https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-01-04.pdf ac5394947fbcacac896fbfe9a1971fdd PDF Text Text NO. 72. VOL. XXI. Jhe^enii-Weekly Republican Rapper GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JANUARY 4,187/. _ Hardware, Stoves, Harness Shop, Tin Shop. BABWARE. loFWl Power Prone". New Material, and the vary beat Job Printins at Lirins Rates. Have now in stock the largest and best assorted stock in the county. FAD VERT1SING. I ~~ 10.00 I • »J.0oT'50.00 I 80.00 r H0,0 O- Bneineea Directory Card,, not exceedins tlx PHOFESIOm ABD BOSINESS CARDS JAMES CLARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY. Prompt attention sivrn to butinen aotnuted to my rare. Office orar Uarlo* k Goodyear^ atom. Haatlnsa. Mich. xxPftf SMITH k KNAPPEM, ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT­ ORS IN CHANCERY. Practice in all tha eonrtt efthieetate. Office over Julina HitmeU'e atora. Clvwxxt Bnm. Jndso of Probate. CEXTRAL HUUSE, HASTINGS. MICH.. L. H. STAUFFER. Prop. old place of buiipeee. wi soeotamodatlonr. I .hall Cook Stoves. The Iron Age, Lake State and Equiva­ lent; all with portable copper reservoies and Nickle Plated knobs. Don’t fail to see them if you want a first class stove. Heating Stoves. The Acorn, Forest Acorn and Monumen­ tal and many new patterns in boiler plates. Sleigh bells, hand sleds, skates, foot warmer^, pocket and table cutlery. Weather Strips. Now is the time to protect your doors and windows, and save 50 per cent, in fuel. to »•« all my will favor ma HuUup. .Vl.cb . tteot. tl, M78. Harness shop. xzUltf PHIL. W. NISKERN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Prompt attention petit HARVEY WRIGHT, LTTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Chancery. Offiee in Union Block, over Ilario* & Goodyear a Sweet's H°Tel, Heavy and light work on hand, and made to order on short notice. GRAND RAPIDS......................................... MICH Tin shop. Flnt-claj*. BOARD AX» ROOM, 82.50 PER DAY. Tin and copper-ware on hand, and repair­ ing done promptly. Rags, old copper, and Nashville, Michipn. iron taken for goods. All work prompdy attended to.____________ DENTIST " If. J. MW/ 50yi Carriage, Siu and Ornamental P A I N TE R At A. M. Rock'a Carriage Shop Jaffirwn St., Hi.tina,, Mich Marble Works. ‘ Dr. J. B. LaSure's Ad. READ ! READ ! READ ! Special Medical Announcement Joy Comfort and Happiness TO THE Sink Afflicted I OP HASTINGS AND VICINITY. DR. J. B LaSUBB GKREBLE & RUSSELL. WIN8LOWS STEAM MARBLE WORKS -A-t Kalamazoo. Mich Monuments of the best American and Imported Marble, Tablets and Head­ stones of all description madotoar-er on short notice, also Granite Monu­ ments of the various patterns supplied to customers. Having steam power and Improved machinery for sending, high polishing and cutting mortices, we can do work cheai»er and better then those who work by hand. Geo W Winslow dk SonE Clnrk General Agent, J. B Bobtn«On, agent in starry CO. PENSIONS GRANDMOTHER’S STORY. The White Christmas. I was about five yean eld, when the White Christmas came, nays dear little old grandma, and there were four children older than I and two younger. One was a wee bit baby. -/Father and mother were Scotch folk, andj^rben Jamie—he was the oldest of us —was a baby they had left the bonny banks of Dee, and the heathery hills that looked at their purple and pink blossoms in ite bosom, and. came to America. They settled in Pennsylvania, not far’ from the Susquehanna river. It was a hilly coun­ try, and though there was no heather, it retnined them of home. And the river, though it was far wider, somehow seemed like, the Dee. They were not rich, hut they were young and hopeful and strong to work. And they lived in the love of God. So, though the land was stony and hard to till, they were very happy in their log cabin. At first there were only two rooms in the cabin and a sort of cockloft above. But year by year little babies came and lay in the oaken cradle before the great fire­ place, and nestled, pink toed and double fisted and blue eyed and bald headed, under the little patchwork quilt. Thon ’.bey got up by-and-bye and grew up into boys and girls and crowded the bed and the trundle bed and the rooms. Then father built two more rooms and a garret. But this time the logs were sawed into boards, and the walls were lathed and plastered, though the ceiling was not I can just remember when the new house, as we called it, , wu built— It was the summer before the While’ Christmas. Jamie was a little over eleven years old then, and I was five. Seven of us in All. There were Jamie and Kenneth —just a year between their agee; then came Agnes and Christy and I, about 15 mouths apart and after mu Margaret; wee Donald had not come. It was a beautiful summer, God's sunshine and rain had come just right. The crops were fine and abundant. The bouse was enlarged. Ev­ ery night and morning father gave thanks to the dear Lord for these mercies. But we children noticed, -too, that when he prayed for mother his voice trembled and he suplicatod very earnestly for her. As the days grew , shorter and tho leaves in the forest turned gold and red and amber under early frost, mother seemed to droop. We had no very near neighbors, but women, who seldom spared time for vis­ iting, came over the hills and across the fields; and, instead of sitting and knifring, as was their way usually they took hold of tha work and helped mother. It was: “Mrs. Ans’thsr”—they never said A nitruther—“ let me work the but­ ter,” or “Mrs. Ans'ther, I'll turn the cheese, yoi don't seem strong enough." Sometimes they would bring out the' great whsel and spin tho livelong afternoon while mother sat in the sunlight and sewed. There was warp on Chc loom in the kitchen corner for doth to make winter dothes for father and the boys, but dess mother was too weak to weave, it. One of tbo good women saw it one day and said: “Mrs. Ans'thcr, my Bamanthy is a prime weaver. I’ll send her over and let her help you fur a spell, and get the doth oul'n the loom, ana she can dye butternut first rate. She can come just as well as not, and it will be a good lift for you just now.” Mother accepted the proffered offer thankfally, and the next day Bamanthy Jones came over and made one of our fam. il,. Peni While she was there it was that wo found, one October morning, wee Donnie Eetabliahed 1»63, in the cradle. Wealways called him “Woe American and Foreign Patent*, Donnie," for he was the smallest baby, I think, that was ever seen. He wasn't more than half u big as Maggie wu when ' I first mv her, and she wu very little. Mother wu kepi in the big curtained bed for many days. And when at length she came out in the kitchen she looked, wan and thin, and walked about painfully holding on by the chain or leaning her hand upon Jamie's or Kenneth's arm. When father wu indoors, ho would not let her stir to do anything. “Margaret," he would say, “you must let the rest of us do whatever there is to do, you must rest” Father wu very sad. And the women who camo went away shaking their heads and looking very grave. One day Kenneth uid: “Bamanths, what is a decline." “Why ? ” said Samantha. “Because, Mrs. Crawford told our mother to day that she wu in a decline. What does it mean?" “It means,” said Samantha, “ that your dear mother is very ill, and they are afraid she will not get well. Your father is go­ ing to town to-morrow and is going to take your mother with him. Something hu to he done for her that cannot be dsns here, and they say she will either get well or never come back at all. Don't cry. God is good, and we must just all of us prey Him to bring her back. I do think she’s SHEET MUSIC the swretret woman ever lived.” FOR SALE at THF BAN NEB PFFICF By-and-by we children went ant of om GREBLE & RUSSELL, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION WHOLE NO 2015. accord to tha barn, where father wuthnt*h- | pqws with music that seemed a part of, ing the lut of the wheat, and Jamie help­ ing him. He looked up from his work, and spoke gently, u he always did. “Wdl, weans, what do you want ?'T Then Ken­ neth told him what Samantha had uid. Father leaned on his flail and said: “Chil­ dren, it hu been in my mind to tell you. I should have done it to-day. Your dear mother is in great peril. I am going to take her to-morrow to the city to a great physician. She cannot make up her mind to leave the baby, it is so young; so, Aggie you must go along to help take care of the wee Donnie—you little woman." Agnes wu such a wise child, and so helpful to everybody, that father almost always called her “Agnes—you little wo- “And the rest of you must bo good and try to have everything go on u usual The boys can fodder the cattls and sec io the sheep and pigs. Yon know the sheap must be put in the fold every night I now, Jamie, and the dOgi let out, for w wolf might come down from the hills. I shall take both hones with me, for we must go u fast and u euy u pomible." That afternoon I remember a neighbor from the town |ten miles away came over with an easy, light covered wagon and drove our open heavier one in place pf it, leaving.his for father to take mother the sixty miles’ journsy in to tho citY. We were all up very early the. morning they were to leave, and all were busy; even I helped mother oa with her fur ov­ ershoes, and put the coals into the ■ hot stove to put in the bottom of the carriage. Agnes wu to carry "wee Donnie." She wu perched up by mother on the back scat and Samantha would insist on tuek- mid ; and over and over again she charged Aggie to stop and have it refilled when it got cold. After prayers in the morning mother called us .to her one by one, and told us in words suited to our understandings whit father had told 'us the day before, and charged ns never to forget the lessons she had tried to teach us. The burden of tin whole wu that we should love God |ever, and trust him through everything. “The west ano o’ye all is old enough , to serve Him," she said. “Even Maggie is not to young." “Poor mither trusts Him,’’ she said ; “and whether Ho brings her back to her bairnics or not sho trusts you all in Ilia hands.” Ahd then she cried; and father came in and took her up in his arms and carried her to the carriage. We stood in tht' doorway and watched them till they turned out of the lane into the turnpike, and then when we could see them no longer we went into the house of bewilderment Jamie said: “It seems u if I didn't know exactly what to do. The house seems empty. It feels just u Deacon Brown’s house did after the fun­ eral, when everybody went to the grave and left only lame Tommy and mo to keep bouse.” and then dear, tender hearted Jamie threw himself down, on mother's chair and cried, and all at once be broke out praying: “Dear Lord hare mercy on tu, and bring our mother safe home to us!" and we all of us with one accord, Saman­ tha and all, knelt down, and each in our own way took up Jamie’s prayer and ech­ oed it to Heaven. When we rose from our knees Samantha said: “Now let ua hare thinni go on u near u poarible as they do when the folks are home. Boys, S) out and do the chores. Christy and ean, you can wash the dishes wfule I see to the milk and get the chum ready. Thank goodnen, there's only two cows to milk anyhow, snd u I don't have to churn “Samantha, ukad Christy, “will they be home by Christmu ?’’ “I hope ro,”said Samantha, “and I hope your mother'll eomo back wolL It'll be a White Chnsteau if she does, whether uye the signs is it's going to be a black Christmas. There's never been a year yet when the snow stayed off so long. It'll be white enough for me if your mother only comes back safe and sound. She’s the sweetest woman I ever sea.” The livelong day thia wu tho burden of Samantha’s talk. And wo children nerer wearied of it. When die work of the day wu over, the candles were lighted and Samantha knitted stockings; the boys took their 1 ‘he story, and I have never been able to' roca’i 0?« of the wonder tales he told ua without remembering note for note the music that accompanied it; only I cannot tall the music. And the stories, therefore, always seem incomplete to me. Our folks had been gons over three weeks. It wanted only a day to Christ­ mas. The ground wu frozen hard. No snow had yet fallen, and it wu bitter cold. '■ “ I wish it would snow," said Jennie; “ I “ It’ll btFwhito enough for me,” uid Samantha, “if your mother comes home safe and well. > She’s the sweetest woman . “Hallo I” cried Kenneth, “if there isn’t Hans coming up the lane. Hurrah! hurrah !" and away he ran down tho lane to meet the German. That night I Wu allowed to sit up, u I always did when Hans came, for he wu a great friend; and to us who had do uncles or aunts, he seemed like a relative. When we had all gathered around tho table and a fe^st of apples and crushed nuts wu act out, I begged Bans to teU us a story. “ What shall I tell you, Kind ?’’ he uked. “ You must give mo a name for my story." My mind wu full of Christman and what Samantha hid said, and of hope and fear about mother's coming home, so I said: “ Tell us about tho White Christ- Said SamanthaThe Christmas will be here to-morrow, for this is Christmu eve, and it will *be white enough for me if it brings Mrs. Ans’ther home safe and well. She's the sweetest woman I ever I remember Hans smil-d a joyous smile when she uid that, and ho said: “Wall, I think we will have a White Christmu, for it is clouding up and tho weather is softening. There’ll bo snow before morning. Whether wo shall have Samantha's White Christmu wo shall see. I hope so.". Then he took up his violin, and, closing his eyes, ho played a strain that sounded like a prayer, and I heard the words; “ White Christmu; safe and well; sweetest woman," u plain u if tongue had said . them. Then looking into the bed of glow­ ing coals on the hearth, u if he read the story there, he said, playing very softly all the while: “ Lapped in a valley, through which a shining river ran. and surrounded by hills that were green in summer and brown in autumn and white in winter, wu a little houM where lore dwelt The beautiful loro of parents and chidren and of brothers and sisters wu there. And over all, and best of all wu God's love. One by one little children came weak and helpless and wail­ ing to the warm nest of a house, and very soon in the tenderness of ito love and th* ■weeturea of the great mother heart that nourished and cared for them, they grew into beautiful, rosy, smiling happy boys and girls. Tho father tended his flocks and herbs and sowed and gathered in his ■tores, and the lads helped him. And the mother carded wool and flax and spun and wove and tended hsr little brood, and made golden barter and melting cheese, and the willing hands and fleet foot of her little girls were swift to help her. By and-bye the mother languished and grew nale and the children feared that God had hidden His face. But tho mother's faith wu strong. Sho trusted Him. She said which ever way it is, it is right. And she went a journey to see a wiso physician. Christmu was near, and the children said : If God brings mother safe home it will be a White Christmu, but if she comes not it will be black darkness to us. So they prayed night end morning, and many times a day for a White Christmu: And God sent ik" And then Hans played the most joyfid strain, and we children cxdtimod; “ Ah, Hans i That wu about ns I" ' out and said : “ It snows. Bure enough, it will.be a White Christmas, but it won't be white to me unless your mother comes. “Now, children, it is time for bed. Wo Samantha. what studied, but I uid ay lessens in the dayeked in bed with Maggie. One of.the events in our simple lives wu I sobbed in fuB. wonderful stories. He Santa Claus may bring ?" said In tho night I dreamed that an who looked like mother, came and And But in �Jqydta |mwr. IIastisos, Mich., Jan. 4, 1876. EOrTORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. Smith and 164 olhris'. rssidento Toys, Toy., Chandelier.,'Crockery, Produce, . Etc, th* town- TOYS! TOYS!! oyt, was laid on tfe table. . . Mr (Milin* also presented the remonstrance .. — . .. , < lof• H D Purdy and 189 others, citiaeM of ,tho township ofTteraapplc, rciaonrtraiing against tte piwsago of a resolution by this Board, roatrslning tho running at largo within tho If you want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to LaXiiNG Hocim, Lambimo, Mien., { January 2, 1877. j On motion of Mr Phillips the remonstrance was laid on the table. ‘ On motion of Mr.Wolf the Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at the hour of 6| o'clock. Wx H Powxas, Clerk. TncaanxY Moajnxo, Dec. 28,1876. is not ao large aa it has been in times Board convened pursuant to adjournment: roll called; quorum present; journal read and Up to this hour the developments point tP ' TteMwn&lof John Hotchkiss and eighteen to tho Re-nomination of Senator Ferry, by others , were presented, and, on motion of Mr a unanimous vote of the Republican cau­ Wolf were referred to the committee on cus, which it is understood will be called ■ The committee on miscellaneous claims, through their chairman, Mr Smith, re­ for Wednesday morning. ported that they had examined tho following The canvass for minor positions in tbe accounts, and would recommend their allow­ , two Houses now going on hero is so bit­ ance as follow*:, This Bouse is jurt now about A* lively as we have ever seen it, though the crowd ter as to be almost scandclous, and in which no man can participate without feel­ ing that the act is one that lowers his manhood. In all the past, and wo have been present at tho opening of every Leg­ xo X*MB HI, MM & MR W e were in th^te 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. xareax or CUIX . ■ AMT. AMT. cla’d bxc’d 1 J P. Roberto, stationery, >8 16 >8 15 2 Grabble 4 Russell, nails, glas putty, etc., 36 16 36 16 8 do. stove, pipe, cte., 16 08 16 08 4 TJ Wilder, Justice foes, 5 Warren Reed and 11 others, witness fees, ... . . islature since the Republican party came 6 James W Maxwell and Charity into power, we have flever seen anything F Maxwell, witness fees, 5.96 3 92 like it But wo suppose it is all right, 7 MH Wing, meals for jurors, 6 50 6 60 except the active part taken by some of 8 Charles H Bauer, expenses go­ ing to Manistee, 83 95 33 95 the Clerks in tho • various State Depart­ 9 P K Durkee, Constable foes, 3 25 2 50 __ ments, who we do not conceive—are called 10 R J Great, clothing for prisonsre, etc., 29 80 29 80 here to run tbe Legislative Department of 11 M M Priudle, Justice foes, 6 60 4 00 12 Salisbury 4 Brossesu, Dishes the State. for Probate office, 10 00 10 00 It is too early, in the absence of so 13 J W4 CGBenily.lumber, etc, 67 64 57 54 2 10 2 10 many members to predict the result of tho 14 Joseph Bryan/ witness foes, 16 Thomas Blaix ill and 4others, caucuses to be held to night, though it witness fot i, 'x ’ 2 93 2 98 seems to us that Mr. Rich of Lapear, has 16 Wm Scudder, blending Circuit 24 60 24 60 the inside trqt}^ for speaker, though the 17 A WCourt, Aldrich, Constable fafs. 58 60 refd contest is sharp and the place will be close­ 18 J H MeKoitt, Deputy Sheriff fees, 23 11 21 01 ly contested by Mr. Hamilton of Berrien 19 Dwight’ Johnson. Constable fie*. T 48 98 47 06 and Mr. Hoyt of Saginaw. On motion pf .^r Dewey the report was acFor Clerk of tho House, we do not hear that Hon. D. L. Crossman of Ing­ On motion of 1 r Collins account No 17 was ham, lias any competitor and the samo is laid on the table.. Charles II. Bmier, Prosecuting Attorney, true of J. H. Stone of St, Clair, for Sec­ read to the Boan\his report made to the At­ Ho also retary of the Senate. All olse 8 in doubt torney General’tar the year 1876. read a summajy ■ I the work done by the and uncertainty. Prosecuting Alto: ney durfag the years 1874, 1876 and 1876, which, on motion it Mr Dew­ The capitol is gay and festive just now, ey was accepted find placed on file. the sleighing firatrate. New Year's cat’s On motion of Mr Wolf Board adjourned to —^Wx H Powxu, Clerk. yesterday were very numerous, and the 1:80, pm, Tuvmdat Arrxaxoox, Doc. 28,1876. (• social hop at this House last evening was a Board convened pursuant -to adjurnment; x -very pleasant affair. roll called ; quorum present. Mr Hoyt presented the'bond of George W Tho sudden call of cx-Gov. Bagley to Wilcox, County Treasurer elect, for tho years tlic bed aide of his dying brother in New 1877 and 1878, in tho sum of seventy-five York, is Qecply regretted by all classes of thousand dollars, with Nelson Cowen, Lewis Baldwin, John W Briggs, William Watson, men here, who had hoped and expected to Herman Wilcox, D B Pratt, L B Hills, Lewis greet tho retiring Governor, and bid him s' Wflcox, Huron HCley and K B HoytUsureties thereto, which, on motion of Mr Stowell wu prosperous future, this New Years season.D approved. To enable the committees to ge to work, on motion Board adjourned until 7 o,elock this PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD evening. Wx H Pownu, Clerk. * Eraxuo Sxaaxox, 7, p m. OF SUPERVISORS. Board met puyuant to adjournment; roll called; quorum present. Alonso D. Cac xalladcr, one of the Circuit Baxxt Covim Cttax’s Omen, Hastings, Dec. 26, A. D. 1878. Court CommisaiMsers elect, presented his bond 39 Irving L Creasy, attending Court, c 60 Beard of Supervisors for Barry county met aa such Circuit Court Commissioner for the pursuant to adjournment as above, and called year* 1877 and 1878, in the sum of three, thousand dollar*,-signed by himself. to order by the Chairman. Mr Sidnam staled that said Alonso D CadOn the roll being called by the Clerk, tho Supervisors were all present except Mr Ar­ wallader would procure the signature of Asa 42 John Hotchkiss, expreu on mour and Mr Hendenhott. MEUII! & LAMPS H<r«i I From all glass, to Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 40c. Groceries 3 ■«•!? = « ..........■ = £? = ■: ........ ................................... j Mr Dewey moved that the Chairman appoint a wmmittet consisting of five msmbera to acltlo with the County Treasurer, and that Mr Stowell be Chairman of such committee. Mot-rm prevailed. ' The Chair announced the following as tach committee: Ira Siowelll, Levi M Dewey, Pleiades/ Brown, William P Bldnam and Frederick W Collins. Charles 11 Bauer, Prosecuting Attorney, belag present, was called upon and made a state­ ment relative to Ms action in prqeecuting the Philip W Niakarn. one of thn Circuit Comt 1877 and 1878, In the turn of three thousand ' dollars, F W Collins and John C Smith as . sureties thereto, which, on motion of Mr Hoyt, was approved. Phillips, were referred to tho committee on taken from the table. Mr Phillips moved that account No 17 teallowed at the sum of >18.68. Mr Collins moved to amend the motion of Mr Phillips by allowing said account No K at the sum of >3.60^ Amendment prevailed. On motion, the motion of Mr Phillips amended wm adopted. Mr Phillips moved that the Sheriff be lowed the *Um of four hundred dollars for turnkey foes and keeping Jail record for the year 1876, Motion prevailed. On motion of Mr Bartram the Clerk wu in­ structed to let the printing of the Court Cal- On motion of Mr Bartram the Sheriff was au­ thorized and Instructed to purchase the neces­ sary amount of wood for the use of Court House and Jail far the ensuing year at the best terms passible; and that he draw orders on the County Treasurer to pay far the same, which orders shall be a voucher to said Treat- cellancou. account, 71 22 71 82 tnee Scidmore, reward far apprtension of Major L Smith, 75 00 R to B W Aldrich, reward far ap. pehension of horee thief, 75 00 R to B j motion of Mr Sidnxm the reoort wa. ar. ' Mr Rgwey moved to amend the report by allowing account No 22 at the sum of >10. Motion did not prevail. On motion of Mr Smith, James Scidmore was allowed to withdraw account No 44. On motion of Mr Phillip* account No 45 was laid on the table. Mr Bartram moved to amend the report of committee by laying account No 29 on the table. Motion did not prevail. Mr Hoyt moved to amend the report of com­ mittoe on claims by allowing account No 29 at tho sum of >28.76. Mr Dewey moved an amondment to the mo­ tion of Mr Hoyt, by allowing said account No 29 at the sum of >67.50. Motion did not prevail. A vote was then taken on the motion of Mr Hart to amend, and said motion prevailed. On motion of Mr Philips the report of the committee on claims, u Um ended, was adopted. Mr Stowell moved that the committee on county buildings be instructed to examine and report as to tbe feasibility of moving the peti­ tions in Court House so as to enlarge the offices Wx II Powxu, Clerk. The committee on claims, through their WwrtMT Moaxtxu, Dec. 27, A D. 1876. Chairman, Mr Smith, farther reported that Board convened pursuant to adjournment; they hud taandned the following accounts, and roll called ; the Chairman announced a quorum would TiMamend their allowance u fallows: (>n motion Board adjourned until tomorrow present; journal read and approved. X0 XAXX XATCa* OF CLAIM AXT. AWT. morning at the hour of 8j o’clock. There being a vacancy in the committee on Wm II Powxu, Clerk, tfJHBW. occasioned by the absence of Mr Ar­ 20 Wm Tbflrfvr, deputy Sheriff Fxjday Moxxuto, Dee, 29, 1876, mear, go motion of Mr Smith Mr Bartram **•. 897 18 887 03 Board convened pursuant to adjourninvnt; eras appointed to fin such vacancy. roll called • quorum present. On motion of Mr Hoyt the amount of bond 10 00 Mr Stowell moved that the Hastings Rxit»g! 96 Ucam Baxxsx and Hoxa JovrnaL be each paid tte sum of >80 for nuWaMng tte official for Court Roon, tint a committee consisting of five members inquire into tho duties of the several aalcrreuouable taleries for 1 60 10 07 10 07 ed to draw an order to Geo M Dewey in the earn of >8.40 for publishing annual liquor tax of County Tmnurer for th. year 18.C. os soon u the same shall bo published committee: Wolf, Zebulon 11 Hoyt and John J Perkins. Sheriff, . C 00 81 Dennis 4 Holmes. publishing election notice, 29 40 82 Isaac V.«eu. attending Mr. Slovell morrd to reoomrider' tbo vole taken last evening on account No. 22. Motion did not prevail. To enabio the committees to go to yoek, on Mofioo of Mr. Wolf, Board adjourned to 1:80, p. m. I £ Of all kinds and as cheap as they can be bought in the State. £ Crockery All Kinds and All Prices. William II. Powers, County Clerk, presented his bond auaid Clerk, in the sum of two thousand dollars, with David R. Cook and Jamea P. Rob­ erta aa sureties thereto, which on morUoe of Mr. Stowell was approved. The bond of William H. Powers, as Register in Chancery was present­ ed tn tho sum of five hundred dol­ lars, with David R. Cook and James P. Robert* as sureties thereto, which on motionlof Mr. 8idnam was approrTo enable the committees to go to work, on motion Board adjourned until seven o'clock this evening. Wm. H. Powssa, Clerk. Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at VW, WEE 4 Haatings, Dec. 14th, 1876/ Attention Firemen. Regular meeting of Pioneer Engine Co., No. 7, Friday evening, Jin. 5th, 1877. 7 o'clock pqESTO/t’S xxi30w4. THE ENEMY OF IISlASE I THE FOE OF PAIN TO (EAST Friday evening 7 p. m. Look at this! Board met pursuant to adjourn­ ment. ’ WHICH HAH STOOD THE TEST OF R. J. GRANT SELLS. Roll called. Quorum present. 83.25 40 YEARS. THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL • The Committee on Claims through Youth't coati 23.00 NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT their Chairman, Mr. Smith, further Hotf't coati ILM WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHE, NO JVoe. 27, ‘7C xxtBlec6 reported that they had examined the FAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY. OR THE BODY OF A followingaccounts, and would reoom­ HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ The “iron Trail.” mend their illowano* as follows: IMAL, THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOTA spicy aketshdcscriptire of a trip over TLB COSTING 25c., 60c.. or 21.00. 46 Milton Prickau, looking for th. Atehison Topeka and SantaFo Railroad HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF bone thief.....................>16 10 16 in and of the beauties, scenery nud pleasure A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ 47 Village of MkMIeville, One .o , ..................... 2 7o 2 76 resorts of tha Rocky Mountains, by “Nym' ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS 48 Joy Terry, wiinvu fees... 1 « i 45 Crinkle." tho musical and dramatic critic MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. Jr ^ flc°bb-«uuo«*ri........ rat'd to B’d of thejVetc York World, sent free on pa- xxltyl____________________ -____________ LINIMENT, Barlow & G.'. eutertes.../:’ 2 00 2 W v J’J1*-1"' ”P’p> * m « U « « F.B. Bowen, dep ahf fees 21 05 21 86 C. H. Baur, expenses,.......... 1 25 1 25 John Roberts, med. serr’es.. 8 00 8 00 J. Q. Crony, reward for approhanaion of Hgj. L. Smith.. 50 00 50 00 On motion the report wu accept­ ed. Mr. Collins moved that account No. 49 bo allowed at twenty dol­ lars. ’ Motion did not prevail. * On motion of Mr. Perkins, the re­ port wu adopted. On motion of Mr. Phillipa, the Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at the hour of 8 12 o’clock. Wm, H. Powxas, Clerk. M “ 67 52 59 60 Saturday morning. Dee. 30. 1876. plieatfot.lomitUr wkh the SanJuan Guide, maps and timo tables of thia new and pop- •Q1TW’ radr, New Mexi«, Ariton a and the San Juin Mina. The finest lino of Pullman LINUIENT Dlslmfecla, Pwrifle*, Swells*, and Healu. Jm- <'76tf T. J. Andkmon, Ge>i. Pau. Aat. Topeka. Kau. CARBOLIC OIL Cureo JLteitaiuisni and Neuralgia. Inrtaatly allya tte pain of Burnt, lleab the most Obstinate 8oree and Vlecra. Cures Wounds, Bruises, Fains, and Aches. Will keep your Horsein and Stock in Order Johx Stanley Bella better and cheaper W*ITNEVER FAILS! Try it Oncers Tea, Dios any other House in the city. < *t J j ferrand'williams' t WANTED—Owp.ju ..a, U «ul xxililT M>» 4 Preu». tot for tele dinai. John Stauley. �Ihe^ejni-Weakly heplibiicapfeapjier. UMT WIlTf. TO-DAY’S ADVER flSEMENTO. Mortgage Sale—Fraud* Holden. •. Sctauek’. Special Motie*i-Douchx A Co. Tbe “ Iron TrailT. J. Anderson. Education*!—•Grand Rapids Uuiiuerj Collect. A Free Hide to Grand Rapid*—tilar Clothin*. All About the County. Pleasant. More snow. Admirers of tho beautiful mow are doubt­ less in their clement at present. The proceedings of tho Common Council and the Board of Supervisors, published in this is- for lb* good old times. Th* Grand announces nntv Mlum prices. It baa reduced rate* from *4.00 to *2.50 and *3.00 per day. Kiadxu, Sror axv Tuixk.—we suppose the most of our readers buy and use D. B. DeLand A Co.'s Bat Chemical Saltratui, but if there are any of you who do not, just stop and think; if yon buy the beet Chemical Saleratu* yon get the Bat Salrratut made. About 10 o'clock yesterday morning a fire broke out in the grocery store of H. A. Bus­ sell, It was only by timely effort that a de. strnctivv fire was prevented. Cause, a defec­ tive stovepipe. Damegcs estimated at about — 8200. , delivery* by the druggists, and we arc free to say that wa have read this welcome visitor with satisfaction and profit. It contains an astonishing amount of information which is useful to everybody, aud shows how to treat nearly all th^djseaae* from which p*opl* suf­ fer. It invamblyrecommends the best reme­ dies to be employed, irrespective of Ayer’s Family Medicines, and furnishes, indeed, the kbest medical advice by which a great majority of ailments can be treated successfully. The anecdot**, witticisms and jokes aro the .best compilation that come* under our notice,'and the book is a refreshing contribution to our en- Diamond Wedding. On Monday, 1st fast., the parents of Dr*. E. F. and I. W. Brown, of this dty, celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of their wedding day, at their old homestead near London, Canada West- There arc cloven living children re maining to the aged couple, and one dead, and there has been no death in their family in fif­ ty-seven years. There are eight boys whose united wfigbt is 1600 pounds. All of the children, excepting Dr. E. F. Brown, were present nt the re-union on Monday, which must have been one of heart-felt enjoyment to Al their golden wedding ten years ago their children and grand children to the num. her of filly-two were present—The parents now four-score yean old, are hale and hearty, and - may have several years still to travel on their pilgramage- to the tatter land, before taking leave of this mundame sphere, grown so famil­ iar to them by the associations of so many fcOXTlSUED FIIOM 1ST PAGK.] laws ol this State relative to restrain­ ing tit nniiuala from Fanning at large in tho highway* thereof be, and hereby ia made operative in said county, so far as they relate to horses, cattle, sheep and swine. Mr. Dewey moved to amend the resolution! of Mr. Collins by insert­ ing before tho words “iu said county” tbe words "in the township of Thorn­ apple.” The amendment did not pre­ vail. Mr. Bartram moved that tho res­ olution of Mr. Collins be adopted. Motion did not prevail by yeas and nays as follows: Yean,—Mr. Bartram, Collins, Per­ kins, Sid nam and Wolf,—5. . Nays,—Mr. Benham, Brown, Dew­ ey, Houghtalin Henry, Houghlalin, James W... Hoyt, Odell, Phillips, Smith, Stowell and Chairman,—11. Absent,—Mr. Armour and Mr. Hendershot,— 2. On motion of Mr. Brown, the Board took a recess for one hour. Tbe hour having -expired, the Board was called to order by the Chairman. Roll called. Quorum present. The account of ■ Lester Mead, for Constable fees, in the sum of four dollars and eighty-fivn cents, was presented, and on motion of Mr. Smith allowed at the amount claimed. The account of Richard B. Mead, tor Justice fees, in the sum of two dollars and • eighty seven cents, was presented, and on motion of Mr. Smith allowed at the amount claimed. Tho account of John Snyder, of one dolbtr. for juror fee«, wa< pre­ sented, and on motion of Mr. Smith was allowed at the amount claimed. Tbe CommittH, appointed to set­ tle with Milo T. Wheeler. County Treasurer, for the year 187G, made the following report: That they have examined the books, accounts and vouchers of said Treasurer, and find as follows : Milo T. Wh4el*r, County Treasurer. 1876. In account with Barry County. Dr. Dec. 29. To bal. from old account* brought forward To Liquor tax collected 239.23 of 1876 ' “ Liquor ux collected « a*se*Mnentr»f 1876 3,206.80 171.00 “ Fine* collected •' . " Tax receipts ' 1,538 74 • “ Redemption* 619.17 “ Rejected/tax collected 63.87 •' Cash -Aif Township Treasurer* 1 23,570.85 “ Circuit Court fee* of County Clerk 296.00 '• Cash of D. W. Smith, Bill* Asylum " Primary School mon3.00 “ Cash of Auditor Gen­ era), Wolf Bounty ■' Cash of Auditor Gen­ eral, on settlement 1870 " Qosls in case of the people vs Geo. D. 145.00 •' Cash uf D. G. Robin­ son, rejected tax *31,085.14 J 876 By bundle A, Vouchers, County orders *8,787-80 •' bundle B, Vouchers, Court orders 2,061.20 “ bundle C, Vouchers, Poor orders 2,982.46 •• bundle D, Vouchers, . Miscellaneous orlers 14,156.74 bundle E, Vouchers, 3,515 03 Liquor lax orders •• bundle F, Vouchers, 174.56 Drsin orders 4,406.05 “ Cash lialance Look out for Him. On Friday last, Constable Swarthout arrealcd one IV. A. Tompson," whoso residence is on Kimball Street, in the Village of Lebanon, N. ■* Justice Ilayfurd,.who in default of bail in the sum of *2,000 committed him to the tender merci** of Sheriff Cresay, who locked him up in jail. It seams that he purported to ba Agent of the Granite Agrienllutal Works, a playwf out Lebanon institution, and had been selling sundry of our farmers Agricultural Imple­ ments, to be delivered in future, ami making them Agents of the Ctlcbmled (Sramte jijrievl t»al ■ -Wares, . eceiving therefor tne note* of bls dupe*. After his arrest the note* were called back, and surrtadered tn the parties executing them, who ret :rned to him his ^swindling oontraets. Thiv being done the par­ ties expressed Mtisfaetion, the swindler paid l*ft for pastures frwh. to gull other people. Justice required the criminal prosecution of Thompson, and wo do not approve of hi* dis­ charge, though that probably saved the people DIED. And thy loss w* d**plr f**l: But Ood hath the anasl taken from us. ---------- 40JJ8 1876 Tq Cash balance brought down *4,406.96 All of which is respectfully submitted. Ira Stowell, Lovi M. Dewey, Com. Pleiades Brown, William P. Sidnam, Frederick W. Collins, On motion of Mr. Wolf the report was accepted. On motion of Mr. Hoyt the report was adopted. Mr. Dewey moved that the thanks .... of this Board be tendered Milo T. Wheeler, County Treasurer, for tbe able and efficient manner in which be has conducted said office during the six years last past, which motion pre­ vailed. Mr. Dewey moved that the Clerk be authorized to procure jt now case for tho reception and protection of the books, files and papera that arc ac­ cumulating in bis office, and that tho Clerk bo authorised to draw on the County Treasurer for funds to pay for the same. " Motion prevailed. Pay roll of Board of Supervisor for December session, A. D. 1877 : 262 68 j Salary o! County Treasures, 1,000 00, 187^ Balance Salary cf County 400 00 Cletk, 1876 • Balance Salary of Prosecuting . Attorney, 1676 400 00 tratuferrad *130 from the general highway fund to the First Ward hiciiwuv highway fund, carried by ayes and nrr* as follows: Ayes—Aid. Dawson, Evans, Lewis, h Naughton, Reed, Sheldon and Tomlinson, 7, Nays—None. The seali excavating Total* **,863 51 Orders adopted at present sei­ stun 8,883 61 awarded to D. R. McElwain at a sum of *550 Orders yet in hedrawn 158 40 by a vote by ayes and nays as follows: aa follow* ; Ayes—Aid. Dawson, Russell, Evens, Lewis, For publishing Liquor Tax State­ McNaughton, Sheldon, and Tomlinson, 7. ment of County Treasurer for Nays—Nons. ■ 1876 On motion the Council adjourned. For publishing Proceeding of L. D. Qvacxassaui, Recorder. IW 00 Board Tout (IM to There being no further business be­ fore tho Board, after Ute reading of the Journal, on motion of Mr. Phillips Board adjourned without day. D. G. Robinson, Attest, Chairman. Wm. H. Powhrs. County Clerk. H- R. Stevan’* Column. ‘'VEGETINE, JECETINE VEGETINE JVEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE C. M. RUNYAN’S I would respeCtfaNy announce to the citi zens of Hastings .«nd vicinity, that I have a new and * 7 M ’ « ■■! Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00,; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc.,, which will be sold at BOTTODa 3E>3E*.XC3SBia. Remember the place, at Jf. <S. R U’JVY^ljyrS Boot and Shoe Store, Jeffebson street. Gite me a call. . Council Proceeding*. A regular meeting of the Common Coun­ cil of the city of Hastings wa* held at th* council room on the evening of Dec. 19th, A. D. 1870. Present tbe Mayor, Recorder, Aid, Davrson, •fwsths worn cf SerotuU. Evav*. Lewis, McNaughton, lle*d, Russel), xxi66tf Sheldon and Tomlinson. ■ The minute* of the two previous meeting* -. •nc-'Jatby phytlcl.tiv aud apothecaries were read and approved. Petition of Wm. D. Hayes protesting against opening that part of Madison lying between Jefferson Ft. and Broadway for reason* therein set forth was on motion of Aid. Sheldon laid on tho table. . Petition of Edwin Tsali, O D Spaulding, M E Taylor, HL Miller, Geo W Williams,! E Stauffer ,A P Vpdike, Daniel Striker, B T Campbell, A J Bowne, C Russel!, Julius Russ­ ell, Lucius Ru**«ll. J M Russell. £ B Colton, H F VanValkenburg, Irving L Crea*y, George rllh wondsrful sueevs. iu M»i Curry, Henry Marble. Mrs. J H Dennis, Mrs. Truman Williams, II E Keneday, A M Hayes, Mrs. G W Williams, J W McElwain, Miller Delong, Mrs. R Cressy, John Teoll, Mrs. J H Anderson, J H Anderson, W G Shriner, Effie Salisbury, Will Johnson, Jean Kocher. Hoaea Adolphus, WH Holmes, C8 Burton W H Myers A S VanWeek, C B Parsons, C M Bunyan, J G* Runyan, Jas, Dunning, LOrsborn, Wm H Powers, John Hotchkiss, Geo M Dewey, A B Freeman, C J Cole, J C Woodruff, A J Britton, M E Nevins, Geo. Wood, John Roberts, A M Blsxo, A Wooley, D C Wooley, L D William*, Henry 11 Bailey, Edward Rider, Mile* Alain, Truman Williams, 1 B Lees, Jno. M Nevin*. Chas W Jones, J B Fuller. M T Wheeler, A D Cedwalhder, E M Evert*, 31 A Morrell D C Ityclealiymcr, Harvey Close, G W I’almatier, Aaron M Black, T J Wilder, Valentine Liens Chet Measer. Fremont Dillon, Wm Steven*, Mbs Dore Mann. Walter Kelly, Nellie Meserole, H F Ford, Belle Throop. A E Tomley, Will cur* 1‘yjpepri*. Dick Williams, Leroy Orr, Ella Burton, Ella Pennock, Clara H Allen. Mrs J B VanVel*or, Hilton Ward, Jno H Dennis, Curtis G Mixer, Wm H Stebbins, W U H Heath, Frank Steb­ Restore* ttre entire vy»tcm toa taoltbye bins, Reuben Fuller, Fred Sweet, Geo Will­ iams, H M Merrit. J Maus, T J Bro*»eau, Seth A Balisburr, 11 J Kenfield, Joaeph Col*, Marj Barlow, GI Heath,S C Powell. C A Barnes W G Abbott, E M Hand, C 8 Whitcomb, Kirk Grant, Frank Decker, G G Spaulding, John SnjJ.r, C B Salisbuiy, John Carlow, Mr* A Ackerman, Chas K Bauer, Loyal E Knappen. John Q Cressy, H A Goodyear. Wm 8 Good­ year, Jas H Bauer, J E Ilogl*, Samuel Diskle, A P Drake and Geo W Sherman, to enforce the law relative to selling liquors, to minors and drunkards and closing ealoons as prescribed by law, was on motion laid on the table until » Pains In the Baek. the next me*tiug. Report of Finance Committee recommending that tbe bill oC printing of Dennis & Holmes be allowed at *34 51, also of Gee. M. Dewey laally euro* Kid nay Complaint. xxi6Btf bill for printing be allowed al *88 5(>and the bill of Dep. Sec. of Stat* foe copy of amended charier at *3 00, which by a vote of aye* and nays a* follows were allowed and orders ordereds drawn thorefor. .\yea—Aid. Dawson, Evans, Lewis, Mc­ Naughton, Russell,Sheldon and Tomlinson, 7. I* th* great reruxly ter Oensral Debility. Nays—none. Report of Street Com.recommending that the Lost!—$50 00 Reward. ,job of excavating the hill North of Iron Bridge on Broadway be let in nccordaa^wwith the A pocket book containing money. *50 profile and specifiieation* on file In the Recor­ reward will be paid for its recovery. th* world. / ders office. On motion of Aid. Tomlinson the xxi72t2 _______ G. W. Bbow.n. report wa* accepted and ordered to be placed Vesotine 'is Sold by all Druggists, on fils. Taka Notica—Fair Warning I Tho fullowingresolution wa* offered by Aid. __ NEW ADVERTISMENTS. ____ Sheldon. The individual that carried off my lit­ Krtolrtd, That Stat- Street be and is hereby widened from Hanover Street Easte to Q. PT Rowell & Co'eTOoE tle dog on last Thursday, will save trouble Montgomery Street and that tho South line of if ho returns him immediately as he ia said Street be and is hereby established as fol­ known, and cannot low* : Commencing al a stake standing twelve xxi72t3 Sfoet east of Hanover Street on the South of State Street running thence in a South­ Easterly direction parallel with theJG. R.V. R. IL one hundred (100) fe*l South of the center Between Irving station and Freeport, of said Rail Road track measuring at right angles with said Rail Road track to the point on tbe road that pamea Joseph Freeman, Lamb. Bottum Lands, nnd Uplands, on Wrms !• J. C. Hanna, Wm. Cobb, the Wood >ult tile purth»«r. Ml Iver ccnl. on School House and the Dutch Church, one Carried by ayes and nays as follows : defr-rrtd payments. Tv*, per cent. diseount far roll of pictures, being Bird*-Eye view's of Ayes—Aid. Dawson, Lewis, Bussell, Shel­ tffii the Centennial Grounds and Buildings. A don and Tomlinson, 6. Nays—Aid. Evans and McNaughton, 2. reasonable reward wilt be paid for the^roOn motion of Aid. Dawson tho matter of tum of tho property to the subscriber, or John M. Bessmer drawing money for the Dep. for it if left at the Bamm& office. Sec. of Stats for a copy of ammended Charter ABEMF8 WANTED FOB HJSTOW J. R. Dudlky. was referred to city Attorney. Rutland, Dee. 21 1876. 70tlThe following accounts were then allowed and orders ordered to be drar~ — ,L* appropriate funds therefor. *4 00 tioandcouiplotebiJlorj pubtnhed. bend for our Crawley A Mate for Hose Co. 1 60 extra terms to agent*. NiTiosxJ. Prauuuo Co.. system, build* up the broken-down, eu Clias Dolph for one eoard of wood Ch lea*o. III., *rbt. Lost*. M*. ’ pepsin. Liver Complaints, Dropsy. Chronic gin Room. 5 25 Diarrboa, Boils, Nervous Affection, Chill*, by aye* and naya a* follows j TO ADVERTI8EH8. and Fever*, Humors, Los* of Constitutional Ayo*—Aid. Dawson, Evan*, Lewis, Mc­ S«ndforcur MJCHIOAS LIST. ,Seatfr**oa Vlger, Disease* of the Kidney* and Bladder, Naughton, Russall, Sheldon and Tomlinson, 7. Vipl^ra°* Female Complaints, and all disease* originat­ Nay*—None. ing in a bad elate of the Blood, er accompanied On motion of Aid. Tomlinson the Um* for by Debility or a Low Stale of the System. ftS“Ready for Agent*—Th* completing tho job of excavating the hijl on Cavrioa!—Be auro yon get the PxaiTixx Broadway North of the Iron Bridge wa* ex­ Srarr, ONE dollar and two a bottle. Sold tended to th* 1*1 of April 1877. Resolution Aid. Sheldon that th* library fond of *610 0 on hand be temporarily trans­ 86 Harrison Armine, Boston. ferred to Ui» Finn Ward highway ted. rrwU^yi. etc List of Patent*. C. M. RUNYAN. We’ve Got ’Em! DRUGS & Also CONFECTIONS, IN ENDLESS VARIETIES. WHERE ? JAS. P. ROBERTS local felim Th* Little Kock and Fort Smith RAILWAY ^iyrs!&A"lSS.'tiss-i'j2tv lloosht-.'.ln Ilmiry SeMteMoAuMi*. Il.-yl Lbul .n n. SE Naughton, Reed, Sheldon and Tomlinson, 7. Nays—None. On motion of Aid. Sheldon that the dog tax of *25 now on band be transferred to the First Ward highway fund, and that 10 per of th* 4th Ward highway fund amounting to *83 14 also be transferred to the First Ward highway fund Carted by aye* and nay* a* follows: Ayes— Aid. Dawson. Evans, Lewis, MoNaughton, Used, Sheldon and Tomlinson, 7. of ths Bd Ward highway fund amounting to *111 19 be transferred to the First Ward highwnr ted. Claims audited by tbe. Board as follow*: Miscellaneous Claims Special Notices TO •nr rear, we have madt word failure eonld ."xxs'c.lr's this with th* earuMtir l-ec thst the rreat Genteni exhibition LSHK (toll to. rrtdertcit W Educational.—Educate your aons and daughters at the Grand Rapids Busi­ ness College. For particulars, call or send for "College Journal." l&LtoJrf'.Ud. <W Itar. J Morton Fence Thornville b$b sSBrfcriss, Chronic aBdeUcwre MmiM .. . S Doakal Oil Cop Hratfor E Gregory Wind Wheels Battle Crwek Advertised Letter*. muOk x>». WWW*w^l» inlninf ■ Mateu*. Cite*, roexnso nr , C. BIGELOW, MARRIAGE GUIDE. OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. �[OOJCTINUSD PROM 1ST PAGt] come home. It’A’a White Christmas. Mother! Mother!” and in a minute I wan in father's ariiu and put in bed bj deir mother; and all tho children were awake and such jo« and rejoicing I . While wo were having our hearty sleep, they had come home, and gone about very carefully so u not to awaken ua; for they wished to surprise us just as we were surprise! When we looked out tn the morning the ground was covered with snow, the shed* and buildings were cush­ ioned deep with fleecy white, and the branches of tbe trees down to tho tinirat twigs were laden with it; oven the well­ sweep and bucket were white. And wotLtr •» b.u«—settle well; K> u was a White Chrutmas out of doors and larlaln ludsnloreof Mortgage, made mid «x*cut*<i nUu teoUiilay of Aprlll In th* year of nor Dord >n* thousand eight hundred and *«r*nty-one. by ruomu Blackman, of Barer. Barrv pojiutyt and <lat* of Michigan. In tkvor of Fraud* Holden of lhe ire uaklp of ITalrievlU*, County and Slat* afereald; i bleb Mid Mortgage wa* duly recanted to the *a« if lh* Kegistcr of Deed* nt me runnly of Barry 5t?; Free ride to GrandRapids |and return] area yeas* 'mortgage. imortgage n the pay'*4^ a*. ONLY DURING JANUARY AND FEBRUARY. 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. cif'tlret'uy. ttx Legals. No Affidavits of publication wlH b* give until . . . । . - -....I .■ •>.» uni, »r«e. Star Clothing House. Star Clothing House. Legale. Legals. •utainpiMo or parcel of laud situate, lying and ef.nll kllUriUi OW Lro. “onUth. no^ 1*1.4 situate, lying. end being Here, couuty of Barry, eao t> I <• north or range nb offered for saio at WMontaa.goBiffiMrteoraur. Al^reWysiiar land on the north «a*t eoraur of mcuou fir* (i). all ta township oneQi north of range tan (10) wesu Dated. D*cemb*r ISth. ICT. DAStBI. SKELP. Mortgage. (tai. K. Bscs*. Atty, for HprtgagM. xxia7wl3 WE HAVE ONLY ONE PRICE SALE ON EXECUTION, or MicetouLCounly ofBarry.as.n- l£..yasJt. • f RSfaM, M dly of“ etob.^A. D. 1X71.by IM Mid William in WILL SELL HOODS LOWER HH ffl STORE IN Mffl t L*r<i on .thousandMai <1 rocvrdw! Iu tn* <im« ■utaeountyof Barry,c D. >*<7. al two o’eloek Io [” of Mortcagt*. oa vagi Wo Are Selling Mens’ Heavy Overcoats at $3 50 ; $4 00 ; 5 00 and Upwards. M) of tho'souih u*t*<gartariP4} 1 fuellon c usek»*r twenty on* (21 lof township num- umber lln*[VJ west^contalnlng tn *11 one henred and twenty (130J seres of land acoordins to th* inlted Stat** Survey, be th* same more *r les*. Thereupon netie* is h*r*»y given that by irta*of«aid *x*cution. I shall expue for sale nd 1*11 et th* North frontdoor of the Court House, hn /. (iildtag. being thirty (W) aero* of land at cording to the United but** aurvay. b* Ua a*= ^Dated Prairieville. De«. 37. ICT. Jai.«.*77-txi FRANCIS HOLDE>. Awign**. We Are Selling iboultl an) rjssbKrft’jsyrxs 33 ilatnteln U public al the Nortb tr□’uI tlty of llaatinn. &fea£5?: teeutb day ot August, in tea year o e thousand eight hundred and seventy. J. Winters of Dope, Barry county, and ihigan. in favor of Preaeis Holden of In the matter of the utai* of Albert E- Bull I* of Prairieville, county aid stale . •hkh said mortgage was duly recorded deceased. On reading and filing ,She dnly verified th**dre'll,, /.-j-rc . r tbe llesirt'.-.’ ■ l’e mlnletratioo ceouet orA. E. Bell Administrator of Itarry, aforesaid, on th* Ivth d of said estate on file in Ihl* court which he preys DJCT, at eleven o'clock io the ft may be exam tied suid allowed. "W" of mortgage* on page 28S. Thereupon t is ordered. That Tuesday the 2M gage ws* given to secure the p«: day of Janna next at 1C o'eloek in the forenoon, i.. . r...v>L. _______ Ft0? $4 5a> certain mortgage, bearing date the tweet of October, A. 1>. i—;. tio-ui:-; M Mr. StSK ncordrd ta tbe offle* of the KrgMler i a BOYS’ OVERCOATS AND SUITS. $2 75, $3 50, $4 00 $5 00 and Upwards. $<Sr- Take advantage of this chance to save money by buying of us, besides Costing you nothing to see Grand Rapids.^jj^f 'y Star Clothing House, 38, 40 and 42, Canal st., Grand Bapids. Make no Mistake in our Looatson—The Great Double Store. to sattefy the mount mortgage, with lute fOOCt. a* agent for tbe United aeb Sox ofTilu and Ointment. ~ liRK'mFiCTf^ THE TESTIMONY OF THE WHOLE WORLD fiouowrs OfflTIBIT. 1877, at the hour ol one o'eloek ta th Ayer's Cathartic Pills, By ed to appear, at a session of said eourt.' then tc be Mass S iS KS.ES d»y of heart M’S Offi STORE. sass If the Pills itrwtione. The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has again engaged in the DRUG T^Dg, and has in stock cfnd daily arriv­ 022348483032534848483023234832 ing, a fresh and genuine Stock or Drugs and Medi­ cines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and in fact a com­ plete Stock of Druggist’s Merchandise which he offers to the^ jjcoplc at greatly R^ “°^REJU£MBER,the Peo pie’s Drug S to r e is di­ rectly opposite Fmpirc Block. One door cast of SpauldingsDiptheria, Ulcerated Sore Throat, and Searle (A truoooi .] iwiTOwi Jatape of /4oM<«. iARDIAN'S SAXE. sw.ws ssyss , t of the estate ot Kila Lewis anil city) of ffiiaggqKSLSE”1 id Stats virtue WM! ran. all of tho as SSST^iS GKOltGL Palad.KaaUngs.-i NOTICE TO 9.9^MI^SIONERS ON ^Cowr^or^B mtK’J® Probate^Court for Jul^ 18,1876 Qeo. M. SavagcFtfc'C^s CoL *^?Ht**? •“’wurins any of these adverUse ■UBtawfllplmsettaLejrheroJlheyeaw theeani*. lent the aame to ua for examination and SmBMffiKKP POSITIVELY CURED. fcctive and conge­ nial purgative crer direovered. They are mild, but etfectual in their operation, moving the bowel* surely and without pain. Although gentle in tbeir operation, they are still the __ __ moat thorough and '■AUJl™ * — 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, they stimulate the digestive organs and ft and desertbed u follows, to-witTlhu w««t half In th* stattar of the Batata of John Bredyland I!Si ft IU n»rth -st qu*rt« [Uf of Motion thirty dcoauad. MORTGAGE SALE• five M in township number two[2J north of rang* On reeding and flltag duly verified. tha adDefault bavin*been msdctntbecondttlonanf a eernine luj wen. contataing according to th* Uultad miniitratioii account of william M. Bnrreuxh* ex­ lua morliur. mad* and nrculv.) I-.m.i M. H.akc neighboring parts State* •urvay.utahtyitv] acres, b* ths ssmo more ecutor of uid estate on file ta thia court which he >l>4 wins.Mis- A Blake of tbe Town of Huttud Ointment, aa salt prey* may be examined and allowed. Thereupon It to ordered. Thaf Monday the 2nd Ja^yM^iSy^R 4 NCIMIOLDKN. Mortgsr**. A. D. ICT. aaC ------chatllM. and 62t r Ayer’s Adva. A, Undertaking .•bold atthsmaaafa.-tcry of Professor Hoi T a Co., New York sad by all rtvpcctahl*D. ts and Dealen In Medietas throushoui the Ore -A. . tossion of the probate eourt for lbs county of Barry, nt tho probate office, io the city of I; •:.. l S‘Sts holdtn on Wednesday, tbe71th day of December in the ?,-4S5K Sa SALE ON EXECUTION. f8 5°- EXTRA LOW PRICES ON FINE' OVERCOAT SUITS. Holloway’* Ad. Drug*, Etc. JSS; a. t. rr.i.-iunt. Judge of Probate. Stars or Micniaax. County of Barry, n w. 00 > ^Only $1O 00 and $12 00.'®* FRARCUl MOLDEX, si^.^HE^.v.r.sr give nolle* to Estat* of tbe | n.l the hearing the rder to be wblisbr Suit* Mens’ Fine All Wool Suits Deeswli > eonlalnad. and of Ute stalo tn tn an thal^srtd <t 'dmiaisti person* '.oterwtod in Wo Arc Selling Court House. In tbe r of Marry, and Kate aeewbrr* tbe Circuit endue to the big beet and battbiddar an Saturday b* M das of >*bruary A. D. 1«77, at one o’aloek n th* *ft*raoou. that being brtwun the hour of le* o'eloek and the Mttme ef the ranof that day. JOHN OCR ESS Y. Sheriff. Dated. K**ttap. Dee. »£. ICT. dM.tltT STATS Gharry. u At a it-iioa of th* Probata Coart fur tha County of Barry holdan at tha Probata office. ta tha City of Harting*, on Wednesday IbaZTth day of December Mens’ Fine Overcoats at $9.10; $12.00; and $15.00. more than a quarter or a century, and ha«o obtained a world-wide reputation for their virtues. They correct diseased action in tion’i within their range can rarely with­ stand or evade them. Not only do they cure the every-day complaints of every­ body, but also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baffled tbe best of human ekill. While llicy produce power­ ful effect*, they are, at the same time, tho safest and best physic for children. By their aperient action they gripe much less than tho common purgatives, and never give pain when the bowel* are not inflamed. Tlicy reach die vital fountain* of the blood, and strengthen the system by freeing it from the element* of weakness. Adapted to all ares and conditions in ail climates, containing neither calomel nor any deleterious drag, these Pills mar Iw token ^ith safety by anybody. Their * co ___ War Claims Attorneys. Detroit. from their u*c ta nay quantity. ntaraxxD ar Dr.j.C.AYER 4 CO., Lowell, Ban, AU ORUflSISn forBook Printers. and Job Inks, rrantod of Superior .In tha JUMTOrUTRATOK^SALE. matter of tha eatata of ft atennan Parker Detroit Advertisements. GILLET & HALL, Commission Merchant* in Grain, Pork and Se EXCELSIOR r; MANUFACTURERS, n*^ CMKJA6O, D. D. MALLORI &C0 Whohmle Dwlan tn Mis. r'„ Dy Sealed � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-01-08.pdf 3292a0e969c35c885bc24af4ed8f2f20 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 73, HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JANUARY, 8, 1877. Ihe ^ejni-Weekly hBpliblicaji Bapjier 1== Doctor Aikin’s Double Column. READ READ. FOIE GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. County. Micbicnn. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION JiA TES OF AD VER TIS ING. . r&iMMiounMfcie JSt.t/n- I .JiCoUmnl i «jjoi LOT I «,M t W |* otj*) i rttoo li 01 3j.(X> 3 h |'lS.wT15.aj I Xoo [3 Column I ~9.W_J UM 117.00 |__&x00 ]i Column I «j» | 12 00 I*® Ou J MAO I S).t» 7 ^tft»»»nl ><VX>I Mtn I'MAO! MUM I 1M.0 •V* Btuinr^i Dire-lory Card", not exaaedinc lix line*, ffi.l” per year. MOM AHD BUSINESS CARDS AIKIN’H «r CHRONIC s f THIS I AND SURGICAL Gra&d Rapid. HARVEY WRIGHT, u>r attenlicn rirrn over Boaton Carn Stoi Ilartinf". Mich io £ xxiifitf ’ PHYSICIAN i SURGEON, / PHEKPOHT. BARRY COV.VTY, MIflJt. SV*6peoii! attention giren tn Di<ea«a of Wombi aud Ch Idrcn.Tia XXlltf A •i. 5V. RIKER. Jl h-HtE OF THE PEACE. Ganarnl Collection WiL UPJOHN. 'iriUih-'IAN A FVEQfcONV-oaee tttatoSU Ua>liMr<. Mkb. SALISBURY k HROSSEAL. DEALERS LN FUKNITUMB.Upbolatory Good*. DR. H. F. PECKHAM. BCLECUL’ PHTSICEAA AND SURGEON. Cedar tfrtrk. Harry tbsatp. JfteA. DELIGHT J. WOLF.B. D. x«45if rrvoiat ativatioa. A. P DRAKE, PHYSICIAN k SURGEJN.-Ofie. over F. Ackltar'* Drax Sura. SUl* 8L. llMlin«« Mi< Bariaw k Goodyear'* (tore. / ' ' tanylTS DR. C. RUSSELL, rWYHCTAXA SURGEON.--Ofieo over Jnliui RumII'. rture. Phoralx Bleak. Stela Straak LUCIUS RUSSELL, CHAS. H. BAUER. ITTORNET AT LAW AND FBOSBCUTING ATTORN BI fur B»rr» County. A ten I for Hetae Duorane* Co., of N. Y.. .nd Fmmux Insurance WM. BURGHER. IffilPliLartK: “d ISAAC W. V ROOM AX. )EP.-SHF.llOT. Deputy U.S. Manhal.G.n p. s. bowen; CtTIL ENGINEER. Count/Sarvejor, .nd Oene“,u C*art . JOHN Q. CRESSY. SHERIFF. Depute Conner EnrreyBraadG.nerel Ooaveyaaecr. OtBee nt the Coart Boom. _______ JauxI75 HOLBROOK, MES­ time when appropriations of dna character,. or any part thereof, if not drawn, shall by due course of law be transferred to the fund from whence they catue. Gtntletnen uf' the Seiuile and How of Rcprwntativft; ’ ASSESSMENTS AND TAXATION. WHOLE NO. 201 made a record of itself, as this would offoj demeans of detecting forgeries: Iftfcl were C?ona perhaps conveyances should b required to be executed in duplicate. I the same connection 1 suggest that th propriety of a legislative form fora cc veyanee, which should be short, aud t effect <5f which M a warranty or othenri aBsuld ha determined by law, might I considered. If onn deeds were short ai uniform, not only would tho expense conveyances and record bo reduce, but am confident our records would be 1 much better and more reliable shape tht_ they now ore. And Idesiretobairc you consider carefully whether the recoH ought to be. primary evidence at all. : is not such in aoinc states, but m eviden onhr when the failure to produce tho orii inuris satisfactory explained. Under 1 system, if there is anything wrong or si ' pieions in a man's conveyance he is ini ‘ jrated in not producing it, but may bt forward the record, in which the suspici । facts do not appear. The constitution prescribes a uniform rate of aaaessment ana taxation on proper­ ty at its cash' value. This applies to all property except such as pays a specific tax or is exempted from taxation by law. The design of this provision is dear and plain. It moans that taxation shall rent upon property equally, and that all shall bear its fair and just proportion of the ex­ pense of carrying on the gjveramant. The theory u correct, but the practice docs not conform to it. The inequality of assessments is a common complaint. Lands adjoining each other of about the same value, but situated in different conn­ ties, often arc listed for taxation on the assessment rolls at rates not at all similar. There is no pretence that any property is assessed tu the constitution requires at ib cash value. Go where you please about 81’EirAL COMMISSION. the State and you arc informed that asses­ • 1 am aware that modifications of mt sors assess property far taxation al only : importance, and of 3 radical natc about one-quarter or one-third of its mon- . affecting Jaws for the asree-ment and col­ cy value. 'I am advised that in some lo- i of taxes, and. laws for the execu­ calities where real estate has doubled and lection ‘ tion and rceixtratioD of conveyances ought thribbled the assessments from year to . to bJxmadc with great care, and only af­ year, instead of corresponding with the . encbancod price, have actaally been re- jter niukh thonghtful investigation. Bearei ing m mind tho time limited by custom duced and the property rated for assessfor a session of the Legislature and the pressure of buincss necemarily incident to its rite. Personal property is easily conit, it seems to me doubtful whether you cealod and the most of it escapertaxation. ran give there 'subjects, during your scs^ It is estimated that not one'teufL of this rion, that careful investigation that theif kind of properly pays any taxes what­ importance seems to demand. I thcre^ ever. In tadition to this, our system of fore Fugcrat that they be referred to a-spo-^ specific taxes has tho effect to virtually cial commission consulting of three men 0!’ release large property interests from nearly ability and experience to ccrefully put in i one-half of the amount they should pay, while exemptions by lav wholly release form and submit such amendments and changes as may seem desirable and wire, other classes of property from bearing anv for tho action of the Legislature hereafter. part of tho public burthen whatever. Tbe RTATS CAPITOL. result of it all is that property innounting Our State Capitobis progressing toward* to millions of dollars is partly or wholly relieved from taxation, and thus a great completion, and will in all probability bo ready for occupation before the next reg­ discrimination is made against that class ular session of the legislature. Yonr at­ of employments and industries whose tention has already bran called to tbe neeffects are visible and taxable and they in consequence pay very much more than their fair proportion of the public dues. The rule of justice and the fundamental further suggestion, that as soon ns may be, law arc both set aside and taxation is dis­ stops bo taken to have the grounds on tributed most unequally and unfairly. I which the building is shunted tastefully laid out and ornamented with trees, shrubs am conscious that it is quite impossible to ilerise any ryitcm that will fully equalise and flowere. With a liulc care and with­ tho weight of this burden ; I am also sen- out great expense the grounds,.which will ■sible that we should carefully guard against from time to time be vbited by consider­ injudicious proceedings tending to drive able part of the jioptthtion of the Slate may be made attractive and pleasant to a capital from the State, but certainly some most desirable degree. It further seems measures should bo immediately inauguralcd to better enforce tho provmonn of the to me that through the agency of the Ag« ricultural College, a most valuable and constitution and to correct this growing delightful botanical garden might be es­ inequality. tablished and maintained on the capital • TAX SALESAND TAX DEEDS. grounds. The population and wraith of Michigan places her in the front rant of tho State* 07 Moarot acroot, uppoulo tabors) Hathban of the American Union. With great nat­ ural resources developed by enterprise and culture, with the neeraaitiea of life abun­ dant, aud its luxuries easily attainable, wi^h a government emanating from the pcoH '•Uents aninm in the n m« the Doeturbrforoi pluand resting upon their confidence fur Ofier hour*. 0 a. m.to •import, with learning generally diffused, industry fostered, and religion neither fet­ tered nor endowed, with the largest liberty for all consistent with security for person inttMiii, end ba» many Urine wilt and property, the State teems with intel­ who owe life and health to him, after baring 1 np all hope of relief. Ula rrmediea are alma lectual and business activity, and steadily tellable, with taarvalona aflUaer relieving • advances in nil the element* that constitute action", purifyi. and be i. unI­ the highest civilisation. -—v*—■ .rrrallr relied upon n Representing such a commonwealth yon DOCTOR WHO CURES. have come from your homes and-your oc­ cupation* at the advent of the year, to frame new laws and modify bld ones, to nk ee hopolen rue. frumXh. Irandi meet such changes as time and the public welfare piny seen: to require.. I welcome you to the Capitol and am confident that with fidelity an? faithfulness you will give your brat energies to the proper accom­ plishment of tbo important work devolved l*?- r. A11; urr1 upon you. At such a time- it hecm* fitting and proper that wo should make devout ac­ knowledgment of our gratitude to Al­ mighty God for tbo growth and prosq>eri> ty of the State, the health nnd peace of the people, nhd the blessings both public and private which have b"--n so freely rvonrc»r» aud your curlo« me,” tKM-TUn TO HAVE vouch «nfed to us. pbyeleiBn." - ilwl have help, re, who. after a r hurl Irralni.ut [tract. I ear, sleep better. am given the pah lie iuaie.ent eviratmer: |» ceeulburly aoere^ful'• Tho public debt of the State is com-i panitivoly light, and provision is made through the sinking fund for its extin­ , guishincut even foster (hrn it falh due. ’ Within the ]«st two years the debt has » been reduced one hundred and seventy‘ eight thousand dollars, and repeated efi forts have been made to purchase and re­ to., of whatever name.-r nature, earemiiy »u^taU|fuli.y tire more of the outstanding bonds. The The Married or Hltude detlrtog aM or advice in any detiau? nuuu attempt, however, lias been unsuccessful, u-nlkia. and cure or dMewae. ronDdenUr ronenp ibe Doctor wim I the holders preferring not to part with the 'yuucBn’have taeect)opn«£t oTparfhet bmlth.’Ta**"ail otw 5 accuritiei even at a premium. This fact rmntlon. nrSllrplcui-iure-n w, bcMt^rUWUp^r^rar.-ia demonstrates the high credit which the ACortlont arr mrr<l whereo-.b-r • State maintains at home and abroad. It nCFORMITIl-X. . also proves the wisdom of a well eonsti. ; tuted sinking fund—gathering steadily, ' and without pressure means for the com­ faitf pleto payment; of the State debt. . In this connection I desire to call rour iPb|mo>l>. HyUro'-ric. Variroevlw.o-.e.. raCIcnKr eur.r.t > IS prvw:r<irUOM•" Tnirrter* prutn|»tiy kuppllrfl, Waite m«uy I ■ attention to the fact that by act of the orovrlalfi ua<loct»<l or badly trr«<e4 by nhyAlrlBn* li Legislature of 1875, $460,828.40 was A tbvsviMM,) !l la rlxhlBsd proper to eye plain trnua thu; I transferred Irom the Sinking Fund to the HOOD A.OVICE A>O GOOD Tit nS men who Lara received rroci oiticn b*d treatment and Imm, ; General Fund and in consequence no tax­ ation for the current expensta of the State : anil reunify, and make one a teaching: government was levied for tho yoara 1875­ 1 ■ ■ Ei■aor tlgtilb. Trnerm.ntipporter*. rre-; 6. As the amount thus withdrawn from tbo Sinking Fond is nearly exhausted, and JUDICIAL ClRCnTU. I am also of the opinion that our laws ta Dr. A Ikon, rhner in p*t*an or as no furthpr moneys can kc diverted from The judicial circuits of the State ought for the sale of lands delinquent for taxes i that fund at the present time without a tniclit, in many respects, be simplified and )at an early day to be reorganised with a plain violation of the Constitution, that improved. Now, if for any cause, non­ better regard to population and territory,, instrqnient expressly applying the moneys resident land is returned as delinquent for 1and thus secure a more equal division in now in such fund to tbe payment of the even a single tax, no mater how s^iall it the labor of the circuit judges. At pres­ . principal and interest of the’ State debt, the work in some circuits is hard much may be, the State within one year adver ent 1 ‘ until the extinguishment thereof, it will liscs and sells tho land, and at tbo expire- Igreater than should be imposefi upon a be incumbent on you to make provision tion of another year, if payment of the 1single judge, while in others it is light and by taxation for the general cxpcosca of lax it not made,- issues a deed of the 1really less than it ihonld be. The failure tbs State government. I allude to this premises which purport* to conver tho 'of the people of the State at the recent ’ also that yon may understand that tbe re' title absolutely to tho purchaser. Thous- 1election to vote u increase compensation to two, o.tconuaua, tnc Have i oaltr.toanr parser Uta coonlrv.wttli Cull and pli Vi^&euaat. wi,ri»-gws.J3& ; duction of L-ration for two years past was nnds of these taxldeeds arc made every year, 1the judges, is prehape in amcamiro due to ; simply temporary and for the purpose of and by far the larger proportion of them 1a fading that some of ihn circuits arc much absorbing a surplus of unappropriated when tested in tho courts are set aside and 1■maUcr than they really ought to be. - moneys that had accumulated in thcSinkdeclared void. They make uncertain CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. ing Fund from, legislation and not from titles, breed litigation, and often lead to Ope of the amendments to the Consti­ constitutional requirement. You will also expensive and vexatious suits. I submit ।tution, adopted by the'popular vote at the observe that tho receipts of the Treasury to you whether some plan cannot be de- > recent general election, authorises the Leg­ for tho same time from sources other than vised to remedy this system of flooding j taxes have been sensibly diminished. This tbo State with uncertain deeds of this char- ।islature hereafter to submit any proposed amendments to that instrument to the ia occaaionod by a largo falling off in the act er. A lieu upon awch lands in fkvor 1WJopla, to be voted upon al tho spring sales of public lands and to a consideraof tbo purchaser for the amount of the tax ,ebcuon. 'J'his change wilt giro opportu* able reduction made by the legislature of «'■>>« bmm.rfi.unw, .iU. two years ago in the speoific tax' imposed d.n>Mk court, lo erfora U>. lico bj i. to upon foreign insurance companies doing • al. rftUr»miK.uftcr>hu>H ofweh li b yw fr<* fnnjth, business in tbis State, ns well aa to the n time as would waul wwiwapwtag.awuiI ikarfHutegUM^ . »u — stringency of the times and to other causes. f.iluie lo p.y .u o<d Ih. oou^Mooo of jrrtmi, eonjoc, 10 . With this diminution i n revenue and mere inodvertuoo it ing than ludrertuo. or „ other otko like bk. cause, orae, fe th„ heretofore, hm<ofmi of j,, of tho merit* of the 1 the necessary return to direct taxation for WHO. to to, would bo touch mon juo to propnilion to b. rotod on. Su:h UMod- I general purposes, it is plain that you all parties and save much and manta, mnr.h of nf the tho work work__ ______ !.. . . at a general. dection, . « are ' submitted should exercise a strict economy in appro­ expense incident to our present system. apt ter be lost eight of in the heat of D*r- 1 priations aud avoid all extravagant and ex­ cessive expenditures of the public money. CONTEYANOZS AND THE RECORD THERE. tisan strife. Original schemes of any nature involving COMMON SCHOOLS. large outlays should bo avoided and the It ha* been the cheriahod policy of thifl Year attention is also requested to the State, witbout narrowneM or parsimony, laws regarding tho conveyance of lands State to furnish focilitira for the education should exemplify in every department such and the record <-f conveyances. No sub­ of every child within it* boundaries. The ; prudence as tne circumstances of the times ject is more important: the man of large frsmere of tbe constitution provided for » seem to demand. meant is often concerned to the extant of syotem of free schools, and their descaod-j I nm advised that a large balance now all be pMMSsra and the laboring man anta have developed that policy until now1 remains in the State treasury to the credit may have his little all invested in his ample opportunity for a free education is of certain special appropriations heretofore homo, the security of which depend* upon afforded to all who may desire tn ara2. made from time to time by the legislature the protection these laws give htm. That thentselvea of its benefit, not ody in tha for various objects. Some of thesd appro­ they are defective ano afford groat facilities common branches of learning, but also in priations were made several years ago, and for frauds is well known and that serious tho high®-greats of finished and classical the money now on hand is n remainder frauds are often committed by means of culture. With- 6,000 common left after the,-object of the appropriation bad them is notorious. The acknowledgment been accomplialied and paid for. As the of deed* is quite too much a matter of maintained at a cost of three and law now stands this money cannot be miliiaw of dollar*, and 350,(M»0 I drawn from the treasury, not even for tho m regular attendance, every aim : object for which it was designed: without fed Chat upon die influence i r defied the akillvf otter andJ tb *wmlnrty'orurehle la rocree.Cifl mode of treat mrc>.l THE VICTORY IS WON I 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, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COME A-TS'JD — . Hastings. Jnne i2, /39 INSTITUTE DISEASES. '•* The Doctor*. LteatioD I. most etiaible. central ronv.nfeut nt ____ by Dr.' A*! n ii’.'fur'i'her »tsi» ninln* and my heal jirae. tt> convince th» mo- ATTORNEY AT LAW und Solicitor in Chanel <IF.<— in I'ni.in IttnrL- Avar Ita.lnw *■ <i<wwlva> EVERYBODY ! ! READ REMEDIAL roll TBK CUKE OF GOVERNOR’S INAUGURAL SAGE. SEE shall add to MEI JOHN STAWTsFaY- I grantor and th. bfidalAaroote oftheofifor yoar aconsideration auggaot whether on original might the propriety of enacting law fixing a ’cer. not beI UediTtbe recording t.^cc and^U im«ie.vmtawe. I , 1 bIbo Unirarrity b a wraret �Tho nsvf prison was designed to be what ita num* implies, a houre of correction students congregate within ita walla from where criminals not badly depraved, who have edmraitted crime under circumstan- heat and passion of great political excite­ ment, in die ambition for power and plaoe, the induoament to secure raoeeas even by chicanery and fraud is great, and cannot be too strongly guarded against. More stringent measures should be adopted to prevent the bribing of clecton and the corrupt use of money as a means fbr buying or influencing votes. The Toys, Toys, Chandeliers, Crockery, Produce, Etc. tions, but submit them all to your delib* crate judgement as the recommendations of.one whose thoughtful, careful, and un­ selfish consideration of the interests of the State entitles him to speak with an author­ ■uxdud of iu ao«llc»ee k~p* F“* ** —more particularly young men convicted ity beyond that which is conferred by the tha highest demands of culture. I behave of a first offense might be withdrawn from official position. If, on reflection, we the association of old offenders and hard ­ its efforts to promote good scholarship and should find ourselves in any particular profound learning will, be heartily seconded ened criminals, and placed under a disci­ differing from him in judgment, lam pline designed lo accomplish their refor­ confident we shall find his general conclu­ mation. I am aware that no system has NORMAL SCHOOL. ' sion wise and prudent, and shall do well with severe punishment, and more vigori been devised through which wo can hope I may add that tbe Normal School, at ' to restore even the most of our criminals ous and effective taws should be enacted to to keep them in view in all our delibera­ Ypsilanti, with its able and experienced 1 to lives of honor and usefulness. Still, I prevent the practice, now too frequent, of tions. instructors, annually trains a large number Letting large sums on tho result of an CONCLUSION. of persons in the art of teaching, and thus ' It is well to remember that in treatment a fair proportion may bs per- election. < And now, as we enter upon the admin* greatly contributes,to a higher and bettor manently reclaimed if surrounded jvith former periods wherever such corrupting istration of the duties which the people of ! standard of education. proper motives and incentives. The in*. >influences were permitted in a government the State have enjoined upon us, let us SCHOOLS or MECHANIC ARTS. cul cation of habits of industry, moral and of < tho people violence, anarchy, and a de­ remember that the importance of the work ot free institutions followed. Our demands our best services. We are, for It seems to me desirable that the scope religious . training, schooling and books are struction < of the University, or some other of our elements in the accomplishment of this 1State election taws are in many respecw a brief period, at the head of a popular ond should receive your careful government, whose welfare 'rests largely educational institutions, should be enlarged work. The importance of proper efforts defective ’ In the registration of electors upon tho fidelity of its public servants. so as to embrace a department for practical to reform convicts is shown in the fact attention. i time should intervene, between the With keen vigilance thoroughly, inveatii instruction in branches of learning con* that tho average duration of imprisonment more i of closing ths registration and the day gate for yourselves every subject of legis­ netted with tho mechanic arte. Skilled is only about 3| years. The great body day ' labor is one great want of tha country. It nf them soon return to ths community of ' election, so that opportunity may be had lation. Insist upon honesty and economy ascertain the right to suffrage of any everywhere in the State service. Avoid readily commands work at good price*.. I‘ from whence they came, if not reformed, to 1 names appearing on th* list. the creation of unnecessary offices,aand the ia said that the Improved labor resulting to repeat their crimes and renew their doubtful 1 from schools of this character established depredations on the public. I trust that Election boards should be so organised and lavish expenditure of monay- Enact whole­ in Franco enabled that country to carry in the organisation of the new prison its constituted as not to be composed exclu­ some laws to devebplhe resources of the eerily tha heavy weight of taxation imposed special design may be borne in mind, and sively of men of one political party; it State and build up 15 institutions, end upon it by reason of tho Franco-Prussian I suggest that tho several Boards having is but fair and just that the opposite party you will have discharged your duties in a war. We have resource* which need charge of tho State Prison, the State have st least a reprreentative on the board. manner worthy of rememberanoe. I scientific and skillful artisans for their House of Correction, and the Reform Provirion should also be made that pen shall be happy to co-operate with you in developemcnt, and they ought to have School, be authorised to meet together, at sons who are candidates for office should all legislation which shall serve to accom­ thorough training to prepare them for thia times to be designated by law, and jointly not be canvassers of the vote* given for plish these ends. . work. Wo fit men for the practice of law determine upon sueb general arrangement or against themselve*. They are interested CHAS. M. CROSWELL. and of medicine, and why should wo not for the government of the prisons and the parties who might be tempted for their Executivr Offiob. fit them for the practice of.those great in­ transfer of prisoners from one to the oth­ own benefit into injustice and fraud. Tbe Laniing, January 8th, 1877. dustries so important to our prosperity er as to them may seem expedient and taw does not usually allow men to proand wealth. “ Such instruction will make1 wise, or if thought best, these Boards boudm judgment in case* where they are our nation richer by making our artisans1 might be consolidated into one small Board directly concerned, and there should cer­ more tasteful and skillful, and by develop­‘ having control ofall the prisons. Through tainly be no exception in ascertaining and ing tho latent talent of the industrial1 this agency defects of administration msy determining the result of hotly contested classes. Without this cultivation no peo­ be corrected, criminals classified and their elections where rivalry is great and prej­ I. DKWKT, ple can aspire lo become a firet-class man*1 treatment made to accord more fully with udice bitter. Place* for the vending and * ufacturing nation, nor will they be able to' the re<^uirments of justice and eblightaned sale of intoxicating liquora ought to be H astings, Miob., Jab. 8,1876. closed on tho day of the election. Whab compete succcosfully with the products of humanity. over diveraity of views there may be in ■killed industry in thtf great markets ef CRIME AND CRIMINAL LAWS. GOV. CRO8WELU8 MESSAGE regard to prohibiting or restricting the the world. Mechanics are the sinews of I doubt very much whether the rapid liquor traffic generally, it seems to me our commonwealth, and deserve the high­ est consideration of educators." * White I accumulation of convicts in the State Pris­ that no one will question the propriety of Tho special attention of every reader is would in no sense disparage classical or on is due wholly as is generally supposed making our elections as tar as possible free professional studies, I would not omit to , to a corresponding growth of crime in our from ita baneful influence. It is a fact directed to tho very able message of Got. cultivate that genius which enriches and i midst. On examination I apprehend it that intoxicating liquor* are sold in the Croswell, herewith printed. It is, we have beautifies our homes, which gives us mills will be found in some degree attributable1 immediate vicinity of many of our voting co doubt, indicative of the policy that will and machinery aud all thorn appliances of to the character and administration of the' places, and that men are to be seen about be peraued by our law makers this session. science and art so efficient in ministering criminal law. A greater majority of the1 tbo polls exercising the Lighest prerogaconvicts are in prison for larcany, and tivo known to freemen, partly or wholly We regard all the; suggestions wise, and to the wants of man. most of them for stealing sums of but lit* 1 intoxicated. These cases may not be nu- worthy of careful consideration, and c»AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE AND AGRICCL tie more than $25. Others are there Mr' mcrous, yet the importance of our election1! ptcially those in regard to the election TURNoffenses against property where the value1 and the general good of the community ‘laws, and tho liquor question. Our space I rejoice that the Agricultural College was even lea than the sum I Irive stated. ' seem to demand that the surroundings ia steadily advancing, and has become more A. an instance, I am fDldlliat a man is 1 shall be such that the elector may exercise forbids further comments, but wo do hope thamever thoughly iodentified with that serving a term of year.* in the prison 1 tne most sober and deliberate judgment. every elector in Michigan will read this important interest fqi*whose benefit it was whose only offense was forging an order ' Most assuredly everything that tends to meaaaee. created. Agriculture is our principal in­ for 82. If he had stolen that sum, the deprave and corrupt the voter, should bo dustry, and whatever tends to promote it moral guilt would have been just as great, excluded from tbe vicinity of tho polls. EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. is of advantage and value. It is gratify­ but the punishment of a milder and dif­ LIQUOR LAWS. ing to observe a marked improvement in ferent character. I am also informed that At the recent general election, tho pro­ Lansing House. Lansing, Micb., 1 the interest taken in farming. The or- a person recently served a term in State . January 4, 1877. J ganixation of agricultural elute and socis- Pnaon for the larceny from «dwelling­ virion of the constitution prohibiting the tie* has awakened discussion and quickened house of an article worth leas than a dollar,’ legislature from authoriiring the grant of inquiry into the best methods of pursuing the gist of the crime under the law con­’ license for the sale of ardent spirits or other would probably be tha ease, tha House of this laudable occupation. The result is sisting not so much in what was taken as’ intoxicating liquors, by a vote of the peoimproved culture and drainage, a Greater is the place from which it was taken. Ir pie, was stricken out, and full power is now Representative organised on Wednesday, i vested in the Legislature to license, re* by the election of Hon. John T. Rich of variety of stock, tho more frequent use of submit for your serious consideration labor-saving machines, and ootter farms whether in some eases the taw does not, strict, or prohibit this traffic, in such man­ Lapeer county as Speaker. He is a fann­ and farm-houses, with a growing tendency permit the punishment of the State Prison’ tar as it may deem expedient and wise. ‘ Tho taws now in force upon, this subject er, has had the experience of two tonne as ■ to give just prominence and more influence for offense* too trivial in their nature, and - to a pursuit which preceded all others, whether some of the distinctions of which were enseted by your immediate prcdecess- Member of the House, is a man of decided and is as honorable ana useful as any which important difference* in punishment ajre' ora, and have been in operation but a short ability, and will make a good presiding of­ time. Tn fact, hardly a sufficient limo has ficer. The other offiem of tho House man can follow. made to turn are not altogether too finely , elapsed since their validity was affirmed STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL. are, Clerk, Daniel L. Crocman of Ingham drawn for such serious consequence*. The . by the Supreme Court, to give them a fair The State Public School with its 285 apparent injustice of sentences of this kind‘ trial. The sale of intoxicating liquor* as a county; Sergeant-at-arna,.y. R. Childs of “waifs," nearly all ofwhom were taken from is made the ground work for burdening the ' beverage, is aa evil of great magnitude Washtenaw county; Enrolling and En­ the corrupting influence of poor-house Executtive of tho State with applications ( producing a large amount of wretchedness, graving Clerk, H. R. Hurlburt of Ingham associations, ia a publie charity peculiar to for clemency. It would seem as though an pauperism and crime, and it should be county. Michigan. No one can eompare the con* investigation of this subject might lead to ( kept under such guards and .restrictions as dition of these children in.the healthy at­ an improvement in the law, remedying in_ will moat effectually prevent its bad results. In the Senate, Jamon H. Stone of St. mosphere of this school with their former some measure these finely drawh destino' I do not believe that a license law would condition in the posr-housa without real­ tions in crime, and perhaps, result in sub­ ’ be any-improvement on the present taxing Frisby of Hillsdale, Engrossing and En­ ising the excellence and worth of this stituting a larger sum than the law irew noble charity. To secure and maintain prescribes « the destination between grand* system, nor do I believe that ajlicenso law rolling Clerk, and Charles H. Perkins of would be any improvement on tho present the success ofthis institution, the declared and petit larceny. Grand Rapids, Sergeant.at-arms. taxing system, nor do I believe that the object of its creation should be constantly t REFORM SCHOOL. These office™ are all men well fitted for people of the State, by their recent vote, borne in mind, to-wit: to provided for Nothing is mor* significant than the im­* intended that the one should be abandoned their respective positions, and we have no such children only temporary homes until proved, condition of the Reform School. • for the other. I suggest therefore, that doubt will perform their duties with credit homes can bo procured for them in fami­ Not long since it wm claimed that the boys 1 such defects as may have been found in lies. No training that institutional life eould not be kept in tills mttablfohmqnt to themselves, and to the entire satisfac­ 1 the working* ef the existing taw, be rcme* can afford, however good, is so well adapted without inclosing it With a tffJ&sive prison ' died by ammendment and that it remain tion of the Representatives and Senators, to a child as a homo in a respectabls fami- wall, and a large appropriation was asked* io force, to the end that that its power to by whose votes they were choeen. •* Sen­ ‘ ly. Borides, these children as soon as pre­ for that purpose. Now btra and bolls are I limiv-ind.lesscn the evils of intemperance ator ” Rice presides as of old, over the pared lor homes ought to give place in the removed; even the “high board fenoe"tbat 6 may be more fully and fairly tested. Senate fire department, and the Mes­ institution to others. W e have still in ths surroanded the building hae disappeared, LEGISLATION. poor-houses of the State 650 chi’dren grow­ yet discipline is much belter and eseajxa senger Boy‘a fsca.are most of them faA n»mber of year* experience as a ing up amid indolent and depraved paupers, are less frequent. The boys arc teld by . member of the legislature, satisfies me milliar. under circumstances well calculated to fit Lieut. Governor Bastion is presiding in ’ that too often important measures arc poetthem for criminals or permanent depes- results arc of a mo*t| ‘ jtoDed until a late period in the session, the Senate to the satisfaction of the Sen­ and the* Crowded to a passage with un* ators, and will do no discredit to tho high While mindfal of its duty ih the ehict-' duo haste. In this way cnida imperfect, meat of laws fbr tbe rsgulsdowof SOtiSly i। knd sometimes dangerous legislation takes position for which he was selected with so York impressed with the importance of the encouragement of learning and tbs• place, I therefor urge that yon require much unanimnity,' by the Republicans of this subject that recently they prohibited by law the sending of children to the ’ your eummittees who visit tho state in- tbe State. to care for her unfortunate children.■ solutions, to investigate them thoroughly poor-houses of that State, and required We hear it generally suggested that tbe ' and at M e*tiy day, to the end that all county officials to place all over two years able Senator from Kalamasuo county, and empliflod in the i of age in families or private asylums. ■ the important measures of tho session may • be prepared and considered with as little Provisions through the agents of the State for the treatment ’ delay as may bo coniiatentwith a deliborBoard for the Suicrvirioa ef Charitable the erection of the new asylum al PontiacJ ate and proper understanding thereof. Instiutious, or through an angeaev express­ selected as President pro tem. of tbe 8cn> fbr ministering in an appropriate manner' ’ There is also a tendency to legislate to ly created for the purpose, ought to be to all within its bounds thus sadly afflict­ - much. Stability in our taws is desirable, ate, and it would bo 4seloction| ia every made to imisediatelp secure the putting ed. A like careful regard is also shownj, and changes should not be made without out ofsuch children as now remain in our in the liberal provision for tbo education of■ good and sufficient cause. It is some­ At tho Senatorial Caucus last evening, the mutes and the blind, through the in­' timeej’better to bear the ills we hare than Hon. Thomas W. Ferry, was re-nominated strumentality of the excellent establish­' to fly to those we know not of." able to any one looking toward the multi­ by the vote of every Republican member plication of State institutions for their ment at Flint. I commend, without hesitation, these RECOMMENDATIONS OF RETIRING 00 V- of both Houses. It was a deserved com­ EBN0B. humane institutions to your confidence pliment, aud meets the approbation of tho PRISONS. 1 I have thus briefly called your attentionand to your fostering care. to the general policy which seems ' to me Republicans of the S'ate without a dissent-* The State Prison is crowded, having ELECTIONS. Under our system of government, fair1 be afforded by the transfer of a portion of and untrammelled suffrage is of vital im­■ portance. Tho whole direction of publici affairs, the authority to make or unmake। ’ ■ cupaucy. It must, however, be bon mind that tha State has a number of ' TOYS! TOYS!! If you want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to Ml, Ml l FEM’S. 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. . - mmus 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 All Kinds and All Prices. Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at spirit, p^ee 4 pifEsroif'S. Hasting,. Dec. 14th, 1876. readers of tbe Banner the coming week, we will not say more concerning it, until xxtSOwi. THE ENEMY OF SIIEA1EI THE FOE OF PAIN our readers have a knowledge of all its in­ TO MAN AND BEAST trinsic excellencies. I* ftvGrud Old To-morrow morning Gov. Croswell will deliver his Inaugural to a Joint Tonvim*tion of the two Houses, after which the Legislature will adjouru until Tuesday WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF evening, to give the presiding officers a 40 YEARS. chance to arrange the Standing Commit­ THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL tees. ‘ D. NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHES, NO The “IronT’rsil.” PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY, OR THE BODY OF A A spicy sketch descriptive of a trip over HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ the Atehison Topeka and SantaFc Railroad IMALS, THAT DOES NOT YIELD aud of the boautia, scenery and pleasure TO ITS MAGIQ TOUCH. A ROT* resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nym TLE COSTING Me., Me., or 81.00. Crinkle," the musical anil dramatic critic HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF of the New York World, sent free on pa- A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ plication.togcthcrwitb the SanJuanGuide, ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS mape and time tables of this new aud pop­ MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. ular route from Kansas Cityand Atchison xx45yl to Poebto, Denver and all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Mine*. Tho finest line of Pullman Sleepers on the eoctincnt between the Mis­ souri River and the Rocky Mountains without change. Address T. J. Anderson, MUSTANG LINIMENT, DHir CARBOLIC OIL LINIMENT Dldalecti, Pwrifles, Beallu, aaS John Stanley Bella better and cheaper Tea, than any other House in the city. WANTED—Our pay at once, it will Win keep your Honea aud Stock la Order eave you trouble. . wise in the conduct of State affaire, nbMTIT NEVER FAILS! Try it Onoe-Sta Smith, Manec A Proton. staining, except in * few special cases to go The extraordinarily able message of xxi46tf beyond a mere outline. My predecessor Gov. John J. Bagley, was road this morn­ Wann, winter gloves, a large lot far sale who has bo acceptably and useftilly for ing to tbo Joint Convention, by his Pri­ FERRAND WILLIAMS A 00. cheap. Come and jee them. John Stanley. two terms occupied the chair of State, has DvtroiL Michi vate Secretary, Major George H. Hopkins ven in detail the rccommendationa which s experience has commended to his judgment. His atteation to State affairs E a as aoon u it is proUbilitiai are •Me & uns rSdl^pZuSfch^rilriJ^ Oym «. that I shall not venture U; go “Skiaid �[he JJejni-Weekly hepiibl icaphapjier. PHICIAL IF Uli! HUT V. POST OFFICE TIME CARD Saltern. at 7:17 a. M. *'«ttr5,ill-ar a. 0 aitins* and Lowell—ArriTe dally. except Sunday, at 12.-00 m.: have at L-OT p. m. I*. O'l-North Irrinr. Filtnore. Downs. Allo. daitinn and Battle Creek—Arrive Tuesday Thunday and Saturday at 12 tn.; leave al L30 pt. m. P. O'*-Baltimore, Bedford, John*town. Uaitinciand Woodland—Arrive Tueiday. Thunday. and Saturday at 1 p. m. leave al 2 p. m. Haiiins*. Cedar Creek and Hickory Cornere-Ar­ rive W edneeday and Saturday at 12 B4 leave at 1 4.M.XBVINB.P.M. COUNTY OFFICERS. Jadpe < /Z*r*M>», u.......................... R C Priedle Sheri/.— John Q. Creevy Veder-Sherif.^^. —-I. W. Vreomaa .-•ver* Sherjf......... .......... ■ , Wa Tinkler Cleat* Ctor*— ..................... —-W. H. Powers Troerarer,——...............— MtloT. Wheeler —-------- ----- —------- John Hotchkue /*•••• rarie* .<Herne*....—C II Uauer ZVeaMee Maeder.—.. ...—.....■ A Holbrook ... }-t'EtJ Leeal* Snr re*or,.... ............Jraak 8 Bowen zlroi'n (.bataieeioaer...... ...—....... J W Honihtalio —Porter Burton. Curtie Perm- STRANGER’S GUIDE CITY LOCAL R- R. TIME-CARD DayExpreuat ' lt44 r.M. Niehl Expreee.................................. IMO r. a. Atlantic Exproa* (SatardayaadSundaye».t» r. M. Way Frei<bt at .... IfcJOx.M. ooixa wait. MaU Train at3tl5 P. W. Pacific Exprc** at .... dASa.M. WayFreliht..............................................Iffiflr.M. All train* daily except Sundaye-exeept ar perilled above. T. J. Bcm. Station Arent. ------ Mi—। ■ s TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. Pimple*—Abbott A Co. To Coniumptivee—Abbot A Co. ■rron of Youth—Abbott A Co. Apple* Wanted—W. 8. A B. Shriner. Diaeolulion Notice-W. W. A W.C.Kelley. Cold. very charming picture indeed-an ornament In any quantity at the Cider Mill of W. 8. 1 B. Shriner, Jefferson street, Hastings, for which tho highest market price will be paid. xxi74tf Caaraxaut—Although the firm of H. A. DeLand A Co., manufacturer* B. DeLand A Co.’s But Chemical SalaratJ^ha not been Look at this! Train has brought me a well ■ assorted stock of BooU, Shoes, and Gaiters for the I summer and fall trade, which I will sol! way down low. for Cash. I also seU the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ I also sell Well & have been in poor health, and for the past year dles and Machine Oil. Cistern Pumps. or more very feeble. My health continued to J. Mavs dr-line, and my flesh and strength wasted Opposite the Post Office xxlltf Hastings, Mich. up stairs without great exhaustion. 1 suffered from frequent and distressing attacks of pal­ Notice. pitation of the heart, my food diatressea me, Farmers please take notice that I have causing atcidity and pain in the stomach ; and I suffered from extreme nervousness, consti­ bought out the interest of Calhoun & pation and liebiliiy of tha system generally, Beckwith, in ,the hotel barn and you will my blood being thin and poor and sluggish in find it to your interest to call and flee me. xxi51tf J. W. Bbock. circulation and I was for years suffering all the tortures of a confirmed dyspeptic. About CHEAP CENTENNIAL TRIP—To six months since I concluded I would try a Smith, Manec k Preston's and settle to •avc-costs. much benefit from it that I purchased five bottles more", and have continued to use of the Srnrr until quite recently It has restored as good as new. My digestion is good and my weight has increased in the past four months from one hundred and twenty to one hundred and thirty-eight pounds; my strength has fully improved, and I can truly say I owe it popaia and debility to giro it a trial, hoping it will do them as much good as it ha* me. Youn very truly, ’ w2 Mrs. 8. B. Bxxi*. At tho regular anryld election of officer* for Rathod grange, NIL 145, held st their Grange Hall on the evening of Saturday, 23d ult., th* following person■ were choien to a«rv* for the evening. Greenbacks are worth ia coin 03| cent* on the dollar. Commodore Vanderbilt, the great railroad king, is dead. Don't fail to attend tha doeatioa party on Wednesday evening. . Read the able and interesting message of Gov. Charles M. Croswell. The Message crowds out a comment on the retiring County Officer*, fbr which we hope soon to find room. Overaoer—Harry Healy. Chaplain— John E. Whittemore, Steward—Samuel Healy. Aaatetant Steward—Will. W. Brown. Lady Assistant Steward—Mr*. Horse* Cow­ ell. A Treasurer—Huron Healy. Lecturer—Elksnah W. Morford. Secretary—William Dudley. I’omons^fr*. John E. Whittemore. Resolutions of Condolence. A. Card. We take tbui opportunity of informing tho public, that we will safely and radical­ ly effre all cases of pile*, without the use of knife or ligature. No qure, no pay. E. F. A I. W. Bbown. HASTIXQ8, Dec. 21, 187G. xxi68tI The man who bought one box, and got three, may learn something advantageous by calling on Mrs. Hand. How about the Bolognas? W. J. It* Michael Grace is happy, and why hould' ho not be. Hi* new place of bus­ iness is a favorite re«ort for the public, and as a matter of course he is reaping ■ rich harvest Remember the place, first door east of Em. Busby’s Barber shop, north side of State street. xxi66tfB4. Special Notipes leheatk' were adopted ■ouio errup eioaa; ana n by the ■amn medicine in connection with Sehenek'* Eea Weed Tonie and Mandrake pill*, one or both, eeeajoyed uninterrupted forty year*, ru lappon- absolutely naewaanr to nenonaUy see Dr. Schenck unlw patient* wi«h their lunr* examined, and for th.Trolj. for |>% •tear and brogtifui: al*o initraotiol 'RTCONSTJIPTTVEST .§ : £ s$s$20r‘2‘"“r»,'r'<5-K4' “VEGETINE,” VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETtNE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE kt Blood Purifier. Wilt cure til* worst raw of Scrofula. word case* of Canker. Oimplto and Hamor* from lb* fkca. Uta cwtwc of une represent largely the best cntcrpniing andprogesrivc minds of the country. Persons who arc interested in pure politics, the ad­ vance of aicnce, and the progess of opinion, will find their demands met by The 7rtbune, X.-PUBLIC APPROVAL AND PROSPERITY have rewarded the inde pendentjand Bclf>n»pect eoerse of The Trib­ une. It has a larger and stronger corps of earnest workers among its friends than ever before, and constantly roocivcs from old and new roadent words of encourage­ ment. Effaetnally euro* Kidney Complaint. I* tho groat remedy tor General Debility. Vwtflne Is Sold by all Druggists, Primary Meat Market. on hand. Meo Poultry, Excursionists, Liniment. Game. etc. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Fresh Fish, CENTENNIAL Ml IW227 ? f ? ’ Tocum* Excvwov Ticxira at greatly re,l-~^J —K- _Lt-U_________ _ — ~ . Cash PaM tor H0G8 fir PACKDiG. Fails, giving passengers, from the train, A Market one door West of J. P. Robesta wonderful panoramic view of the Ml*hty Orest Rapid*, and Drug Store. V. LEINS. xxi52tf. Coaches are ftirnished with tbe Winehell Patent Ventilator, ensuring With it* <»n To Use WorUlnc Claw.-We ar* bow pre­ pared toftanMaUeliwM* with mnstant emsto- Prmary Erie lallws Brink for sale at «Y yard. Section 23d, Rudand. Hknby L. Newton. Djc. 5th, 1876. xxi64tf EXCURSIONISTS io their Season. Hastings, Oct. 24,1876. Hl^ School. QKNKBAL CHABACTKB. The general character” of The Chicago Tribune is too well established to need recaptiulation. In its news department it is second to no paper in the United States. The Weekly Edition contains a carefully prepared summary ofthe news *f the weak, brought down to the hour of going to press. Literary, political, financial, social, and agricultural topics will constitute, a* here­ tofore, leading xeatures of the Weekly Editon, and no pains will be spared .to in­ crease ita attrctivenoo* in these deport­ ments. 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I -111 mail On Monday of last wook tbe patrons of Rut­ land Grange, No. 14b, had a grand good time. ■* The Nxw YoaKSavraxuv JouaaaL is now the Leading Literary Paper of New York,'' a verdict we can cheefully endorse. It and* to it* attactioc* by beetowbig a* all subscriber* The Bat Patter for the exhibition Wilt eur* Dyspo^iia addrsaaed. Schenck* medteinto are «old by all draught* ' 72w 4 . City, N. Y. to chronicle such event*. Newapapv. I— IT PtJBL IBHES ALL THE NEWS. Tho sen **nt of do man and the slave of no party, it can afford to and 8oes Twenty Weeklies for $20, PoetoM tell the truth about oilPeid. IL- 1T IS IM PAI ITIAL AND INDE­ PENDENT. Bcliev/ngi* intelligent suff­ PBE8TDBMTIAL KL1CT10N. rage, it aims to furnish voters the fullest The country has passed through a fiero* UENTEN’L and fairest information, to qualify them Presidential contest, and the result has been for the wisest discharge of their responsi­ left in a rtangerous and unsiisfactory ttaaadcomplwcbiriorv pnbi^■KUTSFS, bility. shape, on account of tho unprecedented HI.—IT IS, AS IT ALWAYS WA4 closeness of the election, the angry disputes ESSENTIALLY REPUBLICAN, fl as to the votes of certain States, 'and tho may quarrel in tho future, os it has done TO ADVERTISERS. errors of Republican Fend for our MXCIIICAS UWT. Fentfreeon in the past, with appHeatlon. Addrjee GEO. r. nuWKta. A CO. leadens or corruptions in the Republican party; but it can never cease to bo true lo GOV. HAYK8 MLXCTXD. SkarReady for Agents—Ths Republican principles, and especially to From the best light before it, The 7rithose golden doctrines of civil service reform 'hard mouey, tbo sanctity ofthc No» bune believes that Haye* has received 185 Electoral votes against 184 for Tilden, tionxl faith, and equal justice to all classes and is therefore entitled to be in*ngnrat«tj grvatAay* etc. Frwltaaely Ulwatrated, Uor- at the south, which formed the corner­ President on the 4ch of March, 1877t afflarsswfUsx'STKJ'KSv./K stones of Gov. Hayes’s admirable letter The hipest good of tbe South, as well aa particular*. Thli 1« «»• chance of iMyeontO of acceptance. of the North, would be beet promoted by • IV.—ITS MORAL TONE IS PURE his occupancy of the Executive Chair. catfrlo'«r-«e"oi DewIreOror.- AND ELEVATED. The family cirel. ■DXNGKtt OF ANOTHEB WAJU is never profaned by anything which ap< But there are grave apprehensions that ■aatwre book* ammin* to be *' Official.” and tellla< whatwUfhappea h Au<mm aM *ey<e«aM er. pears in the coltunnm of Tha lYthune. a ruffianly, ravenous crowd ofoffice-seeker* V—THE CHOICEST STANDARD K resort to lawlea* and violent mean* to > AND CURRENT LITERATURE of the ct the defeated candidate into the day is presented in its columns, including office of Cheif Magistrate. All peoresCorrespodcnce, Poems, stories and Reviews loving and law-abiding men, irreepeotivo from the most talented and popular writers. of party, must stand together in thia crisis, land. Me. , ' VI. —IT IS THE BEST AND Beede!,Chronic asd Obscure Diseases and crush out the inoendiary demagogues o/ either eee, *mm* or eld, inherited er acquired. CHPAEST FAMER’8 PAPER PUB who are threatening to light the torch of L J SUED. ‘<7Ae Weekly Tribune has internecine war, which would bring min done more to make good farmer's than any and destruction upoa the country. other influence which ever existed." Tbe edwing year promises to be tho mort VII. —THE MARKET REPORTS eventful aud exciting ef any xinoe the war. of The Tribune are indispensable to every The Tnbnne will do everything in ita buyenand seller in the country. Quota­ power to have the new President peace­ tions are given daily and weekly of almost fully and lawfully inaugurated, tad to reH R. Steven’s Column. every article bought and sold in the markets »tore harmony and confidence in the future. of the world, and with unvaring and almost Let us never despair of the Republic. infallible accuracy. Its Cattle, Buttcf'and A BKPUBUCAJf NXWSPAFZR. Cheese, and other Markets arc the recog­ While Tha Chicago Tribune is a Re­ it* a lira ton ]>l:;riclan. ** >;a* no equal a* nised standard. publican newspaper, and contributed ai VH1.-M0RE COPIES of The Jribune much aa any other in the United States to are paid for and read by the American peo­ the succcm of ita party, it is always inde­ iblch U ple than of any other newspaper of equal pendent and fcariesa in the expression of price in tho country—a fket which is die ita views, and aims to be right rather than best demonstration of tho valiia of the partisan; and while holding party high ’’Tx.—THE BEADERS of T*o'jr*. it holds the country higher. tarot Invetemlo cs»e» of Krystp*!** cle of cur Brother, ft. W. Fletcher, and filled remembered. They ohose that time instead of Christmas fbr • distributing their gifts to friends, and, although all were not there, everything wont off in good akape and there was not tho least dissatisfac­ tion on tho part of any one—donors or recipi­ ents. The Grange contains all tbe element* for many such enjoyable occasion*, and we trust there will be very many chances for us Republican DOLLAR WEEKLY TII1TIE AMONG TUI BEIT PEOPLE. Will ira.lleate Salt Itheum from the systam. Al a rvgu' ir meeting of the Hastings Lodge, from thence the pure, patient, noble wife and mother; the, life and joy of the household. Therefore Reeoleed: First.' That we roeoguiu in this dispensation of providenee, the band of a lov­ eh artered railroads, seems to be an important ing Father, in removing hi* child from a land question just now, and its discussion has been of suffering and toil, to the bright and beauti­ opened in the affirmative by the Detroit Tri!- ful home of the Christian, whose inhabitant* »ay no more "I am tick." ua«. Now let us hear from tbe other side. r Second. That while we mourn with eur There will be an exhibition at Union Dall brother in the lo**, we also rejoice with him <on Friday evening, given by the young peo­ in the gloridfis record of her consistent, Chris­ tian lift, anA triumphant death, and Ural we ple's aid society, for the benefit of the poor. tender him ‘our sincere love, and assureJilm We trust tbe Hall will be well filed. Full par­ of our de*j Mt sympathy aad earnest pniyer. Third. Thai a copy of then reeolutions be ticulars on Thursday. furnished Brother Fletcher, and also each of Tho friends of the Rev. hfr. Fletcher, the ^h* city paper* for publication. popular pastor of the Presbyterian church, will tender him a Donation on Wednesday School Statistics. evening of this week. Let U be an exceeding ly liberal one, for he deserves to bo kindly Tho New Year's number of Demorest's Il­ lustrated monthly is by far the moot elegant and interesting of any of the ladies' magaxine*. that has ever fallen under our observation. Demorest's Monthly is a work fbr which every lady should subscribe. It is eheap, only $4.00 a year with valuable premiums. Now is the time to subscribe. Address, W. Jennings, Demorest, No. 17 East 14th Street, New York M. D. Rood desires to call attention to his*ncw Wagon Shop, where he may be found at all hours of any day£ ready to do any work in his line, from putting a new spoke in an old wheel, to the building of tho best buggy ever seen in the county of Barry. Don't forget tho place; in the shop with Jason Rich A Bro., corner o Church and Railroad Street xxCtf • ■trusted tbsprorraM of mtdloal »cl» •Upfo*illon that •Consumption I* much official work at present. Special attentioh is asked to pie advertise meat on our 4th page,—a free ride to Grand Rapids. We know the men who print that ad­ vertisement, and believe they will do all they [ say they will. Shall additional taxation be imposed on our \ We must have our pay. xxidGtf Flora—M“ 1. Charles Roger*. The health of Senator Cook is improving, but he is quite feeble yet, and ought not to do Our newly elected Judge of Probate, County Treasner, Register of Deeds, Circuit Court Commissioners and Coroner*, have qualified and are ready to serve tho publie. Our Centennial, In fact it contains all the yoorf qualitiu ofSaleratusand none of the poor. Every good cook that has tried it buys it again ; thus the sue- Patrons of Husbandry. Donation to Rev. Mr. Fletcher Wednesday The Irittle Rock and Fort Smith Tie Lea(L'’U Aim Newspaper. RAILWAY FOil. SALE Largest' Circulation Tlw Grwt ttex&!i!________________________ pounds per day, till now they turn out many ton*.—It Is strictly pun, healthy and unlform- Congress ia again in station. Council proceedings not received. . THE CHICAGO TBIBUB. P. Rowoll k Co's._pol. R J. GRANT SELLS, week in yoar own town. Term* aod ISboft $3.25 VUU a Men'* coatt . outfit free. H. HALLBTT A CO. Portland, manufactured their etMraltd Saleratue twenty, $3.00 Youth't eoate five yean, during which time tho demand for Boy't coati $2.50 AGENfS WANTO FOR HISTORY Bat Chemical Saleratia has grown from a .’ew Nov. 27, *76 zxi'61w6 Good sleighing. ■ Applet Wanted, The New-York NEW ADVERT1SMENT S. jtotice; Ine publisher*' price fbr tho SAURDAY JOURNAL alone is 18.00 a year, 91.00 for four month*. Gold 10CJ- Business la steadily Improving. Local We will receive and forward all subecrip lion* for the SATURDAY JOURNAL, or will club it with our own paper, furniihing the JOURNAL and the chromo, with our own �£ /f?7 —• in tfe condition’ of a Free ride to GrandRapiJs tiegirt.rnF Deed’of th tew Michigan. on tho 75. al 2 o’sJock j>. m.. which aaid mortgage was given to secure foe jrny- .......... meet of the inter. .-fTlk.-A-. and rtste ot Jliriiignn. which anugnuient vraa duly reccrdoJ in 'he o»ej of tha ?•»»•'« of Fhen ta no* “almc.Vto%^u?M ?unpd oil aiUd over thinr day*, from t!a* A ctipulated in (aid mortwdisgsat low or in chancery to recover tho debt or any by raid mortgage. Notice. ran that, pursuant to a power .f■ AND RETURN ONLY DURING JANUARY AND FEBRUARY. cordanc" with the ataime in *uei> easo tn. provided. I shall noil M penile rendne. MU ., IV e 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 $1,5.00 worth is bought, we will pay the fare One Way. We do ■SSmwb this because we want to sell off our winter stock. lag, at (ho north front door . —™, Jo the City of Hartintv. Bar­ ry ecunty, Midi Iran, (that being the plac* of hold­ ing tho Clreuit Court for tbo county of BarryJ sell at public auction to the highest bidder, the nremiserdeeorlbed in said mortgage nr so much thetedf a* may bo neecsarv te rati-fy the amount due on west fractions! .luortrr Star Clothing House- Star Clothing House. Legals. Legals. number four ra.-lKyi! acres on the south cast corner. Abo BvelSlacresof half land on tho north east corner of section fire (5). । all in township one (1> north of range ten (1W weet. Dated, seem Mortgagee. Cbas. IL Baciu. Atty, for Mortgagee. xxgtwlk thia day dnndrfbr th* party of the Bret part t SALE ON EXECUTION. John y.GUBlng. befog thirty (Si) acres of land a< Sr Art or St i cm a *x. County ofBarry.ss By cordinc Voitnd btatss survey, bo ths raw virtue of m execution lamed but of and under the “^S‘,“’|l'K'»gFu~l|1O,a»ES. ■eal of the Circuit Court for the County of BarryMdrtateofMtohigH. dated tbe tOlbd.y of October. A.D. MR, and to mediraeted agalnrt the good,and chattels. Md for want thereof, tb* land* and ten* |ud Henry B. WE HAVE ONLY ONE PRICE, 1 WILL SELL GOODS LOWER IM afflllB i day i’fD«*ra- We Are Selling ishln of ' Prairieville. county and Mate Mens’ Heavy Overcoats at $3 50 ;v $4 00 Itland. county nown aud de ™ath caagquarter) l’<] twrtityonH'-l] oftowiwhin nunof rang* number nine [Uj went; ’■ ■' •_ th ear: quarter [*4i at the north c»ut».iW*iAlJ. two years from tbo date of lid indenture of mortgage, with interest at rot quarter BJ| of •eetiou number twenty reven la of ten llOjpcr emit per annum. And there JX7J In township number three |3[ noMil of range claimed toMduon said indenture ef mort- number nine wen ^containing in all one hun­ the sum of ten hundred and ten dollars dred and twenty (130] sere* ot land aoeordins to the United States Survey, b* the same more or lew. Tharnpon notice u hereby given that by at tbe Xarth front rtoor or the Oort Home. In tbe nose torirrowedinx a: taFw in equity haring City of Hasting*. In tbe County or Harry, and mate been in>lltnt«l to recover tho amount due ot> Mid or Uichtaan.rtlia’ beiartao plaaowlMew tbe Clrailt mortgat* «r any par. thereof. Notice b hereby Court ta beJd In said fumty.Ta’.i the following degircu. that by virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage contained, and in acconUr.ee with the USttltein rash owe made and provided, I shall sell in the afternoon, that being between the hour of nine o’clock and the setting of the ronof that day. >>. Sut^duy. Mr Sto rf«» nf Xwrch,“V Z>. thPhonr ol one o’clock in the afternoon of ly. the lauds and teneunmts dcecribed in Atstate a OTWA ofi£5B>.„...»f the Probata Court for the County of inc the duly verg’d the ad;cfX E. Hull -Admln'utralor in this court which ho prays s: ' ft 5° > f6 00 > PRICES-OX FINE OVERCOAT SUITS. BOYS' OVERCOATS AND SUITS. $2 75. #3 50, $4 00 $5 00 and Upwards. KS' Take advantage of this chance to save money by buying of us, besides costing yoh nothing to sec Grand Rapids.-^jgf V Star Clothing House, 38, 40 and 42, Canal st, Grand Rapids. Make ae Mistake in our Locatson—The Great Double Store. ».... .-a, . CKOOSK BETWEEN TH KM. ,‘iux iu» wwi uno of SttffiW!”1”- yMrono tbouiand eight hundred and feventy-ux. L:. !? 1 a-.1 deceased. On reading ■ and filiiiW duly vcrilled. th* ad­ ministration account •« iVilliam M. Burrenxbi mt- tx o| uarry. Clement Smith, swwta al taro ear. the follow! HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. N'orvou* Dieonlera. What ii u. or* fourth! than a breaking down of the nervous eyrtem I Tr. be excitable or nervous in • small degree la moat distressing. for where cm a iHetwnmt . Jo^n R^MeTntrroMd t In Attacbm<ut.. ♦ th run or four Pills ever (>£?&* a lnnijL<iT,".,,,V OB ’he »h day of Ort>;b*r. A. i>. ICB, n wnt of attiuihment was duly t-ued cut of the Circuit Court tor the roJnly of Mothers and sr^ftSsiSu ’,“''a •’ .And it is farther ordered, that said executor kfendstat/ for the > and rto-inj d,.tiers. NoreVbvv. HCT,h# ’ «u«t>et;dr<l accretions. Uni U.^.tbi.l.t^of^ber.A^ give nouemto-the penona iutere»ed»lB raid estate o/thependeneyyfsaid examluMfou and thrhearing ‘^^SsSAiSSFIK^. SALE ON EXECUTION. .C'.S’iSf „ .St*rx or JsicuiOax. Gjur.ty of Bxrry. u .—Ry virtu* of an •xeeutlca taued out of and undnr the Ttai- oi aiKinigan «te>*o ui*swn oi mormntr. A. D.U76. aud to me directedsgifouC th* good* > Au n. ’J r-V. _______ Attorney fw Plaintiff. «*»cw । t pa";* Ayer’s Diseases-with Its Agonies. M»lt>n ufthc tirolulc court fvrthecounty of Harry. Nolle* I* hereby rtven’thSu'havlog left mvisrih {■Ofiv bmilh, all canons are warned .... JlMV * J*™, I shall Mil at Public Printers. Sick Headaches ahd want of Appetite. These Mints whichsor-* ‘ Sfiruts-tejS1! tW’tt.’ESBM h over ua*d . other medlei no How to be Strong. le And interest of tbe raid minora of. fo und to EXCELSIOR IK CO., UBS, POSITIVELY CURED. would Inei tab.;, lion Hair Vigor “irS® W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Respectfully announces ] that he has again engaged1 in the DRUG TRADE, and­ ! has in stock a nd da ily arrising, a fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs and Modi'tines, 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 Pe o pie’s Drugstore is di­ rectly opposite Empire Block. One door east of Spauldings HaanMoa, July 18,1876 Notice is hereby givra that ! shall sell nt pub- COl 2mKudMthoriHUU"’rted!thir‘n‘ 1>'h’“,l’’dt‘'^'f For restoring Cray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. PEOPLE’S , ■ 77 Qeo. M. SavageAt Co*8 Col. d«B,i 62tf Ayer’s Advertisements. HEALTH ANB ITS PLEASURES & C. IT.lNDl.E. Judge of Probat, ssarj of land be i he same mote or irw.. , . . GKOKOE WJ fB 5°- Mens’ Fine All Wool Suits Holloway^ Ad. Drugs, Etc. llereon hMU u er> and l« d JU-, (.ml teer* rtnow ci i. and*h|htr rttir d-dlart <f: Dravl nrty duiUre <(*>>*» 1y nrovldvd And «■> nuftor >■*&> iu-.UTOtei> to rmm i lhere/bre baretiy giri-a U day or Pi-branc next, at neon we »h*ll oct! at mtbl hWite’fral*lt> lakepteer 4X® .’rtSS’S/ •nm nf fl Ry i at. wa«uvm -i ,»v wAaiuiuauoB oi *siu Bcrwunc ana that the beira at law of said deceased, aud all other persona in’,erm ted in aaid estate, are required to BPFoar at a ecmuon of raid Court, then tobehold an at the Probate oUcc. ia the Qty of Hartings. Md show cause, if any there be. why the said aeoonnl sbould not b« allowed and the prayer of ths IJ. Art-gd MORTGAGE SALE, We Arc Selling fUt/is’ Busi/Iess Suift fr1°f EXTRA LOW tbeMb day or oaobei. A.J> ’ten. *fTFR4SaV‘hd%EN. M orteagee. avlacbeecmadelntberondttlon «e. n>a«te and cxreoied by Paul ally A Hlakr of tbe Towo nr Mens’ Fine Overcoats at $9.10; $12.00; and $15.00. wa Only $1000 and $12 00.'®$ J2a?J£A^.?oA.«^ lltu.-ite, lying and being iu the township of Hope, conn it of Barry, and Hale of Mirhinn, bounded Md dweribed ns tnHow. to-wH: The ’at half BrJof the uerth euat quarter C. I of scetion thirty five n’.j in Wwn..hip number two (2j north of note nine ('.’J wert. containim; according to the United btntr. aurvty, eixhtyT«i; wrv«, be 4he same more of 5 00 and Upwards. We Are Selling Xxi»t4 P^TZ/FIX-Have you Mines foreign coMtqr*t’&en MpH?th" which is at once agreeable, healthy, am! ef­ fectual for pre­ serving the hair- Faded or gray hair it soon restored to its original color, with thn 'reshnen of youth. Thin hair » thickenctl, fulling hair cheeked, and bnldncs* often, though not always, cured by its use. Noth­ ing can restore the'hair where the follicles are destroyed, or tho glands atronliif-d hnd decayed. But such its rcniarn can bo saved for usefulneas by this application. Instead of foul­ ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Ita occasional use wiH prevent the hair from turning gray or falling o!£ and consequently prevent baldness. Free front those deleterious subetauces whidi make wnne preparations dan­ gerous, and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can-only benefit but not harm it- If wanted merely for a HAIR. DRESSING, nothin? olMJ can be found sb dear­ able. Containing* neither oil nor dye, it does not v.>il white cambric, and yet 'lasts long on the hair, givin it a rich, gfntuy'lustre and a gratefi |H>rfuiue. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer 4 Co., theStete^of Michigan, known aid d~nbJd.7h.l- Ae undivided one half Gfl of the Eart half (U) rf T’ W.'M’C1* 5’rth •*«»Quarter, "dud $100.00 in Greenbacks XOT1CK TO £.9^{U^|o*KRS CTATJK OF Minnelli. cJ’proUi. Court for «— a*L'lll’,‘KESiu.. amMjcL JMttTS. aueTrvkists LOWELL. HASS. Detroit Advertisements. GILLET & deceased. Efi)i “£tes MICHIGAN FARMER. gSpSSK nou vaoGtrrr, xztfhH Grain D. D. CO � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-01-11.pdf 9644595143849d3e3b6893fde147f0ed PDF Text Text NO. 74. VOL. XXI. yhe^ejni-Weekly hapliblicaji bajwjGEO. M. DEWEY’ ^DITOft AND HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY JANUARY 11/1877. Hardware, Stove*, Harness Shop, Tin Shop. FOR 1877 ! 0647 PUBLISHER. OR the Northriil® of Stale Street. Haating*. Barry GREBLE & RL SNELL TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: KATES OF ADVERTISING. Have now in stock the largest and best assorted stock in the county. Cook Stoves. i Column |_4M _ CoInnin? | KUH) I 80.00 1 SQ.C0 1 80.001 130.0 Im insertion, and fire usU per line foi PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS HARVKV WK1GHT, JAMES CLARKE. ATTOiNRY AT LAW A SOLICITOB IN CIAKCRRY. Prompt attention rirea to The Iron Age, Lake State and Equiva­ lent; all with portable copper reservoies and Nickle Plated knobs. Don’t fail to see them if you want a first class stove. Heating Stoves. The Acorn, Forest Acorn and Monumen­ tal and many nelv patterns in boiler plates. Sleigh bells, hand sleds, skates, foot warmers, pocket and table cutlery. Weather Strips. SMITH A KNAPPEN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT­ axiTStf. ~~ '_________ Chas. M. Eximi Now is the time to protect your doors and windows, and save 50 per cent, in fuel. CENTRAL HOUSE. HABTINtS. MICH.. L. R. STAUFFER. Pr U*Tin(l«Md tho Central Room opposite old nteoo o bt»ine-_-. with mora room and Ut M«"OU3oditioM. (hall bo p'euod »oo oil ■ — J - —I— a .. to w.,1 Harness shop H Milan. Micl.. Sunt- ZL M76._______ xxlfltf PHIL. wTlTISKERN. LTTORNEY Al LAW. Prompt attention sate Switz’s Hotel, Heavy and light work on hand, and made to order on short notice. ' BOARD AN» ROOM, >2.50 PER DAY. DENTIST Mulls, Hirtiiai n- j- Mix/, Carriage, Sin aid OmMial PAl N TER . At A. M. Rock's Carring® Shop J«#erson St, * Hasfin^ii^Mioh Dr. J. B. LaSure's Ad. READ I READ ! READ ! Special Medical Announcement Joy Comfort and Happiness ' Tin shop Tin and copper-ware on hand, and repair­ ing done promptly. Rags, old copper, and iron taken for goods. 50yi GREBLE <fc RUSSELL. Marble Works. WINSLOWS STEAM MARBLE WORKS Pensions. JEJntablinliea 1b66, Siek iidAffllrtU! DR. J. B ImBUBLE Of this balance there belongs to the The bonded debt of the State has been reduced during the year ending Sept 30, 1876, <53,000.00, and during the four years ending September 30, 1876, *851,142.81. Of this amount, <389,142.81 were, matured bonds, and <462,000.00 were uni matured and paid in advance. A premi­ um of <6,043.45 was paid for 8151,000,­ 00, of these bonds,—an. average of about 4 per cent Tho disbursements over and above receipts for interest in 1878 were *82,706.52, and in 1876 *21,885.98. The bonded debt of the State, Sept. 30, '76 was *1,392,149.97, divided as follows: 161,000 00 _A_t Kalamazoo. TVTioh “Monuments of tho best American and Imported Marble, Tablets sad Heodatenoi of all description made to order on abort notice notice, also Granite Monuments of the various patterns supplied to customers. The cash in the Treasury set apart for the payment of the Bonded Debt u u follows : Having steam power and improved ma> chincry for sanding, high polishing and United States General Land Offioo. cutting mortices, wc can do work cheaper and belter than those who work by hand. «• W WIsmIww A <•«nwny^’M-aMFTWMtanimsaad bommtx*d Cum E Clark General Agent, J. R RobinaOn, agent In PENSIONS ARE PAID asSCTn bne aTduty. If by «3- COFSULTETIOS FREE. -fee TboDoeurs Aram of Pay and Bounty. UffMen Un the 26th day of the present month Michigan will have reached her fortieth An increase in , two years of <135,594.birthday. Neither pen nor pencil can fitly 3<. describe tho transforming miracles that SINKING FUND. each succeeding year has witnessed; forest This fund is created by the Consutu to field—marsh to meadow—openings to Sec.- 1, Art. XIV., as follows: orchards—hnt to home, have followed »pae»Jfc taxft, except those received from one anotherjm quick succession. mining companies of the Upper Peninsula, Standing to-day in the midst of this nLm.I1 bo applied in paying the interest up­ abundant prosperity, with pardonable pride on the primary school, university, and wo repeat the prophetic motto which our other educational funds, and the interest and principal of the Stale debt in the or­ amanayi circumipiee.' An . empire in der herein recited, until the extingurihextent, with natural resources that seem ment of the State debt, other than the almost Inexhaustible, with means of trans­ amounts duo to the educational fUnds, portation by land or water unequalled on when such specific taxes tkaR br. added to, tho globe; a soil that “tickled with a boe,. and comtitutcapart of theprimary trhool ‘ ith a harvestdotted all over interat fodL" py homes; schools and institutions Tho increase of specific taxes, and tho jg with open doom for aB f the rapid extinguishment of the bonded debt, of! afflict humanity liberally • kindly will soon Icavk under this provision, a 1; with a history that tells of no large balance or specific taxes that can ver haring been erected on our only be used in the support of the pri­ ______ , no slave ever having trod our mary seboo’s. ' I can see no reason why mQ ; no treason attained any citizen ; all specific taxes should go for the support of this is our inheritance, oura to preserve schools, that would not apply to any other and to increase. tax, and I believe our schools would soon The charitable, educational, and penal be ruined if they were supported by State institutions of the State are valued at <3,­ taxation alone. The people need to watch the schools and their management,—if 910,200, divided as follows : they pay for them they will, if they do not »os3/xjo an they will soon lose their interest in them, I would not advise the discontinuance of l'~ i-, the Sinking Fund, as wc should put beyond the control of any power whatever mmsooo lh» question of the faithful payment of the iii.u-> <>• sw.awoo public debt, and the interest on the educalienal trust funds in tho hands of the There are one hundred and five chart­ State; but I recommend the submission of ered banks in the State with a capital of an amendment to the Constitution striking <16,573,300yand individual deposits of cut the clause directing that the balance df <18,357,875. specific taxes shall be placed in the School Tho State Salt Inspector reports 2,-» Fund, and insert in its stead that it may 544,594 barrels of salt inspected for the bo used for the ordinary expenses of the years '75 and '76, an increase of G94,260 State. Should this proposition meet your barrels over the two preceding yean. approval and that of the people, it will The production of iron oar for 1876 was soon reduce general taxation quite largely, 967,000 tons; of ingot copper, 18,000 and equaluo the burden of governmental tons, representing an aggregate value of expense®. Practically out of debt—in all <11,000,000. ing every demand of duty and charity FINANCES. cheerfully and promptly— this exhibit of our financial affairs can not be other than gratifying to every citixcn. The repeal o£ See. 124 compiled laws, Dubunrocnu tor aua® Hat.....—... 37 commonly known as the “five-year law,” will work seriously to the disadvantage of the State. The State is obliged to advance to the n, . I2.S7XM2 70 American and Foreign Paleate, GILMORE A CO_noeoaoonioCMpman,I tor A Co- roheitnrE. Patent. procured in all o rioo.no foot in .dronon. No ohanonntenth' ^TteiTM^fiW^S Senator* and Repre*cntatiie*:— IS TO THE OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. GOVERNOR’S MESSAGE *413.407 47 GRAND RAPIDS...................... - - • MICH WHOLE NO 2016. . ttOM Ct &WU M 13.149 n *483.168 OT turned to, the Auditor General's office as delinquent, as soon as the period of redemption expires. The result is that a county may make any sort of assessment as to value, or neglect to collect its taxes with impunity. Worthless lands can bo assessed at high prices—taxed for township, school, or huzhway purposes, and the State is boundto pay it The amount that tho State will be obliged to advance m the law now stands, without recourse upon the county for any part of the loss, in caro of failure to collect, will bo from seventy thousand to eighty thousand dollars per annum, with a proba­ ble continual increase. The amount of unsold State tax lands (i. e. lands struck to State at tax sales on which no money has been collected, but for which the counties have been paid by the State for the taxes returned thereon) for tho past five years is as follows : Oct., 1872, <618,167.87. Oct., 1873, <683,414.62, Increase of <65,246.75 over 1872. Oct, 1874, <790,112.97. Increase of <i<99.35 over 1873. Mt, 1875, <1,146319.11. Increase Or<356,766.14 over 1874. Oct, 1866, <1,462,977.6L Increase of <316,098.50 over 1875. The extraordinary increase in the last two years proves very dearly that it will be nocowary at an early day to re-enact something similar to the old law, with some additional safe guards which that did not contain. If the system is to remain as it now m it will deplete the treasury rapidly. Of the appropriation made in 1873 for “corner stone” celebration, <2,478.69 re­ mains undrawn. The appropriation made in I86T of <2,500 for “history of cam« paigns" hu not been used. The State Treasurer should be authorised to txansfsr Which leaves the total Bosdod DaU of tho State, less cash in the Treasury, appli­ cable to its payment, <906,980.99. In addition to this there was remaining unpaid of specific taxes September 30, 1876, on call, <290,499.33, which when collected will add that amount to the Sinking Fund, and leave the State debt, STATE LANDS AND MADS. lees fund applicable to its payment, only <616,000.00. 1876, the aales of State 1 The State Treasurer has been diligent 191354.89 sera for the asm the State, having personally visited many the two prions holders, and offering premiums to the full amount of the interest received by the State from its depositories, but with limited the State from this p./rrSaiwS? FOR SALE at THF BANNER OFFICF ft the following fond, and samunts : Off Tote] oates of Forfaited Loa CMJT4S The large amount of forfeited land in this list, amounting to over 33,000 acres, axe mostly lands that have been bought on time, stripped of their timber, and then . forfeited, resulting in greet loss to the : State and to the counties. This, with the j losses accruing in the same way, on licensed homestead lands, induced tho Commis­ , sioner and myself to endeavor in some way । to put a stop to it, and to recover for tho j Stale some of the money lost by it ' For this purpose wc appointed D. J. Evans as Trespass Agent, and authorised j him to make proper investigations and , settlements, subject to the approval of tho , Commwaioner of the Land Office. He has ,collected and paid into the Treasury in , three years tho net ram of <29,390 94 , over and above expenses. The. legislation ,of 1873 and 1875, if aided by care on the . , ; . undoubtedly be a demand for the services comc. The appointment heretofore made was not in compliance with any express law, but the results show its importance __ J ——t r_n________ . a law be enacted cretion of the Governor. I desire to call your especial attention to the report of the Oommiasioner and Trespass Agent, and to Under Joint Resolution No. 15, Laws of 1873,1 have received from tho General Government <18,257 59, collected at an expense of <1,056 67. ditches constructed during the past two *103,352 36,—being a decrease over tho preceding two years of of 213 miles, and of *311,000 00 in expenditures. After an experience with the State road and ditch tiystem of four years, I cannot re­ frain from expressing my convictions that it is a wasteful and extravagant expendi- Tho school lands on the copper and iron file much important legiilatien suggested, pro­ tecting the interests of the State. EDUCATION. 947 were enrolled; an inccraso in tvroyoaa of 21,<80 fa tho whole number, nd of 17305 ia the enrolled number. with 419,552 rittiagr, Ute* 75,715 thin the enrollment. Tbs vafaw of school buildings tod ground. m *9,882370 00; 176 00 ; on iocrMosh two years of HOT,045 00. Number of toachwtf, 12,900. Primary School Fund held in M by ths State Sept. 30,1876, *3,147317 73, J ineoM of *214,- �[CONTINUED WHOM 4th H PACK.] PAGE] MICHIGAN AJ5TLUM Foil THX T“~ insaNX nr The completion of the new department department has enabled thia institution to extend'•its kindly «n to every new applicant. *** number of ibknatas Sept. 30. 1874, war. 481- Sept 30, 1876, 618. The total expensesTfor each patient for the two years ending Sept. 30, 1876, was 14.87, a de1 crease of forty-five cents from the two pre­ vious years, . The Board pf Trustees ask special ap­ propriations to be expended in 1877-8 as ■wwi'wtoariauid'fcr the operator that no dispatch had been received, only turned to toko tho train to find that the door behind him had been locked from without, and ho was a prison­ er! Tho whistle blowed and the train steamed off for the Cresent City. Pinehbaek paced tho depot platform, filled with dis­ appointment and wrath, but had / to be content with waiting for the next regular train, twelve hours later. In a ftw hours, while yet upon the platform smoking hia cigar and refusing to be comforted, he was startled by the rattle of a fast approaching train from the North. He paused. Quickly the train wu spon him, but with­ out checking its lightning speed, dashed by, and lo! who should wave his hand and bow a smiling recognition from the rear platform but his impressible rival I It was a desperate game for- a big stake, and Pinehbaek lost [COXCLUDXD IN NKXT ISSUE.J But what occurred at New Orleans ? The Democratic friends of Warmouth were apprised of bis triumphal approach, innnrr. and they determined to assemble and do him becoming honor. With bands, artil­ EDITOR lery and an immense throqg, they hurried UEO. M. DIWKT, to the city limits and garr him the proud­ est welcome New Orleans has witnessed Hastings, Mich., Jam. 11, 1875,' since tho famous display that awaited Henry Clay in 1844. And all because Warmouth gave to-the Democracy the OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. “infamous Radical registration law." It does make a difference wboee ox is gored Excitement over the Florida re-esn_______________ ___________ DXLTA. vaia—The Democrats not so hopeful WASHINGTON LETTER. —Congressional proceedings unim­ portant now, but will be aoon—The Louisiana Returning Board—War­ Mr. Oox’s Committee in New York— Mr. Hewitts ignominious failure mouth and Plnohback as Governor •gainst Postmaster James — Mr. and Lieut. Governor respectively in Goode of the Norfolk district-*Con1872—It does make a difference gressional proceedings unimportant whose ox is gored. —Good news from the South—War Washington, D. C^Doc. 28, '76. on the Gamblers—Snow, rain and , There is great excitement on the streets others will unavoidably find their into it Though fully deserving its J and benefit, th«y should not be hept a_. tho sabool, owing to their influence upon the rest The board should begiven power, under careful restrictions, to retert to tho countior idiotic and permanently diseased children. There are a very few sue!) children now in the school; who can acquire no good for themselves by remain­ ing, and whoso presence is injurious to their more fortunate comrades. L com­ mend this institution to your consideration as one of tho means that will by and by save you tho expense of another prison ; as an iastRation that will, in time, make other institutions unnccaaary—provided that the underlying idea of its founders, vis: that it is only a temporary home, be always kept in mind. soma AW 00 SW.CO0 00 tor necessary utely bo. In penditures in __ ______ o______ . _„ im at Pontiac, it may be wise to defer the building of the porches for the present, though they arc really needed ; and the erection of one of the three proposed buildings should per­ haps be postponed. Tho balance of the items asked for are imperatively necessary, and in my opinion should be granted. Tho usual annual appropriation of 617,­ 500.00, for deficiency in current expenses, will also be required. The report of the Superintendent and Board is very full in its details and njjJetc with information on the subject of the treatment of the insane. I need not uk for this institution your generous consideration, as its work is its ablest advocate. * . The Report of the Superintendents of the Poor gives 1,006 as the total number of insane in the State in 1875. The num­ ber in 1876 is 1,193. As this estimate includes those in a private asylum in Wayne county, and a few that are more All of these objects, some of tween ten and eleven hundred. The completion of tho Insane Asylum .at Pontiac; will enable ns to provide suit­ able care in State Asylums, for every one of these; and I trust its opening may be celebrated by the immediate transfer from sane occupants to their sheltering care. I earnestly urge legislation to this end, and not a criminal—shall hereafter be placed in any poor-house or county asylum, jail or pnson. Every consideration of human ity and of real economy, demand this, and I feel assured that no argument need be marie or statistics shown to ensure the passage of such a law. The liberal provision made for the care of the insane shows that the State has in­ deed adopted them ns its wards. The ex- though borne u a rule cheerfully and wil­ lingly. Would it not be well to provide that after an indigent insane patient has been cared for at the expense of the coun­ ty for three years, they shall thereafter be­ come a State charge ? I am of the opin­ ion that such a provision of law would be wise sad proper, and productive of great good to the people and patient. STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL. This wisest of our State charities, pre­ sents its budget of work and wants in the biennial reports of it managers. Since its opening 412 children have been received, mostly from the poor-houses of the State. The average age of its inmates is nine years. Homes have been found for 117 of these children, and 255 were re­ maining Sept. 30,1876, being all that can be cared for. The , entrant expenses for to-day over tho dispatches in reference to the re-canvass of the election returns in Florida. The result, while it is not en­ tirely unexpected by them, is greatly mod­ ifying the tone of the more hopeful of the Democrats. The protest of one, Mr. Cocke, against tho re-dwlaration of the Board in favor of Hayes and Wheeler, is the last struggle of the dying cause. It was hoped by the Democrats that the Congressional Committe now in S. C-, would bo able to find something ju their investigation that would leave a doubt as to the soundness of the electoral vote, as declared in that State.-'/8uch is not the case however, and the “185" votes is still in favor of Hayes and Wheeler. As was expected, so few Congressmen remain here during the holidays, there ia very little legislation being done of interest to tiic reading public. All are interested in the intererfiag discussions which are bound to come over the reports of both the Senate and House Committees sent South. Night sessions will be the order very soon. The Louisiana Returning Board I sec is still receiving the principle cussing of■ the virtuous Democracy. This reminds me of a perlinent illustration of their in­ dignation Thinking it might be inter­ fitting to your readers, I-send it to you. The same legislature that created this Board passed the registration law by which the Governor was authorised to ap­ point all the registrars in the State, and thus control tho entire election machinery. It was a great and dangerous power to confer upon one man, -and it is said was shamefully abuaed by Gov. Warmouth. The Democrats of Louisiana pursued Warmouth and the Republicans with un­ relenting denunciation for enforcing this partisan measure in their own interests, and making it an inseparable barrier to Demooraiio victory in the State. /Presto change. In 1872 Warmouth broke with his party and made aa alliance with the Democrats. The Republican Legislature reported tho “ infamous " lav, ancl tho Democrats cried stop. It con­ ferred dangerous power, but now that they benefit of it, the I case was altered. It made a great deal of difference whose ox was gored. They ad­ vised Warmouth not to approve lbs repeal bill, and he dip noi- BtU tfe bill membered that this itSSHutiop is not a' Governor.. He had buainesls North and honnsnhui home, but only » door.way to left the State in July. Warmouth also borne far. the houseless, honwlw, poor­ had badness in New Tcrk, and seeing house children of the State, and that _whilethat Pinchbeck was gone be concluded bs ejected, fod, that it was safe to leave on a business trip, •«& that sir andhe did leave. T ‘' ry alight. • From Governors mot atthe ita first opening up to the present lime, it Both were astonished ‘ “ has-been most ocottoaacally conducted. Tho board estimate the current expenses separated. Pinehbaek saw his opportuniat 633,000 JO per annum, and they ask tj. He agreed with the legislature and for this and other purposes tho sum of voted for repeal. If he could reach the 690,000.00 for the ensuing two years. Of State ahead of Warmouth he could ap­ this sum 65,000 is for deficit account, on prove the bill and deprive Warmouth of hie power for mischief. Within an hour cold weather. Mr. Platt was slaughtered by a moot trans­ parent device last winter, ertn against tho Derate and his seat awards the present incumceat. Tho action of the majority was wu er«r >nrapl«l; u>d nun, of 11. R.p.Uiom ofdutdwriMm mnifating a dispassion to force the House to perpetuate that bare-faced swindle for two more years by holding Mr. Geode in big seat through sheer force of numbers,or to reverse its action and seat his Republican competitor. From the spirit thus far dis­ played there is no reason for hoping for a Toy#,'Toy#, Chandeliers, Crockery, Produce, Etc. TOYS! TOYS!! If you want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to * decision upon themepts of the case. Evidently the House majority wu never more partisan than at present. Vary little of importance has been attempted in either House since the adjournment a week to-day, and nothing ia expected of cither until the brining of the New Year. During a brief session on the 27th, the Democratic members of the Houaa indulged in a spiteful ifar of words in which Mr. Banning of Onio distinguished himself by a turbulent and thractening speech. Mr. Spencer of Louisiana made himself quite u conspicuous by his emphatic denials of facts which have become maters of current history and exausted himaelf in rehears­ ing the chivalric character of his constitu­ ent in true anti-war styls, and Mr. Willis ’ of New York hurt Gen­ eral Sheridan’s feelings by declaring his lack of faith in the General's truth and vencity, save in one instance when be re­ flected rather severely upon the character of ex-Goveruor Wells, Chairman of the Louisiana Returning Board. Yesterday Washington, D. C. Dec. 29, '76 nits duration; and tho crowds in the gal­ leries which had been attracted by hope of a renewal of tho heated debate of the day products of Tammany Hall in the line of before, went away exceedingly sorrowful politicians who have graduated from that over their disappointment. dcsreputable institution to degrade and Mr. Ben Hill's recent latter to the atlan­ lower the standard of American politics, ta (Ga.) Constitution is proving very un­ arc in any scuse disappointed in the par­ palatable to the war Democracy under the tisan effrontery displayed by Mr. Cox's lead of such valent vetran as ‘•Fernandy committee, designated by Mr. Kandell to Wood." invcsticate the alleged frauds perpetrated There is really nothing in the letter offenat tho recent election in New York City( siveto those willing to submit to the result of Brooklyn, Jersey City and Philadelphia. the late election even in case Governor It appears to have been the determined Hayes should be declared the legally elect­ purpose of a majority of that Committee ed President; but with that wing of the to dlow the widest latitude to Democratic Democracy which hne declared for Tilden witnesses and to interpose every possible or war. Mr. Hill is in disgrace ; and it is said ho is in receipt of many letters, warn­ subpeened by the minority, which had to ing him that he need expect nothing far­ finally content itself with filing a formal ther at tho hands of a Georgia oonstituauprotest with the papers, when the inexor' cy. It ia predicted that this letter will able Sunset announced that tho scores of defeat him in his candidacy for United witnesses waiting to give their testimony, States Senator from that State. From incould not be heard as the investigation tilligencuteeeived from South Carotins it closed with the afternoon session of tho appears that the Congressional committee 274h ineL, to be resumed on tho fourth of concedes the State to the Republicans-, January, at Philadelphia. Republican mem* and the latest authentic intelligence from ben of the committee chum that had they Florida seems to give tho Slate to Hayta been allowed the necessary time, they could by something over 200 majority, and the and would have made good every charge State ticket to the Democrats by consid­ made by responsible men, of the gigantia erably less, in the new canvass of the votes frauds on the part of the reformers at the as they appear on the face of the returns, elsotion on the 7th ult., rivaling those of all of which his had a very depressing 1868. The partisan resorts of the major­ effect upon the Tilden managers here. ity of this committee are bo patent that We are in the midst of a war cm the their report, however ingenious, will have gamblers, first opened by the National but little effect upon tho verdict of the Republican, and now ro-cuforced by the mam of American citizens who have closely churches, and the enlightened sentiment watched their proceeding! in New York, of the city. The attack has been so de­ as well as the developments al Columbia, termined that the “hells" have put up TaDahaaaec and New Orleans with n view their shutters, waiting for the clouds to to an honest and impartial understanding “blow over," but a remarkable unity of dfthe methods adopted by both the great purpose has been developed in fator of political parties in the contest for national driving the fraternity permanently out of ftpouisuy at the polls on the 7th of Nothe rity. Our police department is vem'Vte. Mr. Hewitt has ignominiously failed in making a very discreditable display in the investigation now being prosecuted hii ill-advised allact upon the administra­ Another snow storm set in early this tion of PoainuHUr James of New York, morning which^has turned to a cold NorthMr. Cox'S committee didn't even succeed No one at all informed as to the inevit­ ably farcical and insincere character of the in establishing tho shadow of suspicion that would break tho force of Mr. Hewitt's humititating fall, while it is evident ho keenly regrets his precipitancy in making, inainnations against so prominent M offi­ cer aa Mr. James, and withal one so upii vaoally popular, which ho was wholly un­ able to sustain, evidence is not wanting that many of his party aseooatea in Con- grese, who have become restive and rather under his lead as head of tho National Bourbon Committee, rather enjoy his emat Amite, die first town in the State on the N. 0.J.4G. N. R. R. He dashed baraawng and altogether disagreeable po­ sition. Jealousy will prompt human That night Warmouth learned that the nature to very mean expedienta, often­ bird had flown and ho too hurried away on times, .whereby to ventHate its gnevanocs, the firrt train. Both took tho same route and the discipline of the Bourbon ciders via Louisville, Pinehbaek twelve hours ahead. At Jackson, Tenn., War-mouth of the Democratic faith is not specially calculated to foster and develops the noble charaeteristice of fslable humanity. Some interest has been awakened in dajB reach tho Capitol of alleged irregular it» in the Norfolk dietrirt at the W elec- n, NfflE & m 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. M1UBS i UMS 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 All Kinds and All Prices Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at Sflirff, WEE 4 I^ESTO/f'S. xu30w4. Hastings, Dec, 14th, 1876. A spicy sketeh descriptive, of a trip over the Atchison Topeka and SantaFo Railroad and of the beauties, scenery and '4$eature resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nyiw Crinkle," ths musical and dramatic critic of the New York World, sent free on paplioadon,together with the SanJuanGMt, maps and tune tablas of this now and pop­ ular route from Kamas Cityand Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arisona and the'8an Juan Mina*. The finest line of Pullman Sleepers on the continent between tho Mis­ souri River and the Rocky Mountains without change. Address T. J. Ani)xnsox, THE ENEMY OF BISEME I • THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAN AND BEAST I. U>» Grand Old ■ MUSTANG LINIMENT, WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEABB. THERE IB NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHEB, NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY, OR THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMALS, THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT> parativdy deserted. The winter, so fkr, would compare favorably in its Arctic se ! to. D« Reed dnwSi'to can HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR his new Wagon Shop, *hcrt hb may bj found al all hours of any day, ready to do . Logar. to any a valuable any work In his line, from putting a new » _• spoke in tn old wheel, to the building of 1 xx45yl. Apples Wsntsd, u» best buggy ever seen in the county of Barry. Don't forget the place', in-' the In any quantity at the Cider Mill of W. 8. shop with Jason Rich k Bro., corner o k B. Shriner, Jeffimon street, Hsstiogs, Church and Railroad Street. for which the highest market price will xxfitf . • , ’ be paid. xxi73tf The man who Tought one box, and got . CARBOLIC OIL LIJST I ME1STT UokMthisI by calling on Mrs. Hand. How aboat-lho R J. GRANT BELLS, Meat coat» YontKi coatt Abv. 27, *76 xWSlwC Diainfeets, Pariflca, SwoSlia, aarf Heals. Curas EhwmiuUai aad Kouralsia. WANTED—Our pay at once, it will Notice FERRAND �Iha^eNi-Weekly heptobl icajibajijier. Council Prooeedmgt. PROCLAMATION. 8FFH1AL RAPE* 8F afiMt WflT t. By the Mayor. Tho time Cor the regular meeting of the Com­ mon Council cf the city of Hastings was Jan. 2d 1877, and there not being a quorum present WKianAi, numerous complaints sr* being tho mooting was adjourned. made of riotous, drunken and disorderly con­ L. D. QcacKuaraa. Recorder. duct at som* of the Saloon, on th* Sabbath ; that Saloon, ar* kept open after 11 o'dock, P, M.; and that gambling and confidence game, A special meeting of tho Common Coun­ are carried on in *ome of them with the cil of the city of Hastings was held at the knowledge of the Proprietor*. council room on the evening of Jan. 5lh, A. And whereas th* following ordinance in re­ Uastinn and Woodland—Arrive Teseday. Thurs­ D. 1877. lation thereto i. -now ia force in thi. city, day, and Saturdayjrt 1 p. m. leavs at 2 p. m. Present the Mayor, Recorder, Aid, Dawson, IIaitinsv. Cedar Creek and Hickory Corners-Ar­ rive Wednesday sad Saturday at 12 m.; leavs at 1 Evans. Reed, Russell, Sheldon and Tomlinson. The minutes of tho previous meeting were money or other value upon said premisee, or read corrected and approved. suffer any druakenneea, quarrelling, fighting or other disorderly conduct on or about such premises, or suffer any such establishment to Petition relative to paying each fireman be open (except for victualing purposes) any five dollars for his services - one year and im­ part of Bunday, or after thcAour of 11 o'clock posing fine* for absence from duty, was on in the evening, or before the hour of 5 o'clock motion accepted and adopted by a vote by ayee in the morning of any day. Now therefor all persons interested, take and nays as follows : notice, that the above ordinance will be strict­ Ayes—Aid. Dawson, Evans, Read, Russell, ly enforced from and after this date, a copy of Sheldon and Tomlinson, 0. this notice being first posted in each Saloon or served on the propr letor or occupant of the Petition of Fire Co. for the appointment of W. H. Hoffman as Fire Warden In the 2nd Ward, in the place of Geo. W. Sloeum removed, was accepted, and on motion W. H. Hoffman Entertainment. was so appointed. C. M. k'MNYAN’S I would respectfully a nn-^n?f Clt*“ zens of Hastings and vicin. at 1 have a new and Madison Dispensary, 02 W. MmEubSL. Chicago. l-’iffts On motion the petition of C. 8. Burton and We herewith place before our readers the others, relative to grading for aide-walk on Broadway was token from tho table and programme of the entertainment to be given by the Young Folks' Aid Sodtety, to-morrow granted. (Friday) evening. The proceeds of tho enten On motion of Aid. Tomlinson, the petition of Teal, Spaulding and 128 others relative to tainment are to be given to ths needy poor of enforcing the law in regard to closing saloons the city. It is therefore a good cause and merits tho support of the people of Hastings was token from the table. And tho following reaolution-WM offered by and we are sure tho exhibi tion will bo well patronised. Aid. Russell. Rucletd,—That the City Marshall be and Is hereby especially Instructed to enforce tho ordinance relative to closing saloons on Sun­ days, and between the hours of eleven o'clock P. M., and five o'clock A, M., on other days, and to enter complaints against any and all parties guilty of violating the same, which wan unanimously adopted. On motion of Aid. Russell, the contract for excavating the hill on Broadway North of Iron Bridge was approved by ayes and nays follows: . Prayer. Sacred Quartette.—Plead thou my cause. Essay, Subject, charity.—Maubau. Cook. Recitation. Death Doomed.—Miss Eva Nxvixs. M OF ORbWl 7 Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, s'oices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold at BOTTOM PRICES. Remember the place, at J. S. R U’JVYJIJY’S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. Give me a call. O. M. RUNYAN. xxi66tf MARRIAGE GUIDE. OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. DRUGS & The New-York TRIBUNE The Leaflint American Newspaper. Xargeat Circulation Declamation, The Fireman.—FkaxaBitsuMax. Dialogue, Smith's Woe. Reading, The Painter of Seville.—Mas. BailsY Dialogue, Courting Under Difficulties. Duet, Seo How the Pale Moon Shineth. AMONS THE BEST PEOPLE. I.—IT PUBLISHES ALL THE NEWS. The servant of no man and the slave of do party, it can afford to and does Ayes—Aid. Dawson. Evans, Reed, Russell, tell the truth about all. Sheldon and Tomlinson, 6. j Prophecy—Jonx Baowx. IL- 1T IS IMPARTIAL AND INDE­ Noys—None. —' Reading. Hannah Jane.—Hxxer PENDENT. Believing in intelligent suff­ Report of finance committee recommending Dialogue, The Indian'■ Revenge. rage, it aims to furnish voters the fullest that the bill of H. A. Bailey of 833 fur rent of and fairest information, to qualify them engine room, which was allowed by a vote by for the wisest discharge of their responsi­ aySs and nays as follow.: bility. Ail About tho County. ILL— IT IS, AS IT ALWAYS WAS, Ayes—Aid. Dawson^vans, Rood, Russell, ESSENTIALLY REPUBLICAN. It Sheldon and Tomlinson, 6. Remember the charity exhibition to-morrow may quarrel in tho future, as it has done Nays—None. night. in the past, >with errors of Republican A motion'by Aid. Tomlinson, that tho com­ loader n ut corruptions in the Republican Attention is asked to tho notice to physici- mittee on onllnaaoM be iartruoted to report ou party; but it can never cease to be true to ordinance relative to paying firemen, was carxxi68tf Republican principle*, and especially to Advertised Letters. Aa we go to press the snow is falling at a those golden doctrines of. civil service A motion by Aid. Reed, that the Marshall bo rote that shows signs of a snow storm. NEW ADVERT1SMENTS. List of letters remaining in the Hastings P. reform Jiard money, the sanctity of the Na» instructed to examine into the condition of Presidents Hayes and Tilden (?) are now stove pipe* and other places liable to cause 0. Barry County. Mich. Jan. 10,1877. busily engaged on their respective messages. fires in the business part of the city, and re­ Richard Cunnings, Terence Carrigan, Mar­ stones of Gov. Hayes’s admirable letter The ladies of Hastings Eastern Star Ledge, port the condition of the same to the Common tha Cliford, Emma Haynes, Edward Hastings, of acceptance. No. 81, A. M, are to give * fertivnl.nl Union Council at least once in each menth, was carRev. I. B. Jones, Matilda Kamp, Anna Kidder IV.—ITS MORAL TONE IS PURE Hall, on the 20th last. FuU particulars will Wm. LdSd, Charles Newman,-Joseph Reece. AND ELEVATED. The family circle reettThnil *vw be given in another issue. is never profaned by anything which ap­ toil. A He, apnu warn** «n The Grand Central Hotel, New York, means pears in the columnes of The Iribunc. ••war" on rates. To accommodate tho demand V —THE CHOICEST STANDARD for low prices, it has reduced its rates from AN D CURRENT LITERATURE of die pKluSjroT^MlLAPEXPniA.___________ 14.00 to 82-50 and 83.00 por day. day is presented in its columns, including CorrcspoJcncc, Poems, stories and Reviews Good news to the public in the shape of from the most talented and popular writers. groceries,provisions rte., by Mr. J. II. Sutton, To Creditors. VL—IT - IS THE BEST AND whose add came in loo late for publication in CHPAE8T FAMER’8 PAPER PUB­ drawn on the appropriate binds therefor by a this issue. He will speak for himself in our LISHED. “7*4 H'ecWy Tribune has vote by aye* and nay* as fellows: done more to make good fanner's than any Wilkins Bros ■ 8 4 60 other influence which ever existed." Bowen A Creasy 8} days each enginerVII.—THE MARKET REPORTS lOSBeaaton of the same and will settle all of The Tribune are indispensable to every Traverse Philips 83 days service as buyer and seller in the country. Quota­ lemands against him. Supervisor Israel 8. Boicn. tions are given daily and weekly of almost A. W. “Bailey rent of engine room to James Rtan, every article bought and sold in the markets May, 13th, 1876 Assignees. of the world, and with nnraringand almost A. J. Angle infallible accuracy. Ito Cattle, Butter and January Sth, 187' the other day. By the way. that’s aa ice idea. A. D. Repkina Cheese, and other Markets arc tho rceogWe always thought it would be bettor to ped­ nixod standard. A ll D emands D ce J ohn S tarlet die ice in winter. And then It keeps so much VH1.-MORE COPIES of The. tribune and remaining unpaid, will be placed in better th^s weather. Give him your patthe hands of an attorney tor collection, tn arc paid for and read by tho American peo­ Ayes—Aid. Dawson, Evans, Reed, Roue ple than of any other newspaper of equal thirty days from thia date. Sheldon and Tomlinson, 8. irioo in the country—a fact which is the 1 Israel S. Boice, test demonstration of the value of tho Nays—None, James Rtan, On motion tho Council.s4Jeurned. January 8cb, 1877. -Artignero. IX.—THE READERS of The Irib­ L. D. Qcacxdsusb, Recorder. xxl74tf x unc represent largely the best enterprising andprogesive minds of tho country. Persons Lost!—$50 00 Reward. CHURCH'S MUSICAL VISITOR begins the who are interested in pure politic*, ihe ad­ etty will join heartily fa tail work, new ye*r with a number worthy of that excel­ vance of rience, and the progeas of opinion, Smi oifWAMb— Notwithstanding the hard lent and popular art Journal. In addition to will find their demand, mot by • The , 7r»times <he sale of D. B DeLand A Co.' Bui the usual attractions, the January Visit*. ^X.—PUBLIC APPROVAL AND Cfonmwl Seltretae U still on th* increase. It present. a fine, full peg* portwit of |ho cele­ ENDLESS 'VARIETIES. *25000 iso”'- Local fciisijie?? Notice? BOOKS Legal 8. ■ALE ON EXECUTION. ■ .•yss’jj-E S£<£T^W'Zf®rrlSl rat 855g Th* Little Rock and Fort Smith RAILWAY FOB SALE ■^unir;rk.-tr^ _ -- - Sr Uf A MTED WAN Every young men and ladyehouia aebrated composer, Richard Wagner. The musical -contents inelade a beautiful song and ran and read tbs last number of the Grand Rapids “College JovrnaL" chorus entitled "The Daisy of tho Field •■Thou Lovely Star.” a qaartet: -Picture. of rimes Long Part,’ a peculiar piece of descrip­ tive writing; and "Work is Done,” a pretty where it will -top. The donation party lost evening al the resi­ waits for young players, by Geo. F. RootThe principal literary content. are: "A pDdence of Rev. R. W. Fletcher • ’”7 eniovablc occasion. A. a token of their love E. Upjohn, and esteem Mr. Flrtobm's friends presented A. P. Drake him with amh to the amount of over two hun­ Letter B,” by Joe. Howard; “Opera in Amer­ C. Rumxll, dred dollar*. A number from other denomi­ ica"Franx Schubert" and a large variety and others. nations were present, thus showing by their of shorter article* which, added to the editor­ presence and presents the hearty good will ial matter and oorroepondence, gives us one of whieh the people of Hartings gwereHy share the best musical journals ever offered to the mnsle-loving people. Subscription price With Mr. Fl*cab*r'e coogrofrtttm. Jl.GO, u-.Myrrsu»n. For fuU particulars addrees Jons Cmvbcm A Co., Cincinnati, 0. is as good or better for all kinds of booking purpose, t ha. Imklng powder aad rnwl eteepw; h»w.* people will use It. Every successful housewife paw the word down the line, and thus Its fame Is spread until it is hard to tell Special Notices. PROSPERITY have rewarded the fade pendcntjandBclfTeflpoci course of The Trib­ une. It has a larger and stronger corps of earnest workers among ito friends than ever before, and constantly receives from old and new readers words of encourage meqt. JACKSON’S BEST” SWEET NAVT CHEWI GUARDIAN’S SALE. �Furniture, Milk Safe*. * < > 1876, 166,—an increase over the preced­ ■ ing two years of 58 Graduates m 1875—6 J 33 ; in 1873-4, 36. Inventory of prop, * tor, <252,268.00, an increase in two jtut 1 of <20360.00. 1 am satisfied that the 1 college is in better condition, and doing 1 better work than ever before. It is not only educating the students under its roof, but the President and Faculty through a system of Farmers' Institutes held through­ out the State, are cnlisring the good will Where you wul find all kinds oi and sympathy of the people. Ifj,t teaches labor, if it impresses upon our youth the dignity and honor of labor, ita establish­ of financial depression like the present, ment will prove a success; if not, it will when we fully realise that the only way up be a failure. Of every Description which we can sell cheaper than any,house in Barry and oat is through the productive industry of the people, the question is a pertinent Each succeeding year opens to tho Uni­ county, for these reasons; one. The army of children who yearly versity new fields of labor—increasing 1st. Because we have no rent to pay. come out from our schools are to recruit demands upon its resources—and stronger 2d. Because we make the most of our the ranks of the industrious or the idle. claims upon our consideration. goods ourselves. That the natural tendency is towards the 3d. Because wo keep the best of work­ The number of students in 1875 was 1,« former we do know, and our system of ed­ 193; in 1876,1,127. Degree* conferred men. ucation ought therefore to be an efficient in 1875, 370 ; tn 1876, 410.. 4th. Because we warrant all goodt we help in that direction. make. Its resources are— We sell none of this cheap made Fur­ We need to pre this subject our earnest attention, to care more for the depth and niture that is made by machinery. The breadth of our education than we do for goods we make are made by hand, and warranted. We invite all persons to call the heighth of our sebod-housa tower; to pursue the substance and neglect the shad­ The Legislature of 1875, establishing a and inspect our ‘goods, for they all bear ow ; to make our schools the laboratoiy in School of Mines, a Chair of Architecture inspection. No trouble at all to show our which men are made. Idleness is the cause and Design, and of Dental Surgery, has goods. of more misery and crime than all else be­ already accomplished more than its most Parties haring pictures to Frame would side,—of 889 men in the State Prison in earnest advocates anticipated. The Den­ do well to gat them framed of us hs we 1875, 753 had never been apprenticed, tal school has so 'many students that an can do it better and cheoper than any and of 334 received in 1866, 17 only had additional professor is needed. The class house In Barry couoty. We keep the ever been apprenticed. If our educatiou in Mining, Architorture and Design num- largtal and best selected stock of Picture is not made mon practical ths ranks of bm 25. An impetus has been given to Frames and Mouldings, Brackets, Paper­ Sidle will constantly increase, not fem technical education that post in time be holders, Wall pockets, Slipper holders and ce, but simply because they have no of great practical value to the State. The everything in the Furniture Line. We sledge of bow to do anything well appropriations for these new branches invite all persons to call and look at our Our high and graded schools need to made in 1875 were for two years only. provide more technical instruction at once. Their success demands their renewal, with If it is the province of legislation to direct an addition of 62,000.00 for another Now on exhibition .at our Furniture Store. All kinds of work made to order. Repair­ or control in this matter, I ask your professor in the Dental School. The Board of Regents desire to further ing of all kinds of old furniture neatly thoughtful attention to the subject The educators of Europe are pointing increase the usefulness cf the University in don. B&* “ We Mean Business”. "W Furniture Rooms south side of State their energies in thia direction. In this this direction, and to this end suggest the connection I desire to call your attention creation of a chair in Physics and Geology. street, opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hard­ to the Special Report of Rev. D. C. Jai The amount required to do this will be ware Store. STEBBINS BBt’8 cokes, who had charge of our educational *5,000.00 annually for the salaries of two department at the Centennial Exposition, professors, and $2,500.00 for apparatus upon this subject, gathered from what he for physiod and physiological labqptory. saw there of other systems and other Were the times more auspicious, and other demands Dot so pree^og, the Regents countries. Give to pur special schools, to the Uni­ would earnestly urge upon you the neces­ versity, to our common schools every poa- sity of a new Library building ; they now Sibl« assistance in this work that can con­ suggest it only. The University Has out­ sistently be given with a due regard to grown the present building. There is not economy. room in it for reading purposes or for books. The Library is so important an This department of our system of edu­ element in the success of the University, cation u steadily improving. The attend­ important as an aid in educational work, ance for 1874, was 48G; for 1875, 630 ; important m its governing power over a for .1876, 722. The graduating dsns in body of students in furnishing mental 187G numbered 70. Over 6,000 ctndoeta rprrintion. that I bee to commend the have attended this institution since its suggestion of the Regents to your coruddopening in 1853. The condition of its erationr. Our University occupies a posi­ funds, at the close of the fiscal year was as tion in the front rank of educational insti­ tutions, it is giving to Michigan a reputai follows; tion oil over the world, it is drawing hun­ dreds of families to the State ycany, aa permanent residents, and we ought to fos­ ter it in all ways, not with extravagance, The estimated disbursements for each of but with persistence, economy and care. ochtid the years 1877 and 1878 are: for salaries KABTKBN A,*$LVM FOB THB INSANE. of teachers, $20,100.00 ; for library and Work wm begun upon this building in aroarattn, $900.00; for repairs, $1,000.00 other expeosea, $2,900.00. The receipts 1875, by Messrs: Coots and Topping, who from interest and tuition are estimeted at were the loweA bidders, for the sum of $6,600.00 per annum,- leaving a deficiency $306,384.00, nd has progressed very fa­ of $18,300.00 for each year to be pro- vorably up to this time. The brick and vidsd for by taxation. The State Board stone work is omplet/ri and the roof near­ NEXT DOOR TO of Education, in view of the crowded con­ ly finished. It is expected that it will be dition of the school, ask on appropriation ready for occupancy by February 1st, 1878. of $50,000.00 for an additional building. The plans were prepared by E. E. Myers, Tb«y have submitted no plan or rerimafee, iarchitect Dr. Van Dcuscn gave us ths but it seems to me that a smaller wiijiiBl 'benefit of his large experience in the gen­ than this would build a very eommodius eral interna] plan and arrangements. The Furniture, Coffins, Etc. and suitable structure. It ia due to the i management of the school to ssy that it 'Norman, and the building will be one of has been very modert in its request in the the best for the purpose in the country. put, and very prudent and economical in 'The contractors have performed their work the expenditaro of its appropriations. very aatisfactarily to the Board, under the AaBim-TTRAI, OOLUUB. faithful supertftcndencc of C. M. Wells. and be happy again. Very full d< tails of all the expenditures The management of the finances of the edUego for the part two years, has been will be found in the report of the Board Superintendent. Estimates have careful and prudect. It fa cut of debt, and ; made by the Board for furnishing the and I hope will ken out. The board sub- been 1 mit a very carefirf detailed estimate of Asylum ready for occupancy, amounting <109,708 00. It is estimated that r< crips asd expenditures for the coming to 1 t»oyw«a. T^------estimate •*—* the current ex­ ' there wiH be remaining <27,830.00 from penros at $20.1 par annum, and the the building fund, leaving the ram of <81,­ nJt and other sources at 950.00, for which the Board ask your reocipts fromi --------.. ing a deficiency of fl 6,­ appropriation. These estimates have been SALISBURY A BROSSEAU 474.00 for the two yearn. They also very carefully prepared in detail, and I submit a statement of wants for repairs, judge with a due regard for economy and new buildings, itnpruTemeuts, library, ate., rwliaify. I reooBnend an appropria­ amounting to 620,062.00, making a toW tion of tha amount, or so much thereof as 636,536.00 for which sum they ask an aw- may be Bccestaxy, divided equally in the tex roD of 1878 and 1879. urS in. tnxmaF As this Asytam will be ready for the mate was made, the old Boarding Hall at raeepCM of paliente before another meet­ the collsgt has been deutroywd by fire, and ing rffe Mature, it will also be your duty to provide for ita maintenance, man­ agement, and government. The preaent number of students, even with this half law only applies to the Asylum at Kalahave boon limited, and a new one would maxoo. fOoatttBCBD ON 2d FXOE.J have become Mceroary within two yaan, at least. It is proposed in the erection of a new building, to coostruct it large enough to accommodate 120 totients. The csti= mate of ita cost in *15,000.00, and I rec­ ommend an immediate appropriation of Look here ! Look here! this amount, k that the waft eoj be oommsneed alaaee and the building be •msxxa numinu. ready for the spring term. In view of Alter *rt>j row. ia Uk buAnea, on ttWj «, ihrt eu> do brtte wort, ud oiro b«ser rtUdartioa thu ur other Srw m Ou. W. U. Slobbio., lb. wish Uso ozymns of > h&tuufi, will alwiys give hfa pcreonal at this part of their extoustuc [CONTXNCKD FBDM 1ST FAOB.J equally our no&eiMde and cars. Wshave sp3coUspsfcrthsfa»sr. schools m which to fit teachers, schools for the. professional student, and for one or two tech. nieal pursuits. We seem to recognise ia all ita fullness the truth of tie old provcb, “The breath of the school-children u the saying of the world." Yet with all thia, there are many thoughtful cititens who ask themselves the quretion: Are we doing our edneadon^ iork in thebe* way, are ow schools all they ought to be, do they help our chil­ dren a. much a. they should L tho preotiad things of life and fit them to be pro. ductive, aeir-helpuig ertiaens ?” In t&M Railroad*. Railroad*. Railroad*. HASTINGS Peerless Milk Safes KANSAS LIRE. cp| j 8 FURNITURE! . ji II ?g :S 10 » 9m 88 LEATEMWOBTH, ATCHISON, am4 CHICAttO, KANSAS. INDIAN TERRITORIES, COLORADO, AND NEW MEXICO. . STATUS'S Is ii |i I1 GOING SOUTH. ' |no. i’no.s|mo.« te ls lllils s ffilra I C8<!•=■■■ 0hpnr.il Bluffs and Omaha; « Keep It. (COLUMBUS TIMJ GOING NORTH. 1 STEBBINS BRO’S. naSbwtrtmto'far JOLIET. MORRIS. LASALLE PERV HENRY, LACON, PEORIA, GENES EO, MOLINE, ROOK ISLAND. DAVENPORT. MUSCATINEa WASHINGTON, IOWA CITY, GRIN,. NELL, NEWTON, DES MOINES h m sl MWM mm H 00 for axtcrnal beauty and Loterior «rr*»»**n«nU fer th* oosfort. eoBvoaieM* sad luxury of >*o**M*re ».-« unexcelled if *ioal*d. by any oiler can ef tie A GIFT For Wife, Brother, Sister OB SWEETHEART. dunce work, are recommended and be mailed, poet-paid, on receipt oj marked price: VOCAL WOCKS. p,.K’ Wtt&tr Sfia&fZFKS i*. t. sad 3 make eot>aaeti*M at Fort Wan* REMOVAL! Bak* Maser vonnaetloa at Kalaaaawith Michi<an Cantral R. R. to and trots Oti­ s'. X ecn»*rt» at DAM. Janetta* with D. A M. Head, and al Grand with M. C. B. R. h?T aadS IKANB IAPIM IIYItlNH. The Reliable Shnrt Lite EAST AND WEST. • Toinnoi ■ •BAND EAFIB1 A» BETNIT u CoaplM* rootlaoaro*. aaah K00aa4 isitidmestalwohi. ■ nST *■”*•“* TIME TABLE. • Is/topo^t of fi/r con­ Doo. iota, isva. ftrt Warn Jataa & i'^ »r voLroii STW,OOT'»P*W IWHT L if Ti/t fltrLrfiTT*o"pSTOi(t, millBAI. ncfflGrmw aj» MifcDavni. p g Blva* Jurtioa 22 MONROE ST. AOS ts ts ABO AU Chopin ’fWill Urganvorke in large raritfy. Send for DeKriptivt Catalog*", firing content! of abort, and hundred, of other Standard Work. Address, J. L. PETERS, 848 Broadway, N. T. Vt^rtlrrt * " —— . . ____ STAVES. STAVES. TRAINS GOING NORTH. A Grfl Rednction ii Prices! Tie Greet Soithsm TtorotiMire. Northern Highest Market Price OENTXAL RAILWAY COMPANY FURNITURE W11M07 Girts BracMs fras,fc J. M. HEWES, Hearne and team fsmiahed when re- ve guaruae S.taf.rtim, FMk-i^bOofc worth S1A. Philadelphia. (XMXarMd *0 ootatx Sorth. Five fiirt te*i** IK w&'TafHrEitKfK 01CANAJFDAJ0UA. N. T_ th* Northern Um!- ...jjHsassgfisfe (JRAKD TRUNK RAILWAY. maylwm. Pennsylvania lailroad J STAVIONB >N riCEETS-9R � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-01-15.pdf 966031316966baac66fba88f65a85cc9 PDF Text Text I.-! .-= Doctor Aikln’s Double Column. 535043^ READ, READ. roit GEO. M. DEWEY rin or ■ and publisher. READ aikim »r CHRONIC . THIS I READ GOVERNOR’S MESSAGE EVERYBODY I 1 THE REFORM SCHOOL. SURGICAL DISEASES. Tho Daesar’. Lacailon b mort aHcib md convuricntat il'.tjor auvuton^t. I desire to call your special attention to tho reports of this Institution for 1875 and 187G. “ After many days " it is now a Reform School,—tho bars and iron doors have , disappeared,—the high fence that waited it in is kindling wood. And the results are,—no corporal punishment, no escape since its opening, less destruction of State property, a general tone of comfort and cheerfulness in all its surroundiofp, and a brighter, better look in tho faces of the boys. - The genernloutfic of theScbool is greatly improved. The table and fur* niahing, the clothing, etc., arc better than heretofore, and .all tend towards lifting this Institution out of the prison mire, mid on to the higher plane of a school. The expenses for the two years ending Sept. SO, 187G,U:ivo been $61,773.46 Usides the amount received for die labor of d*e boys and other sources. Of this amount, 817,688.46 has expended unde? special appropriations, made in 1873 and 1875, $44,084.00 for current expenses. TKBWs 07 SUBSCRIPTION ; Job popartmonn M ............ ... .. RA TES OF AD VER USING. np all hope of relief Hie rataodiaa ar faliiable. with marvelous sEeaer reli eui or rympto U>« Doctor can enre. Um .many aimUar aaaea.;ou «avo««mr Baton to believe the trtiK and funeral.. Do not be tAHInfluenced be the carious. Jealous or t> Jt Column I «i Column I l.Coluwn. I 5.00 I 8-00 I 18.00 IJTLOO I 8.00 I 15.00 I 80 00 I 50.00 I W.00 10D0 I 29.Cn I 50.C0 I K)d» I 150.0 PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS i° many caesa thia can Iw said of trie—•- 'jtiarSBcjj^ nugubc' •— — —---------- ■■---------- -— ."jSK?SX . All the buildings arc now lighted with gas, a now' boiler and oven has been put m ; a now fence, wood-shed, and play-shed erected; the main building thoroughly repaired and painted inside and out, and roofed pith tin ; a water-tower and tank hare been built, with iron piping through the grounds and building, with six fire hydrants; a large number of fruit trees and vines .have been planted, and many other permanent improvements nude. There is room for one hundred more in­ mates than it now contains, and I can sec no necessity for further expenditures in buildings or permanent improvements for many years to come. Tho Board ask ap­ propriations of $25,000 00 per annum for tho years 1877 and 1878 for current ex­ penses, 2,500 for each year for repairs and improyomcnts. and $500 each year for tho library JWyMeian*. are. moat rcltabla phyaleiaa. hraltti for ream. who. aft IS pobllr WUH t I. i-'i l*r r d tneakin of HARVEY Wright, iTTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Office in Union Block over Bartow A < Alltinu. urotienim, ■■■ ruroai i-urii v-impiami, i wtucn. iu inn nrantry. nrr ia«- irn lu HMltb and Ufr wken rh.nc. ot cl Imai, and all Mm blls, ar. coral try Dr. Alkln*> Xiaprc aadOUHUtutlonal R-nlorallrn Treaunrat. 1.156 JCK1.NG Olt CII11ONIC I>X«T2AHI3f*. Hcrofula. niiMamail.m. Dy.prpnta. I'tlea. riollrr. Dropsy. Gravet Comilpailun. Tai-o-Worta. Ui Hastinc*. u;'1 ■Irian in »• World. Do no( nttwimn Pnln. Wenkruva. and drar oal a mlMrable Ute. wbeo by a UUle II. C. PECK HAM, PtttBICIAN A SEIGION,. EPOHMITIKH, XX<U£ JUSTICE OP THE and leturanoo A<»: 3Stf nmptiy aopplled. wait. many Innocent Vlttlma auSkrtbe tarrtbadfy traa ed by phyiiclana In swtwnU (tkay aftoaid net ba in DEA1 by leu»r, *epoalna mcoMwmmmi DR- H, F. PECKHAM. Ur arrange naadfnl. tboronrh treatment. «r-Atl aatu *tt»ntaa pwawtl/^Sta xaStf f " J 'i>ELlflMT J. WpLF. M. D.Z Dr Alkli ' Mn la rear rSom av«r tha Boil on Cash TStoro. prompt ittentlon. -^a. xxtotf a . Perwnwkl a dtataneataav b*car«d al homo by aSdrvastnsa lanar to D Itnsib Of Ilrne<UoducM«b»»cou'.:» i "I i . m-Olrion nruinn-.l, . WJLH. HAY FORD, ATTORNEY Ana ConnMllor H Lav. and S«4icitor KtuuwLoim an roawaabla terms. jfUMew., WREMKMBKR: Da. AlKix I* IbeanhAimma^i.*tt»vtane< bl. paucata bnnorxbly; rt» r. tl>. cholcr.1 r.n.-dleab »r«*ul»r jr.du.:. I mMi aucmvrul. ud & the rtabt ana la •rartay In all caaea. Eavlac. docii OKee over DR. C. RUSSELL, THE VICTORY IS WON ! LUCIUS RUMELL, efciAta.'1 *■ YAt tAW AND JROSBOtmXG ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME . Kf&rd. OAm la ta. Cokrt Hww laaylTStf WM- i BtTRGHER. 8o,“to • / Ji>AO W. VJROOMAJf. bowen; — ■■ • -v «,W- ■ The Triumph is Complete. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. For see JOHM U. CKEBT. C. G. HOLBROOK. -•/»■—if- [CONTISUED FROM LAST 1MDE.] .mrk^kdiax. AND Oo tas SivKh rtJgtJ Nuts Strnou Hartings. Ilajjy [' _ - WHOLE HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JANUARY, 15,1877, VOL. XXL NO. 75. Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy to adviso with the magistrate as to the disposition to be made of it, to visit all children adopted or indentured from the Public or Bcfcrm School, to procuta1 homes for children, and generally to. ktop watch and ward over these waift who seem They have attended to 252 cases of arrests for crime,—224 boys add 28 girls,—that were disposed of as follows : 182 were dis­ charged under suspended sentence and returned to parents or guardians, 57 were sent to the Baform School, 11 were sent to the House of Correction, and two were fined. The average age pf children ar­ rested was twelve and three-fourths years, 86 are reported ns having Jost father, and 57 as having no mother. Of the 182 discharged, twelve were sent to the State Pablic School, rix to poor-houses, and homes were found for six. The children for1 whom homes were found from the State Public School, 117 id number, have all been visited, and their situation reported upon to the Schoo!.' " The total expense of this wort up to Sept. 30, 1876, was $474.45. In addition to these formal 'duties reuuired by law, they have been of incalculable service in pre­ venting crime, preserving peace in families, pwition is not an office, pays no salary exeopt (.xpanoca, and cou onlj- Inj OUod by those who love the work and do it because they love it. The State owes a debt of gratitude, to the gentlemen who are act­ ing as those agents, that it cannot easily pay. L earnestly hope the sy item may not be changed, except to be improved, sod that it may in time be extended into cvsry county. What more sublime spec­ tacle does the century present, than that The average number in the school for of a State not content to be simply a the­ 1875 was 241, for 1876 230 ; average age ory or an Idea, but a moral Being, with a of bop when received, 13 j years. The receipts from the labor of ihc boys have decreared very largely, and tlie out­ over .these cbtlaron who are to be a part look for remunerative employment in the of the State in the future. future is discouraging. The onlv mechani­ I have asked each county agent to give cal labor now being done is chair-bottom­ me, in an informal way, aunh facu as they ing, and this at very low prices. It is of deemed important regarding their work no adebntage to the boys when they go and their opinion of its value. Their re­ out, aa!lt ia a business not carried ou out­ plica are submitted herewith. I commend side of penal institutions, and would not t^fim to your attention, as the most re support them if it were. The Board, freshing reading of the day. Superintendent, and myself have given Although the State Public School haJ earnest thought and much time to the taken from the poor-houses a large number subject of employment that would teach of children, the reports of the Suparinthe bop some useful trade, and at the tendenta of the Poor^shqw a constant in­ same time add to our revenues, but with­ crease of children m thesdTnstitutians. In out success. In the present depressed 1872 the number was 583 ; in 1873.577; condition of our man iliac taring industries in 1874, 502; in 1875, 734. in this there seems to be nollilug better than the computation arc included babes, idiotic, work the bop arc now doing. The farm fvcblaiminded, blind, and mutes, but oven work is successful in a pecuniary point of then the number shocks us. Wo cannot, view and highly beneficial in every other must not pennit it - That a child reared way, and with the additions that have in a poo ►•house is to be a pauper or a pris­ been made to th 6 fruit trees and vines, oner in the ftiiuro, is almost certain. the Board hope soon to realire an increased We shall never cease building prisons, revenue from this source. so long as poor-houses are permitted to The Board of Control again ask that feed them with inmates. Wo ought to the law, authorizing commitments to tho prohibit by law, the placing of a child, school may be amended so that bep of mentally and physically healthy, under eight years, instead of ten, may be received three years of age, in any poor-house. from parents without commitment. I Other States have already done so. and we have given my views upon this subject ishould lose no time in following their exelsewhere. They .also ohk that the limit ।ample. The State of New York provides of detention maybe changed from 21 yean ।that pauper children shall be scut to’, pri-' to 18, and I earnestly nope this may be 'rate institutions and. asylums lnau»d of done. If a school does not fit a boy to go ithe poor houses, the. cost of maintenance out at 18, it never will. Ifhsis notfit ।to be paid by the county. Though wo to go then, he is not fit to stay and do* :hare Eat few asylums for children, I am moralise two or three hundred younger ।of the opinion that we should enact bop. If at 18 a boy after years of in- ia similar law, applying it to counties where struction and care, of restraint and dis- isuch iusiitutiouB exist But better fur ciplinc, still has hu face turned the wrong than the best institution, is home, be it way, it would seem as if tho State charity ever ip humble, if it is sober and honest. ' must cense and let justice take its place. Wo ought to provide legislation that would' The history of the Reform School shows isecure homes for these children, and I am that there arc a few such bop, and it >of the opinion that power aed money shows further that they have beea of great ishould ba given to the State Board of damage to their comrades of more tender Charities, to employ agents for this puryears. I bespeak for this subject your ;pose. Such agents, acting in concert with earnest consideration. the county agents and the State Public and Reform; events the experiment is worth the Should it fail,, and ahosSf tU State J torn? School, it has followed the old idsa School continuethat! of inr*itntional life; bat by far the wisest, far attended it we atfl|i£«B either « economical, natural, tn-1 hunuoe of SkMiM b -J>. Occasionally A boy i into ths State Public S criminal tendencies and School. this school give very full details of... orations. The number of children j tendance tor 1876, 212; if 204: in 1874, 101; in 1873, 14k The current expenses for 1876 1876,including repaint aud the cosh« mechanical industries, were about . 000.00 per annum. The expenditur restraining cruelty and in many other ways. If the work of these agenta'was to be es­ timated by simply dollars and cents, the amount of money saved the state, by keep­ ing boys out of institutions, would be found to be very large. A boy at the Rrform or Public School, or in poor-house, costs one or two hundred dollars a year, and when wo add to this Total. the esexpe from the dangers of institution­ al life, the transfer from dependent io in dependent life, the development of self­ the appropriation for 1875, but wars help and self-control that is implanted in a drawn, and have reverted to the Ttar child's nature, by the kindly intervention Withia a very short time the Si of the State through its agent, we cannot ought to provide a separate institoti estimate the value of their sert^ocs. I for the blind, and when this m done th have appointed agents in 26 couduSi only ought to be shop rooir enough at Flint as in bome of the newer counties there all the deafwnd dumb. For this reason seemed no immediate necessity, and in cannot advise the appropriation asked others I have been unable to find any one building a new shop. The construction who would accept the appointment, The the portico can be deferred, it it has b* I am of the opinion that, with the incrcaaing productivo capacity of the farm, and in view of the fact lhaj. the buildings and grounds are now in complete repair, that the amount asked for repairs is not needed, and that $2C;000 per annum is amply sufficient for current expenses, including repairs and itnjitovemente of every nature. The amount asked for the library is none too large. most >U parents, who seem hardly old co commit crime, who ought not to and should be sent to the School . The appropriation for the conduct of t shops, repairs, beds and bedding are all. pense accounts, though heretofore sper appropriations have been idade f» the items, and they hare not gone Into t current expense accounts. These are legitimate items of expenses in the ru ning of this establishment u any oth. and should be so treated; and unlera th. The Board of Trustees have reducsd L number of employes and their salaries, at inaugurated other economical rtforn I am of Che opinion that the sum of 060.00 will cover all above enui expense accounts and current expen the ensuing two rears. The esUmst other items are all neccasaiy, and shoi granted.' The expense for lighting school if enormous, owing to the price charged for gas, bring nearly < $1 700.00 for 1876. I ru&wsud'an ay proptiation of •2,500.00 for the itamed; may be IctaicDed. ; Thele^jlatafo’ oH8fB and the aotir< efforts of the officers of the Institate ban secured the Rtiaodanoc of nearly all th< children of the State whft m-Jdits c*xc yet there are stiirsotac reitartniBe ia faru lies and poor-houses. Thu 8wf, dumb Wh blind who grow np in iitnoranoe becoRM either imbecile of «permanent horde upon the community; and no parent h<n । ..i.i.U Cf .... i V - - .1.. moral, fret of charge, for them, it be the duty of Che State i by law, the education of all chi system of instruction at :constantly improving, It '“ortienlaifon" Ita’rfnw- itu housework and Mwing. I leosm work to ymrf ihndly and thought sideratioa. ' 71% -j,.’ ” 1 ■" ' THR WATS PRISOM. * Except in the fact that the : largely over-erbwd®,’* its' " <exceptionable. The repw iand Board fnrniahes full < ।earnings id money for the :ing Sept 80, 1876, ware 'This ui addition to the ;property, roads, iewsn, 'very creditable showing. ! The net earnings for.thi �A certain class ofprisoners, convicted of xs furnished employment to the ne tod Wind, to sickly and abort rids, and relieved the prison yard m that were formerly ao numIta effect upon ■ in 1875, 783; in 1874, 703. received in 1876, 30 had in the House of Correction, Reform School, and 11 in other Eighty-five per •««. of the were eemmitted for the firU time, •even per cent. were intemperate, ifcr per eent. were unappreotieeu. u, w— the cause of the increase in crime % by these statistics to be found in large percent, of intemperate and wbat are knowu u prison offeaws, arc now sent to the House of Correction at Detroit The nmr/oer of this class now in confineresnt there, is 74. This law should be repealed, ud they ahtiuld be hereafter sent to ono or the Other of the State Prisons. Th® Detroit House of Correction ' is none to largo for the use of Wayne county, and for what are known as county prisoners of other counties, and will gladly bo relieved of c report of the Warden and Board -v- ___ l:..— „c b time and convict earnings law enacted last Legislature, express same Gts as to the amount of benefit to bo - red from the latter provision. The 1 riment baa not been tested long •Q.»rh to really tall its affect, rad I should ofoih to give it up as a failure. I am of them. ' With tho opening of the State Howe of Correction at Ionia, tho Prison, Detroit House of Correction, ud Reform School, the State certainly has mist excellent facilities for tho clarification ud separa­ tion of prisoners, and it should no longer be delayed. The suggestion has been made of placing our throe penal institu. tions unacr the control of one Board, with u executive hoed whose whole time should be given to the duties of the position, ud who, of courae, would require a salary. Such a Board would cost no more than tho three now do, and in some regards the plu might be an improvement, ud in others perlups not. I eommcna tbc suggestion for your oonaideration. : imissioner of tho Land Office bo directed Ito plat the capita! block and dispose of all the State lota, at such prices and upon i isuch terms as way bo fixed by the Gov­ 1 ernor, Treasurer, and himself. The near approach of the completion of Ithe new Capitol creates an imperative inecessity for the appointment of a Su­ ■perintendent of Public Property. Such ।an officer could hare saved the State his isalary every year of the ten years post in the care of its propertv, rad with tkc increased demands in this direction a good offiocr, under a good law will be of great value. This duty is now per­ formed by the Board of Auditors, rad as they ■ are absent most of the time, it devolves upon tho deputy State officers. Supplies of paper for the printer, stationery for the different bureaus, fuel, etc., etc., are now issued without Bhu­ tan or plan. The proposed officer should have (rad in tho new Capitol there will be abundance of office and storage room for him,) all the supplies of every nature under his control, to be issued only upon requisitions and receipted for by the re* cipient He should have control of all purchases made by the Board of Auditors, and see that supplies brought are duly re­ ceived. ter of amount and payment of convict's STATS POGB. .tugs. Some provision should be made The public expense of caring for the jy which tho condition rad residence of a noor of the State in 1876 was *572,000.•otraict's family could be made a malar of 00. Of this amount *207,000.00 was for fraud at the Prialon, ud his earnings maintaining the poor-houses. The amount said directly to them instead of being of investment in poor-houses was *722,’ ->r squandered as they so often 000.00. For this expenditure and aa a 7 v erewith, in aeeordaoee return for the investment, the value of’ penpera' labor in 187* was estimated at *8,000.00. This financial exhibit, the increase of> with tho provisoni of tramps and able-bodied paupers, tho con­ aws of 1876, I appointed dition of our poor-houses, as described by x» XtfCC of Ionia, Charles Kipp of the State Board of charities ud many ■, and Westbrook Divine of Mont­ other reaeons, induced tho county superin­ - Board of Coinmiraioncni for the tendents of the poor st their last annual nr ’ House of Correction at Ionia. A meeting, to adopt by ajnnauimous vote a jntraet for two of the four cell blodu, of- resolution in favor of di'trict work-houses. lasre quarters, chapel, hospital, kitohen, That this system would decrease pauperism Ar-house, and ono shop was entered into ud eave money eannot bo doubted.' 1875, with Knapp A Co. of Detroit, Would it not be wise to^provide by enact­ rho were the lowest bidden. The work ment that any number it counties may boi ma progressed favorably, though not as empowered to unite for the purpoae of■ apialy aa it should, or as was agreed up- erecting ud conducting a district poorn. ft will be ready for occupancy by the houso or work-house?’ It would enable’ al of May next Tho entire con of the some of tho now counties that have not, ' yet built their poor-houses to make the experiment. coed the amount designed in the act, vis.: *270,000.00. The overcrowded condition of the State Prison, and the House of Correction at Detroit, require that the pewj^rinon be fitted rad furnished immo- The Board' has prepared estimates of tho sum needed,for thispurose, amounting to *29,458.00. The amount required to •sun. a new of thi» msOTjiUldo is necessarily large, aa it will not fill up grad­ ually bet at onoe, compelling the outlay to ' be made withia a Vary short time. The otructod and upea which it is to bo 'oonduotod, via: that all the employes are to live in the institution, will demand also a somewhat larger expenditure for ftarnishing. through the State will bo repaid for it ia th® reduction of expenses in the firat year of its operation. The’above sum, though asked for as fitting and furnishing, inclada water and etiracs, wagons, tools, fencing, fire boo®, ote., that are not m furniture, but that arc r tho works of tho prison, plan of the prison provides 313 of which are in the prison, and furnishing tho warden's resi­ dence, the Board estimate will require M appropriation of *124,3*3.00 The increase of arime, the number of ebtwbera, would demand that the id, with a rf tho edl the Govcr- industries x inmates XEW CAPITOL.y The work upon the new Capitol is not. as far advanced as the Board of Commis­• sioners wished and expected. The delay’ ia from various causes, but chiefly fromi the change in the cornice, steps, etc., or­' dered by the Legislature. The brick andI stone work on the building itself ia com­' pleted, leaving only the porticos, steps and west Poller huurc u> be finished. There lai no prospect of the bttilding being com­ pleted at the time contemplated, and thei work will need to be hastened to have iti ready a* tho assembling of tho next Legis­ lature. The quality of the material udI work is excellent, and does credit to thei contractors, Superintendent, ud Board. During the past two years contracts have1 been entered into for the tin roof, stone1 eornioe, steam heating, ventilating, ud1 the electric work. The total payments to' Sept 30,1876, have been *819,852 78. Tho Legislature of 1871 appropriatedp *10,000 for the preliminary expenses of plans, eta., for tho capital. The art of 187Z appropriated *1,200,• 000 for the erection of the building, in­ cluding services of the architect ud plus,। without amending or repealing the art of' 1871; but the Auditor General construed1 the appropriation of 1872 to include the1 amount aunupriated in 1871. This con­ struction of the law will require u appro­ priation of the sum of *8,249 85, this1 being the ampunt expended by the Board1 under the law* of 1871. The Board ask ; for-the electric work and other necessary' purposes that tbs sum of *26,000, or as1 much thereof as may be neoessary. may be' appropriated out of the building fund and; made available during this year. The1 history of the construction of publie build­ ings of this character faila to show any where so small an amount bf extras or' deficiencies as our capital up to this time, ud I commend this appropriation as one1 necessary and fit to be made. Full details1 of the operations of the Board of Building’ Commiseioneni will be found in their re­ port, to which your attention is called. The Board have made, at my request, in estimate of the amount required to fur> nish the sapitol with seeding, desks, gas fixtures, sauteis, grates, library shelving, ate., together with fenee, sidewalks, lamps, trading, and other neeotaary outMde im- 1 1 u> iU MHutttatf,hrs,-' 1 fixtures that are bat I am of the opinion that it will require from 160,090 00 to 180,000 09 for thia parpose. I recommend, therefore, that an *rf 76,000 00, or ao much of the Goycraor and Tho now Capitol and grounds will re­ quire a number of employes, janitors, fire­ men and others who should be under his superintendence and control. In a bus­ iness, money-saving view ■ this office will be one of great importance and demand ths entire time of a good business man. I recommend, therefore, the creation of such an office, to bo filled by appointment of the Governor, rad under his control, conjointly with the Board of Auditors. KAXLBOADS. ►L_R. Steven's Column. _ “VEGETINE,” S'S.’SySS.’Si Ira, sU tb^r are cvwpoexxUd In aseffaa MloprwU-oM^nUblus rwulu." VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE “ VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE X» the <TMl Blood PuriSer. for such purpose, to be ordered by him from the office <rf rack corporation.” . From that date until tho present time their report® Lave been made upon the bests of *27,300.00 per mile of stock and debt, and the tax has been *205.00 per mile, or a gross amount of *35,544.30 per annum; tho number of miles of road in thia State being 173. Tho Central and Southam roads are great trunk lines, and * ’* f about < the value If you want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to _ WBleare Um wont eaaa atMrataia. la roeonuaesdad by phyeklina and apol Hm effected bosm marraUoes curoa Curee tho wont caaoa ot Canter. Meeta with wonderful auoeoaa tn Maa Will eradicate Salt Rheum trom the ayi Ccraa tho moat lavatenU ceaea ot Krya W e were in there the other day w the largest stock of toys ^r saw in Hastings, and we e prices given should say, rybody ought to have a present BotaoToe Pimple* and H«moa tram tb Cnree Conatlpatlon and rotuletea the boraU. li a valaable remedy fee Uendnebo. We have ia the State thirty-five rail­ road oompanics, operating 5311 miles of road, 3346 miles of which arc in theState, Will eure Dyapepala. costing *154,632,666.72, and represented by *30,945.28 of debt rad *27,046.84 of stock per milo of road. The largo pro­ Roolorea th e ent I re ays tern to a healthy • portion of debt chows that railroads, like municipalities and individuals maintain their fashionable character. The grass Curee Pnloa la the Shia. railroad earnings in this State for 1875, were *17,692,292.00, which amount wxs hot sufficient to pay expenses, interests and rente. Four reads paid no interest ItemcToe the eattae ot blxxlneae. on their indebtedness in 1876 ; nine paid a portion only and report *2,129,810.00 unpaid for the year. Two have been sold Kellerae ralalaaaa at the Stonmch. under foreclosure,'and four arc in the hands of the receivers. One company only paid a dividend during 1875, in cash, of two Curee Faina In tho Bart. per cent., and one stock dividend of ten per cent. This condition of so great and important an interest, employing so large £ffw:tually curea Kidney Complaint. a capital, is very unsatisfactory, but it can* not be attributed to unfriendly legislation so far u Michigan is concerned. Tho le effoetlTo In Ha earn of Female Weaki nulls h«»v ualj Lhcuuxlvca to »nzl the remedy is in their hands alone. la tba rreet remedy for General DebUH Our roads and equipments arc in good condition. Of 10,71G,227 passengers transported in 1876, not one was killed, and only six were injured from causes beyond their own control. Twenty three per cent, of the accidents were caused by trespassers on the tracks. It would seem that some steps should be taken_to prevent this large loss of life and limb.~ There are a number of bridges over tho roads of the State, which are not of sufficient height to allow the safe passage under them of men at work on tho trains. Eiva persons have been killed and three injured by these bridges in tho past throe years. The Commissioner should be nuthorised to compel tho roads to raise all bridges to a height of eighteen feet, and to prevent the erection in the future of any lower than this, and I respectfully reeommend the passage of such a law. In thia.connection, I desire to call your especial attention to what to my mind is a matter of very great importance to the State, vis.: the manner in whioh the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway makes its reports for the purposes of taxa­ tion, and the very small amount of taxes it pays, compared to other roads similarly sitaated. This Railway and the Michi­ gan Central arc organixed under special charters ; both of them arc taxed by their charters throe-fourths of one per cent on the capital stock and bonded debt. In 1855, the Michigan Southern was eonsolidated with the Northern Indiana R. R. Co., rad the act authorising the coasolidation provided far its taxation/ as follows: “ Sec. 3. Tho said corooration so to ba organised by virtue of this act, shall con­ tinue, subject to the same rata of tax aa though such consolidation should not take plan ; ud the amount of its capital and Ioans hereafter, upon which such taxation, shall be paid, tJuxU be meh portion of the whole of tft capital and loatu at it aohkjffjr employed in the State of Michigan, to bo asoartatutd on or before the first of January in each year by the Auditor Genoral of this State, from the annual report ________ ___ __ «_______ t Toys, Toys, Chandeliers, Crockery, Product, Etc. V«g»aa» 11 Sold by 1M DroggliU. pwm ■ Ml, w. 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 All Kinds and All Prices. Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at s/niTif, 4 ffwro/f'* TIE CHEST IF BIBEASE! H. GOODYEAR, THE FOE OF PAU The Druggist, AH kinds of FRESH rad SALT Metta Respectfully announces that he has again engaged­ on hand. in the DRUG TR.1D8, and has in stock and daily arriv­ ing, a fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs ana Medi­ Also Poultry, Game. tie. cines, Dye Stuffs, fancy Goods and, infact a com­ plete Stock of Drugfyfs Merchandise whioh he ogers Fresh Fish CWPUite WfePfiUM, Ceo. M. Savage & Op's Pel, Market one door Weal of J. P. Roberta Drug State. TOOWSaiiCMltaiiaSt^ xxxSOwi. Hastings, Doc. 14th, 1876. v.ixm. Hastings, Oct. 24,1876. MUSTANG LINIMENT, WHICH HAS 8TOOD THE TEST Of 40 YEARS THERE 18 NO BORE IT WILL NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHNB, NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY. OR THE BODY OF A H0R8E OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMALS, THAT DOBS NOT TTELB TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE OOSTING tU, Mu, or «L0«. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIF1 OF A HUMAN BEING. AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNiai MANY a xx4*yl valuable horse. D‘w CARBOLIC OIL LINIMENT xxi52tf. InetanUy allye Us pain of Burna. 9100.00 in Greenbacks MTiaryest C7«6 o/S'ahscrs&ersJBt WIU keep your Horses sad Stock in Ordw W*ITNEVER FAM TryitOurW FERRAND WILLIAMS A CO Tan GAN F »wsr ■ �[he^epii-Weeklj hepbhlicirfilJsjijfer. EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. FIMUL PAPIfi U BABIY NMI T. January 10, 1877. The electire officers of Hastings Lodge No. j Charles Hartkey, N. 0.; M. D. Reed, V. 0. POSTOFFICB TIME CARD ey ud Norman Dailey, Representative* u> the Grand Lodge. at 1100 ' Bill was introduced by Bobbins of Lenawee to aid the formation of Charitable Associations, veto at tho close of the last semion, and which .John Hotchkiss comment here, and the suggestions of Gov. Baglev, very generally meet public approval, while the quite. Statesmanlike Inausural of HoechUlia GUIDE CITY COCAL, R. R. TIME-CARD ITU r. n. U.-oor. m. Nleht Express 10:10 a. M. 5:15 r. know our opinion, of that of Gov. Bagley we shall have more to say, in a future edition of the Banna Croswell hu reappointed Major Geo. H. Hop­ kina u private Secretary. He could not have found a man in the Slate, belter fitted for the position, or who hu more friends or a larger acquaintance with the men of the State. Masonic Correspondence. Kniroa BaXvu:—I waslehoseu to draft ree- Nbw York, Dec. 29,1876. BXKGII AND THB BOSSES. . Prevention cf Cruelty to Animals, got after the home car people the night before E’i'iisLax! k fe" 5=1 The “Iron Trail.” .B A Holbrook STRANGER'S DIED. by the Governor whjch will be eubmitted to an executive session al an early day, eeveral ttwcrlaluw// any time. Wild body feels hope! The Horse Cant and Bergh—Defalca­ bring a revival a tions — Political — Business—FI re tent to wait tiff, I Escapes-Weather. yond a peradventurc. Bergh, the head of the Society for the loci) llijipej? jlotico; ible delay. NEVXN8.P. M. COUNTY OFFICERS. ! ing U possible to OUR NEW YORK LETTER. I. 0. 0. F. SENATE 0hAMBXB,LaNSIN0, MlCB., ) A spicy sketch descriptive of a trip over the Atchison Topeka and SantaFo Railroad and of the bounties, scenery and pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nym Crinkle," tho musical and dramatic critic of the New York World, sent free on paplication,together with the Sanjuan Guide, maps and time tables of this new and pop­ ular route from.Kansas Cityand Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman Sleepers on tho continent between the Mis­ souri River and the Rooky Mountains without change. Address T. J. Anderson, Gen. Pait. 2. Jan. 4 '7G tf Topeka, two homes usual to good weather. It was one strain from the Post Office up town, and the jaded steeds only got on by pull­ At 23d ing their shoulders out of joint. street, Bergh's officers stopped every one of the wra, all loaded to their utmost with hdtfgry men, were held there an hour, till tho teams necessaay to drawing them with some degree of comfort brought and attached. could be The. passengers were as wroth aa the companies, but Mr. Bergh informed them that he did it for the purpose of awakening them to the necessity mnnitarian of taking some movements. interest in hhWhile he is Train hu brought me a well assorted the horses, and apt half as well fed. The stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gail era for tho car driver ia New York is compelled to summer and fall trade, which I will sell work from fourteen to sixteen hours a day, way.down low for Cash. I also sell the in freezing weather, rain, snow or sleet, Singer Sewing Machine connected with human existence, tho spirit of celebrated night and day, for which they receive the Brother Irving Williams, who hu been a Ma­ different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ son of good slandiug for many years, of irre­ dles and Machine Oil.w I also sell Well k munificent sum of $1.85 ! They arc com­ proachable life and character, a favorite in Cistern Pumps. pelled to stand on their feet all the time, family circle, beloved |by his wife and child J. Mavs and there is scarcely one of them who hu and everywhere respected by adults of his Opposite the Post Office acquaintance, hu suddenly been called upon not varicose veins, er some other disease Hartings, Mich. to cross the dark river, and enter, u wo hope xx41tf brought on by exposure, equally serious ; and trust upon a happier existence than falls to the lot of human kind upon earth, and and as severe u is the labor,' and as hard Notice. where, in times to come, he will be ready in aB'^he work, there are thousands applying that pleasant spirit land to welcome his rela­ Farmers please taka notice that I have fur tho positions for every place that is tives and frirniU of the mystic tie,^> pleasures bought out the interest of Calhoun 4 unspeakable aq ] fall ofjoy. Therefore Nssoltxd. T1 it, in the death of Brother Beckwith, in-tho hotel barn and you will vacant. It is a rather good proof of hon­ 28th, 1876. TODAY’S ADVER TISEMEWTS- All About tho County. Cold. Gold 106J. Irving Williams, societyAu lost a valued and Oo;d sleighing. Bring in that wood. at all at such wages, esty that they work rather than steal. But while tho animals arc taken care of, there litu been as yet no Business is steadily improving. Head the message of Gov, Bagley Senator Ferry will be re-elected to-morrow. Minstrell "Troup at find it to your interest to call and see me. xxt’Sltf J. W. Brock. Union Halloa Friday Cigars that cannot be equaled at John Stanley’s. Remember the lecture of Dr. Reynolds at the R—olrtd. Th't, standing here in thia silent City of ths Deac and around tho grave of our venerable brother, we cannot fail to acknowl­ edge tho universal dominion of death. But we cannot look upon death as an enemy of mankind, but aa a kinfi messenger sent'from oar Supreme Grand Master to summon ns from the trials and tribulations of human ex­ istence to that Grand Celestial Lodge above, where sorrow and mourning are unknown. RuohfJ. That we extend to the friends and relatives of ths deceased our most heart­ felt sympathy and condolence in this hour of their sorrow and commend them to the care of that just God “who dosth all things well." R/solwd. That ths Secretary of Orangeville Lansing. Heater HSward'e Temptation. Court House by Bev. T. H. Stewart of Kendall­ “Hasru Howaku's Tsmitatjox." by Mrs. C. A. Warfield, .author of "The Household of Bonverie." “Miriam's Memoirs." "Monfort HaH." "A DouHo Wedding," and “8ea and Shore,” ia just p .bliehed by T. B. Peterson A Brothers, Philadelphia. "Ilwru Howau's tten stcry of trial and temptstie example of a kind of novel that t vrol Exhibition u Friday even lag at Union HaH. held on the 26th at Union Hall. tlnctly defined plot and intention, and these are managed with decided vigsr. There is no -waste of words in feminine sentimentalism ; but the Incidents and the characters in them These gath- ill there are great) contain pictures or soon. drawn. Such fictions u these are ths popular ■>m of the present generation, and "Hester ■oward's Temptation" will, we think, prove attempt < society organized to of Booth Ckretina, sad Nieholb ef Louisiana, 0 maintained dramatic ths Story, through a multitude of satleiiotery sad not Improbable o large duodecieloth. gilt back la number, are *10. AO a ret. or I •loth, with a i Covim of " Hui- *1.7* far eoefc one wanted, to the Publinkers, prevent cruelty to The street care are so many mines of wealth, and the companies are enor­ mously rich; but tbeir employees arc harder worked and lea paid than any in the city. HIGH LIVING AND DEFALCATIONS. Applet Wanted, In any quantity at the Cider Mill of W. 3. 4 B. Stainer, Jefferson street, Hastings, for which the highest market price will be paid. xxi73tf The frequency of defalcations by young men holding confidential positions excites a great deal of remark. Every day some young man gets away*to Europe in a mys­ old. Inhabitants of foreign lands—the people of Australia, of Edrope, and of South America CHE $20,000 O0 Special Notices Five thousud ladies of ths " first fam­ ilies ” hare signed an agreement not to offer intoxicating liquors to their callers on Asn^MsMpnsxx Pull^TIum New Year's day. There will be a lem numben of well dressed drunken young men on the streets of New Year’s than usual. The big temperance demonstrations will commence immediately after New Year's, and will be kept*up just an long a uy feeling is shown. Boston and Philadclphia arc to join with them, working the j same way, Ihc speakers changing about so as to always have something new and at­ tractive. It is hoped by the originators to get up a feeling that will count on the rum mills, specially the fashionable ones. It is a businea men's movement, and hu the support of the heaviest mcrchuta in the city. The weather » cold and delightful, much to tho joy of the ice companies and abeeietalra the livery stable people. The avenues leading to the park shine' with splendid equipages. It make a ray briffiut show. New Adv«rti«»mant». GOOD HIS TO TH PUBLIC! STOCK OF GROCERIES xa! to the courts. Nothing will come of L They have lost tho game, and. have The men Oyster, the celebrated “Shield Brand," invitation for sale chap, at John Stanley's. to the crTit Groory Buies-u At my OLD STAND on JOn» Street. Brisk far sale at my yard. Seetioa 23d, in Rutland. Hemet L. Nbwton. $ac. 5ch, 1876. •WITH a. KZ1PTEX. xxi64tf RAILWA no facilities in New York for handling grain, and it costa altogether too much to get it through the city and bn shipboard. Chicago, Toledo and Milwaukee are ship ping heavily to Baltimore, ud the dry goods and grocery trade ia following it. The elder Vanderbilt is still on his bed, ud his son William does not seem to hare the acuteness of his father. At all events Garrett hu beaten him badly, and New York suffers. The Vanderbilte control too much railroad. ' Mr. Garrett works his road in the interest of his sity, ud its management has always been liberal. Be­ tween the Baltimore ud Ohio ud the : PcnMyhruia Central, New York hu come to grief Take this diversion and tho fact that tho lake cities are shipping direct to Montreal ud supplying New England di­ rect, and it ia euy enough to see that the prestige of New York u a commercial centre is in duger. fire escapb. The Brooklyn horror hu served one good purpose. Tho authorities have in­ spected every theatre in tho city/ud arc compelling the managers to make them safe, Thejr are cut'ing doors for escapes, and are laying water pipes in every direc­ upbriasj.‘S&AMUMgj tion, so u to flow the stage in the event of a fire- One theatre wu compelled to suspend till this wu done, ud the people who crowd them breathe more freely. The churches arc to be overhauled next, ud then the factories and large buildings in *hich people work six stories up, are to IN--------------be looked after. The effect of it all is, to make* life tolerably safe from fire. There arc buildings in the lower wards, which shelter nightly from two to three thousiqd Inftnrooe wit people, six stories in height, with only one" in ths Union. staircase, ud that a very narrow one. In the event of a fire in one'of them, the un­ fortunate ocounuts would burn like rata, for escape would bo All of these orc to b ud the owners eom safe. ’ terious way ; his books are examined and be is found to be a defaulter to a large amount. Then his employers investigate, and it is found that ho hu been living We take this opportunity of informing fut, that he had been “ supporting a wo­ the public, that we will safely and radical­ man," and that his face ia well-known in the ly cure all cases of pile*, without the use gambling hells. If he is smart, ho hu stolen and saved enough to be able to com­ of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. promise with them ; but as a rule he has E. F. k I. W..Bbown. squandered all that be hu stolen, and hu Hastings, Dec. 21, 187G. xxi68tt fled without money or character. I knew M. D. Reed desires to call attention to one case bf a young man who belonged to his new Wagon Shop, where he may be two clubs, hill living at which cost him not found at all hours of any day, ready to de IcsB-than *10,000 a year, who kept a mis­ any work in Lis line, from putting a new tress who required a carriage for ber own spoke in an old wheel, to the building of use, and whoso mid-day lunches never the best buggy ever seen in the county of cost him less than |5. At the clubs up­ Barry. Don't forget the place; in ths town be wu supposed to be a partner In the house, and his extravagant uviug wu shop with Jason Rich 4 Bro., corner • not considered singular. It turned out, Church and Railroad Street however, that he wu merely a clerk on a Xx6tf salary of *1,800 a year, and that hia de­ Michael Grace is happy, and why falcations in two years footed up over ihonld be not be. His naw place ef hot­ >90,000 1. And he got away to Australia ness is a favorite resort for the publie. with nothing—his mother sold stocks to and u a matter of eourse he is reaping a get the few hundreds that were necasaaiy rich harvest. Remember the place, first to take, him out of New York. Every door east of Em. Busby's Barber shop, cent of it hu gone tn his vioea. His mis­ jprth aide of State street. xxi66tfB4. tress sold his carriages, horses and jewdasnd immediately proceeded to find anr victim to ruin. Another clerk, at a CHEAP CENTENNIAL TRIP—To Smith, Mance 4 Preston'l and settle to salary of >1,500, embezzled in about the Swift on the War Path with a new and same time >60,000, whioh he spent in the well selected save costa. We must have our pay. same way. It is a singular thing that the xxi46tf business of a great house should be man­ The man who bought one box, and got aged bo a to make such thefts possible, but it h bo ; and they occur almost daily. three, may loam something advantageous POLITICAL. by calling on Mrs. Hud. How about the Bolognu? W. J. It* The holidays have taken the spirit out of the politicians, and there is nothing John Stanley sella better and cheaper new on the chea-boerd. The Democracy to inform my old customers and the Tea, than any other House in ths aty. find it hard work to keep up an excite­ ment, and they have about abandoned the idea of interposing any objection to the PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY WANTED—Our pay at once, it will inauguration of the legally elected Presi­ dent, Hayes. They have auit drinking save you trouble, blood, and aa an easy way of letting ttamxxi46tf Smith, Mum k Preton. selves down, talk mysteriously of an ap- Generally that I have again embarked U Whitman's Assorted Candies—the beet n the market A full supply at J. P. Roberts'. ’ ’ M/Iwek men. A. Card. Dr. Reynolds at the Court House, will tell about the horrors of ths liquor trafle. Go and ville, Indiana. Look at this! R. J. GRANT SELLS. Men'* coafa . >3.25 Youth'* coati >3.00 Boy't coati >2.50 Aor. 27, ‘76 xx.UltcC 825000 ASflfc- ___ BU8IKM. New Yerk has received anoth er off act. Ths grain trade has been gradually leaving thoaty for Boston, Philadelphia And Bal­ timore. Vanderbilt made an effort to get it back by cutting freight in fcvor of Neu; York but the ntber lines have finally beai- The , , him down, and the New York O’Otaal hu care were unusually crowded, and a heavy in the new arrangement raised its rs?*i 80 snow was falling. The oar computes, who1 that Baltimore ha a very heavy per ccnC are managed by tho kind of men who look ovex New York Thd wholeaale merchants upon a man anff a horse u so much mon­ arc feeling ugly over this surrender of . Vanderbilt, for goods are vary large­ ey to be doubled in the shortest space of ly bought where grain is sold. All this is time, were dragging the cars up town, bad for New York, but it is well for the In­ loaded to twice their capacity, with tho terior cities and the producer. There qre j drivers, who arc as badly overworked os elutlonain reference to the death of Irving Wil. Hams, who died al Middleville, Thursday Dee. And I was requested to send you a copy for publication, which is as follows : NEW ADV Christman in a most delightful way. about it he ought to do something for the Our Centennial, dull, everyepring will �wsmSS rt- lloldsnof the >d Stale sforeaaMi •■led to the adee P«h on pure SJO. too (toi per cent per annum, -lalmad to bo due ou said Ind Uie sum often hundred and oTeuty-nlneceau [I1IM1.TJ' at ka of twenty.flre 4»Uarv ftsj. GS&11SS3’ Star .GfofoingHoiiBe. Star Clothing House. Legals. ■ MORTGAGE SALE. Defttil: having been made tn tbe ennd certain Xudaaiare of Mortgage. made, saon lbs tautn day ofAvril Flri the year <il Free ride to GrandR,apid AND RETURNf * of. Nodes Is hereby given, ibai bj er of sale tn said tnonerr* eon cordance with the statute in sue Vrovldad. 1 sliallesll at puBllc ver front door of tbs ojurt House, tn lugs, to said County or liacryz-aal Ing the place of Holding the <H aafo man iv of Harry .-on Frigs . A : snsrsKH a final 0 ay. tbs lands, sensed m said mortgage, or so mt beascseiary to sa-M.'y the said i mortgage, together with said an of sals ssetau o’eloefc mm of of thoCourt H ry county. Mich lag the Circuit al public auction io t leer described in said as may be necessary I said mortgage, with ii .5.00 worth. certain piece or parrel o f laiicTsituate! lying' Miag in the county of barry. aad state ol Michi known and described u lollowu. to-wll: The a west BMtWnl tfuartar C«) of toction number W. except about eightsun<1!) acres on the n so. veocmoer t.'.ta, isiti. „ n DA NI Ei-tiHELP. Mortgagee. H. Baoae. Atty, for Mortgagee, xxiOTwll SALE ONW ECUT ION. rs nr Micuiuis. County of BarryjM :—By ——.1—1------ ‘ — rfand under the County of Barry. andstatoof Michig art dated th Mb day of October, A. D. 1K76, end to me Jirec’.-l ■ Inst the goodsand chattels, and for want thereof Bsnis ot Qyrut H. Bowes dvfo: •rtotL nxoty on appeal;bo_ B1 &£r25rz.,“s&"cU‘s’ sixts on lheaald Ethday of lh---- ’— • ’• •— ’ — * totbo foDowfna describe and being in tho Tow: of Barrvand State of awribod Mfotlowa to-wi.. The north half [W of the south eikUquartort(U) of section number twenty one (71) of township num­ ber throe [3] north of range number nine |W weott and. also, the north east quarter (Xjottoo north west quarter of section number twenty seven - *------ L:------------------ fh of range ill one hnnfrdinctotho .szir^f.'a.s",! l on page Tti: which said m co the sib dayof Docambe llupcugloa M. Marvin t<> nrUlo. enmity ef Barry and I 111: H ILL SELL GOODS LOW IBM WOWBIB We Are Selling Mens’ Heavy Overcoats at $3 50 ; $4 00 ; ’ -We Are Selling 5 00 and Upwards. ' ' Mens’ Fine Overcoats at $9.10; $12.00; and. $15.00. We Are Selling hlcktsl I ttn. u aad sell at the North front door of the Cc In thaOtp sd Heatings, ia said Count, the above described land) and premises v-oadnit to the bhrhest and beet bidder ot tho 3d das of February A. D. 1877, at c in tho afternoon, that being between t - ' •WWIXIB*, - . fUt/is' Buti/litt Suif» ffop $4 50 *®Only $1000 and $12 00.-®* EXTRA LOW PRICES ON FIINE OVERCOAT SUITS. nf Hopiu bounded BOYS’ OVERCOATS AND SUITS, $2 75, $3<50, $4 00 $5 00 and Upwards. tKsr* Take advantage of this chance to save money by buying of us\bosides costing yon nothing to see Grand Rapids »• •• -* *Z^-tnie¥^A n cis* hold EX, M.r<„, - -y LSortgaol sale. Star Clothing House, 38, 40 and 42, Canal st, Grand Bapids. . the heirs Make no Mistake in our Looatson—The Great Double Store. jgiabBasaa-satahHs— give notice to the J Estate of tho penand the hearing thereof >rd er to be published ia I Banner, a newspaper aid County of Barry for previous to said day of 6, C. PHI ND LB? Judge of nobale. PROBATE ORDEK. Michigan, maty of Barry office, in the etty ofHastipgs. Tlh day of December In tb< :ht hundred and seventy-sig. lib. Judge o/ 1‘robalt. e Esutaaf John Bredylud Holloway's Advertisements. GUARDIAJUS SALE. In the matter of the estate of George 0. Dodge, (sole heir of E-ek U. Dodge. deceased.) s Minor. Notice is hereby given that I shill Mil st.public suction, to tbs highest bidder On Saturday fke 3d day V Marek. A I). Ifirt. at one o’clock ia the afternoon, at tbs Town Clerk’s Office ia Assyria, is tho Coury of Barry, tn tho state of Mkhi- T DE TESTI H UNT OF THE WHOLE WORLD Guardian. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Sfft! H0U0IAT8 0IMTK3T. Bad Logs, Bad Brewatg, Sores and Ulcwfcr _Ayer’s AdvartisBrnents. Ayer’s Ague Cure, . DISSOLUTION NOTICE­ : }?.,e»P«rtnwiMpof bmlth. Manse A Pres ten. is this day dlsolvod by mutual consent. Forties having unsettled accounts will Haan call and set­ tle. as Mr. Mance intends going away soon. i and rtous diatricta dranawfl. ath day of jsenary A D. JKT.at Id o'clock, in •ho forquoon. at the North front Door of ths kurt Boom in tha Lity of Hartings, in tho County darry. in thel-tats of Michigan, pursuant uUmm aad authority granted to me on the fourth day 1! Ml Pr the probitoooaTtof IMgTmdsuiexlorltv ay*aonunl. asYwUJ tLMT 0. SMITH. employed durtag U» last SffYZy0* ^ttwamwmag ttaaa dtatmetog has been Its suewci. ®*» •***— r»fc**Wi ipfcgMhofbefagmai. •ALE OS EXECUT1OM. P^'^SK.ns„umSt.Tj“- ggSSSaii ato.rlght. and to th) 82 tr ~ MARK THEfc FACTS. elate. riant, title, and interest of the said of. in aad to the real estate situated and belhe county of Barry, in tho rtate of Michlnown and deecribod aa follows to-wit: couth want quarter (Ui of tho northwest r150 of section twentyVUht 08) in town one th range seven (7) wwt. in said county of Ia)mWilll.i. duty verified, tho ad­ M 11_____ 1___ (Atra,mi|0'.p - yrVT&wt Legale. Detroit Advertisements, GILLET A HALL, DETROIT. CommiMion Mcrcbantu in 5Lr<in. Fork aad Bsedi. *»-Highest priooa rnarsntoodt awmptsaMa^ D. D. MALL0R1 & CO � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-01-18.pdf 1b0c1bac294b46600ade90857a36f262 PDF Text Text .15CTt« KdifcpJ wri» £33,8210 £ciJ>ca SvO.OC Xr ------------------------ HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY; jANOARYja, 4877, । r r.. , ir. ________ VQL. XXU NO. 76. Hardware,, 3tove«, Stoves, Harness Shop, Tin Shop. The ^epii-Weekly fiepliblicap feappe; ' GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE [CONTINUED FROM LAST utifflhj / GEO. M. DEWEY vr pnnangg. tDitonJ jitrb fiAflflWARE FOR 1877 ! 9""L . GREBLE & RUSSELL TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : If not paid in sdrucs- RATES OF ADVERTISING. I ' Have now in ptock the largest and best assorted stock in the county. .»100_I HCiin. n eo iJo do i _5o.oo i__ mm moo i iao,o ton* Cardi, net «xveediaz «li PROFESSIONAL AM BUSINESS CARBS L s. to 3. itf j F. S. BOWEN, Coaaty Surveyor, Deputy Sheriff and Oeaual 4Uf SMITH k KXAPFEM. ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT­ ORS IN CHANCERY. Practice In all the eoorta of thb »ute. Offlee ever Juliue RusmII'* .tore. ('Linux; Burm. • Cui. M. Kiurru, ■*» xxnW. - - -________ „ JAMCS CURIE ATTORSKY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR rfc CENTRAL HvVSB, HASTINGS. MIC1U K B. STAUFFER. Prop. Harins tewed lb a Urirtral Boom opposite nr old place of bo»invM.- with »ori> mpm aaa briur M«otntnixlatiun«. Iihall bo plowed to m« an my ATTOBXST AT LAW. .ll.nlUA Sweet’s H°Tbl> The I rap Age, Lake State and Equiva­ lent; all with portable copper reservoies and Nickle Plated knobs. Don’t fail to see them if you want a first class stove Heating Stoves The Acorn. Eorest Acorn and Monumen­ tal and many new patterns in boiler plates. Sleigh bells, hand sleds, skates, foot warmers, pocket and table cutlery. Weather Strips Now is the time to protect your doors and windows, and save 50 per cent, in fuel. Harness shop Heavy and light work on hand, and made to order on short notice. GBAND RAPID?......................................... MICH LYOS * PICKEKIHG, Proprietors. Tin shop Every tnuur »out the BetahIJ.htnut It New and BAAED AS» ROOM. «».«> BEB BAT. £3 DENTIST MitMiai NaMle, t- J- MlXA Carriage, Sto and Omeaial P A I N TER At A. M. Rock's Carriage Shop Jefferson St, Hnliiw, Mleh xxlatsUO RREBLE & RUSSELL. Marble Works. WINSLOWS STEAM B- LaSure’s Ad. ’ MARBLE WORKS READ! RE.tDI READJ Special Medical Announcement A.t Kalamazoo. Mich Joy Comfort and Happiness , ‘ TO THE Siek aiftJttftietMl OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. £ #E Momumento of the best American and Imported Marble, Tablets and HoadstooM of all description made to order on short notice, Dotice, also Granite Monuments of the v arsons patterns supplied to customers. Re •W COTS CL TA Tioxnupt. -«* TheDeetMaMamee aneo aedemle th Having steam power and improved ma* chiaery for sanding, high polishing. and cutting mortices, we eon do work cheaper and bet ter than those who work by hand. <h. cuWcrtr •IbeMf. by 77. The itjperinU;Q(knt?iefng renpnsi.* onnsetts ma decided that no company, blc for the safe custody of-the' afbatfands,- whether organixed -under the laws of that ho mast pay th* amountunless relieved by yU*. as ha wa in m>. wise to;-Hanur in this matter, the canal board agree with mo in asking-the prasage of a' joint reso­ lution directing them to allow the amount to the superintendent. • . < .._f “ »f rtoU .lMnty.ffw qo-uou. .U, pbmehm itmt na, iHud SPECIFIC TAXATfON*.' ■ : 9 ■ rtont an; ifrter Amt ■ben ha bees The Asscsemcntofspecific taxes far 1875, an error in. the answer to-eno of these .. $577,995,00; .r-WAACAO. for 1877. ♦573,533.00,' Aowaa For purpose of illustration: tn the year 1876 three two roads, under practically the same charters, both paying on the ba­ sis of the value of their property in the limits of the State, paid into the Treasury $134,083.20 and $35,544.30 respectively. Deducting the twelve per eant. differferenccJa cost and value and the differ­ ence in mileage between the two roads, the Southern should have paid $90,951.29, showing a loss to onr revenue in this year a decrease far this year of $64,462.00. Of this dcereoM $26,000.00 was in the alone of $55,406.99. tax on life insurance companies, reduced by the Legislature in 1875, and $34,000.­ 00 in the dceroaacc earuinoi of railroada. Specific taxation on real property for State pirposeis is a system that oonbinea in it more injustice to the people, more •Yet for all three years they have report­ ed their toad to the Auditor General for inequalUire and irregularities, . than any other system that was ever devised. It is taxation at a valuation of $4,739,2-10.16 unrepublican, because it divides the com­ each year. While the value and taxation of thia munity into classes for purpose of taxation because it is always and invariably lower road has remained stationary, other roads under the same provisions of few have re­ than genera! taxation, because bring in lieu ported an increased value and increased of all other taxes, it deprives our mtfnieii taxation each succeeding year. In the polities of their legitimate revenue. A careful analysis of this system in thia State case of the Michigan Central the valuation and'tax have nearly doubled in fifteen shows a disdarity in the amount of taxes paid by those taxed under it, and other years. Which of these reports are we to be­ parties, that ia simply astonuhing. The total value of the taxable properity of the lieve? The reports of other roads—our State, as fixed by the State Board of own huiiocss judgment—the taxes paid in other States, arc all evidences that the re­ Equalization, is $630,000,000.00. The port made for taxation is incorrect. The total taxation levied in the Slate for all total amonnt of taxes paid by the com­ purposes is about $15,000,000.00, or 2$ a.xit cent, on the valuation, though I believe pany In 1875 were $483,700. Of this amount $53,250 was paid in Michigan, or our taxation is really about two per cent A hundred dollars in bank stock, farms, about one-ninth, though the proportionate value of the company* property in Mich- houses, lands or mechanical industry pays in Michigan two dollars taxes; the ^tele­ gan ii about one-quarter of the whole. graph property pays 23 cents on the ihro. Our newer and poorer railway companies drad dollars; tha street railroad property pays 25 cents on the hundred dollars; the provisions of this act, their tax would other railroads pay 27 cents oithe hun­ be $397.G4 per mile of rood, or nearly dred dollars, taking their own valuation as what they are now paying. The fact a basis. The telegraph lines in the State mw wuffiU oi.ooo,ooo.oo, tuid pay an an­ reetph to be that this company bn selected nual tax of $2,366.00 ; the street railroads tho 179 »ik< of rood in this State as its poorest and least valued property and paid cost $784,405.27. and pay an annual tax taxes «n it accordingly. 1 ean sec no rea­ of $1,421.00 ; the railroads of the State son in law or equity for this. A railroad are worth $150,000,000.00, and pay an must be valued as a whple ; as a continui­ annual tax of $400,000.00. It these corporations paid the same tax that other ty : the mile built over a prairie at a slight cost is ns necessary t0 operation property dres, they would pay over $2,000,­ as the mile constructed on a bridge at 000,00 annually, instead of $400,000.00. I can Fee no reason for this great differ­ great expense. 1 am of the opinion that ~T thia that the Lake Shore k Michigan । ence. Arguments may be made "'Southern Railway Company should have.l “ have paid the State in the last ten years no cause for exemption or decrease of tax* ” at least $300,000 more than they have; ation. A farm may be unproductive, a basing their taxation on a fair, equitable, store or house may be without a tenant,* manufacturer may not make a penny, but honest basis trader the law; and step, should bo taken by the State to colled it. the taxation cf these investmenta remains Able lawyers whom I have consulted the same. There is no system of taxation that is fare,-just, and equitable, except assure me that it ean lie done. The State and compznv had some litigttion years ago, that which taxes all property exactly alike. on this Hwject, and the valuation waa S]»ecific taxation should only apply to for­ then fixed by the court ; the whole history eign corporations who, earning money in of which can be found in the report of tho tha State, have no property in the State, Auditor General for 1874, pp. 66-72, to such as insurance companies and the like. Occasional exceptions, temporary in their which I beg to eall your attention. I submit the matter for your eemridera- character, may bo made to this rule for tion, believing that immediate action the purpose of building up some new cm should be taken to secure payment of our terprise, ordevelopingaotBc now.industries, but the well governed community is that just dues. where tho burdeii of taxation, bo it heavy BAILBOAD GRANTS I regret very much to state that, even or light, rats equally upon all property with the very liberal grant made by the and its owners. I legislature or 1875, do action has been INSURANCE. । taken towards the construction of the In the creation of an Insurance Bureau, Maiquette and Mackinac railroad. the State recognised the fact that the The board of control entered into a contract in May last, with tho Marouette business of insurance was of such public meat. * After- Ahis orded.ia passed, the compa­ nies make the policies void in case of death as follows: seven, ifthe assured commits a of opium ; ten from ’‘hupoirment of health by . narcotics or ahjoholic stimulanta." Although the fables of mortality, upon -which the price of insurance is estimated, are made i^\of all deaths, rocludiag those from above' causes, payments, incase of death, are made ou a self-eonstructed basis to suit the company. A husband and father may pay his premium honestly and promptly for years, and by misfortune or financial disaster, miss a single year; he may have lived a texMcrate.apd decent life for years, and by and by fallen into temptation by strong drink; lie may bet come insane by any cense, and in an asy­ lum destroy himself -, he ^uay, after years of honest living, turn to evil ways and go to prison ; and, should be die, wife and children, who may have deprived them, •elves of many a necesBily to keep up his life insurance, are told that the policy is void ; and if compelled to sue for it, our own courts are powerless, and they are ore bonarablc coi technicalities, vat .>ur laws permit it to be done, if they should so choose, I believe it to be the province and the duty of tl e State to designate a form of insurance policy, always non-forfeitable, free from all useless verbiage, as simple as a promissory note, protecting, citiacn and . company alike, and to permit no other to bo used in the StateIf fcreiga companies should not like it, there ia no compidaoty law to keep them here. .In this'connection 1 desire to call your attention to the report «f Commis­ sioner Bow, for 1873, and to the report of Attorney General Marston for 187-4 on this subject. Onr dtirens .hold .life insuraMe policies amounting to $53,01 »0,000 00 for which they pay ovef $1,600,000 00 annually, and There are twenty-six banks in the State that organised under its laws. Of these, eleven are savings’ banks with a capital aod surplus of $9*2.845 W, atod deposits ■ of $5,078,758 00 j and fifteen, arc banks of deposit snd diMoont. with capital end sur­ plus of $1,479,956 00 and- deposit! of $2,150,732.00? . • I deem it my duty again for the third time eall your attention to tlm feet that our bw on the subject of-banking ia ex­ tremely lax and of:do earthly umj ia pro­ tecting our citizens from fraud and wrong if evil minded persons see fit to take ad­ Pensions. Sault Sto Marie and Mackinac railroad vantage of its defects. Our banks of to­ company, far the construction of the road ICataBliMliqO ImoiS, wronged- Under the faithful management day are well managed tad ia good hands, within tho time specified in the act, but but thia ia good luck and not gopd laws. of our Commissioner, the fire companies AmerIran and Foreign Patents, there seems to be no hope of ite being bail: doing business in this State have been in the present deprested condition of rail­ Gi^MO^^i^co. caretuDy weeded out, and I believe do road interests. The grant to tho Menomlosses have fallen upon but people from National Banking- Act, ta tbu otabliahoharro the pskio( hralimmarrax- inoc River railroad company made in 1875, the failure of a life rasunmoe company in of seven sections of swamp land per mile the past two years Wo hayo Mt been so has expired, owing to thefailure of the fortunate in the matter of life insurance. company to construct tho road within die The recent failure of the Continental Life ■Mrtiy 1MC rtlle tke bukr OunLln. att, Send Sump t-> (ifunore A Co. fer pan time prescribed by law, and die land has trfsixty parts. Insurance Company of New York city, reverted to tho State. Old Bounty Land WarranU. in which our milieus bold policiei amount-' 8T. MART’S FALLS SHIP CANAL. ing to 12,700.000.00. upon which they The tonnage passing through this canal probably paid $500,000.00 in -premiums, for the two years ending September 80, ought to attract the attention of our law­ mina, xnc raen .ar -R public busi1876, bu been 2,573.728 tons; an increase makers, to our present legislation upon VDmmon new xorerMd by I^Otisa, awd I-mn of over the preceding two veani of 298,426 the. subject of life insurance. We nave tU cpiriou that* ohMMbcmmrveroed, United States Genetti Land Ofice. tons. The receipts for the same time were Ulfo *“b^nd, Jre“b rS“‘£riS7o iMbd Land Cues inaircoud before the $80,514.37. Tbc tolls were reduced in July,'73 from 4} 34 cents per too, and in July, '75,' to 3 cents. There ia stand­ informs me that the examination of a life ing to tho credit of the Hanoi Fund on insurance company is the work of mouthsi the books of tho State $54,611.54 and out­ In the cose of failure, each policy-holder of the State hare suffered heavy fesses by defalcation qf thrir UraawMB.’ There is standing of the canal bonds, issued by tho must look out for himself, and as each something wrong in a system that allows Blate due in 1879 $46,600 00. these officers, fim. to parnctrate, and then One set of new gates arc in plane and conceal far a long time, such thuds m the other will bo ready on the opening of Tin and copper-ware on hand, and repair­ ing done promptly. Rags, old copper, and iron ta.ken for good^. 60yl Hi, r.e I: Cook Stoves. 'Ij i AW* ,2018. navigation. The mouth of tho canal has been dredged, the piers and banks repaired, and canal ho»e and office put in complete repair. The Board of control have or­ dered an extenrinn of tho pier at the east end, to be completed next season. The inventory of Sui/prop p.y nt the canal is $12,036.00. Tie repair, bengao nearly PiradoM. K ,S 'fl,W!255iTc. it is hnpM that a -iu sdf and tho Btocklioldera if he seea fit ab to ' do, and the policy holder w left as chief . mourner. ’But it is not only in owe of failure, that onr citizens suffer. Thirty-three ©ompauien of other Sutea are authorised to doburinMB in thin State. TUreAouHU �THE8UN- Toy», Toy», Ch«ndoller», Crockery, Produce, Etc. States if there hid been tha free and im­ partial el'diou which tha law contemplates, 1877 NEWYORK 1877 Tho different e&ioas ot Tira flow TOYS! TOYS!! majority of the electoral votec.’* of four pages, and on Sundays a sheet of eight pages, or 56 broad columa; while the weekly edition will be a sheet of eight If yon want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to * watered or sophisticated in any way. Real estate is etill depressed, and there 0X0 DO of improvement. There are Democratic majority into a minority, and but few sales reported, and the number of Hahtingi, Mich., Jan. 18, 1877. 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 intarforance which will destroy the other.” THE MESSAGE. We place before our readers, to-day. tho closing paragraphs of the very able mes* sage of Got. Bagley. It is long but we hope it has bees'read by every tax payer. The fact that it exhlbiU the finanoes'of at figures less than half the price of four In Alabama the Republican vote had years ago, and then the purchaser it not fidlan off 25,689 since 1874; in Mississip­ sure that he has a bargain. Vacant lots nobody will take. When pi 30,063, and jn Georgia 34,173 rises 1868. In the former State the falling off the great boulevard waropen in the upper part of New York, the ring was on hand for bargains. On tho line of it Connolly 41 per oeaL No intelligent man will pre- built his magnificent dwelling at the pub­ lic expense. Genet placed his more mag. nifioent Louse, built on the same terms, tho Republican voters near Connolly's. Tom Fields bought ah elegant mansion on the boulevard with litical matters as'to neglect to vote entire­ sixteen city lots. Nobody placed its value ly or have votec' tho Democratic ticket when tho great drive' was opened at lean voluntarily. In all tho States of the than 1125,000, One of our most prudent Union, except ee* si of those of the South eash companies loaned on tho estate <50,­ 000. It was sold under a foreclosure under Democratic control, the Republican and the company had to buy it in, It is vote was increased. Is it probable that in in the market at <40,000, with no takers. those Slates, and- in no others, Republicans, A business property near the Tribune by the thousand, have joined the Dem* office was encumbered with a mortgage of ocratic party? All manner of argument <25,000. So good was it cousidereu that a second mortgage for <15,000 was placed failed- in tho Northern States to win Re­ upon it, and afterwards a third for <10,­ publican votes. Indeed, the aggregate 000, and tho third mortgage was consid­ Republican vote of the Northern States ered perfectly safe. It ww sold lost week, increased from 2,603,417 in 1874, to 2,­ by the sheriff, for <21,000 1 And in this 940,422 in 1876—again of 337,005. In fearful depression lies the secret of the fail­ ures ofthe banks and insurance companies. the greater part of the Southern States, They had their surplus capital loaned on the Republicans, in spite of the obstruc­ what was considered excellent rest estate tions to a free biot, held their own or in­ security £but the shrinkage in values left creased their' 'ote. But in Alabama. them without any security at all. They Mississippi and Georgia, from one-fourth had to foreclose, and to save themselvcsbid in the property, which, as in moat eases to one-hall were converted to Democracy I it stood empty, left them without income. These three States gave Mr. Tilden a ma­ The city is going through a terrible sea­ jority of 172,000 over Mr. Hayes, or 25,­ son. and no ouo expects that real estate 000 votes more than his entire majority in will ever get back to old figures the State in so flattering a condition, that the country. in the interest of their party, tho Demo­ The Democracy can congratulate itself cratic press in the State hare largely failed upon its popular majority—a majority ob­ to give it a place in their columns, should tained by bands of political muaionaiiee who have enforced their doctrines by the be an additional incentive to the Republi­ untiring use of the whip, the revolver and can reader* to carefully prerusc it, that the shot-gun, and who- have convinced they may fully understand the condition those to whom they were spot of their of our State affairs, and be able to prempt> earnestness by brutal scourging# and mid. ly correct any mis-statemcnla concerning night murders. We^re told that it is all failures Are coming thick and fast. The end of the year forces settlements, and the weak ones cannot avoid exposing their weakness, and are going to the wall. Many of them are honest failures, but the vast majority are of men who have had no right to be in business for three years. Tho trouble is just begun. But it is for the best after all. It is very much like a sick maw taking medicine—the drug makes him sick­ er, but the foul matter is thrown off and be comes out better than ever. The hard done in the interest of Honesty and Re> times are simply weeding out those who form ! were never entitled to credit, and hereafter The sub-division into which the Mes­ business will be on a better basis. But it is ugly, just now. sage ia divided readers it easy for the OUR NEW YORK LETTER. reader to give his special attention to any NEW YEARS Is a great day with young New York, and Year’s — with very old New York. The old Knick­ erbocker, those of the verv first society, tnalc sober, decorous calls upon their friends, as did the old Dutch, when New i New Tork. Jan. 7,1877. York was a village. Young New York arravs itself in gorgeous attire, and hires a MILK. costly carriage, and enters into rivalry as You who know where the milk you uae to the number of calls possible to bo made. comes from, can’t imagine the doubt that And as, despite the effort of the temper­ besets the New Yorker, as ho pours what ance people to keep liquors off the tables he is obliged to accept aa milk into coffee > of those receiving, the vast majority did have wines and cordials, Young New York or if a mother gives it to her baby. Year*, got about aa full as usaol, and arose the ago, the city was excited by the statements next morning with a villainous headache, made of milk produced from distillery-fod and a total unfitness for busiu(s.->. From cows, and \11 will remember the horrible the corner of Broadway and Fourteenth pictures of cows in every stage of disease, street, at eight o'cloek, P. M., I counted right parties, not a man of whom equid which were being milked regularly, as long stand truly erect, and they were still mak­ as they, could stand. It was a fact that ing calls. One youngsprig at ten boasted milk was sold in the city, from cows fed that he made three hundred calls, “and 1 on distill ed slops, that never left their stalls should have made two hundred more, only 1 was too full." Not one in ten of them and were milked till they absolutely rotted. can afford the carriage that they rode in, There is another raid on milkmen now, and to say nothing of the gorgeous clothes the charge being less serious, but just they wore. A carriage for four ia <20 a about aa annoying. You all know of the day, and the other appurtenances makes it little girl from New York who spent some cost the young man fully <100. Thia w all well enough for the heir to an estate, day* at a eownn’s in the country. On her : but the counter-jumpers, who makes up return she was asked how she liked it. ,the mass of callers, find it digs viciously “Very well," was the answer, -‘cnly I don’t into i their <1000 a year. DAVID DUDLXY FIELD. think that Susy’s ma is a dean woman. The “Reform" Democracy have nomi­ The milk wobadhadnydlowiwumon the top David Dudley Field for Congress, in of it, and wasn't as pretty as the nice blue nated ' the place of Smith Ely, elected mayor. milk I get at home." The trouble now is Fields is a fair representative of the Dem­ the milk is tor blue, and as there is a very ocratic < Bafom. He was Tweed’s right stringent law against adulterating milk, the bower, I and if there ia an unscrupulous in politics and spoils in Now York, citizens have taken it up, and are prose- trader 1 is entitled, after Tilden, to be closely outing the milkmen, right and left. A who ’ watched, he is the man. There hasn't doten of tbem were arrested, and a ■ test been | a nasty thing in the city for years, that he han’t had his hand iu, and there of milk regular sold to consumers were han t been a job nuts Twwl'i day that tasted with the lactometer and it was dis- he han t profited by. But, as the district is overwhrimingly Democratic, he will be -u 'ciy ncn, nc win De an ornament to Washington society. We pure milk, the rest was water, reinforced have no right to sneer at the igorance of with sugar, chalk, and all sorts of nasti* the negro, when ecoatituanriea can be found in the Northern States to elect such of the hundred samples examined not one men as Fields. Milk—Real Estate —New Failures—Fields—Crime without going over the whale, a fiwt that particular department of State affairs, the public will very generally appreciate. While we do not agree with all the sug­ gestions of the Governor, and especially dissent from bis views in regard to specific taxation, railroad taxation, and the pro­ posed constitutional amendment to divert fund, we do think the message as a whole ia tho ablest State paper of the kind that adorns the pages of our State docu­ ments, and will band down the name of John J. Bagley as one of the meet careful and thouroughly posted Governors of th® country, and one of its ablest statesmen. WHAT THE RETURNS SHOW. The friends of Mrl Tilden never tire of informing the public that he has received a popular majority of 300,000, so that if still represent the will of a majority of the people.- The official returns are now nearly all in. The aggregate vote of all the States except Colorado, whose electors were chosen by the Legrahture, is 8,389,­ 153 of which number <,194,577 is a majority. Mr. Tilden received 4^68,267; Mr. Hayes received 4,027,245; Mr. Cooper received 80,792; Mr. Smit^ Pro- bibitioniat, 10,055; Boattaring 2,781. Consequent]/ Mr. Tilden’s actual majority m 63,690, or his vote is 147,381 in excess ia something abort of 3*0,00, bnt quisa tbrt are already familiar to our friends. The Bus will continue to be the strenu­ ous advocate of reform and retrenchment, and of the subetitutfon of statemanship, wisdom, and integrity for hollow pretence, imbecility, and fraud in the administration of public affairs. It will contend for the goverment of the people by the people and for tho people, as opposed to goverment by frauds in tho ballot-box and in the counting of votes, enforced by military violence. It will endeavor to supply its readers—a body now not for from a million of souls— with the most careful, complete, and trust­ worthy accounte ’of current events, and will employ for this purpose a numerous and carefuly nolcctcd staff of reporters and cor­ respondents. y-Its reports from Washing­ ton, especially, will be full, accurate, and fearless; and it will doubtless continue to deserve and enjoy the hatred of those who thrive by plundering the Treasury or by usurping what tho jaw docs not give them, while it will endeavor to merit the confl* deuce of the public by defending the rights of the people against the encroachments of unjustified power. The price of the daily Bum will be 55 cents a month or <6.50 a year, poet paid, or with the Sunday edition <7.70 a year. The Sunday edition done, right pages, <1.20 a year, post paid. The Weekly Suk, eight pages of 56 broad solums, will be furnished during 1877 at the rate of <1 a year, post paid. The benefit of this large reduction from the previous rate for the Wkkkly can be enjoyed by individual subscribers without the necessity of making up clubv. At the same time, if any of onr friends choose to aid in extending our circulation, we shall be grateful to them, and every such person who sends ten or more irabaeribers from one place will be entitled to one copy of the paper for himself without charge. At one dollar a year, postage paid, the expense of paper and printing are barely repaid; and considering the size of the sheet and the quality of its contents, we are confident the people will consider Tira Wkkkly Sun the cheapest newspaper published in the world, ana we trust also one of the very beat Address, THE SUN, New York City, N. Y. xxi67t6. From all glass, to Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 4Oo. Groceries Of all kinds and as cheap as they can be bought in the State. ~ NEWADVERTlSMEMfS. Crockery C. P. Rowell A Go’s. Col. 150 n.mjer BOOKS AU Kinds and All Prices. "»ntod rre-rwh.Te. Tk» BIM^hEtfVrar hnm thia *K«n oil ■TuU'Baeki b*lp« 866 Produce H The Little Rock ~ Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at s/t/Tfi, Landi, Bottotd Lands, and C| ■■It Um pnrelxaacr. Ml p wee 4 pfEsro/f’s. Hastings, Dec. 14th, 1876. xxi30w4. REMOVAL! TIE ENEMY NF UNEASE I THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAN AMD EEAST U Ux.Onu>d Old - - MUSTANG LINIMENT, ——nL) A va.. riuaau. WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS. THERE IB NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHES, NO PAIN, TIOT AFFLICTS THE HI MAN BODY,-ORTHE BODY OF A H0R8E OR OTHER DOMESTIC Ah IMALB.THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT- V. GRAND IlAPEDS, “JACKSON’S BEST’ SWIuET NAVY Bat this meagre majority is only appar­ ent. Had there been fiur and free elections was found pure or even fit for uae. The “Orange County’’ milkmen whose pastures and it is Dot committed by professionals are stables just out of the city, had a trick either. The fifty thousand men out of jortj Ur. b«o wijMd, Mint then, would of keeping milk from souring by the nas of work and out of bread, are driven to des­ peration, and as they hare, in many in­ AKn TttafaGn. H.jw. Ia ARb.wntk.Til shown up. Thousands of tho best families stance., taken the bread that they would cnazilv c.. IB.,______ i* . ue condensed milk, the parity of which ia established, bat the appearance of tho worst winter ever known in thia city, and Section by fruro 10,000 to 15,000 mait is growing harder and harder every day. like milk. The prosecution succeeded io There is no work for the half of the me- _ er Q^L WLrtf Sressrs. »ur *»r IS Man- xant a valvablk hobse. frfTLf L004)-ca // pys furLYf!tt*d up Stov, $20,000 OO teat into tho tomes, with a fine of 8250, whereupon tSe Milk-Dealer Amociatfon, tnu tn .-/.Il *l_ ' 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. IN GOLD ....... — D‘w CARBOLIC OIL 22 MONROE ST. LINIMENT NEXT DOOR TO . — $100.00 in Greenbacks I Koala tka sasat Ofcociaau Bores sad ti ino wonder that thefs FERRAND WILLIAMS A 00 Pietro. POSITIVELY CURED. �J. s. GOODYEAR & CO.’S Appointment*. Announcement! > rotice of twenty-three Be: neBlepreeentetivee, Hon. 7 Warden of the Stale Prison—William Hum­ phrey. AIso the following list of diet of the Legislature is in harmony with tho wishes of er ary Repablkoa In the Stale, and under existing circumstances a noble vindica­ tion of a faithful public offieer Great Bi st BOTTOM in Di^ Goods. AH kiq^ of Fancy Goods [CEB. tfeu Made Clothing Speciality. An Interesting Oocation, All About the County. UoidlOGf. Cold but pleasant. It Is splendid sleighing. It has snowed evefy day sine* Christmas. Ho*. S. C. Priodle, i* visiting relative* No quorum st the Council meeting on Tues­ day evening. On Friday evening last, the Editor of th* Bajom* as D. D. 0, M., officiatisg th* of. Seers ofPrairieville Lodge, No. 279,1. 0.0. P., for the current term, were daly installed into their respectire chain. In publie, at the M. E. Church In the village of Prairieville. There was preeewt several P. G.'e from Hasting* Lodge, No..58, about twenty brothers and their ladle* from Thornapple Lodge, and some rixty eoapla from P1ainw.ll Lodge, accompa­ nied *r a flnl Cornet bend. pi* prooeedon formed at th* Hall of the HMd and marched to th* ehurch, where th* public ceremonies of th* ooeesion oecured. Th* following named Brother* constitute th* officers for th* current term. Lht of Patent*. List of patents issued to Inventor* of Mich­ igan for the week ending Jan. 10, 1877 and eack dated Jan. 2nd, 1877. Furnlshtdthis paper by Cox k Cox. Bolldtors of Patents Washington, D. C. L. Bure, Sketching Albums, Lansing. A. Martin, Saw File, Big Rapids. E. Howland, of White Lake, and J. Sweet­ land, of Pontiac, Wind Mills C Peterson and A. Dunnelake, Pipe Wrench, Boots and Shoes A Large Stock of Boots and §hoes, all kinds, very Groceries of aD kinds as LOW aa they can be bought any where. vasts Salt* A full line of Saginaw and Onondaga Salt always on hand.. Advertised Letter*. Come and see us, M. J. Goes, N. Q.; 8. E. Bowen, V. G.; T. B. Diamond. Secretary ; John J. Perkins, Treas­ urer ; Robert Marshall, W.; W. W. Bngbee, C.; Valentine Replogle, 0. 0.; 0. B. Diamond, L G.j Theodors Keyes, R. S. to N. G.; John Crump, L. 8. to N. G.; Lucius Draper. R. 8. to V. G.; Alvin Dolph, L. S. to V. Q.; Charles Starr, R. 8. 8.; Albert Store, L. 8. 8.; Rev. J. Boynton P. G., Chaplain. The representative to tho Grand Lodge Is Rev. J. Boynton. After installation a Bible was presented and accepted, In the following bsautiftil address: For we mean to sell goods, so that it shall be for your advantage to buy of us. J. 8 Goodyear & Co­ Hastings. Mich. Jun. 17, 1877. janl8tf. AT» C. M. RUNYAN’S. Greenbacks are worth In coin M} cents on About eight afternoon and evening. Shall the Fireman be paid ia a question which now agitates the people of tho eity. Th* meeting* of Dr. Reynolds a: ths Court Hous* were largely attended and very interest. At home, Ln th* Register's office, is the proent address of Wm. M. Scudder, our now. ly elected Register. Eenalor Cook * health is gradually improv­ ing, and we trust he will be able to remain at Lansing during the session. • Th* Grand Central Hotel, New York, offers Its 850 rooms on the "new specie basis," at , P.60 and. *3.00 per day. The Republicans of New Hampshire have nominated Benjamin F. Prescott for Governor. He will be elected by some 3.000 majority we fully believe. Him. T. W. Kerry President of the U. S. Senate, strongly endorses the Grand Rapids Business College. The fun loving people will do wall to remem. bcr that "Happy George's Minstrels" will be at Union Hall on Friday evening, and go early that you may obtain good seats. The Republicans of the State of Maine have honored themselves aad ths countryA>y ths A* yet there has not been any U. 8. Stmaior elected either ia Illinois, Nebraska or Masachuaetta. In Minnesota. Hon. W. Windom is re-elected Senator, and Garland, Democratic, Sheriff Creasy has appelated, Isaac W. Vroomaa, Under Sheriff; Frank 8. Bowen and Irving I«. Creasy of Hastings, Jacob Osram of Woodland, and Herbert Lee of Nashville, Dep­ uties. All ex cellen t appointments. A Reform Cub, on the plan submitted by Dr. Reynolds, was organised last evening at Union Hall, James Clarke, President, and a full corps of officers. We trust the most per " foci euceess will attend the efforts of this Club. Hall Friday eve.. January 2Gth, 1877. Th* entertainment will cousin of the laughable three, entitled "Elder Hinkle* Donation," from Josiah Alisa's wife. A comic .peeeh, vocal and Instrumental music Supper and At this stag* of the proceeding*. MU* Kitty W". A. Sai iwell. W.; John Seward, C.; James Boynton came forward and said : "Noble Grand and gentlemen of Prairieville Murphy, O. G. and Janitor ; Morris Cramer, Lodge, No. 279, of the Independent Order of I. Gt John M. Beamer, R- 8. to N. 0.; James Murphy, L, B. to N. G.; W. H. Slebbim. R. S. ■•Entertaining a tevorahl* opinion of your to V. G.; Deice Hopkins, L. 8. to V. G.; J aeon Institution end believing your noble order has Rich, R. 3. 8.; A. A. Eggleston, L, 8.8.; John done, and is skill doing, much to alleviate the M. Bcssmer, N. J. Bronson anil Geo. >L Dewey sufferings of humanity in general, and of woman in particular, in that you make the qars and protection of widow., and the care and education of orphans a spyiality ; eld believing thatSroman thould ever be ready for every good word and work, the ladies of Prairieville desiring on thia interesting occa­ sion to give some substantial token of their To Creditor*. regard for your Order and appreciation of the good you have done, I have the honor in John Stanley has thia day assigned to their behalf, to present you this beautiful copy us, for the benefit of his creditor*, *11 his of the holy scriptures, which we trust you property real and personal, (except such will accept ; aad it is hoped that its precept as is, by law, exempt) and wc have taken will be your guide, and its promise* your .up- p«MM«>nn nf the «enu> and will settle *11 nort through lift, and th* blessing* it proffer* demands against him. your happy portion, forever." Israel '8. Boice. To whioh Past Grand and Rev. J. Boynton James Ryan, replied aa follows: Assignees. "In acoeptlng this valuable present aa the representative of Prairieville Lodge, please permit me to say, Odd Fellowship recognise* All Demand- Due John Stanley th* Bible ; First m God's ins*timable gift of and remaining unpaid, will be placed in God to man. Secondly ; aa th* only and suffi­ the hands of’an attorney lor collection, in cient rule both of Faith and practice The thirty days Irma this date. Bible ia rieo a requisite in th* Lodge, a» nv Israel 8. Boic*, Lodge, can be legally held nnleu the Bible is James Ryan, present in the Lodge room. January 9th,-1877. Assignees. Moreover, all th* teachings of Odd Fellow xxr74tf ship, from the Intlalory Degree to that of th* AH pysicianA of the “ regular school " Royal Purple, ar* taken from the Bible. And while our order enforces the morality of thl and who arc graduates of of some accredit­ blessed book, it commands us to relieve the ed college. Arc urgently rcciucsted to dutreseed. visit the sick, burry th* dead, and meet at the office of Dr. C. Russell on educate the orphan. This we are doing and Tuesday the 23d, inst.; atl o'clock P. M-, for tho purpose of forming a county Med­ are glad to know that our efforts are thu« ap­ ial bociety. W. E. Upjohn. preciated. .' A. P. Drake - Ladiee la behalf of the Lodge, we tender to C. Russell, you our hearty thanks for this rich present t3 .. and other*. and substantial expression of regard for our noble Order, aad we trust we may give a Whitman's Assorted Candies—the best greater expression of our gratitude in a mere n the market. • A full supply at J- P. complete con.ecrauon to our work, of relieving Rqfrerta'. , th* differing* of, and elevating humanity." After th* bible, presentation. Dr. Yates, of Plainwell, delivered an appropriate address, that wm listened to, with marked attention. , He was followed by Geo. M. Dewey, tho Ln- ' stalling officer in a few well chosen words ; R. W. Fletcher with** to express his grati­ addressed especially to the officer* and memtude for the eery friendly visit from the dll. here of the Lodge. The services at the church ssns- of Hasting., of a week ago last treeing, were opened by prayer interspersed with marie, by the Prairieville "Choral Union" .nd the Plainwell Cornet »—•> -•—-■ aware that the very acceptable service ren­ with the Benediction ny tho Chaplain. Rer. J.i dered him, was attended with no little pains­ taking and eelf-aacriUe. and his pray*J Is that the blessiags of a kind providence may After th* close of th* pubilo exevcises, the smile on all He beaefoctors. Lodge assembled Ln thrir Hall, and reeohi. The smiling fare of Uta Mane*, wo more lions of thanks to th* ladies for their beauti­ greet- th* patrons of the grocery store, with ful and appropriate present, to the Grand of. which Ina name has a* long been aaaociated, tear* in attendance, th* visiting Brethren, the ha having told his Interest la the stare to Ed­ "Chore! Union," and the "Plalnwril Comet gar Bogle. Dan goes oat to form a buxine.* Band." were adopted bv a unanimous vol*. co-partnership with a brother In some other part of the eousty, bat wherever he may go After the doe* of the exercia*. tn Odd Eriho win carry with him the best wishes of low’e Hall, th* Grand officer* and visiting hundred* Of friends aad patrons who have Brethren wore invited to and partook of an tong known and dell with him, and all of excellent supper prepared by awne 4oef of the Prairieville House, that was m truly a feset to tha body as the publie exevelsee had been to the sod. After *upper the Fraternity dis­ We note with great plea .are the purchase of persed, sash, ws have no doubt feeling a* we the lateresl of Dan Manee in the popular groc­ did, "that it wm good to be there," ery More of Smith Maas* E Preoton, by Edgar Hogle. Ute chW clerk in the Dry Good. Hoc.* •f Royal Madge. Mr. H. bnng* toids new position untiring energy. Sdehly. integrity, thourough burins euiiure. and 6mm:o1 abil- I would respectfully announce to the citi< zens of Hastings and vicinity, that I have a new and 7 Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which'will be sold at BOTTOM PJFt-XCKSB. Remember the place, at J. S. R S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. . Give me a call. XX160U c. M, BUNTAjj, Local Nijipe^ police; DRUGS & r’ssr??:: Special Notices. WHERE ? xxi68tf An Ordinance relative to Saloons. Highest Market Price in Cash, Madison Dispensary, UW. ■edMsnSL.adeegs, AN ORDINANCE Relative to the Pi ment of an Annual Salary to I member* of the Fire Department, �600 e.-ww to bedtatr ukd the Rom­ ine Grrmg. The total «x JfiMJ since July, 1873, has been <23,057JO,—an amount oatutahrtably Ims than the appropriation. within the pale of public sentiment, snd within the range of the common sense of justice that KJ universally prevails in tha minds of tha people. 5 The sudden and severe illnaas in my family that calls me away, has prevented me from preparing the report of the Cen­ The relief fund remaining in my hands (tennial exhibit made by the State. I shall at the date of my l*rt message was <310.- ibe compelled to defer it until my return, 75. I gave to the aufferem by the tornado (and ask my successor to transmit it tojou. in Detroit in 1875. <200 00, and the bal­ ance, <110 75 to tho Centennial fund for 1 In closing my official con nearinn with the erection of tho Michigan building, al the State, I cannot refrain from exprtming Philadelphia. I hold vouchers for these ,my sincere gratitude to my Mow eitisens dtaburaements. of all opinions and parties for the kindly and I recommend that the county organ­ isation be discontinued, and the territory be attached to the eonnty of Charlevoix, which is in the same Senatorial and Rojs reaeutativo District. ficient timo has not yet etapied to decide conclusively ju to the success of this en tarmiea, but L am of the opinion that it wuti v-rcre * tucccw, and should ba continned. It is the belief of those eugaged ronwlw»frii. in the wark, that even acre of water in jcorisioDS of taw ia the 0*7.**; the State can'be made as valuable as ap ten of ths Stale, relating to tha taking « acre of land. As the appropriation expires private property for public ujm, are m July 1,1877, if the buainem ta to be ooo' varied in -their character asUa TH! UQCOB TBArriC. tinned, a new one will need to ba made. . are Mourn. Several of these have been The CBteher fish in our great lakes, that The law of 1875 providing for the ryrrooounerd unconstitutional by the 8uhas heretofore been a source of great revi ulation and taxation of the liquor traffic, »ms Court, aud it » &ir to presume that others would share tho same fete, if euuo to our people, ta decreasing very rap­ has been in operation nearly two year*. It tested. The cities and individuals suffer idly, lad chiefly from causes that are waatheporpoM of the frienda of thia act within our own control, vis.: the whole­ not only to reeulate, but to restrain the .qjrt ’ alike from the effects of these dedaiooa. sale destruction of young fish by the pres­ traffic in strong drink that had grown to ent methods of fishing,—catching in icn- be, under other laws, the greatest evil of general enactment, covering this subject, that should apply everywhere and to every son infl cut of season—without any regu­ the day. For the purpose of ascertaining what baa been accomplished under it, I lation cn the part of Government. ***** The attention of our Senators and Rep­ addressed the treasurar of each county, SU5ICIPAL TAXATION. resentatives in Congress should be called asking for full details of the operations of The grosi amount of taxation levied in to this subject, as the Genets! Government the law in their respective counties. A tho Stats for all purporea is about 115,* exclusive power and control of it. tabulated statement of the replies, together . 000,000 00. Of this about one-ihntltth ^Echigan has about 39,000 svuarc milro with a report made to the Auditor General part is the State tax, the Mtinee is for]Rk fishing grounds, and our interest in the for 1875, by th* nme officers is published city, town, village, school, and highway business ss one.^ great pecuniary magni- herewith. The information is somewhat purposes. So, if we grumble at our taxes incomplete, but i.preui,lj aa near correct the State gets one-thirtieth and the other as could be expected. In 1875 the num­ C0M8TITVTI0NAL AMKNDM1STS. lurms of government twenty-nine thirThe amendment* to the Constitution, ber aasesaed, aa reported to me, was 4,974; tieibs of our maledictions. So, too, if care of these, 4 JI 6 paid the tax. amounting to submitted to the people at the late election, ia legislation is demanded for the State, <461,462 92. It is altogether probable how much greater care should be given to striking out the clause that prohibited the that thoac who have not paid have retired granting of license for the sale of liquors, - legislation affecting the dUT *nrl j^rmitting omendmenta to be voted from tho burinem. Id 1876 ths Dumber of da a pairties of the Btata. Tho asamsed wee 4,658 ; of these 3,385 are k have upon hereafter at spring elections, were reported as having paid the tax. amount­ to rs- both adopted by a large majority. The ing to <384,387 00. clothed tha Legislature wk . aamndmsnt inctoasing the rataiy of Circuit strict in cities and villages , The collectors of internal revenue report taxation, borrowing money, contracting JwdgtB wu defeated by a email majoritv It is to be regreted, that with the sub. the number of pcraona asaosed in 1876 by debts and loaning their credit. Tha table of the General Government, m dealara in municipal indebtedness, submitted herewith mtasion of thia amendment there had not showing a total *-■»-« —*--------of * H,584,> •••»<- been some accent ponying legislationequal­ lebtednms ising and reducing the number of circuits. _____ proof of the ncccsaity 540.00, is sbur " The inequalities of population, business, Jbe State law; while in 1874 the number and propriety <of this preriaon of the ecurod territory, are rerr great Gentlemen assessed was 6,444, showing a decrease of cities and stitntion. If‘ <our __ ________ — villages would _... who have lately filled the position of 1,106 in two years. It is evident, there­ follow the example of the State, and the judge in some of onr circuits, have assured fore, that the act of 1875 has decreased dictates of prudence,—remember that out me that they could have transacted all the the number of places where liquor ia raid of debt is out of danger,—that debt means business with ease had the district been very largely. taxation,—-that debt is a mortgage on, not doubled. We now have 21 circuit judges As many of the persons assessed have only the property, but the industry of the people—they would be loth to incur in­ and three special judges, who perform the retired from the business, and others have duties of circuit judges. Wisoonrin, with been weemsd for periods leas than a year, debted aesi and would soon find a lighter a popultalion 130,000 less, than ours, has I estimate from the reports that there are tax roll and increased prosperity. Iowa, with a population about 4,000 places for the sale of liquors Would it not be well to provide for the 13 circuits. 100,000 greater than onre, has. 15 circuit in the State. collection of taxes semi-annually, instead The official reports of the police officers and 13 district judges, but they have no of annually? Thia plan has been adopted probate court^ the rireuit judges have of tho cities of Detroit, ‘G rand Rapids. in several of the States, and works well. I can see no reason why the tax-payer jurisdiction tfr probate cases. Indiana, East Saginaw, and Jackson, report 3,974 ^shquld not-have the use of a portion of with a popula ton 500,000 greater that arrests for drunkenness in 1874, 3,232 in hi* taxes for half of the year, instead of ours, has 40 circuit and 5 special judges, 1875, and 2,228 for 1876. This decrease but no probate judges. TN isconrin pays of drunkenness and of places .where hm the municipality or its treasurer. 'The experience of the States that have salaries of <3,000 per annum; Iowa. <2,­ manitv is made barter of, and dollars Our judicial traded for degradation, must be gratifying ado}>tcd this, system proves that taxes are 200; Indiana, <2,500. paid much more promptly, willingly and system as a whole is more expensive than 3citiaen. The reports show very that behind this law there stands exs.ly than under our system. The inter­ any of the above mentioned. Would it •OktinHit l>»«* —X", it est- x sovaa or eight million* fur ni not be wise to remodel it; consolidate some of our ctreutta, reducing the number. - There are counties, however, as shown by mouths is an amount worth sating to the pay our judges respectable salaries, and at the reports for 1876, in which it has not people. The decreased amount of public the same time tttvc expewa? The expenses been properly enforced. This is notably funds in the hinds of treasurers wonk! of stenographers in the State Tfr 1876 was the case in Bay, Roughton, Ingham, partially remove the temptation to epetu Jackson, Kent, Lapeer, Marquette, St. Ute with them, snd tW ■ wouldJw lem Clair, Saginaw, and Wayne counties. losses from this source. It may be some Your attention is invited to :he very Some of the officers, whose business it is trouble to inaugurate the system, but I am of th <k>pinion that it would be a decided full report of the State Librarian. The to enforce the law, have lost tight of the Scontains 53,819 books, maps, and restrictive and restraining idea underlying reform. t», valued at $100,000 00. The it* and rather than cloe- up the buiineo, raka an appropriation of <1,500.­ have fostered it by accepting monthly payThe militia of the State is composed of 00 for each ‘of the years 1877 and 1878, three regiments of eight companies each. There is do and I respectful1? commend that the re­ vogue quite extensively. Tbs First Regiment, under command of time fixed in the hw for the collection by quest be granted. Col. W. H. Witlnngtoe, ntoab^re 600. In addition to tho ordinary duties of the the sheriff, or fcr return of warrant by him. flBujjtond, CoL L C. Smith comunading, position, the Librarian has entire chargr < I suggest, therefore, that th* law be numbers, 515. Third, under command of of the sale and dirtribntion of the amended, giving the Treasurer a certain Col. O. F. Lochhcad numbers 577—a Supreme Court Reports, and this of itself specified number of days in which he may total of 1792 rank .nd file is a work of much reaponaibility. occupy­ receive the tax, giving to tho sheriff not No more companies can be exaepted, aa ing much time. Since tha disj-ositioo of exceeding thirty days in which to colled, the laws of 1873 HraiU the companies to and five days additional in which to make 'tWEUtT-four. I ordered an encampment these reporta bxs bccn.piaced in her hands his return. When bis return is made, he the sales have greatly nrereased ; the ro­ ofeach regiment daring the past summer should be required to furnish a copy of it ompts for *71-2 being <1,414 48, while in ftr the mrpoM of vecimenta! practice and to the Prosecuting Attorney of the county, drill. The trtesfiknee was large, the dis­ ^73-4 they were <8,896 55, ai.d in '75-6 whose duty it should bo to commence ftfocipline maintained excellent, and officers they have been <15,319 93. The growth Deeding* at once in all cases where the tax pf the Library and the increasing demand and men a credit to the State whoso uni­ ’ upon the Librarian,; its prospective re­ has not been paid. The Treasurer -hould form they wore, they moval to tho new capital, make it Deets* also furnish monthly lists, of persons who sary that the Librarian should be empow* have failed to file the bonds required under Under the act provididing for the trans­ the .................................................. Prosecuting Attorney .... for ’ ered, with the approval of me the voverror, Governor, ,tho — law,_to — fer of all insane Michigan soldiers from ! to employ a competent clerk, <’_A, and *I prosecution. the poor houses of theEtate to the Asylum ■ granted. • Summary process for the absolute rerecommend that such authon'y be ■ * Kalamaloo, twenty-six hare been so ktadutieB There should be some definite action by • transferred. The expense r>f their main' i provided for. tenancc is about 13,000 per annum The your hoovrable body on the question of « —T3- —______ —*ion ought National Soldiers’ Hemes hard rcc-etTed, fire immrancc upon Etale property. Thnot to be needed, but there seems to bo since their opening 436 wldicn from Mich­ value, (aa stated slsewhere, is very great, ’ igan. . 9 W MM and the trustees of the different institn- something paeultar regarding this busi ores, and it requires tying up tight. In the two years ending September 30, tioM should have instructions, from the 1176, ffty-fonr soldiera here been trm- law-making power, either to insure or not. The police regntationa, m my opinion, should be ra amended si to prohibit tho pararily cored fbc-at. theSJdien’ Home in There thank! - be some harmony of action BsTmTMtriut snwpoDMurBl.lTff,- on thia salasnf .Ju* it is new, btd 60 far mamtenanoe, and $134.15 for trana- insured and others are not. l«m" coda b. arieken oal ot <mr ulary and the old fashioned plain English __ labor of this Board in public health and well-being, the Home be dweontinued, and that, in as plainly psreepttbls as some Leu of it, the Military Board be authorised rk, I believe is of great value to provide for their temporary wants by ------- r , Thor reporta eoctam much payments of money direct. The expense useful ibfonnation on the preservation of of maintenance at the Home being over one life and beahh, valuable alike to individ­ dollar per diem, I am of the opinion that uate, public officers and institutions. MZKLr The balenebia the Military Fund Sept 30,1876, was ’•27,111.78. The amount of tax for military purposes levied in 1876, WM <22,14X30. No tax was levied in JK The remedy that I can suggest is to place them under tb- provisions of the law and tax them. I btticro that with three amend menta the law will be found, year by year, more and more restraining in its teu’dendes, and more productive of good to the people. It has already dosed over two thousand places where liquor has been sold and has put into the common treasury nearly a million of dollars from the traffic. The spring is no higher than its raurec, snd no taw that has not the sympathy rod sentiment of the people acting with it, will ever remedy an evil. If a community do not regard temperance, sobriety, and good morals as a necessity to their well-being, the law will do them but little good.— while to the friends of good order, public geacc and private content, it will prove a reports of fhe Adjutant, Quarter the Treasury. The society ask an approMaster, sod Inspector Generals furnish de­ pria'i'jnaff500 for each of the Years 1877 tails at nditary marten, to which your and 1878. • I submit herewith certain petitions and eomspoDdeBce relative to affairs in the oounty of Maaitou. Thev show that the laws of the State and United Stsfea are violated with impunity, and that there is Intemperance is the danger oftha hour.! do safety cr protection to persons or prop­ It feeds prison and poor-house ; destroys ' erty in portions of the county. No courts morals and manhood , and, canem-likr. have been held for years. The county Cali away the life of ths iudividual and nation. Law will not stop its ravages, but R may bs made u iastrsment that will Railroad*. consideration they have always shown me. I shall bear it with me as a precious assory. I have faith that with good lairs, equal justice, and general education as the foundation stooe, we shall build here a State that will in material wealth and in the moral and mental worth of hcrcitisenshin, stand forever as the handiwork of a free people. JOHN J. BAGLEY. Exxcvnvx Omer, LaNSINO, January 3, 1877. 13 :b OS: Michael Grace is happy, and why fhould he not bei His dsw place of busnos is a favorite resort for the public, and sa a matter of course he is reaping a Furniture, Milk Safes* HASTINGS Fill® DM, is ;s STEBBINS BRO’S, Keep It. , Where you wul find all kinds ol Of every Description which we can sell cheaper than any house in Barry county, far these reasons; 1st. Because we have no rent to pay. 2d. Because we make the most of our goods ourselves. 3d. Because we keep the best of work­ men. 4th. Because we warrant all goodt we make. * We sell none of thia cheap made Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The goods re make are made by hand, and warranted. We invite all persona to call and inspect our goods, for they all bear inspection. No trouble at all to show onr MASI B*NM MVttTOH. The KeUaHs 8k*H Liu KaaVaatewBar. auM aanM mb wtioit Parties haring pictures to Frame would do well to get them framed of ns aa we can do it better and chooser than any house in Barry conoty. We keep the largest and best selected stock of Picture Frames and Mouldings, ’Brackets, Paperholders, Wall pockets, Slipper holders and everything in tho Furniture Line. We invite all persons to call and look at our Peerless Milk Safes Now on exhibition at our Furniture Store. All kinds of work made to order. Kepur. ing of all kinds of old furniture neatly don. par*u We Mean Businem". Furniture Rooms south side of Blate street, opposite II. A. Goodyear’s Hard­ ware Store. / t STEBBINS BRO'S Furniture, Coffin*, Eto^ READ THIS and be happy again. Gret Reduction ii Prices! Tie Greet Satteri tafifare. SALISBURY & BROSSEAV Northern O E NT H -A. Tu ' RAILWAY COMPAKY FURNITURE sets Philadelphia. SifctaJsi’&iSiSss'tst ,, ” ». r*n.o«. aw. D,c™oKtJ(4S,H&.W ““ Look here ! Look here! Pennsylvania � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-01-22.pdf d6b8a535f9551e5b9f400bf9c08516f8 PDF Text Text HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY. JANUARY, 22. <877. VOL. XXL NO. 77. Doctor Aikin's Double Column. Asylums, Houses of Cometsoa, our Wid­ ow’s Homa and 19-20 of aU the pre* WritUn ftw lUlfis.'li. mature graves. It caima 19-20 ot ail tte aUhr rabi from U. U* ridaa mfleringofth* human fbwlyaod MO S Uh, o*(kt loK, ftrihe , of all the saSoriog of that uaafai and tedMpenriUe animal tte hone. In fiwt family ought to haw, by 18-20 of tte crime commuted by man h paper for hi. wife and tte o&pri»g of tho shofw. W*U has tea viatunacf that lor* . ,^*. Hrum __ _______ Judgs_VanXilc.tehm-wtennoeafK. Np* ooeay man tesvteae^-i «d, ttet of aliteaesinddeaamtehd tr*< the nemworfthee* before him were th« fniiu of tte grog stefe* 19*20 of tte hodtMMS -www «peri. good inornb, to tho pcarervation of society ena thrangbout tte eoanuyr are eansed bj and ate to tte preaerration of the young this, damnable traffic in . ite-vrimaigg fr. men of Haatioga, to draw up, sign and quora. Tte nun. Miler brings n* eaprial to present sack's petuaoa to tte city a*, thoritte. Ah ! to dore three accurared dens two or three boom after al! place* of ten* ert and Icgiumtaeburinere have shut up and the propieton either retire to their homes and familfe*. after their daily toil and par­ take of social rudting- in tte family cicete, or go to these dew of external infamy and spend two or three premuot hours in drinking, gambling, carousing, coming, awear.Qg, bkekgarding, fighting. »ud cotamitting *cariy every crime known to manYe^ the cirisen* ef Haatiag* rigs a pe­ prey to that demon- who know* do pity, spirits rf those whom bn ha*x tition to tte City Council to do that, ‘ no sorrow, no sympathy or ftsljlif for th* ®«ry prtecjgle of manhood here. which if that Council had brain* enough , united Misery he craateby ha trteo. Ohorn MMiirw to aee the infamy daily, nightly and con­ ' hia keen eye ia ou the -rteima^hc reay catch tinually carried on in these damnable dcM' .and keep in Me den until sloven o’dock otlkaav. of infamy, tbe Council would shut there' 'at night; and then with the resolve of the Wi; .M. I pi., herds at once and forever, for there is nvl' (should te protector* of the peopled rights, d«p aai liaug Ibr <h. pu ■ furw Drwxr l are in a recent Baxxxn a n*lic* of a petition to tte City Coun^ cil asking that august body to oompe! the saloons to dore at eleven p. m., ye*, and it's beingrignedby’alargo number, so-tte article informs us, to dare thrir damnable heli begotten yinka of miqwity at eleven o'clock at night. Wbrta ftree? To what depths. of degnjbition end stolid indrflereocc to GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AND PtTEUSHER. •BOLMS.Ojrt RAT.ES OF ADVERTISING. luv. . . norala, peace and hapiocea, te in dread of w; a few dollars fine opens the dour sad after petite that n dnging tteani , robbing hie victim of his Imt farthing toroa .k-* i____ _ _ir ।him out into th* street do matter ffio* ■*4 dhybtinn But for tte Hf crest the stem, to sank shelter or wted Hastings to day would tev« IQ, 1 ।hi* way home to a da* Hants, andthoao Mtumlly n ]anddnltenn. tstite country around her would be a । an hour p*uacs from early morn till thia memorable eleven p. tn., but what law and cider are violated by these robbers, yes, I MJ robbere. for their vocation a* nun aeMcmia' s per;>clmJ robbery of the blackest type. They take tteir victim* money and give1 them no value or equivalent, they beggar‘ his family; th* y deprive him of reaaon; they make a demon of bimjltey direr him into ihew dens of urfhmy to Mb" ium cf his reputation; to blunt every seaii—sU of manhood; they make tea, honet deaabdn and cteetleen, they rob tte poor dire—en Lte ood broken hearted wife and mother of his offspring, of the comfort* of life, they through, tteir damnable traffic send millions of motters,wives, danghten and *i*tcrs down to nntimly gvaras bereft of near and dear husbands, him, brothers; ah, yea, and fathers by that accuraed tmf1:. Ah, this eleven o'clock time is to catch H. C. PECIH.4M. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, ckrk'n from stores and apprentices from shop, mills and place* of legitimate barinoi'* whose general tears are eight or nine p. in., to quit work. Rut there are only a small port uptbe victims at thaw damnable robbers. H*i scores of small farmers aU over WU. LV4OUN, ax mtnitox-otes* DH- H. r. PSLKAM the country who frequent these dens, are UM.wmae H«* lh»; h» eharaM l«x> wum j ■KtcMMM'1y.woU-i^ Umo, bu > inc . truly to be lamented. Look al Um hun­ dreds of poor bone* kept out in the cold from early morn till midnight shivering ; home and cultivate their teat ci would te b£t with phtej; 1____ 1 ,eleven o’clock. Mother*, fitehanaod sinter* ( of Hastings I appeal to you. part what you have aed do aoSar. Know* ing that you have loved oare te there dens instead of being at rest or m th* family circle, reading aad improving their tender uiincte and giving comfort t* there who love ttean. Oh. what a picture of the preeeut and what a record for the future! Let me cite a care. Two yean ago during that unprereden; acrero winter, a man in Minnesota left hie wife and two children, ,six miles out on the bleak paramo wiltev* more than wood enough to last Waive hours, or food for twenty-four hours; the house a poor one. He went te the Village for a jug ot whiskey; tte rum seller tedtjetd him to »»ay, finding ho had a Ge* dollars after paying for hie jug full; be told him the rtenn then raging was too bad lo turn out, ho plyedL him. with drink; got him dead drunk, and kept him three days and throe bights; the poor suffering and suffering with cold and hunger, while the owner is keptby there demon* 10 long M they can filch his last farthing; and then, after robing the poor w.utch, turn him wife ran out of fuel, the bdo* atom conout at eleven o'olock p. m., to hunt up hia tinned, she burnt up their rude bedstead, poor beam and half drunk start for his tbco their only tub and p*il and then home, making the tight .hideous with I i* every thing that would bura.tego thp yells, hia profawxty and with beating and clotte* she had on and ths ac*a<jr bedd^g running his team. He srives at hi* home with which she covered ter chddnn te to find his poor wife in misery, destitution tent she <xmkL Being oa tte ere of and nun, hh home a hovel destitute of all mnfitMMDent aha left to mskater way to th* comfort*. A poor heart brokun wife and nearest neighbor through enow three ftet mother moots that ‘husband - and father; deep. Tqo days afterward that po^r woman AH kind* of Faucv Goods Ready Mad* Clothing,.Speciality A fine Tailoring Department’ Store. Cheep. J. Groceries. arvi.ru* of all kinds af, LOW u they (an be bought, any where. Salt. A foil line of Saginaw and 'Onpmtagn Salt always on hand. with tears, with sorrow, with anguiah un« alterable All is gloom to her. Steres* no hope, no creap* for boc’ortee dreg babe*. but eternal gloom batea ter. H« appeal to him to atop, to reform and save himaalf and his family, falls untended on hia be­ sotted ear. He peculate* and insult* that poor suffering wife by assuring her that te left that hell of infamsn y promptly at the hour set by the good citiseua and by order o’-the Common Council aideven o'etook. Tea, eleven o'clock, three long hours after moot all legitimate places of btutiuere have closed. But to enable those aocaned finks to entail upon society a burdensome tax, the Council lay •Jia». you can hare three hour* more each night to rob, steal and. plunder at diacreamon, WhU a farce! Wh<‘. a secord iu after age* te those yet to come! Yea, etetn* o'clock, with brother*, ecus and hwnhteK Whind the screens ted painted would than h!1 thaws tires*tteamount. । ( ,well W and wall behaved clriJdreo. Tte piano and irgan would be in one in wmy । tewre, and «rv«j terne weald te a pahre. , j teok al Vtealaad now;only lijanra ■ U wan.Kbatjma wildia«ab ef small te a poor ami aft tenter or water jova | roads of suv kind, now with a.p*pnl ( U WQ happy people. Nteafrog d« a biSiawLaalren, not apdinao rex m jail, m* bus two criminal an । . , " , ( dtetaoflte liquor trafic in alt places , wteft it is mb. Viteted with nearly ( tte popWatm tet Battle Orek and Mar* < •tel MkiKiad only ons quarte a* . tel Why ttet grew*? Simply terenreoo ] liquor Ku w teen allowed lobe sold aa , ham* ton. m. a* aqaad* of j Suomi* *» <te> Mnd*. «hiM< •»•»* , lk> a>l^ «dq. ( | with a new5 born teb* was fiwnd froacn to । death ,ooe b»lf ft*m her home, the ........ __ , two_children left were both froaen ati£ gosh was made and the husband found . in that rum shop almoat insensible tea money all gone, hat no tear of sympathy dropped from the eye of that demon whoso ] dsannable vocation had caused the untimJy * death of four pre cions person*. * 1 I ask you, mothers in HreUgp, to Uka 1 thosnfferiags of that poor mother teres to ’ your own breast*, and th*n say to me should your son*, brothers and husband, frequmt ’ there hells of in&my at. all; much km till ‘ eleven o'clock at night There are do business shop* or slur* in luMiaga bat J Iit.i>«1a>Ti)'M M*.»owrav»- , �999999999999944 prb, M dwy a» d>a Mb aby wio weans faa«et W tsoca ba^rlfe, 'brrykvb'ftvu deedL beeafubl vebnnd beM »«>»*,•■ Tim Wl • AariMta** *■ • keMr fefc-t Ml be «0 infertile wM wffl depreeiele the one ter «etenas taterierenee vsath vS daeucy tbe other." Tie Aeabra an dravb< ae wa^, A* a^toM are aeC P«7i nfMyeeeiofbipAaaiBAtlB Tie awaff m ea rwi ■< very dear tr •UMnridKMk{H(riBU,j« wW. b a saM «r« the Ou tt dnjiag tonfay what * aid yeNerdey, everybody reeds X, nd m is (he hoc oma yapv fit eoMtry. Yong Oataaanl patfe a M b. feafe, Maa iieMAdcMlyehuaMKfby tho>* wfcoaB p*4be»as tte> ^KabU, that it. vS eaMBmxf rrwif to every bir-naM aad •teFiigRai Araeneas esnes vbow bemb of ngte 3SKMTMT ZO l£ «DMt<feaUM» ef k»j rtf uni «1| h w» kbaid. tawit Amt DtMM -vUW* rtiayl i to M3e BMr Cbkb viA fattaj nd ■me, tidy Uve ben nfy pertb^an { eaaftd. Tro Aiag* ttand ia lie ray of k -brfnbat Bn-.ft." Om b tie K^a»j VEfiEIHK el vaitM^ nA the ctlwr tie I wm i fcp drier eF Umm vbo natni the «TT*U feanaftua ■! u»le ■wl fefeb. rf’w Tort w enufed at fee, fed a wry feary praporr.cc of <ba faadfea te fe feaaipad la thia naifet Laa feadM i, neU V. kfek nanf b fe iavaad*;, it» aO aaaag » lafahfexa. aaac qmn, ft^u 4 a*. Dee. 14A, 1K4. IWw- VEGETWE m*ew4. ■tttfMUIEI FOE OF PAIN Tfe narafeau an ia£r at tfe afefeakba for etc nawne Tnk tn fdae M Ihhaniw io fen fta Mlaan rfhfe»a8 b tfeawy. Itb l«fe III Attfta nae, ife.fe.fe.nfe *a if, ,n^i .Ofe.fe.nl aayfedu adfefefe b fend, id .w- VEGETINE VEGETME I>M ■.bfe.aadfefeafea.ifewA ■(■ntaaau, > n^k m few Ha Wk Mfew - ib»n<f«>kfefew -,wi nr of ▲ nc a> TIKLD abot- n •!-<*. CAimiC OIL �Tho Timperanco Refer"’ Local Corraipondenoa, Aiamovavgnf toe Hasting* Uniform Otah, Raid Thursday ev*., January. Ifoh 1M7. The fritowiug rowtatl jus qwro adopted. Wusavtr, Wc the Temperance Ifofonu Club of the city of Hartl eg*, recognising the S Council tueritog fotoday v**tegQreeube^ka^TawMth la eels ^1 cent* •» the dollar. Cb^ Reaper**** mralag V U*iw ¥»U <M luierxicdri. ' Tt. iw. a.» Tiu-w.. tum^j >* tn TJ rd cS Bl the Court Route. -. -. ( 4V<4Rucfbie h.depvdoatp^w< Odd FjHpwj, will be eeuhllehod at rtfifoefofotd Ceu- We hear that imn^InloraUSK d«etopm|uto* P^rovt M^rain(. , ■ The tucial al C. Q Bfntlf‘g »n Stidv 111^Ja* o^btUMM |b« lv»e “ WM kVy *0 ’"J The vxidonce of Mr. Bai towntkip, with all iu conteate. oufyfafi ”9 ’to*11 'Ure ftf ‘b* puNte IswroaL a. InulBM. ...I.H. rtiA U. muili* mm,-» mtHwum OM Awrin. |*UM4 hx.il. IWM,. M mart promteent, th* Immwllate sad future «vefoln*M vr tk*M tww •a»erpri»»«. wfll be readily apparent alter a niou^at* rtfle(t|on. Tba proprietor* *f tb* hand!* fecUuy. M*am Ckaeaataruugh* feuwrr, gn, tow tw*. aUltle peculiar In thtor method *f Mto«t$fo| ; their design ia to employ pout bat married men. Than th-y claim ata am** Steady, and will attend mare Ur5«1y to thylr dfolfi thsa tlaglt men Now. no4wilh*lsa<L Ing th* foqt tost.Leap Year ha* jaat passed aqd gout, usd perhaps mssy a geld'eu opportuaity haa b*aa nagl««i*d s w* taka th* Jib«r’y **Av * *• Mr B0* 'te»p«»-'> fqv w* knew there sr.teeverul worthy tingle ®« bare, who an x*ry aaxloui to bo •MV»*d fo thi. nlf eaun Handl. Factory. Wn?aft »w tkr* grocery etqysa. tw. dry good*, aqd can drug itorv. Hr. V«ro« jonro I* we uuduntiud ia about to Wtoyk l» foe hardware ^ade. A cam pa­ tent bttMu maker «an not tad a Uifor Igcatlof >u hra- Betium. and dwrfling lot. ST. I>«w aaiHhw U from ftt to foW. Mt. oWB<r flf u „(ht right map in pje right plan,** and under hi* afififiil m»>*K»m»et treeport |* growing r»p- R J. M. Button has * Grocery etorw oa Jefferson street, tad ha* on ha>4:tot eate al the lewrot cash price*, a full do«k of fill Maia of |?od» k»p< in a first rinfoGrtoerojkore. e^lva him Bk | see U b« cannel de bri^t by Mr JoMpk ii.'<4*Mi*, iagkviag«sc«H*nt»attefostloa (a Ms VM rt-d b«* derided to ereol • dwaUia| bod*e hero wert^o»««er <■• i TM Reform Hovwnent. Id The temperance reform work. ln»ujuraced by Dr. geynelda of Bangor, llelaa, j>rvtni»e» folrlf H be » penuanctl bleating, and hte la. itelane* will plOM* make known tbeir waste Wre ere erery wbery bdnr crown* I with lue{eae Great ctuh^lMm ie mactfoueJ where•nr he he* hell kjf Weetinge. Indeed, the Doctor to ore ef thooo sere men who know* te naked to the cp.ru^ pfteie of the aecrel ar«nue« to the human fc*krt. Ixj Heaty WiUit, fc,.. of *> >V C Ja^ktou, --------W. »V Kateraeeoo, BalUr (>et. Adrian PH*- H« speaks for ’ w«U. fM M and »»ny «‘her pl»c*> in thia Mete. >h» peopr^t bi* articles* w«><m44 iMu I Milker plo'apeMly arrouaed. aud tonnifbd a real ml known cteiten. wltboqt* p«ear before awakened. Dr. Hcyuoldt to do­ al er dtoepprvvu), leaving ing in the temperance 6eM What Moody and faiiig* tor hifluelf a* to Ito mselta er *j>pK>pri- Sankey are doing in the churebea. Ufa plan f( work It to orgeniae reform etah* in eetry fily |ieMaita, competed ef men who hare khytofcrb drank to • areit «r lea. o»i«u. aad I •f qto»e wishing to kelp thah brother men. Qt alfo organises a Ladles' Temperance Christian XaeociaUea, whaee duty it te. (a coenoetten -with the Tartotia ebnrebo*. to a.M •nd eesiiai the uauae un 1 hare • <peri»I inter­ set ia the temperance wv*k. In lifting* a t|e .^4 |i^ hn >«sa tonged of about elghtf ^eaubm gad H> <WIf iaatoMfor th* P- Bro^u, ^aocnia^en mlietw sn«r|y ons hu<d>^ end i Cisciaaali, wk teeoHariktyflM-*** *°r which U wf* ’• & JKWR W organised- JM f<*bjtoriae <od Methodist M»» WH tew* I* ’k« r*1* *'** nsd art holding anton temperance Rettig fw.iwthe tefcra duh hcArih^n<^M^eeMw every Juaw 4»y erealng nn4 nre i^egsdy Interesting. Manx ipe •“>* k^d, heart fell a. fefuHv ' hi tf gm. twn words fall (mm t^ Bps •(«’>“»« who. pcthape. !. wkUe ™“ i. wwMm «• never belure spoke one wor^ in publi« for the f* «*“ •' SlWtf caw u( te‘*pe’*o°»kfwy from wmonnl WH<• v»tt h)» I* ktw^rt ggMFtowi u sfowing w*rd«, pedal th* awful fojUmM^**rlrM<h* |1<M »° » S^b.^snad eoaet warm th* MfiMr of dauIKhwd peiule to a »o,ir^ of kofoty. TH ^Mttlggs of th* °.W ” I si0”* wl^h- l Council J»<UE*i»S.. Th* time fee Uto regular arati&| ot the Co}»............ ... riVef Pfiri^wH fwa« brief •«ranunpTea*a| mu>|<• r«> w>' ‘Um* " ikV' wlkH»Ur«l-n. -Mi. H «'»‘i w *»•« -w Iwlx SEWADVERTISMEOTS. TB PAPER—FO’ri HOH! Q. p. goweii'^ 9qM, 90T, How«, stoxy, Sket ohM, Po.try, moot) ‘ _ New Advertisements. GfflfflWroiK PDBLB KVEaYBC’DY LIKES IT. oountenacui from nil good |.«ople. Therefore BmabM'f, That we rerognli* *aoh sndervcj reltekra dgnotuinstlen, sal each sad eray Tstnperaace organisation uco-workers withu* hi tho Tetnparonce work, and that wade here­ by Invite th* various ehurchea, th* - rdst of flood Templars and lhe Udi*. Chrirtian Trapsranc*. Union of tti* city, and all aornl Peo­ ple to al l add auiit u* In the guod work *B umparohw reform. Jffoefrtd, Thai wo The T< n.p. inace Rafarm Club at Che oily of - H*»tlnii do hcrahy pledge te oil toniyasanc* lowing peanl* onr hearty aid and ami*tattoo in their Horta m advance the e.uro uf tempcrancr. and in pledge each to the othey * V’tl,11'1 • Land in the hour of need. THE I>ETBO);T FREE PRESS is regarded wherever knov.u u distinctively the U»t type of the Anuricaa Lome newi.papcr. £la terne in abroad in the land, its articles are quoted l>y all periodica!*, and the paper to a frtnb- tmrprise and delight in thousand* of refroodsM cultivated homes. Though already believed td be ia most re­ spect* one of the v.try beatjounals israed, the publisher* arc courtantly making improvmenta and endeavoring to make Tnx Fnxx Rima still more worthy of public approbation. PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY Tax Fu« PkXM will candidly and fcaricanly diacuM all questions which may THKSU N. _ arise. Planted firmly on the platform of broad and liberal Democracy which it be­ Getasrally tfiat I havn again «ui 1877 NW YORK 1B77 ima. Annt* wa*t*4.~U*tetM>3 TRVK1 CO .Tu*v*t*7Mafae. lieves are the buto of free government, The I'ilTercut edittou* of TlIX St’Jt and will give a cordial support to the party i rwBl?xndObh?!ir? during the next year will bo tins ramc a* maititaining them. Il will in all cases during U*c year that ha* iuat p»A*ed. Thu address its appeal* to the judgment and flaifo wfiition will t>n WOOK ilayo be n short reason of man, believing that the cause ot rour pagca, Ind pa Sunday* a sheet of which it capon tea rate in truth and justice eight pages, or 5G broad col ms; while the and that the triumph of that cause and Weakly edition will be a sheet of eight the ivendeuey of tne Democratic party At my OLD -STAND on Jefferson Street pnggs of tire same dimrutiotrn and character art? tor tho'beai interests of the country. thrl art* ulready familiar to our friends. It will labor unceasingly f« local aedf gov­ X»» Si w w&Jflontmuu tubs the stronuernment in every State, for’ honesty and otu advocate ol‘reform ..ud r-trenchmeut, xouomy in the ^rocra! adminwtratian, fur and of tho aubatitution of Matetnanship, the reform of abuaas, and for « scrupu­ wisdom, aud inlegritv for hollow’pretence, lous reg rd for the will of the poeple as imbecility, and har.u iu the adminUtration $5f)0 constitntiouaDy and legally expressed It of public fofoirs. It‘will contend for tho is of the highest importance that the senti­ govenuent of tho people by tho people aud rtrert«£*E WbJW'iKtt ment of the Democracy of the country for the people, as or posed to govennentby an-i IX Pea tfhould Lave utterance through journals Call aooa and examine my stock and fruu.lt iu the ballot-box and in tho counting qualified to give it voice; fold Tug Vxx* J H button. of vuUm, uaforcviL by military violence. I'bxss, whioh Is unquestionably aoccndad Qanlfi, It pill stidcavvr ttf supply its readers—a a foretnost place among the lading Dcmbody upw not far from a million of soula— oc.atw papers in ths land, can.be depend­ CHE' ’ OBACCO with the most careful romplet?, and trust­ ed upon to wotk unceasing’y for< the worthy accounts of current events, and will Right. omptov for 4ils purpose a numerous and Tho Michigan State Nows and the very earefuly mlected staff of ropoHros and cor­ accurate and trustworthy Commercial De­ respondents. It* report* from Washing­ partments. hitherto ao popular, will be ton. cspeciallv, will be full, aocurute, and maintained and if possible unproved. fearless; sod it will doublets continuf to A dietinguwhing feature of Tax Fux deserve and enjoy tho hatred of thosn who 1’nrii.s u its correspondence. These letters thrive by pluutlrriug the Trt asary or by abound in anecdote and information, and usurping wb*t tb« law does n t ave thorn, p<.r Laps the best lest of their popularity da whOe it will endeavor (o merit the cottj* tho Xvidity with which they are p.-rused deoco of tbc public Ly defending the rights by readers everywliere. of the people agaio»t the cticroa-hmeais of Tho Agricultural Department of Tux unjurtifii-power Fuxt I'nras is suggestive, instructive and The price of tl»u daily St’N w ill be 55 fuUv up to the times. Prof. C. W. Gqr-' cents * month •<*-5U a I*ir. pwt paid, field, of the Michigan Agricultural Ool. or with tha Hund*? editiou |7.7Q a year. |cgc, contributes every week to thia de­ The Sunday nctylioii alone, eight pages, partment, and valuable paper* have been 31.20 ajear, post paid. rurniahed by Prof. Bea! and Cook, of tha Tho N, dghfi DOgrt of 5G Michigan Agricultural Culk.-e, and C. K,.., ___ luruiahcd dunn,‘lS77 Carpenter of Orion. Many men and w© — ------- r- of <1 ■ y®’’’, peat paid. _ men of known «yualificwUoaa eon tribute to The benefit of thia largo reduction from this department of the papertbc pr»?foow. rate for t’.*> Wrxklt van be 1 Xbe Household Department to uufouq Special Notices. tsnjcj jd Ly jndivuiu'al .ubroribero xitliout । and oi iginul It coatdhif « great yariety of Wi •k—wraity uf maklug sp riubi .\t the >uf..rmaliai upon matters pertaining to tbV, if any of our ftiutda ebcra* to home comfort and decoration. Mrs. J. P. tW circulation, Wr, »taU •H m <eXtCO^M —„ Worsen, of New York, to a regular con­ U grauftd iMMlfotto ' ' ‘ “ tributor tq this department. —l" -.-n- . The fashions, and all that pertain to place will be ctitilM ki ut^’ typy vf the them, aia rogulariv chronicled by a lady paper for hluwdf without thatxu -Uooc iorthaf^ promirmut la. the highest literary and so­ HaBTIXOS, Joly aw w cial circle* in Naw York. paper aud pnullug aw haxely rapid; and AH the noted American writer* eonootiudcriug tho awu of Uw ahedl and the ; tribute to Tux Fxxx Patsi, and it som­ auaiOy af its oo^te. we are a.uW*ml ber* among its contributors of pity tkfochthepcepki wiD txiuridvr Tu» W WK ! *«««-« 3li thu ebeapeat uvwgpapcr published U 2^/mt Being a bHttneu that needs a groat deal the world, and we trw» *!*• oueof the ycry ■ Dr *>b« The tone of T«» Fltgg Pfoxsi if unsun, axoeptiouabla. It is pre-emlueatiy the paper for the fiunily eirde. The most fastidious cannot take offense at it. The After many yeaiu ia th* UameaR, eaa aim i* to make it a newspaper suited to truly any that they c^n 4© bettor wor^, the wants of tho beat clasasa of American and five b-ttcr aatfofactios than any other society, amusing, iantraetiye and enteruiothb^sdwo. W. H.BvbWte.ths' ing to young and '' aaafor naeober, with tha ewperieeoe of a lifoO»t. will alwm giro h» personal atA naw story, by teatiun to thia part ot their extanaiM Southern foTNM* —_. Noltoe. year received ytith approbation and delight Beane and teaua futwhed wfcea r»and waamly aomosntfod |y proas lad pae ’ TV. Khttna BUor xHhuUHl, Having out my Meat M*rkri, I pie, ha* just been oommeuoad. Readers X®rev Ew IMHV’f to all thowj that are ore arwured that the story will proVe one lnA»kt«r b M U Ouaaa and tcula their OT tho best writau and moat thrilling ro­ accwrap forthwith »4 a<vo awta. mances or the day. I |Uo hevu go’ a nioa mau itod taan, or subscription BATES TO the My 28* y?4 xylStf elthci out: t-r the two hiwaea, for aak, with DETROIT TREE PRESS: doabfo haruoto (alwoM naw). I will give Tt-j p-pcr i. dmp «< po^id. raasonah>> ter?'-' os good paper. Detroit Ad ye rti»euwnt» . Specimen oopieo seat free t;r ■-fc.:.s.‘..axss2r--ju-.ir. ei.r- - ------ a VAttTtfNC LeINH, HaaliujjV Jan Uwh, 187L ‘ crTae Gn®j BMta«E8 defy competiwI. EBEST” XX8 W. H. GOODYEAR, TheDruggist, llcspecifully an^owi^ that he haa again engaged in DRUG TRADE, and tuts in. stock and daily arriv­ ing, a fresh and genuine vf JDruss ana Jilcal ­ cines, Dye Staffs Fancy K , «W umRww ^Adari,rns STEBBINS BKOS. i .^ui »«.«• •« *• ik~>. a»««yw <m -i, .r tli.il.ip ™ U4 u «tU W fo- It, Pmaeat tbe Mayor, Broortias. Aid. Dqwtea, ^d. Burall. iheldro and Ti ‘•sigJfSt QI V-------------------- Notice. Iton ru».v «w- MUi •• Kral Wor0y »♦ HUH*" ■CMC.] CMUCm [MWMC, (A^toMmnmdatioa ol|u»ey cot* f.|iry'vooaMwaffllawMftF' MUSICALVISITOR, fr^rerdcrofi^^Oprriad by ayf* and pays M MU hyn-Aid !Mw*?n. R*fd. Rural aH Tumliarat; 5. S*y»-aon« fop-oar or aautnaaa muttlfo kvporto-jaa QrdlaaMm raifofva ^remau. wfoeh npofo •« ratio* pfi waa araprad and the (Wdlaaaca ( ayes M»d nays «* follows: An AwA/>earie*t Journal w.rth Choice ... Writ I .> S9O.QO .r mra* a-*, Mu«. �9WW Star Clothing Houto. Legale. 99999999999999^ . aMMCAL STATEMENT­ Tipi s£ais.’£ - • - ,li. Freeride (i.«na.villa, county of llarry. AND RET ONLY DURING JANUARY AND FEBRUARY . W e will pay the RailroadFare to Grand Bapids -- ’ * i buying $25.00 worth $15.00 worth ________ _____ , , '. We do this because we want to sell off our winter stock. UAUU.ITIM. Cfaiisi for Icrnoa due rad payable---------- MORTGAGE SALE. It baring be»n made in Uir ooa indenture of Mortnee uMo at Lor.ui 6 pay Iomcc during theyear-..._r~ tiireelo.id offl e«r> few. print, italic n’ry*e_ Total.Yd*bllltlw............ ................. 4 sru Wo Are Soiling ; which laid mortiare ww duly recorded t elevenVelockhi tke femora.ia Liter mortgagee on peg" 233, which laid mon- Mens’ Heavy Overcoats at $3 50 ; $4 00 ; 5 00 and Upwards. W» Are Selling *sw; • Mens’ Fine Overcoats at $9.10; $12.00; and $15.00. t'tnh (101 percent pereunum. And the We Arc SeUing - fUK/lt' Busi/lett Suift fifOfi Is ««• t9 99 > f4B<>i Mens’ Fine All Wool Suits J^ Only $1000 and $12 00. «« .bolmm, ----------- --------------EXTRA LOWPRICES ON FINE OVERCOAT SUITS. * ~ 75, $3 50, $4 00 $5 00 and Upwards, BOYS' OVERCOATS AND SUITS. fcl TfcSr* Take advantage of thia chance to save money by buyii ig^of ns, besides costing you nothing to see Grand Rapidfk^SW . ,— boaldra the autn of lltly irtfagr In be pahl tn calrr fa, and ur> toll al law MOKTDACB UL ■ IBtXlK Star Clothing House, 38, 40 and 42, Canal st., Grand Rapids. . Make no Mistake in our Location—The Great Double Store. Holloway^Advertisement*. BETH HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. Kt »«lf doth depoee and eay that tker have readth a SK'ffd'sixr.'isfis.'.vcKirM SSEsS^Ssy m ITS PLEASURES jS;,?JSMxsrr: Diseases with Its Agonies, CHOOSE BETWEEN Til EM. VW-There h ocnuUora’iJe uring by taking the AjFr’e Nsrvotn Disorders. What,to more farfel than a breaklag down of thi ill.. .■>«.iii T B-n I... . kl. .. - ■ - ks-js- 62tf cements. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla SALE ON EXECUTION. Btitb or MtcniOaB. Giamy ul Darn-. Ry 'irtue of an execution itened out of and uadrr the cal of the eirraU mart for the oouoly of Hany nd State of Idlebigat>. in ctiancwy. dated tte d IS 4- P- 1!?- **? te we faertrt For Scrofula, □:<! til acrofulou* diseas, g, En.H j>cla>, Rose, or St. A .:!i'.- ’ Swera rad eubecrited beft-re tne. at Charlotte, in Blotters and Daughters. _ Jf th we to era thing more than emitter fa which ’ .PROBATEORUKK. tlh day of January. I 8t*te of Mlehlcan. ooonty ef Barry. •».—At a M»ion of the probata court for the Bounty of Uerry heldraM tbs probe to oUee.ln the eUy of HmUbct. ra Wbfaeeday. therith day of December in th< *kiu. Ulcernticai < f t:.- ’TrSt^W,'x£^%a: ‘a "■ In tKianaUer of tte Ettate of Jdbn DrMeland Faits in , Side and Head, Female Sterility, Ixueorrhcea. arising from intent*! ulcerat itisl idceratxin, ami Uterine diMaae. Syphilitic an.. ________ fare*, Dropsy, DyspetKia, EnwciaHoc. General Dvbifity, and for Pori fy mg tie Blood. Thia Saisapgrilla ia a owihin&tion ci vegetable alterative? — StiUfagta. Man­ drake, Yellow Dock—vitit the ItxliJre of Potnsimn and Iron, and h the mod tnrdfafae yet known the dvearas it i* intended to cure. Its ingredients are aoakllfally eerabined, that the full alterative effect ol each is assured, and while it ia sc mild aa to be harmless even to children. it ia •till so effectual ns to purge out from th" syfam tirase inpariuee and cnm>!*ti-'<n« .prhida develop into loalhsotus threat. The reputation it enjoy* ia derived froth ite cure*, and Hit; carftdeate which prominent phrrielanr nil over the coun­ try rrpow fa it, prove their experi-m:'lUBAtum. Neuralgia, ZyJS&i hnBLV.Mi 2W Certificates attesting ite virtues' have accumulated, and an constantly being *■-.»-—.--------- . **~rae cases ar* hconv.ue.ug Of thi* Sirir alterative । Ha superi- k s � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-01-25.pdf add7a89c723a67d166e7e2a18de709b0 PDF Text Text VOL.. XXL NO. 78. ------ 1 j AJ!»I-1B-------j..................... rhe^ejai-Weekly Hepliblicaji banner । AND w«wwar8, etoteq GO AHEAD. Harness Shop, Tin Shop. Mffl'ME FOR 1877 ! GEO. M. DEWEY SMtOK HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY JANUARY 25,1877. ... j-r- eUBirSREB. Xxuthl l» rained by (landing rtlll t ronD^"Mkh’i^nfil>le Sln*‘* H"Unp- H,rT7 tums Let year nolU be “IT1 try GREBLE & RUSSELL, or svBfipKpmpx; .L'i> Dopaitmenti toSraSi ftssts? Have now in stock the largest and best assorted stock in the county. RA TES OF AD VER TIS1NO. j Cook Stoves. !fi entente I io) i 9d» I iinol n.ooi H Column QUD_ I UM |_«« | MM L joey I z> g>i WiW) I 5,.oo BM uoj> PROFESSIONS AND BUSINESS CARDS The'Acori^ Forest Acorn and Monumen­ tal and many ndw patterns in boiler plates. Sleigh ybells, hand sleds, skates, foot warmers, pocket and table cutlery. F. S. BOWEN, <5tf SMITH A. K NAPPES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT­ ORS IN CHANCERY. Ptentlce in all the court, of thia .Ute. Offise over Julius RuaaaU'a (tore. -AntwoLAKKE, ATTORNEY'AT LAW A-SOLICITOR Weather Strips. Now. is the time to protect your doors and windows, and save 50 per cent, in fuel. Harness shop uld dUc« of btuineat. with '■ (ecotnniudaUon., I (hall ba old friend, and ai many new ■gSttftEriri I HIT.- W• NISIvEfetN. Heavy and light work on hand, and made to order on short notice. Swaey's Hoyeu, - - MICH LYOX * PICKEillSO, Proprlitor.. Every uun« oom ibe E'UblUhtnent l» Naw and FirWHffi^; - ’£ ,m .*< y •.BOARffi ANT* BOOM. UJJQ PER DAS’. DENTIST Mville, lirtiuai j- >ub& Caw, Sin aid Onmtal P A I N TE R At A, M. Radt’i Cnrriafr Shop Jetfepsqn St, - . Tin shop Tin and copper-ware on hand, and repair­ ing done promptly. Rags, old copper, and iron taken for goods. ;. WrJ GREBLE & RUSSELL. -1M-II..I-J -2.1 — Marble Works. WINSL0W8 STEAM ■- — X1 MARBLE Special Medical Announcement - • a Pensions* j________ Americah and’Foreign ratenu. GILMORE * CO.moeaxontoCkiMaaa.Be^ MB A Co.. FOlicIrn, I’atcat* procurM In all ooaa- □r.' J' B. LaSure^adT"" —~......... ' '• —' 1 HHAD! READ! CoubromiM no cberiihed right; WORKS J^tJffalamazooe Mich Joy Comfort and Happinesg BltMW i'tt-:itio: liferent States, and nil litigation: appertateins t*» 'atonia. Send Stapp to Gltaore A Co.frr panihletof’ixty Dacca. ' OH tBoWnty Land Warranto. The lot Report oftheConintlMtonernfthclteuerI Land Office «how»XWT/TO acre, of Bounty Lead oaab for them, bend by regittered letter. Whr .OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. tailed Statu General Land Office. Imported Boride, Tableta aad Hsodatones ’of all description made to order on short notice notice, also Granite Mooumcuta of .Tha Dncior tanker a .pariaUy of th* Mtawlac Having steam power and improved nw cbinery for sanding, high polishing and ijFanainaa.,. POLITICAL. I The Democratic polirioiana aro attemptj log to get up a monster man meeting in ] this city,toproicat against the Senate jut h. di^wiik lu property >tet he had always intended to. He desired that the fitoric he haibuilt should remain for all. time, as docs that oftoe Rotha drilds, and he -selected the son who had buMoem atoirty, trained hire eareitaMy in the management of his railroada, and then ' left the control of them in hta hands. He perpetuated. The daughters will x>t .. fa.tfa-Kfl.WM mods «!!■ Igo intonlioM wore as waU known fire years ago a who* tot document was pre­ rented for probate. Still the fight will bo M Ftnttion as being calculated to inflame the people at the very time that peace iadeI sirablc. If tha meeting u held it will ba a very large one. The swarm ot Democratic officials and their paid adberenis will Ls I out in force, and add to them ,tfic still OUR NEW YORK LETTER. greater awann of those who want place, । utd who would consider it a crime not to The Bad Year—Faahions—Life Insur- . attend a.xuoeting labelled Democratic, and ance—Political—The Snow—Bea* it <01 he aeeu how large the meeting nett-May—Vanderbilt j would he, and how little it would really . mean. It is singular that thesei follows ’ ____ ; can t wait till Congress ennfeates its inNr.w Iouk, Ja'i. 20,’lfli ।. j ability to settle the question. But they The fcauon is a dreary one. War times . live by agitation., and “protcating” is their were hardly wonte. Houses overywherq The Republicans of the City omplj ; .Up. fdl of chop .od uuwCr, 'Jb° j , * T , 1 . A M by toe joint committee of the two houses goods ; but I have seen a country store : C,r jotxlemcnt of the Prmidaatial livelier; improvementa looking more iifai ‘ question, for they believe it to be a'«urruios as they stand unfinished; and under- ! render rather than a compromiae. They Sot the bail in Intact notion. Ijiop .ll.ih.koo.Wgooflhedoop.uirn.' Hy"..~ ■ r n , was ciecuxl wu elected ;. tn that at tne the l.onazitinian Constitution provides ing of thousands of poor out of work. the method for determining the. question, People are not ashamed to stay aL homo and that any other method is wrong until and economize. Now that toe Centennial is it is changed by law ; and they protest aRteJnit dvejslug fbe SnprMou Court into himitation or bashfulness to walk into stores; the xasc. It is held that if decided in this way one party is certain to be dissat­ and give them orders for cheap article?— isfied, ana and mat that tne the raci fact urn that uu» too supreme Supreme . . , „ , isunu, the cheapest you have -it u good not i’ —. will to do with —?n have *.------ something — .i •. . to longer, and take awayJthr They tn date date '7G *76 any anv Inrwmr nvul to (z. think think that ! it It will not. g L. . .t.„ 8feeiFng; __ U rm. .. • ' State Calhoun j7,0ff7.S8. ’ Pixrfio. Items. county liquor taxat foot up Kent ■county pays 17,000 a year for the support of ito insane. ' ' The Reform Club in Jackson numbers 435, including Mayor O'Donnell. Niles has an indebtedness of $26,000 to an aasesied valuation of 1720,980. The shipments of iron ore from. Eecanaba the past yean amounts to 408.017 tons. ' Marquette shipped 468.283 tons of iron ore by rail during 18T6; and 21.473 tone bfpighwi; '• The annual Grand EncunpuieDl of Odd Fellows of Michigan will OM, Febeffiwy 14, at Owosso. • Conductor Sam Skelding has beta in the employ of the Midugan. Central Rwilroad for toirty-two.years. The Flint and I’cre Marquette Raifrood Company talks of extending its branoliea /! • the anniversary year u over, and all tocjl i ,insist “J,U that *the v---------counting — -vshall -rt *ii: take - place as ' from Oftcr Lake to Gfiro." folly of expense whiih the country uncwr-1j it always hu; that the President of the The improved Westinghouse air hrakro ScnatjJshall declare too result, and if the took on its account, for which it is paring, are to be put on all trains on the Chicago the penalty. When we think of toe East ’j| losing side fcels aggrieved it shall findTte and Lake Huron railroad. Side of cur city—the great working I remedy as be?t it can—-just the same a> is quarter—and the thousands, not of men, done in all other canre. They believe but thousands of families, depending on that Hayes was fairly elected, and they charity for every dole of bread and fire io insist that he shall be inaugurated. The Th» Grand Lodge of F. A A. M. trill the deep mid-winter snows, one feels Republicans of this City, who know by ■twinges at buying a flower, or-any indul­ bitter experience what Democracy is, shud­ bold th air annual ansion at Luce s Hall. gence that might be dispensed with, and der when they think of that Tilden and Grnd Rapidsron the 23rd rest. the question grows, not “what can I his ganglave the slightest possible chance of getting control of the Federal Govern­ afford,” but “what can I do without T' There is n# vitality, no life, in anything. ment. The _ merchlnta stand Hstlowly in their stores, feeling that rent and clerk hire are eating them up. The clerks stand idle, living on half wages, and dreading every night to hear the words that will cut cyea that off. The landlord is worried, for ho sees in the empty stores a sure premonition that it will very ekortly bo vacant,. The truckman has nothing to had, and the mechanics are idle. Thera Dever was an approach to too distress that New York is experiencing now, and I hope there Dqver will be. And, to add to the trouble,.toe pohtical sitnation keqps those who have money and disposition to do something waiting, and before it is settled the season will be over. It is bad here—thank Heaven that the Weat» prosperous. • FASHIONS. Along all the streets are long ridges of dirty snow, ip some places eight and ton feet deep. TKejpoople most ardently, dosire to nave it moved; there are thousands of men. starving for want <sf work, and the city if abundantly able Jo-pay, for having it done, but unfortunately there is. so power anywhere ip appropriate money for the purpose, and so it stays, to the dotri-. ment of trade and the utter dcstrnoticn of comfort.. The ssnet con claered their tracks, but the space, in consequence of the piled-np snow, i* so narrow that their cars are perpetually blocked, and it takes twice the time to go up or down town that it ought to, and it will lay till The new eownty officers art duly in­ stalled in their respective positions, and aH are doing their work promptly and wdl. The work shops of the Chicago and Port Huron Railroad are to be removed from Port Huraapto-Hht. goasys ru­ mor. ’ - —« '■ - dents. bfewltad (2,040. £» i*. tew /tend *. the sun changes it into mud and it runs qff.ot iu own accord, leaving behind, aa s rememErance, fevers and death. Women return to-the appropriate cua» tom of wearing light and delicate colors for occasions of high dress. White hats, pale The town has been on a broad grin for gloves and light mantles are donned for days over the ludicrous ending of the Ben­ theatre and dress promeqade, a rulo which nett'May afiair. The tiro idiots did go to tMlwtiqn. in TlnLw.u . — .I JZ.l ---- >--- 1 1 should remain in force immutably. White .. felt hate of modest shape are the ohoW;- for the white plush that displaces -velvet looks unmistakably coarse, nod can only be a whim of the moment. Wide, rich folds of silk and plumes arc the usual or­ naments though a treak of a French mil­ liner ia to cover the flaring brim entirely with rowa of gilt galooD, ret so closely as to recall the halo of dead gold, which in old pictures surrounds the head of saints ; but the example is Only quoted for its hard, bad taste. Next to the white, the finest bonnets are of palest gray !*»■ the bnms concealed with deep crimson trimmings and flowers in elegant contrast. Io drees, bosques and over-skfite are popularly seen, but nothing looks really ele-1 gaut save the prinoeM drees,, which is adopted as the standard costume aIho by. ■- -«r COKgOLIA TiOKntKK, ’ftotioT’ We lake this opportu the public, tkatwCwilf to turn ruch things to account, it ia better ! for hhn to be away. The result of the “dud” is m ridiculous that it hu done in (ba awe is Miss Moy, who is redly a. nice girl, even if she wijtipg to maxrv pottton Umt Ut» d»n.i Itm paay—"Security I” think of it. 1a uihh cf rottcnnoaB that is awf the excuse the position. the air, and retire. Then it waa industridusly given out that May was mortally wounded, and that Bennett was iu hiding, uec-kwun, tne tuna Darn RM you Will and the papea wore, filled with inadoata 9nd.it to your interart to call tad see me. rn31 tf J. W. Brock. ' qf the “meeting." , The truth is neither wus' touched.’ ‘Hay sneaked off to Wash- | ington. and Bennett sneaked off to Europe ■elves in. K Ctasrk Cieacral Arent, J. B -WC°xxxMtod fest the wdl. show that the r —. jnfloence whan be jnade the will, and that his bequests . ■■ counting in Hayes," but (bo cooler heads I make a protest against any such demoni The Iron Age. Lake State and Equiva­ lent; all wi<h portable copper reservoies and IVicHe Plated knobs. Don’t-fail to see them if you want a first class stove Heating Stoves. from the beginning, dr at least for many years, and was rotten. The annua! reports were doctored to show prosperity when the company wae'insolvent, and to these false reports the officers put their names, 42d swore to their oorrectnres, without a blush. It might have gone on for some time, and made even a worse smash, but the close times stopped off receipts, and n there was no more money to wring out of the people, cr. rather os the volume coming in was too ' ' small to make the swindle profitable, it ool> lapsed. The thieves swore to balance* k. "they never had, to real estate which they1 1 never owned, nod to policies which they never iwued ; and by fraud and perjury they kept up an appearance of aolidity ' which Beocived even the experts. There ' are others in the same way, that will come | to grief within a month. ' VANDERBILT. E-F.tLW. Hastinos, Tee. 21,JL876. Notfee. �ono Senator and one by at least signed RepresnnUtiro before it can be received. Objections These arc to be considered by the two houses separately, and no electoral vote framanyBtaitfrom which but one vote lUmnes, Hwt., Jab. 25, 1877- has been receiver1, shall be rejected, except in tho Government. And THE PAPER FOR HOB! yet they are there. The same old Democratic yelp can • be Newi, Story, Sketch**, Poetry, hundred or more of those red-handed rebels in high places baerd, “Tilden War.” or Mood," Victory That there is a crisis upon us, that we are upon the When more than one return shall have boon by the from any State, Senate ing succeeded in “bull-doxing" several of of the the Southern States, have carried their all such returns tactics into the Senate and even the Presi. President retired verge of another Tho Democratic party hav­ seeing men. they shall have again met. or and pupen shall be opened by him in the dential manaicn- When Grant, Sherman, Sheridon and tbo boys in bluo were march­ before and all slated, “Honest money for all, and free achoole for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor aecterian interferance which wDl destroy the other.” DECIDEDLY CHEEKY. that Dr. Prindle, “Ict'us treat"—“lot us^compromise.” And now’ alter a terrible political struggle, and Rapids, has introduced a bill to detach tho of Barry county from the seventeenth Judicial Circuit, and attaching it twentieth. five Justices of the to the of the county battles, wo when again lowing of the hare succeeded in electing R. B. Hayes, First Circuit, Judge Strong of the Third the gallant soldier and Statesmen hero, Circuit, Judge Millcrof the Eight Circuit, to the highest office within the gift of the manner! Judge and Judge Clifford of the Ninth Circuit. Field people, this same old Democratic party as These four Judges are to select a fifth in 1861, proclaims "rule or ruin” “Tilden Judge of the Supremo or blood. Court, ia any way After th'y hare succeeded in arousing the “bull-dosers” and the everagc when selected arc to constitute a commis­ Democrat to a white host—they cry out— sion for the decision of all double returns “let us compromise?* from Slates. are to take and sub­ They a true judgement a disgrace to tho that such revolutionary proceedings mare going agreeably to the on in the South, should be slowed to grow They are to from day to-day, without the General Gov­ attempting to punish them decide by a majority of votes whether any ernment and what votes they deserve. from such States are the legal votes provided for by the Constitu­ tion cf the United It is a shame and American people and to an oath to act impartially scribe States, and how many electon were duly appointedin'eaeh State, We cell that decidedly cool, in­ deed, a little more cheeky than is the wont by hard fought Supreme Comt, to be selected in the fol­ Constitution and the laws. of Grand rrom victory, to victory, cowards mission to be composed offive Senators, fire give We see ing on and Democratic traitors were shouting— Representatives And still our Platform. such returns and papers shall be submitted by him to a Com­ Then look at the m cowardly attitued of prominent Republicans in Washington, iu regard to counting the electoral vote. If we must have war ; if to refuse to stultify if and cheat ourselves, by treating with an petitions, depositions and other papers, \ and that is any, as shall by the Constitution and now enemy means war, let it come, I am ready. Republicans existing laws be competent and pertinent Hayes did receive 185 electoral rotes, of Barry elected, and re­ elected Judge Hoyt; and now Dr. Prindle Tilden 184. in such consideration. The decision of the Commission thus Now if Grant and the rep­ resentatives of tho Republican party in Waihington had the nerve and the loyal proposes to take from ua the Judge of our made tn writing to the two choice, and place one in the se­ be regarded as deciding which is the vote patriotic lection of whom we had no voice. Apaintt to be counted, unless the two houses shall reins, such as flowed ther-in, in 1861,and. over ua houses shall little echane ofpolitical corruption, separately concur in ordering it otherwise, wo enter the V1Q0K0V8 protest of the in which case such concurrent vote shall Republicans of the county of Barry. govern. While the two houses are in tAu joint session no debate Speaking of the Electoral Count bill, now pending at Waihington, the Jackson Citizen says: The bill is unnecessary, uncalled for, and unconstitutional, and by its enact­ ment there may be the possibility of a sur­ render on the part of those who Surly pre< vailed ia thb late election shall be allowed, the I pray God that the present plan pro­ preserve order. aid that Republicans, including President Arrangements are made for seating tbo Grant, may rc-awcrt thrir manhood, their President of the Senate, the Senate and its loyalty and their patriotism by refusing to officers in tbo hall of the House of Repre­ treat' with traitors. such votes it ought States courts the right or title of shall be declared to be elected, or who shall claim to be President This is no time to trifle. The liberty country arc in mood to be trifled with, or sold out. no Let patriots and Statesmen be true, stand firm by the right, regarding the will of the peo­ ple, settle the Presidential question as it has been settled in former times, enforce law, push traitors to the wall, and our Republic will be saved. The Empire State has justified its name. It polled for President more than one mil­ lion votes. such a sacrifice of principle. THE JOINT COMMITTEE AGREE UPON A PLAN FOR COUNTING THE VOTE. A growing feeling named are to designate another judge for William Walter Phelps for United States Senator is report- tho odd man. WritGa for th* Burn. The THE PRESENT CRISIS. Democrats t give claim upon the no BY JOHX w. CVSTSB, the afternoon oa the second government were more at stake than at the the rejection of their overtures by South­ ern 1877, and the Pmaidaat of the Senate shall bo their pee- From all glass, to Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 40c. Groceries r Of all kinds and as cheap as they can be bought in the State. Crockery All Kinds and AU races. Carpenter of Orion. Many mtn and wo­ men of known qualifications contribute to this department of the paper. The Household Department is unique Worrtcll, of New York, is a regular con­ tributor to this department. The fashions, and all that pertain to them, are regularly chronicled by a lady prominent in tbs highest literary and so­ cial circles in New York. All the noted American writers con­ tribute to Thb Fuss Pbiss, and it num­ bers among its contributors of pity sketch­ es, bright poems and readable short stories Produce It u Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at s/kitij, 4 W»ro/i'S. Hastings, Dec. 14th, 1876. REMOVAL! pre-eminently the Democrats. The of the best writen and most thrilling ro­ mances at the day. SUBSCRIPTION RATES TO THE DETROIT FREE PRESS: The paper is always sent postpaid. Triweekly’, . One Year. “ " GRAND RAPIDS, ’ It po pope op fpt oon- ,UT "P*mptpTLf ‘■ocpj-tD ,p TV ptvlrriTTtoupSTOHt, porting to be certificates of the electoral te political organization would fill its place. If anybody in the North wants to go to The Democratic party ia guilty of every his scythe into It wm the Democratic party that plunged the Nation into a terrible bloody war. It was the Democratic party that winked st­ and championed the hellish atrocities at Andersonville- It was the Democratic Nobody down nd “pitch in." wants any more tented field.—(Memphis AnGmdte (Dem.) pre rtlcable Address The Detroit Free Press C*., jan22w2 Detroit, Michigan. 22 MONROE ST. NEXT DOOR TO WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF -a YEARS THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CUBE, NO ACHES, NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY, OB THE BODY OF A HORSE OK OTHER DOMESTIC ANIMALS.THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO'1« XA%IC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING ISt, Mfe.or »1.00. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LTTE OF A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND U8CTULSBM xi45yJ CARBOLIC OIL LINIMENT Tbe election of ex-Gor. Isham G. Harto the United States Senate by the Demo­ sad Uiwa There wm, it seems, a Tilden effort in Florida, also, to bny up one of tho Rcpub- TIE ENEMY SF SMUK I THE FOE OF PAIN MUSTANG A new story, by “ Fuxxr Hat,” the Southern novelist, whose book was last 610 60 530 . There is no legal power on earth that Weekly, 200 oo from their strongholds, and victory 1 70 can prevent the inauguration of Hayes Clnbs of leu . Clubs ot twenty, ” 160 and Wheeler. It will not be prevented by nmed by all patriotic citizens, that the Clubs of thirty, . . 150 “ An extra copy of the Weekly will be Democratic party as an active political or­ more than elected fairly, and the decision Rvon to the getter up of a dob of ten ganization would soon be a thing of the eeklies. will stand.—Cincinnati Gazette (Rep.)'*-'* bloodshed. xxi30w4. LINIMENT, HOW HE WAS TEMPTED! inauguration of Hayes will not be a signal for • .TS MAV AMD BEAST latbaOnWOH aim is to make it a newspaper suited to the wants of the best claoacs of American society, amusing, instructive and entertain­ ing to young and old. electoral vote of that inithe-rear in 1863,'now feel chagrined at in CSANDELIEBS & LAMPS the case in up Thons men who promised to open a fire, Wednesday in February. We were in therd 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. . South Carolina and admit that Tilden has The Joint Committee on Coanting the o’riock the reform of abuses, and for a scrupu­ lous reg-rd for tbo wiU of the people as constitutionally and legally expressed. It is of the highest importance that the senti­ ment of the Democracy of the country should have utterance through journals qualified to give it voice; and Tub Free Press, which is unquestionably accorded a foremost place among the leading Dem­ ocratic papers in the land, can be depend­ ed upon to work unceasingly for the Right. The Michigan Stale Nsws and the very accurate and trustworthy Commercial De­ partments, hitherto so popular, will be maintained and if possible improved. A distinguishing feature of Thb Free Press is its correspondence. These letters abound in anecdote and information, and perhaps the best test of their popularity is tho avidity with which they are perused by readers everywhere. The Agricultural Department of Tint Free Press is suggestive, instructive and fully up to the times. Prof. C. W. Gar­ field, of the Michigan Agricultural Col­ lego, contributes every week to this de­ partment, and valuable papers have l>eeo .aml.WtelW W.nd Conk, of the Michigan Agricultural College, and C. K. exceptionable. Political Notea. be observed that the feature of majority of the Senators, has been dropped, ition. Thb Free Pbem will.candidly and fearlessly discuss all questions which may arise. Planted firmly on the platform of broad and liberal Democracy which it be­ lieves are th|l basis of free government, and will giyq'a cordial support to the party maintaining them. It will in all cases address its appeals to the judgment and reason of men, believing that the cause which it espouses rests in truth and justice and that the triumph of that cause and the ascendency of the Democratic party are for the best interests of the country. It will labor unceasingly for local self-gov- pray that the forked lightning of God’s or Vice President, if any such right exists. It wiU THE DETROIT FREE PRESS is regarded wherever known as distinctively tho best tvpc of the American home news­ paper. Its feme is abroad in the land, Its articles are quoted by all periodicals, and the paper is a fresh surprise and delight in thousands of refined and cultivated homer. Though already behoved to bo in most re­ spects one of the very bestjounals issued, the publishera arc constantly making improvmen to and endeavoring to make The Free Pares still more worthy of public in the winter, go to wrath, may*atrike them eternally dead. loving people of this not to become a law. who ocratic party, and designing politicians— bands of traitors, I do most devoutedly The bill contains a proviso that nothing the person themselves and their country to the Dem­ thus to deliver the Government into tho be We re- Th* Electoral Count Commission Bill is all the loyal people have autiered, ana aai regard to ately, to direct a recess of such house, not United . Should they prove recreant now, after or otherwise have arisen in shall this act, in which case it shall under shall be held to impair any existing right Of now existing under the Constitution and thia biH, the Grund Rapids Eaple ia deri. laws to question by proceeding in the P**1- lutionary devices would be right speedily settled. for counting the doctoral vote may fail, beyond tbo next day, Sunday excepted. Boston Poet, attest it vigorously. and other Democratic intimidating, and revo­ posed by the Senate and House committee competent for either house, acting separ­ of influence, including the Work? and the their shall be put by the pre­ counting any Chicago Tribune, ia unitedly in opposition through of “bull-dozing” officer, except'to ether house to siding electoral vote, and it is very evident question The voice of all the leading Repub- blood coursing question withdraw, and he shall have the power to and no question sentatives. The joint meeting thus hold we do hope,’the hill will not become a law. shall not be dissolved until the electoral The President of the Senate should settle vote is counted and the result dedared, all the question* involved in the count of and no recess shall bo taken unless a that 64, tho EVERYBODY LIKES IT. 8100.00 in Greenbacks FERRAND WILLIAMS * CO MICHIGAN FARMER. Litd. did Igktiag Do, �Qa*. iS, /tV rhBSeffli->^lyfc8|ftbl»CT|ta»Br---- rnaALMFMWlWTlBTV. If you are Indebted to the Dame* office on pl"“ “ll"J Of tho proposed btH now pending at W-l.tagualcoUtag » new p™«=° f.r Wttlt date* or ar ri>c, -1— if trwc — Mala without further delay, . n . • . ~ . .. . * _ counting the Eheloml Votea,’ the Lansing Jlrpublican s.vys GUIDE CITY LOCAL R- R- TIME-CARD on Friday and attend Justice Riker * court— Let the seal of public disapprobation bo put •' The Bo.callcd ‘ tympromiss ' bill in regard to the electoral vole meets with very little favor from the Republican members of the Michigan Legislature or iuflitanlqd Rcpt^>;.can» in thix rugion.'’ C. M. RUNYAN’S I would respectfully announce to the citi­ zens of Hustings and vicinity, that I have a new and • And Uh* Republicans of the Indiana Day Exproutt —_________ IM...1U Atlantic Exprote SstardaramlSsndayslfcOO r. M. Legislature unanimously support Senator Morton’s opposition the ••ompromiss to proposition. Mall Train al Trilntnr alludes to the proposed The W»y Frvixb'. - February 141\ ns the ESB Washington at Democratic Convention Boll-doxfra’ Re­ 7 ’aF?n*dlraeilniM Tea, 4 lbs. for §1 00 ; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc. etc., which will be sold at union.’’ POST OFFICE TIME CARD One of the lotrolrailroad deciaiona U by. the peyint firat-claaa flare ia entitled to a seat in Commercial. MASON-ROBERTS.Ma.on ofKalsmaux oftktseity. HYDE-BRITTON-In Baltimore. January Hrt. 1X77, by D. Macomber, Justice of the Peace. Mr. Davkl IL. Hjdo ami Ellen SI. Britton ofBal- company owning them. HASTINGS MARKF.. Remember the place, at J. <9! RU’JV'YJIJY’S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. Give me a call. WHEAT, (rodlperbu.hr! CORN, per bu.h.l A passenger over the Michigan Central Railroad lost Us trunk. The Authorities of J.M.NEVINB.F.M. COUNTY OFFICERS. Prekatr.....——----- A C Prindle Uteter-SUriF.. Shprig.. i Tinkler asked him to make out his bill. He did so, valuing the contents at 8760. The next day, as it happened, the trunk was recovered al Buffalo, and an examination revealed about |10 worth of dirty clothes. Mr. Charles 11. Tyler vf Hope, and Sevan A. Newman <.f Baltimore. 6THPURNS-CHAS1J.-AI the roeidenes of Mr. John 8lephen>. tn Aveyria. Dec. 21 »t- 1X76. by Bov Wm. Ritey. Mr. Lewis B. Stephem. of Asfffc£SKVift{S?,‘- PORK. Local Blijijtej? police? Tho “Iron Trail. our vicious youth. drunk. All About the County. uddioq. lion to the Card of Da. J. B.LxSrak which The Doctor will be at the Hastings House on the 26th lust. and invites the afflicted to give Burioeis ia improving. It baa auowad for thirty consecutive days; Remember the Masonic festival at Colon Hall cm Friday evening. • Wxxklt RxrraLtckx Banxn. Lent begins on tho 14th of February, and Easter cornea on ApgJ! 1st this year. There will bo an interesting^) trial before Justice Riker, on Friday of this week. tiou and never undertakes a ease that M is not certain of curing. The Doctor has recently returned from San Francison. Vtolifornis, and intends remaining in ihis State, and will make each month giving the eilixens of Hastings experience and wondarfal skill. tn Sixuxas, will appear at Union Hall on third of al! the Lager Beer manufkctured. The singing of this troupe is really wonder­ fol and a more delighted audience than that which greeted them in this city it would be difficult to And. They uro to sing in several Michigan towns, and we shall do our kind of legal tender. wonts given by this H. McGowan, was 2.666. The Grand Rapids college is tho beet Commercial Educational ItmUtnte in the whole Wide West. finer winter weather, with better sleighing than we have had this winter. appointed Superintendent of tracks and bridg­ es on the Michigan Central! Railroad. celebrated troupe. of tbo audienc^ increased. AU unwilling that the entertainment were, therefore, kindly rendered by the troupe. Anpicy e ketch descriptive of a. trip over the Atehison Topeka end SuntaFo Railroad and of the benutiM, scenery *nd pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nym Crinkle," thp musical and dramatic critic of tho zVctc York World,jnnt free on p*Can thia be plicaticD,together with the SanJttanGuvlt, maps and time tables of this new and pop­ ular route from Kansas Cityand Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arixona nnd the San Juan Mines. Tho finest lino of Pullman, Sleeper* on tho continent between the M is­ souri Rivar and the Rocky Mountains without change. Address T. J. Andemon, GWi. /’jss. Agt. Topeka, Kan. Jan. 4 ’70 tf SALT, eo»r»e, per bbl.W2 00 HAY. par ton------------------------------- h ooaiooo DRIED PEACHES, pewed. per lb. MAPLE SUGAR. HIDE8.dry, perlb SHEEP PELTS-----CALFwithout SKINS,afrets, lb. read chill p.r creeping to HONEY. CRANBEBRIE8. per bushel Also CONFECTIONS DETROIT MARKET. ueu to picking IN • ENDLESS VARIETIES. WHERE ? Train has brought mo a well assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gailers for the summer and fall trade, which I will sell way down loir for Cash. I also sell the Celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing " ’' dice and Machine Oil, 1 Cistern Pumps. J. Maus Opposite tho Post Office xx4llf Hasting*, Mich. xxi68tf JAS. P. ROBERTS AN ORDINANCE Relative to the Pay­ ment of an Annual Salary to To Creditor# possession of the ramo and will nettle all demands against hipt. . Israel 8. Boice. James Ryan, Assignoca. January 'Silt, 187’ ' MM den on UM »ity Treasurer fjr UM each member. ovsr sad above seek sod forfeitures. Done at the Connett n Hartlass. this Hth day Barley—No. 3 Buller—Freeh Dried ApplmAn Ordinanca relative to Saloons. —Picked. UNDERTAKING Assignees. • of experience, NEW YORK MARKET foil—The bride and her attendant Mils Carrie Goodyear were ellogantly attired—the groom and Ma attendant manly in their bearing, and All pyaiciatw of the “ regular school " and who'are graduates of of some accrediU ed-^oBoge. Ara urgently requested to Tuesday the 23d, inst.; nt 1 o'clock P. M., for.the purpose of forming a county Med­ ical bociety. W. E. Upjohn, A. P. Drake C. Rubsell, l3 and others. List o( Patents. Michael Grace is. happy,- and why iltonld he not be. His new place of bus nea is n favorite rerert for the public, and as a matter of course he is reaping a rich harvest. Remember the place, first door east of Em. Busby's Barber shop, north side of Stote street. xxi66tfi>4. igan for the week en ling Jan. 28, 187^ and each dated Jan. 9th, 1877. Furnished this Briak far sale at; my yard. Section 23d, paper by Co* 4 Cox. Solicitors of Patents in Rutland. Henry L. Newton. Washington, D. C. Dec. 5th, 1876. xxi64tf 0. Osborn, Grain Drills, Parkville. A. Philbrick, Vehicle Wheels, Cold Water. R. Robbins, Cora Harvester, Adrian. Our Marshall ia making it decidedly warm PRORATE ORDER. the members of tho Fire Department. John Stanley lias thw day assigned to us, fur the benefit of his .creditors, all hia property real and personal, (except such Lb.r? law, exempt) and wc have taken January Sth, 1877. xxt74tf Charles Collins, Chief Engineer of tbo Lake n the- market. »«. or or .uo.r .oca Mown rplriteas or iatoxlaatiaa Ueaor. Gold-.. —Ctrhlul- Ite’cSw.-iobbiM" i'old other daya Hoc. 2»t>. Any peraoa TioHtlna vl»lon« of thia onh nance (hall be bummas. Hearse and . team faraialted whoa ns- 8SC. 8*n. AB ordlnsnem oonfltetias with the prnrisioas of this ordinance bo and the came are LI VERPOOL MARKETS. Ltvnaroeu Jsa. 3Q.U77, Attesfc L.D.Q'tecxmcsa. Recorder. Janylstf The Electric Balm will be used only when desired. • • - . r_. . * STEBBINS BROS. Huthp, Jal, «8lh, 18T6. SALE ON EXECUTION. Madison Dispensary, ixiar STAVES. STAVES. A fall supply at J. P. Roberts’. Ypsilanti. lypert 0 W IMUS! Our Centennia^ last evuning at the Presbyterian church of Anna D. Roberta the accomplished daughter All Demands Due John Stanley of Mr. and Mrs James P. Roberts of this eity. and remaining unpaid, will be placed in the hands of an attorney lor collection, in thirty days from this date. ’ 11RA.EL S. Boice, ... —a *J.mrs Ryan, quarters at Nites. This will give s*> to thirty men. '"' ’ / ' -, The Tennaosee legialature on it 78d ballot, last Thursday elected James E. Dailey as U. 8. IWi • IK I CHICKENS, p«rlb CHEESE, ntrlb.— WOOL, per lb-------- able article on our Editoral page, from the pen ntion The Grand CsnuU Hotel. Now York, the ■W • 74 •' 13 HAMS, par lb SHOULDERS.per lb LARD, pet 1b. C M, BTOYAW ve Got ’Em! DRUGS 8c ONIONS, per buili FKNN—HATHAWAY.—AHbo rosidenes of the W HouxhtaHn TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. xxiGOtf BUTTER, per Ik.. BGU?. perdateaPOTATOES, per b __________ SpeciarNotices Adverfbtd L«tiers. Highest Market Price in Cash, ra tbx sniudto Tbosian 18Frank Bader, Richard Bales. William Cart- MARRIAGE GUIDE. 0® SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. �riie in the form of aoX touting j smaller ones just large enough to I Food fee vines in petition. Two vines may ba laid down tapfesr when 1cm, fea was lapping, thus Baring time, as the stekes 1 will secure both vinca where they lap. Just before the ground freezes, a few inches of earth should be thrown upon the vinca, and so left till spring- In the latitude of New Jesssy, Southern Ohio and IlMnoia it is not customary to protect grape vines in £dfet.tiret todis rftite *owkeejrerf refuse the winter; but the hardy Conuord is to trust you any more ; and generally that, sometimes killed in that latitude. But where little or no snow falls, and where vour credit ia at a very low ebb. " I have the winteta are often mild and rate/, H h --- «_ to J vinca J*, wy pt manage ; unsafe " *» it kindly, If I machiadL—------------------- ? -------------- .------will destroy the buds. It is Rowell & Go's. Col. Railroads. Railroads. NEW ADVERTISMENTS J SaH*® CHICAGO S IB^LAK F” $25000 : IICHIGAN7 WW’STOTIL Dm nr "If Lin, 'samsas. Gr*n4 Ck****’ bins give yon a little good advice, and show you better if protected at all, to corer Kghtly with p -or hay or straw. iu.what.ewne <4 jau greater faults ooo- In the first place you do not attend fet. to your butinem thoroughly. Yow He tn bed too late in the morning. Good farmers are the first up, then they see that their hjrad man get up, and do their part of the , “choree” in good season. I hare noticed ' also that you will stand by the road and talk with by the side anybody who comes along hour, if they would wait to hear your ■jjryrtu,” while your crops are auffer- Turnips, beets, carrots and potatoes may be kept aafdy through fee winter by making beans upon the surface of the grouad ia a dry place, and covering wife earth about 18 inches deep. When the quanity to be buried ia large, the heaps may be about eight feet wide at tho bottom and as long as you please. After the hasp i is made, lake rye straw, aud lay it six inchee lhick on both aidre, so as to died rain, cover lightly with earth, leaving a small space at fee top uncovered, to let any heat that may be in the pile to pass Tb. Im, i. u, be Wl iqg for fee want oLbring cultivated. Then -■ Wr.yy.mr to wpfe by tha«|ives, white yon-ga to ‘*1 do j art before fee ground freeats, then •fee villsgc *to hear for newa? Yeu arek nover 18 inches deep alljover, and the roots generally ton days too late in getting in। will come out sound in the spring. SIC TRAINS OOUU1 aOSTH. T B IOTLyVbITATbI I KiaatUe manner. Immediate relief: ij.etdd J * - • -..M. A mJ your crops, and you don't half attend to No protection should be applied to strawberry plants till about December 1st, or when tlx winter commences to set in, into your com; bsnmnc you had neglected then cover the plants with hay, straw, or to repair your half of the fence. You say barnyard litter—not over two inches deep ■‘th^ times are hard.” But you have as they jnay be'smothered. a Word of caution. made them hard, so far as your case is toem when up and all are badly neglectei Not •■1WS. long ago yonr neighbor's cattle got $500AKSSii “JACKSON’S BEST” It frequently happehs that men go by fee shiftless manner in whiahyou manage your farm. Your bare around among the farmers to establish agencies for the sale of something pertain­ irai awarlvd la® hisbe--. prise al Oretnnial Hi co­ yard is on a aide hill, and ooc half the S. 1S7IL If ruu want &« tobaaro ing to agriculture, or they offer to leave coon manure you make is washed down in - fee some implement on trial; but then they ask you to sign “a little paper, just to show where tho article is.* Or if you re­ ceive a consignment of something to sell as • Cft d tn rift A MOXTTi rreelved by our sraUageut, you may be asked to ’• sign this X '** ikLICTIXO COWS. little note,” to show what has been done. OHtPlI INSTITCTiC, Jurnllli, Wte.___ “It is understood of course, feat- all First, says an experienced dairyman, I get a broadside view of fee animal st a 'not sold arc to be taken back,” says the distance of about two rods, as I have no­ traveling agent; but iljou sign such a IN GOLD see feat it is only a rtceipt for the ASD onixa VAWABUO P1UCXIVMM. ticed for years that there was a great rimi. paper, I larity in fee general proportion’of all first- ।articles received, adding: “It is screed and das. milken, being very small in girth 'understood feat all not jold by me arc to taken back, payinE only for what I sell." ASAsdfbrtS raanjue a Watloml character sad jut ba^ ef their forward logs as com- ba ■ jwjji-.fix’ pared wife fee girfe just forward of their 'These sharpers sometimes get farmers to , nips. I hare never known a first-rate milk- ।sign papers, without reading them care­ and they turn out to be valid prom­ xtr, of any breed, not thus proportioned; so fully, । Dotes, that are sold in fee vicinity, that ii this form is wanting in an animal I issory i have recommended to me, I do not care iaud feat is the last you will hear from tbo agent in that part of the oouulto look al .her moire, unless I want a bread- traveling ' concerned, X IS sA.,K‘ss!,etaB.'o"fiktf RWEET NAVY CHEWINC TOBACCO ■SrS^I!,l'aBaaii! IRANI) TRUKK RAILWAY. X MAY L_lSie. Depot foot of Third Mtmb. Detroit. Train tkwo time. Bod UOTB<Upou»Bfollow« M»- — rqri uuroa i&. and TuronU. train! arrive at 1M« a. w WXXWBI0HT. $20,000 00 QRF.AT WESTERS RAILWAY. SUU* UUMU IIYKION. The Bell.H. Sheri Lise KAJTTANDjWBST. MASI lAFIIt AS* HTROIT: TIME TABLE. ey for same other purpose than the dairy. Earbreding uxan 1 should want a cow forward. T next fed &e size of the “milk veins,” and trace them to their entrance , to the chest, which, in superior cows, are large, admiring the ball of the largest ffisgW; If4nidcd or sulfided. an sometimes the case, I judge of the size of each otiSae, as lean km fer tile rise of the rrin itself, than fen orifice. Next, I exszmDe. by night and touch, the udder or bag, which must be oaparions, in order -tohold much .milk, with teats wide apart an * free from large seed warts or sons of If you have a barrel kettla, take thirty gallons of sweet cider—that just from the press is to be preferred; boil it down to one-third of tbo quantity; then add alto­ gether about two bushels of pared, quar­ tered and cored sweet apples, about onethird at a time, judging as to the quantity of apples ; then stir the whole mass con­ stantly with a long-handled wooden stirrer, reaching down to tho bottem; this stirrer must be from four to five inches broad at fee bottom, rounded a little to fit tho bot­ tom of tho kettle, end half a dozen or more any kind; I then inquire how long ahc half-inch holes bored through it- The ews dry before calving, m I don’t want a mass must be kept boiling and stirred until family 00W to give milk leM than 46 weeks the whole is reduced to say one-half the •nt cf every 52; ateo as to fee quality of the nfi; and to dose, I milk her with my own hands. . Twenty years ago grape-growers thought that they must hand-treovb land for grapes IS inches deep; but feat folly has disap-. peard, except perhaps among anma Gar-’ mana who soil ding to tlie ways of grape­ growing in Germany, where trenching, may be done very cheaply. All wc require in xhis nountry to grow grapes iu perfec­ tion is a toil that will produce a good crop of corn, manure it wdl with stable manure, and, if you please, some ashes, or any of fee commercial fertilisers that contain conddesabie potash, or finely ground bone 4mf. Flow the land from 12 to 15 fecbei dtop with a double team, then spread the stable manure, and plow it in about six inches deep. Thea sow the other fertiliz­ ers, if used, and harrow them in. The® net the vines in rows eight fact apart and; fee vines eight feet in the rows. ' Kda for pmaing h to. leave fee beat and largmt canes of the year’s growth for fruit next year, or for the shoots that produce the next crop. Generally about one third of fee entire wood of the vinca should be cut out, giving them a better shape by re­ moving fee small canes here and there, and the wood where there is too much of iu Borne rima will require, perhaps, but Furniture, Milk Safes. Furniture, Coffins, Etc. ■I DM. STEBBINS BRO’S. and be happy again. Keep It. Where you wul find all kind* of mniTURE i A Gret Redactioa ii Fries! Of every Description which we Now Advertisements. can sell cheaper than any house in Barry county, for these reasons; 1st. Because wo have no rent to pay. 2d. Because wc make the most of. our goods otnaelvea. 3d. Because we keep the best of work­ men. . 4th. Because'wc warrant all goodl wo Wo sell none of this cheap made Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The goods ire make arc made by hand, and warranted. We invite all persons to call and inspect our goods, for lhey all bear inspection. No trouble at all Io show our goods. * Parties having pictures to Frame would do well to get them framed of us as we can do, it better and chcoper than any house in Barry couoty.” Wc keep the larged and best selected rtbek of Picture Frames and Mouldings, Brackets, Paperhddert, Wall pockets, Slipper holders and everything in the Furniture Line. Wc invito aU perea na to nail and look, nt our PKOPUC OF JAHBY COUNTY SALISBURY & BROSSEAU FURNITURE M Look here ! Loot here DBTROWtj£A3rHHJI»IP «-*“ A. Goodyear’s Hard­ we guarantee Satisfaction. 3TEBBIM Mrs Detroit Advertisements. GILLET A HALL, XXET^EtOIT- D. D. MALLORI & CO I5.76tfj xftftatSSK Beerless Milk Safer: street, qipwritc fl ware Store. udKM va viM-m ckn u cmr .be anmd every aesaou if not protected. The Htel W to Utott fee vines is to lay Q.B.TMER2S GBKTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY Now on exhibition at our Furniture Store. All kinds of work made to order. Repair­ ing cf all kinds af tdd furniture neatly don. MF “-We Mean Bumnere". "’feu Furniture Rooms south aide of gtate In fee htiteedef fee cewtral portion of Ite Gram smtterWDM Upiobter? Gaols Brackets Frau fc ‘ Hearse formfeed free! to v any person purchasing a. Coffin worth 810. We can give you better figures than ever of­ fered before, for wc make the moat of our Coffins and Furniture. Railroad 'ST*T»O5“ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-01-29.pdf 684d2453dd1fc9a68ec1d134816a372f PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 79. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1877. GEO. M. DEWEY- ebnoR and publisher. retain some natural affection 'for those who loved and cared for me when I waa yet a hcploas child ? If yon think itfis, Nannie, I have besn sorely mistaken in your char­ acter I” “Very well,’’ said Nannie, feeling her cheeks burn and her lip quiver, “I am, then, to understand that your election is made!" “It certainly ia." “And you prefer Mr. and Mrs. Vivian THE HEART THAT’S7TRUE. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO.’S Till m. net st spprkllns rvmi. Sot te reypl dladeat; Ton may boast yoer diamond ram. Rabi.1. bright. and cams w tain But thcra’« a pwrlM* tarn on earth. Announcement! Dry Goods and Great Bargains in Dry Goods. Fancy Goods at BOTTOM PRICES. Ready Made Clothing Speciality. A fine Tailoring. Tailoring Department connected with Store. Fai: tfal in iU UtMt lick— RATES OF ADVERTISING. Loti ant fritndahlp, <o41ik« pair. Find their threat of alary there. Proudly aeoniina bribe nd thriat. Boots and Shoes* A Largo Stock of Boots and Shoes, nil kind: Cheap. t Groceries. Groceries of all ^inds as LOW as they can be bought any where. Salt. I Fin: In Joy «b«a alarm are fr.«d ; r Tbelr heart. wm tree—end what ooeM quill The mlsbtof Washington or Toll T Ob. there U oae mortal abrina. Lighted op vilh raya dlrlnel Soak it. >1 aid the bomaro duo; A full lino of Saginaw and Onondaga Salt always on hand. Come and see ns- * Bending Her Will. For we mean to sell goods, so that it shall bo for your advantage to buy of us. J. s. Goodyear & Co. Hastings. Mrcir. Jun. 17, 1877. v janl8tf. Doctor Aikln's Double Column, F. S. BOWEN. County Sarveyer. Depnty Sheriff ond Otneral SMITH fc. KNAPPEN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW k SOLICIT­ ORS TN CHANCERY. Preelieohi nil the eonrtt ?z•tw fe. DR T. J. WILDER, PUBLIC, Jaatiee of the! it. luaraoee and Lwd i A I KIN Ii pra-minmtly ruece-aful in enrinc eaaat in hit a mamlM,. r.nd haa man, Urine aritaaatet arbotnrelffe and health to Um. niter bavins rim up nil bop, ot robot. Hie rnamdlw ora ilnot In-' fnlhibl. with marvrloc* ettcary rallrrin* rymptomi and rotnovtnp th. eoo.ro of diaeaar. rr-tonni !CE OF THE PEACE. Genera! CoBoeUon I urn rat io Arnot, listen Block. Blate SgtoL lrra<m»nt Ibac mr fMlh lu roa.ta ila H‘y«le‘*» " "MoalbavSMs, 'rar.. wl.o. aTlrr a rbort irwUMul A. P DRAKE. WM. fl. HAYFORD. irrtENXEe luObanctry, DR. C. BUSSELL, ruwix xuek.au ■XYXICIAXA SOEMOE.-Ottoo or LDCI US RUSSELL, AW TER. Circuit Coart Comanimioner. She bad never known the peaceful in­ fluences of a home, for she lived with Mrs. Sykes Ponsonby, an aunt who floated on the very top ware of fashion, and spent her nights tn society and her days in bed. And the first real heart experience that had ever happened to her was Donald Au­ brey’s love. “It is ouch an elegant bouse,*' said Nan­ nie. "Finished in real wood, you know, and famished so beautifully. Turkey carpets and farniture of Ebony and gold, and the tiniest gem of | conservatory filled with roses and camelias, and the sweetest carnations, and my boudoir all in' pink and silver.’’ . “Of course it's all very fine," said Hero Field, “but voull never enioy it with those horrid, tnisenief-making old antediluvians sniffing and prowling around. Why not opcnfinfasyluui fo odigent poor at ODoe?” “But they are Donald’s grand-parents," pleaded Nannie. “Well, what then ? Let him provide for them, as other people do. His wife* has ■ the first right (and the only right in his ' house, and so I'd tell him if I were you. I A mother-in-law would be bad enough, but thia is ten times worse." I don't think be ought to expect it of me," said Nannie. “Of course he oughtn't," said Hero. So when Mr. Aubrey came to make his usual evening call that night and Aunt Ponsonbv had discreetly made some ex­ cuse for leaving the drawing* room. Nannie ' broached the subject at once. “Donald." said she, “I’ve been tKink- | israa*;cas«5snM with aramlnctr l'*nrairi«aiaaaBB, I.H auoras.rol B>o4a ofImlBTlL “Well, deerest." "And I've come to the conclusion"— rather abruptly—"that you ought not to ask me to make a home for old Mr. and Mrs. Vivian." “Ia it not right and-snatural, Nannie, that their home should be with met' he asked, his face clouding over a Utile. “I dare say it will be very nice for them," add Nannie, with a toss of her golden bead; “but how about me T " “Do you object to It F’ “Very decidedly indeed," answered the preUy yuung bride-elect; fondly imagining that ahe had but to lift her skuder finger to win any boon that ahe asked of Donald a dlaeaare nr old ■rnpuua.a. Oltet.BypbtlB. Aubrey. Uy eoraO. Ko mercury Private.toom. "I am very sorry," said the young man, kite may Inn-c-u vleUrna .uS-tOa unihnlcUn. tn r-t'rtl (Ib.y mould BMb.it> calmly. “As I bare decided to aak them to remain permanently srith me, I cannot, ■l nod immoral id vU». (rranlllmr tn and *>»- of coarse, permit my wife-— " MMln. wbM. coastal and remarks Uaay ten Nannie crimsoned angrily. “But I am not year wife yet,’ Mr. A«brey. And I srill not be your wife if-------" “Nannie! For Heaven's sake, flop! Think what yon are saving I" "I mean it I" odd ffenuie, body. "X notebooeo to many into a Dost of rdatioes She laughed a haughty, constrained quite in eareest," Mid ahe, “If you rtally care for me, you will gire up this unreasonable caprice of youra*’ "Is it uareesooable to hosoi one's aged world, Nannie." ' ‘*1 have the honor to wish you a very good evening, than," said she regally. And Nannie swept out of the room in a manner which she ment should be overwiudoung. ‘-Good 1” cried Hero Field, the next day when Nannie related to her the occur­ rences of the evening. “He'll be on his knees to you before three days are passed, and you'll have your own way for-good and all, after thia.’r But the days passed, and three more on top of that, and never a penitent lover made his appearance to sue for Nannie Eastlake's pardon. And she began, moat reluctantly to realixa that Donald Aubrey had been in earnest; and that her own mad folly, had estranged from her one of the truest and manliest hearts in all the world, Nannie had been brought up foolishly and frivolously enough, bat there was a vein of genuine gold in her satnrs, far all that, and she bitterly felt ber own mis­ take. “Oh, Hero, what ahall I dot* she pleaded, with wistful tears in her eyes. ‘“Let him go," said Mias Field, who, io tell the truth, had been a little envious that Nannie Eastlake had become engaged before herself. “There's as good fish in the sea as ever came cut of it?1 I “Perhaps so," said Nannie. "But there' ia only one Donald Aubrey in all the world to me.” And she took counsel with herself and decided what she abould do. Donald Aubrey waa sitting alone by himself in the preUy blue and gold draw­ ing-room that be had furnished expressly with regard to Nannie Eastlake's taste. Mr. and Mrs. ViviM, early risers and early retirers, had gone to bed, although it waa hardly yet dusk, when the Utue parlor maid announced: “Please, air, a lady to see you." And Donald found himself looking in Nannie Eastlake’s deep blue eyre. “Nannie I", he ejaculated. “Yes, Donald, it is L Oh, Donald, I have been so wrong,so foolish! Andi have coms to aak your pardon." “My little Nannie, hush I Not a word more !n ' “But I must speak, Donald ! I must tell you how earnestly I have repented my temper and folly. If you will take me back to you heart, Donald, I will try and and be a good wife to you, and a -dutiful dauchtcr to your grandparents.'' / So little Nannie hauled down th^ flag of rebellion, and remained true to her better nature, much to Miaa Hero Field's scorn and contumely. "You have made yourself," said that vol _ w "Donald thinks I am right," pwuintii Nannie, "and Donald's good opinion ia of more consequence to me than of all the world benidea." WHOLE NO. 2024. be happy ia the unwonted oonineoMOt of . «W. They loopd b, th. enuiqr.. And so yon will have a home without any relstiQKs-n-’tw after aD." • •“Otf Donald do DOI repoat my sQy words T she whisforad. ’ But there was only love and tendorowa in his eyes. “Little one," said he, “your heart wre right, ell along.” 3 “It was, if love could beanida," she •Mwutaftljr. ... The present superintendent of the D., L. k L. M. R. R., Mr. J. B. Milikin fo to bo retained by the new company.' The Empire State has justified its name. I It polled for President more than om mBlien votes. The annual report of the Stale Ed I School, Frank JfHowe, Superintend has made its appearance. '• Ex-State Senator Charics E. Mid af Lenawee county, is reported as gre improving in mental vigor, and it is improbable that he will soon be rmti to his home, friends and society. The Blade is the wait ,pf years of though Jul and earnest effort to build, up a Firat^lam weekly paper of National Char­ acter adapted to the wants of the people of the whole omntty, North, South, Eert rad West. It oAn a greater number of Bpeteal Faatarae of interact sod vata »» the general reader, than any other paper Published. Among three are the evVpapular Humorous Letters of the which are witten cxelnsiraly and published reeulariy ir The Blade is one oTtbo lag the world, and a portion of ks ample space is owymek denoted to the GnisMtfofr- l "Oh, if you're as far gnus as that, I 1 have nothing more to say, jeered Hero. The wedding-day came, and the wed­ ding tour pained away, amid ths thunders of N iagara and the preen glitter of the Thousand Islands , and the gray walls of Quebec, and when Nannie Aubrey came home to the house Donald had furnished for her, she wore a face as bright as a rose in June. Grandpapa and grandmother Vivian were waiting on the threshold to greet ber. Nannie kissed and hugged them both noct heartily. "It is so nice to hare you here to wel­ come us," she said. And you’er rare your rooms have been quite comfortable^ And grandpapa has had his dinners just tu be liked them ? But I mean to see to that myself now. For you don't know what a famous little houskeeper I am go­ ing to make." But when the cosy tea-dinner was over tbo old people got up. -Where are you goingI" cried Namue. seme rate for a she “Homa." said grasdmama Vivian. *!■ ■” rU1JL7S and over, filiffS cent �. IS. 18^7. U.mxu, Mio, revolution in public sentiment s the movement in twenty-five years. | Advices from Harper’^ Ferry represent the tec as fast breaking up and the river | rapidly Tiair^m ■’otMequeuco of the heavy । rains of the put three days and from the | mw. u I Georgetown are preparing to move their goods from the wharves in anticipation of a freshet, such a> hu wrought such de­ struction in the West Logan. Gmvsrtiou that rrwmrinated him, held Speech of Hott. H. W. Blair of New Hampshire before the Third o« the 10th inst. It will pay to carefully Congressional Convention, Jan. 10,1877. rf om ot the Ml tUeatod ud importance of an unbroken Republican delegation from New Hampshire in tha next Congress, and of his ability to honor the people of his district, much more than our Washington letter. The plan of. the joint oommitte for settling the Presidential contest it, prospect* of its adoption—State jroenero in the Hospital—The wo­ mens suffrage convention-Antiol- poieo ire* net. Wasjuxgtox, D. C., Jan. 19, ’77 Now that the tetnpcstuouj waters of the Atlantic ocean roll between Mr. Junes G. BcmoU and Mbs May’s big brother, thus averting fur a time the National calamity lie while they lingered within the range of ing a Prorident which wo muddled so bad on the 7th of November that extra aid is to be aoliritated from the Supreme Court. bring Jesanedly discussed by almost every one in the District of Columbia. It is House and Senate, although it will bo opposed. Randall, “Wood and Knott arc , ■ alleged to be very unfriendly.. The idea highest privilege, as well as duty, of Amer- too suggestive of turning the election of a or Gkntlkmxn the Convention :— I thank you with a full heart for this most cordial greeting, and for the renomi­ nation, which, as thp representatives of the Republ icans of the Third Congression­ al District you have so generously accord­ ed to me as your and their candidate for the Forty-Fifth Congress. When, two years ago, I was placed in the same position, the District was in the hands of the Democratic party. At the end of a campaign which u, and will be memorable fyr the activity and determina tion manifested by both parties, the Third District was redeemed. The House of Representatives to which I wu elected, has been opposed, political­ ly to the other branch of Congress, and to the administration Dow in power ; and there is little which a member of Congress of ordinary powers of mind, and small ex­ perience in affairs, particularly when act­ ing with the minority, can do in two years, that is important to the country or espe­ cially honorable to his constituents. Yet he can always vote. That duty I have endeavored to perform, having, I be­ lieve, been present on every division of the House, when my vote was of consequence to the country, or to the noble party, which had by such unusual effort, placed me there. ‘ For the past I thank you as warmly as when two years since I pledged my best and constant efforts to be worthy of the confidence and trust reposed in me by the Third Congressional District For ths present I thank you, and I now renew that pledge of tayotion. Z For the strenuous < tort which was then Aside from the hqpe of accomplishing some alight good to ‘the country, there is nothing of much valuj to me in this posi­ tion, but the kindly appreciation of my constituents. So far *s the honor and dis­ tinction conferred hy it are concerned, while by no mean* insensible to them, I can truly say, if I know my own heart, that they are not ^objects of the mast anxious pursuit, noi of supreme satisfac­ tion. But I have never felt more true Joy, than in noting from time to time, the evi­ dences of cordial good will, not to say of personal attachment, which have come to me uuFought, but not undesired, from evoy port of the district. Whatever may ing so grateful to my ireJings u this gen­ erous appreciation of thorn whose will it haa been and shall be, my chief study to sincerely briisvs Hayes was fldrly elected discern and first object to obey. M the 7th of November and that his It is not every constituency in this nation whose intelligence, virtue aod patriotism are all of so high an order, that the representative haa only to follow the quite as confident that Tilden and ths indications of the public will. Happily for me, I have little to do, but to tread in the jathway which the Republicans of the Granite State have made to the goal of national prosperity and renown ; a path- by anticipation in prawnin'on 4f good fat the victorious sacrifices of patriotism. and made luminous with the beacons of hope r_. .11 i—J. ji___ ._______ 1 voices an amount of heroism not possessed bytnc average office-hunting Democrat, excused by the necessities of tho crisis, for me to adjure you to.carry tho District. tutipnality ; but probably no plan could Although personally I'desire it, that is no sufficient reason, for the Third District ipport. Senator on the ground, that it accords to Congress the right »o.go behind the returns, a pow- perilous duty upon a more important occa­ sion. . The political character of tins national government is likely to be largely in­ fluenced, pernsps in pave respects coo- duty of patriotic conservatism, and that H R. 3t»v»n‘» Column. duly wo shall perform. Let it be so un­ derstood. There should be no room fur mwappre* henaion by any jieraon or party. Let there be no fatal mistake. We shall pro­ serve peace peaceably if possible, -but we shall conquer a peace if necessary. The talmneu of the Republican party is born of its conscious strength ; the justice of its cause, and the lofty patriotism of its pur­ poses. The party is not simply the sup­ port of. Hayes and Wheeler. It is the 1 Blood Pnriter. country’s only ehampion of order and law. Lot not those whoso capital hu been bluster in council, ferocity on the platform, tbs worn CMM of BereCata. fraud and cruelty toward the ignorant and defenceless, ami pusillanimity i n the pres- S ence of stern sacrifloce, which great cxigcn>♦nded by jAytidaas and apo cics of their own creation required of the American people,—let no such men mis­ take the loyal quiet of the Republican par­ ty for indifference or cowardice. Three months nf intrigue and stealth and secret practice in the haunts of treason wont cua of Caaktr. are nut necessary to prepare tlio Republi* can party—aye, tne loyal men of this whole nation without distinction of party —for the crusade of liberty if madmen and demagogues cboo« to precipitate blood. Forty millions of people would be armed Will eradicate Salt ilhoum front tha ayaUe. and phalanxed in a day, and in the end an indignant nolibn would vindicate the uses of the gallowr, and ornament its hideous Cana th* most lavSWraU cMoaof Erydpalaa. timbers witb^tbeM conspirators against the public peaftc. The Democratic party through the S ate committee tender to ua Bsmorso Pimple* and HuntM from tha face. in substance, Tilden or revolution. We tender to them n* wo propose to ourselves, submission to the constitution and the Cans ComtlpaUon and rwrvlates the bowtia. laws, or tho severest penalties uf their violation. When the crisis comes upon that issue, it must bo and it will b« stern­ la a rtiuabl* remedy for Hoadacb*. ly met. And it is a source of unfailing confidence and hope that God has placed at the head of our affairs a chief magis­ Will cun DyipeptiAtrate, firm, mgacious. resolute, incorrupti­ ble and patriotic, who has done as much for his country and mankind as any man Baatoras th* entire system to a healthy « 5n any land, who ever drew the sword or controlled the helm of the ship of State. Patriotic men of all parties,—and the Cute* Palu. In the Side. masses of all parties are patriotic.—must be cool becaute there is danger, Let us follow their counsels and we shall reach I;»morc« tho canso ot IMsatneaa. the solutions of peace. Methods known to the law are all sufficient Let ns hope that time and the presence of real danger will clog the tongues of these blatant con­ UtileVW Falutaw* at th* 8loameh. querors and molify the horrid front of this paper and platform war. But this is no case for compromise. Curse Palaa In the Baek. There is nothing to compromise. Either Huyas or Tilden is elected—and one of them should be inaugurated, and will be Effectually cur** Kldaay Complete-.. inaugurated, while the other must not be inaugurated because, as his opponent has. been, so he has not been, and cannot be, I* offwllve In lie ear* of Female Weal elected, rithif* by the people or by the House. I firmly believe that justic and the un­ I* tbe<T*at remedy for Gaamti DtiiUI impeached and unimpeachable forms of law now demonstrate the election of Mr. Hayes j and f see nothing but successful treason which is revolution, that can pre­ vent his triumphant succession to the Pres­ idency of the United Slates. What maybe hoped by the whole Political Notea. country from that event, may be inferred from ins dignified bearing ever since, as Aod now ‘‘Got" Nicholls of Louisiana well as before, his election, and from the elevated sentiments and broad patriotism which are exhibited in every act and ut­ The Louisiana Returning Board will terance of his public life. ' To elect a President, and then to com­ reaist the eontemp proceedings to the last promise away his inauguration under extremity. threats of revolution or of violence, or tor The funeral of the Republic has been plunder or from any cause whatever, is the indefinitely postponed^ owing to the obati* desfruetion of constitutional government nacy of the corpse. It is the establishment of a precedent Preaidont Grant, by his talk of Sunday, which will abolish elections,—because, in all future time fraud and violence before. slammed the ghost of Caesar back into its coupled with noise and threatening after, coffin and mt down on the grave. the decision of the ballot-box, will have The New Hampshire Democracy have only to follow that precedent in order to reverse the decrees of tho people at the nominated Daniel Marcy for Governor, and polls whenever it is more pleasant to Thomas Dinsmore for Railroad Commiathreaten rebellion than to acquiesce in the laws of the land. ’ Thcrc are in Milwaukee about 125 G^tlemen of the Convention : I shall at ohce return to my place. There I must manufacturing establishments, employing remain during tho campaign ; but I shall nearly 915,000,000 capital and about 8,­ partake with • you in all ite anxieties, its 000 workmen. hopes, and, I trust, also in its fruitions. It transpires that Tilden was the gener­ Under ordinary circumstances I might be here; but I have now a more important al who maneuvered the Oregon job. Sev­ duty to perform than to secure; my own enteen thousand dollars of his money it is re-elootion I. leave all that is pereonal said did the business. in your hands. I know that you will do Gilman Marston is the Republican nom­ SvorytUag which can be done to achieve a triumph in this District and in the inee for Congress from the First Dietriot, State at large,—a triumph most gratifying and Hon. James F. Briggs from the See* to us all, and in that larger view which ond District, New Hampshire. embraces the solemn and imperious de­ The Central Vermont Railway ia to be mands of national welfare, almost indis­ Other improv pensable to our loved and glorious laud. rehid with steel rails Fellow-eitisftns. remember that patriotiam, rnents are also contemplated thus ™*<kjustice, and liberty demand from ysu the verdict of New Hampshire. I mfmnnah <*7you to mako the campaign apgresaive. Mr. Tilden's Presidential eanvnaa will be sure to result in handing his name VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE you ijprwMPt asy heartfelt acknowledge- Carulioa town has been changed from Shoe Heel to Tilden. - Toys, Toys, Chandeliers, Crockery, TOYS! TOYST! If you want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to 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. CI1MWK & LAWS 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 AU Kinds and AU Prices. Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at SfflTfJ, wee REMOVAL! xxi30w4. TU HEMT OF MSEASEI THE FOE OF PAIN Te MAM AMD BXAST l>A.0nU0H ’ MUSTANG LINIMENT, mu HAT STB GRAND RAPIDS, /ago/ro^r o/f jyroeq- «r O^L tfoLw srw, o"r "r*mWT^r Lee^yn /g yjr f**irrw>r 22 MONROE ST. NOT DOOR TO S100.00 in Greenbacks taken the oath of allegiance to that govern- MICHIGAN NSW Your-No*,8.1E76. > pjfK»TO/l'S. Hastings, Dec. 14th, 1876. It is whispered that ex-Gov. Isham G. Hama, United States Senator elect from this Convention, of every citiscn of my District, and of the Granna State, and fur Produce, Etc. WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS. THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHES, NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU MAN BODY, OB THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMALS, THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING 25c., 50c., or 81.00. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY a VALUABLE HORSE xx45i) D‘"P ... CARBOLIC OIL LINIMENT �duty of patriotic conservatism, and that duty wc shall perform. Let it be so un­ derstood. There should be no room for misappre­ hension by any person or party. Let there be no fatal mistake. We shall pre­ serve peace peaceably if possible, but we shall conquer i apeace if necessary. The Habtdtos, Mica., Jak talmuess of the Republican party is born of its conscious strength ; the justice of its cause, and the lofty patriotism of its pur­ e print in this of poses. The party is not simply the sup­ port of Hayes and Wheeler. It is the country’s only champion of order and law. Lot not those whose capital has been Speech of Hoe. H. W. Blair of New bluster in council, ferocity on the platform, Hampshire before the Third fraud and cruelty toward the ignorant and Oth intt. It will pay to carefully • Congressional Convention, defenceless, and pusillanimity in the pres­ Jan. 10,1877. ence of stern sacrifices, which great exigen­ cies of their own creation required of tho af one of the most talented and American people,—let no such men mis­ Gkntlkmkn ot the Convention take the loyal quiet of the Republican par­ I thank you with a full heart for this ty for indifference or cowardicemost cordial greeting, and for the renomi­ Three months of intrigue and stealth nation, which, as the representatives of and secret practice in the haunts of treason tho Republicans of the Third Congreasionare not necessary to prepare the Republi­ al District you have so generously accord­ importance of an unbroken Republican can party—aye, the loyal men of this ed to me as your and their candidate for wh olo Motion without distinction of party delegation from New Hampshire in tha the Forty-Fifth Congress. —for the crusade of liberty if madmen next Congress, and of his ability to honor When, two years ago, I was placed in and demagogue* choose to precipitate the people of his district, mueh more than blood. Forty millions ofpeople would be armed end of a campaign which u, and will be and phalanxed in a day, and in the end an memorable for the activity and determina indignant naiion would vindicate the uses our ashington letter tion manifested by both parties, the Third of the gallowr, and ornament its hideous District was redeemed. timbers with these conspirators against The House of Representatives to which Th* pian of the joist oommitt® for the public peace. Tho Democratic party I was elected, has been opposed, political­ witting th® Presidential contest ly to the other branch of Congress, and to through the State committee tender to us I the administration now in power ; and in substance, Tilden or revolution. We tender to them aa we propose to ourselves, tt,prosp®cti of its adoption—Stat® there is little which a member of Congress submission to the constitution and the -pmonert in the Hospital—The wo­ of ordinary powers of mind, and small ex­ laws, or the severest penalties of their perience in affairs, particularly when act. violation. When the crisis comes upo^ mans suffrag® eoowotion-Antioiing with the minority, can do in two years, poteo ir®OB®i. that is important to the country or espe­ that issue, it must be and it will b« stern­ ly met. And it is a source of unfailing cially honorable to his constituents. Washington, D. C., Jan. 19,77 Yet he can always rote. That duty I confidence and hope that God has placed at the Head of our affairs a chief magis­ have endeavored to perform, having, I be­ low that the tempestuous waters ofthe lieve, been present on every division of the trate, firm, sagacious, resolute, incorrupti­ ble and patriotic, who hu done u much antic ocean roll between Mr. James G. House, when my vote was of consequence for his country and mankind u any man to the country, or to the noble party, Bcoantt and Miss May's big brother, thus which had by such unusual effort, placed in any land, who ever drew the sword or controlled the helm of the ship of State. averting for a time the National calamity me there. Patriotic men of all putie^,—and the that distracted the intellect of the Repub­ For the put I thank you as warmly as masses of all parties are patriotic.—must when two years sinoe I pledged my best lic while they lingered within the range of be cool becavte there is danger. Let us each others deadly pistols, opportunity is and constant efforts to be worthy of the foltow their counsels and we shall reach confidence and trust reposed in mo by the the solutions of peace. Methods known Third Congressional District. ing a Pnmdent which wo muddled so bad For the present I thank you, and I now to the law are all sufficient. Let us hope that time and the presence of real danger on the 7th of November that extra aid is renew that pledge of deroti m. x For the strenuous effort which was then will clog the tongues of these blatant con­ to be sdicitatod from the Supreme Court. made in my behalf, and which I know will querors and molify the horrid front of this The-fian almost unanimously adopted by be repeated in svery town of my district paper and platform war. .the joint committee ofthe two Houses, is to reelect me, I sincerely avow my pro­ But thts is no case for compromise. There is nothing to compromise. Either Iwreg Ire »wdly discussed by almost every found gratitude today. Aside from the bop® of accomplishing Huyes or Tilden is elected—and one of one in the District of Columbia. It is them should be inaugurated, and will be . the- general imprearion that it will be some slight good to the country, there ia inaugurated, while the other must not bo nothing of much value to me in this posi­ agreed to by a large majority in both tion, but tho kindly appreciation of my inaugurated because, as his opponent has House and Senate, although it will be constituents. So far as the honor and dis­ been, so he hss not been, and cannot be, opposed. Randall, Wood and Knott arc tinction conferred by it are concerned. elected, either by the people or by the House. . I firmly believe that jostle and the un­ impeached and unimpeachable forms of b alleged to be very unfriendly.. The idea anxious pursuit, nor of supreme satisfac­ law now demonstrate the election of Mr. Hayes; and I see nothing but successful tion. higtnt privilege, u well aa duty, of AmerBut I have never felt more true joy, treason which is revolution, that can pre­ than in noting from time to time, the evi­ vent his triumphant succession to the Prcsdences of cordial good will, not to say of• idenev of the United States. What may be hoped by the whole personal attachment, which have come to too suggestive of turning the election of i me unsought, but not undesired, from country from that event, may be inferred every part of the district Whatever may from hii dignified bearing ever since, as well aa before, his election, and from tho elevated sentiments and broad patriotism which are exhibited in every act and ut­ more preferable; There are others who has been and shall be, my chief study to terance of his public Ufa sincerely believe Hayes was fixiriy elected discern and first object to obey. To sleet a President, and then to com­ «o the 7th of November and that his It is not every constituency in this promise away his inauguration under threats of revolution or of violence, or tor rights cannot be bartered or given away; nation whose intelligence, virtue and patriotism are all of so high an order, that plunder or from any cause whatever, is the the representative has only to follow the destruction of constitutional government. quite as confident that Tilden and th: indications of the public will. Happily It is the establishment of a precedent canoe of reform are being betrayed in the for me, I have little to da, but to tread which will abolish elections.—because, in r all future time fraud and violence before, ■ coupled with noise and threatening after, These are “Tilden national prosperity and renown; a path­ the derision of the ballot-box, will have way which they have immortalised with, only to follow that precedent in order to the victorious sacrifices of patriotism, and reverse the decrees of tho people at the made luminous with tho beacons of hope। polls whenever it is more pleasant to threaten rebellion than to acquiesce in the valves in amount of heroism not possessed for all lands and all ages to come. It may be in bad taste, if so I shall be laws of tho land. by inc average office-hunting Democrat, Gentlemen of the Convention : I shall excused by the nrre—irics of the crisis, for and Some of both parties urge its unconsti- me to adjure you to carry the District. at once return to my place. There I must tatfocalhy, but probably no plan could. Although personally I desire it, that is no remain.during the campaign ; but I shall sufficient reason, for the Third District partake with • yon in all its anxieties, its •rived unanimous support. Senator hu many worthier sons than I. But the hopes, sod, I trust, also in its fruitions. Granite Guards, so often the folorn hope। Under ordinary circumstances I might be Morton base* his chief objection to it upof the country in derisive political cam­ here; but I have now a more important paigns, have seldom been called to their■ duty to perform than to secure rmy own I leave all that is personal the right to go behind tha returns, a pow- perilous duly upon a more important ooca-■ re-election in your hands. I know that you will do "Tri. The political character' of tho nationali everything which can be done to achieve ‘ is likely to be largely in-. a triumph in this. District and in the , State at large,—a triumph most gratifying to U3 all, and in that largoc view which embraces the solemn and imperious de­ mands of national welfare, almost indiet -tai revolution in public sentiment . towards the movement in twenty-five yearn. Advices from Harper's Ferry represent the ice as fut breaking up and the river rapidly rising -wnaequanco of the heavy rains of thepast three days and from the 29,1877. melting snow. Merchants here and at Georgetown are preparing to move their Bannxx, goods from the wharves in anticipation of a freshet, such as has wrought such destructian in the West. Logan. W k( Jvx »' « ■ - 1 - , ■ H- R. Sjeyen’s Column. “VEfiETIN VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE Produce, Etc. TOYS! TOYS!! If you want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to < it Blood Purifier. tho wom earn of Scrofala. .eadad by ihyiidons asd apot Curts the worst eaaaa of Conker. Mmu with wondarfal saceaaa in Marenrtal WUl oradkBU Salt Rhousn froo tha ojstacu . Cera, tho most tavsterau eaaaa of EryalpataA SMITH, MB I ■ PRESTON’S 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. Itemove* Plmplss on J Humoa from tho toes. Carts CcnxilpoUon and reflates tho bowota to a valaabla rsmedy for Headache. WIU cure Djtpcpala. Eortotos the entirt system to a healthy oerftfa IbSCSBMOf Dtelamo. Falninem st ths 8to=»eb. MiatbaBMk. • In lu ears ot FsaaM Wasta Urtmrfyfor Gcxsrai DsNItr Vegetino is Sold by all Drugglfti. Political Notw. And now '‘Gov" Nicholls of Tunisians speaks of “my Supreme Court." The Louisiana Returning Board will resist, the eontemp proceedings to the last extremity. The funeral of the Republic haa been indefinitely postponed, j owing to the obsti­ nacy of tho corpse. President Grant, by his talk of Sunday, slammed the ghost of Caesar back into its coffin and eat down on the grave. CHiMElHS £ 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 All Kinds and All Prices. Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at s/Kiry, m/ot 4 wtro/i’s manufacturing establishments, employing nearly *15,000,000 capital and about 8,« 000 workmen. It transpires that Tilden was the gener­ al who maneuvered the Oregon job. Sev­ enteen thousand dollars of his inonrr it ia said did the business. Gilman Manton is the Republican nom­ inee for Congress from the First District, and Hon. James F. Briggs from the Sec­ ond District, New Hampshire. The Central Vermont Railway is to be relaid with steel rails. Other improv meota are also contemplated thus mak­ ing the lino second to Done in the ooun- taken the oath of allegiance to thatf'ovarasnent during the wet. are greatly divided on the Governor xu30w4. Hastings, Dec. 14th, 1876. REMOVAL! THE EREMT OF ilSEAIEl THE FOE OF PAIN TO XII AXD BUST lilbaOnWUd The New Hampshire Democracy have nominated Daniel Marcy for Governor, and Thomas Dinsmore for Railroad Commusioner. There are in Milwaukee about 125 Republican in the Third District, and if xt justiee, and liberty demand from yen the will not be deemed impertinent, I would verdict of Hew Hampshire. I admonish warn every Republican in the State, you to make the campaign aggresriva Mr. Tilden's Presidential canvass will Attack, attack at once and constantly, and be sure to result in handing his name you will hare no need to defend. down to posterity. The name of a North our recent brilliant sucCarolina town has been changed from Shoe you nprsssnt my heartfelt acknowlcdgeHed to Tilden. • -------- e~ —u generous action, and to It is whispered that ex-Gov. Isham G. inddatigable express my earnest desire Harris, United States Senator elect from adalib. alleged diapateh: Toys, Toys, Chandeliers, Crockery, MUSTANG LINIMENT, STB UT STOKE GRAND RAPIDS, /s/fopoip o/ ryrce^- or c^l Ju>oLro/i sTt“r*> tuT "MW Wf teov" 'X r<» /'"‘■rriTT^fp Sfoift, 22 MONROE ST NKXT DOOR TO tlOO.OO in Greenback! WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS. THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHES, NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY, OR THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN IM ALB; THAT DOE8 NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING 25a, 50a, or *1.(K». HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE xx4SjJ D‘w �[is gepi-Weekly Itepbbltcipfcajiper. Annual Meeting of th® Barry County IlfillAL >APUfif iAHT MlffT 1. trangelvs guide [This article wan mislaid and overlooked, but should be printed even at this late day.— En.] CITY LOCAL R- R- TIME-CARD cultural Soei*<y..M th. Court Jtovm Ifac. Seth 1870 and were called to order by the Pres- i«L ■ - ■ -- -----------------------------*---------------Drug’. Medicines, Perfumeries, Etc., Etc. Special Notices Our Country. Agricultural Society. Wntt*________________ Ever since the discovery of America by Col­ D. 1492, ther* has oftot been umbus in A. the safety of our Nation. And this anxiety was not only experienced during time* of the Revolutionary war, and the various other Tha record ot the proccadinp of the hat hu- ». a-tor.M. Nksht Express JscKSOu upress. -. Atlantic Sxprea« i.SatardayaadSundayslMO r. n. Th* finance report of th* President, Becro. follows: uonra -4 18 — ■ 100 00 Psrifie Express at : 3fi -Way Freisbt.............................................. Idtr.M. All train* dsily *x«*Pt Sundays—except a* Total. give a short extract from a discourse delivered May 16, 1842, by nn able minister. Surely If there has been a year since our govern- there waa much apprehension of danger. Tho speaker said "the pulpit would be false to it* trust, were it not to hive a solemn and earnest limes perilous, and they are so ; look \ uninterrupted J it, Irriag. Filtnors. Bown*. Alto. Haiti nr» and Battle Crock-Arrirs Uutincssnd Woodland—Arrive Tuesday. Thure- receipts “ land MBtraet..... 227““^ try* salary. d contrast........... ___ ____ ___ uh on hand................ .................. Kft: cal aspect ofthe community remembering the lesvaus of history, much that is, and should be. dear to the patriot and the Chris­ tian i* periled , and no man, to whom peace* order, and progress are dear, can be without anxiety. The pulpit should speak to utter the monition* of religion—to call men to a eonsid- TODAY’S ADVER flSEMENTS. Probate Order—Rstate of WQliam Bryan*. All About the County. clarees paying the money offered for the 3 yr., old race in addition to that offered in *io. 1 There was a misunderstanding in relation to the divison of money,$30 wa* th* sum of­ fered in th* No. 1, abi$7 in the fiyr old. Your Secretary understood at the limo that Michigan Central stock* 49 cents. vertised premiums awarded. Those winning in No. I, claimed th* full earn of $30 leaving We ar* still taking wood on subacription. The Masonic Festival on Friday evening was very pleasant affair. ft K. Barber, will beat Saginaw exhibiting Remember th* Tenn***** Jubilee Sinren The Legislature stand* adjourned until Tusaday evening Feb. 6th, at eight o'elock. Ask your neighbor to aubccrib* for th* BxxrWsxxtr .RwyaucaM Baxxxx only $1.60a The efforts of the city authorities tu enforce Address Ben. Vandelf A C<£. Box —■ - r. -oetor street, N. Y. xx»73«6_ TIFCoNSUMPTIVES. permanently cured pUoa. by a simple a Ettas Gold 106). Greenback* are 94) on the dollar In coin. Sts._______________________________ rew# eration of their common responsibilities, and to bid them amid political strife to remember and obey Christian principle. Our difficulties rraedy, U ■ ar* not with a foreign power, and we should J. M. NEVINS. P. M. The Secretary would further report; That the three years old trotting not being-Oiled and the entries in Ne. 1 Troting being large it still due Ira McAllister $3.00 and Geo. Hol­ den $2.00 and Rob. Mitchell $2.00. if equally divided there ia due C. II. Olmstead $6.00 Barton King $3.00. four month* old or over, awarded to T. Philt lips, ia protested by Hdgh Kennedy, and i* supposed to be on the ground ^difference in merit. If the awardef the committee is sus­ tained there isdudT. Phillips $3.00, if not there la due H. Kennedy $8.00. These reserved premium* for your decision amount to $12. The Premium orders drawn and not paid up brethren.” BARNESfc CO utely n«oss*ai7 to personally ■ pstlsnti wbh their Inns* a from POST OFFICE TIME CARD Sutern. *. «. Wvvtcni. slIJ5e. M. J mtian and Lowell—Arrivs daily, axcept Sunday, Forget’not this great truth in the tempting hour—in the season of excitement— in thr time when a practical trial shall be wuhinx the IL Wlleon. 1 ERRORS of YOUTH: ’° of the reader*, is directed. M flTTm/rm Secretary. Th* Report waa accepted and adopted. Local Correspondence. motion of Mr. 8. J. Didieman, the Judge* HxsTtxas, Jan. 23th, 1877. Ei>. lUttitrnTh* Gran<l Lodge session of the United Sons of Industry having by Friday noon of last week completed a four days soas> Th* city Phillipa. authorities ar* in earnest in thalr they will not yield an lota to any particular. No. 1, and |7 i ’ the »o called. -Colt trot.” win nmw W. H. GOODYEAR, eqqqaa.r.sttJL: There is duo D. Striker, balance on land contract, th* sum of fifty dollars an I a small od on the first page of this issue, th* attontioa Rmistw* or Roast. Arrstas for 1877, pubbliahed at Albany N. Y., by Lvtbkx Tvckr A Sos, and mailed to any address for the nomin- the only) publication of the kind, and con-, tains 130 pages of practical matter. interesting Not* in these days of much forebodings, and to every resident in th* eountry, illustrated prophesying of evil, to these United Slates, with no leas than 140 beautiful engravings, it is perhaps not only consolatory, but profit almost all original. IVe notice particularly a able for a lover of his country, to remember vyvvj thpe* wilUnc to work capital article on “Practical Ventilation,'* that in other days the same foreboding* have dossn dollars a daj ri*ht in U>*lr ewn locslltia*. which discus*** this all important topic in a Uava no room to explain here- Busin*** pteMsnt clear and at tho same scientific manner, giving been expressed, and after all they were not •nd houorable. Women, and bor* and siri* do a* realised. We believe that the same Almighty then anythin* folly Illustrated descriptions of all tha ImRuler of nations, that led our father* through tine you. Parthe Revolutionary war, the late terrible Re­ prefixed, and a very useful feature is the “Far­ bellion, and all the other war*, will still exmer’s Register/' which gives the adt'ressdwof totid His protecting power around, us, and scrt49tf thjit our glorious Republic shall be perpetua­ Mta, Afetae ted until time shall close his record, and “the To Use Worklaa Class.—Wo are now pre­ PMJTU W lUVUMU —“ indifferent to the feet that God punishes na­ mint al bom*, th* whole of th* Apples Wanted, snare moment*. Uu*inssan«w,lh cents to tion* for their sins, and that, that punishment Penon* ot cilhar »*x m r derot- Io any quantity at the Cider Mill of W. 8. fimsttsii'altt: slavery, while wo msy be sorely chastised, we shall not be destroyed; we shall be purifiedfrom the dross, only to rvaliie a better and brighter prosperity. Let every ehristion pa­ triot obey the abostolio injuctiou to -pray fur । all who are in authority,” for there is a great power in prayer, and our nation's history ha* on Friday craning. Tho Annual Regiafer. and whether jre do indeed belie re, that wis- drao-and to will iMd on, A B. Shriner, Jefferson street, Hastings, for which the highest market prici vnll be paid. xxiVJlC. that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRADSt and has in stock and daily amir a> fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs ana Modicinesf Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and in fact a camplete Stock " •- — Merchandise to the people duced Prices. pllf____ __ reetly opposite Er. One door cast of, Hastings, July 18,1 STATS' City - Local tJlipi/tcpp Jloticop Me. There was some excellent singing, that de­ serves special notice, at the Masonic Festival This space i* Contracted for by ‘ frSEri? East After many yean in the business, can ■■ WCUO2VU. ARM Lost.—On Thursday last, a Satchel on tho Battle Creek ro^d, with-in tour mile# of this city, containing various trinkets, a pair of spectacles, and a girl'# picture. The finder will confer a special favor by portanc* to the brotherhood and community leaving it at the Bannxb office. at large to give through your columns (with Elizabeth Hardy. permission) a short statement of the proceed­ Jan. 27, 1877. jan29t3 IA, £,tiss.,3^HTEa'aix UIU11U WM "CVIIUU. w. XX. DUSDOimt, UK senior member, with the experience of a lifetime, will al* faction to this buinere. ing* including the officers elected for the comThe Chair appointed as tollers, Messrs. 8. J. Bidelman and John J. Perkin*. Medical department. choice of Herman 8. WJdger of Irving for President. O. C. Taylor of Grandville,-1st Vic* Preri- suited as folltfws: evening of this week. It i* desired that every Thoma* Altoft Darwin MeUraber , i On motion of T. Phillip the meeting proceed to ballot for President, which resulted aa fol- the article of Mr. Willi*. We did nothing of the kind: we simply printed the article and J°Th«w upcnHeun^^oughtaUn waa decUrcd duly *)ected. * The meeting then proceeded to th* election of Secretary, with th* following r*«nlt: nmIvmL v*r*« Phillip* wa* duly elected. ’ Th* mMting th*n procee ded to the of Treasurer, which resulted as follow*: of Irving and Johnson of Grand Rapids. Grand Chaplain, Scott of Grand Rapids. Inside Sentinel, 8. Garriron of Hastings. Outside Sentinel, John Dennis Of Hartings. The Grand Council, Widger of Irving, Aus­ tin of Grand Rapids and Taylor of Grandville. All of which is reepeotfolly submitted. Cntssx. Loss of Appetite. suit if th*brain i* overworked and the muscels under worked, the appitite 1* very opt. to fail, from a general atony of the sytetn. 1'uuruv Starr restore* the tone of the digestive *y»tem, and consequently the appetite, by sup­ plying a pure block to organs to weak to make it without assistance Sold by all druggist A spicy sketoh descriptive of a trip over An Ordinance relative to Saloons. tbc Atchison Topeka and SantaFe Railroad and of the beauties, socnery and pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by "Nym Crinkle,” tho musica! and dramatic critic of tho New York World, sent free on paplication,together with tho San Juan Guide, maps and time table# of thia new and pop­ ular route from Kansas Cityand Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all point# in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arixona and tho San Juan Mines. The fincat line of Pullman Sleepers on the continent between the Mis­ souri River and the Rocky Mountains without change. Addrea# T. J. A.MDEB8ON, • Gen. Pau. Act. □□•not rev dollars orAy Topeka, Kan. Jan. 4 ’76 tf ’iszr.^esas Notice. Having sold out my Meat Market, hereby give notice to all tho®# that are indebted to mo to come and settle their account# forthwith and save coeta. I also have got a nice matched team, or AN ORDINANCE Relative to the Pay­ either one of the two hones, for sale, with ment of in Annual Saury to the doable harnce# (almost new). I will" give member# of the Fire Department. reasonable term* on good paper. Valkntini Lxin#, Hasting, Jaa. Itfth, 1877. 774wtw A. Card. List of Petit Jurors, drawn on the eighteenth day of January. A. D„ 1877, pursuant to pre- We take this opportunity of informing the public, that we will safely and radical­ --■—j--............... ..... -1 ly euro all case# of pilet, without the u«e Denial Striker was declared du­ of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. ly etoeted. E. F. A I. W. Brown. On wretion, Samuel J Ridelman, Thorns* on said Court, at the Court House in the city Banting#, Dec. 21, 1876. xxiCSli Altoft. C. J. Norris, Burton King, and JoMph of Hasting* on the first day of said Term, toC. Bray, were unanimously elected Director*. Marshal!, by ballot which resulted aa follow*: »1.10. Rapids, 2nd ury. Trustee*. Sullivan of Grandville, Chandler of Middleville, Tomlinson of Hastings,’Cridler of Vie* President, which resulted as follows : Hartings, or tlmetat J. Craig, (colored) of Grand Vice President. George Ansi in of Grand ■ Rapids, Grand Secretary. Thomas Bl'ndston ot Carlton, Grand Treas­ mgs Thoms* Altoft elected. gregalional church al Eaton Rapids, tn th* Presbyterian church in thia eity, on Sunday morning. The “Iron Trail.’ The first thing after seating tho Delegates was to elect officer* which resulted in th* wit, th* fifth day of February si 2 o'clock In p«*t the Aaaiataat General Freight Agt. of the Baltimore A Ohio Bailread, haa been John. Woodland: Aiachel Beach, Jr., Johns­ town ; Daniel Clever, Mapla Orpvt: Aaron Sac.2t>. Oath* 2^ Notice. the afternoon: William Horton. Assyria: Andrew Brea**, - Farmers plexne take notice that I have Johnstown : J. M. Leach, Carlton: John K. . bought out the interest of Calhouu & Flowers, Prairieville: G*org* T. Cowan, Yan- Beckwith, in the hotel barn and you will ke* Spring* ; Lewi* Wiloox, Rutland : John find it to your interest to call and see me. Harrington, Baltimore: Charle* Mswrty xriSltf J. W. BnooK. Hope: Hiram Feagl**, Castleton : Albert Roach: Barry: Romanic P. Brown, Hastings town­ M. D. Rood datives to call attention to ahipl'James Carlisle, Tbornapple: Joel St hi# • new Wagon Shop, where ~ ‘he may"be Subsarib* far both withe®! daisy. fntato’e‘Fire Fund afmM all hours of any day, ready to do k in hie line, from nutUne a new I. J***., OraagetfU*: K- M- HtoU»J Irvtag: Church and Railroad Street. Hastina*. this 17th day i Attest: MD. Qvscxxk'ivm. POSITIVELY CURED When death ■■wa spina STEBBINS BROS. H-tjig, Jul, 280,1876. xxlte STAVES. STAVES. Highest Market Price Cash, For Pipe Starov delivered In Haxttert. NaahrIH*. rMiddl«vUl*. Inquire nt Central Bosse. Barytao*. Minufieyt.a.Mat. UhurtralH^PricU Ca(al«ffi« , J �23484848235348484802 23232348484890232301232328422353532353232323482353535353481848234823235302535353482 �P7P7P UP7!K>P?OP777U7PP79 UUUT.�7PU7PUU7PP OXLY OUR»G JANUARY AXD W e will pay the Railroad Fare to Grand and back again, of any one buying $25.00 .00 worth of goods from our stoi , _ is bought, we will pay the fare,One Way We do this because we want to seU off our wmt WE HAVE ONEY ONE PRICE. 23232323534848535353234853 11[ mu sill (Ms uis nw am stik b shib 975243 ■ We An Selil*g Mens’ Heavy Overcoats at $3 50 : M 00 ; 5 00 and Upwards, ' We Are SelBaf . • Mens’ Fine Overcoats at $940; $12.00: and S15.00. WeAre8*« flt/lt’ Bttiflitt S»/f» V® 907 5*7 I* Mens’ Fine All VVool- Suits *Only $1000 and $12 00.^* EXTRA LOW PRICES ON PINE OVERCOAT SUHS BOYS’ OVERCOATS AND SUTTS. - - &J5, $3 50, H 00 $5 00 ■&* Tpvui. ts* Tele edweuft tf tU> .Uan to «aee mkt fcy tayw * “■ -e Gn>d Ripde.-SW eostui£ <« Mthi^ » ‘ Star Clothing House. 38, 40 and 42, Canal st., Grand Rapids. Holl^way'e Advertisement*. 534848482353535323534848235330U7U7P?8PU IA1I WMffl. 32181301010101020222022804000200 972^41 �/&77 Stats .egala. Mtchigiu Central Hailroad Comfit building 3 number or new loco*• RMirai U their shops in Jackson. Ko ASdaviti of publication A»» to be inrerted at Free ride to Granditapids |AND RETURN.| ‘ ■ The llcfonxi Club al Kalgmaxoo, started •-X'~Vy Reynolds recently, has already * tuueM a membership of over 200. I JA ls7k fe' ln» *M ^M)b Hairies of Prairieville. jt I ?(< The total amount of salt shipped by the "Michigan Salt Association for the year 1876, np to November 30th, was 1,045,* 755 barrels. During the past year 123,606 freight IT • cars crossed the Detroit River at the Michigan Central docks, 61,476 of which f went east and 62,190 west. int of mosey or any part thereof. Now thereNoties b hereby g.ren. that by virtue of the afternoon of toolMay. Hie •crtMtaMMBiermsi. 01 by nareaaarr io aa.hfr it uxethtr with ■ other l<<al cmti, to-wll: land allnala. lying. amt I Hope, county of Harry, bounded and deecrlbel u Uw WMt part ol U>« aoalh < MORTGAGE SALE. iwfoull having been made tn the conditions of eertMBIndenture or Mortgage made and axerab btf WUUam H. Hotden andKUnaoesli' Holden, h wlfo. Curtle tlot.ien sud Susan Holden hie wife, the town of Johusiown. B-- r-——-- re.-..,—-. the Oral imrt. to llantlogi Calhoun county, state of pan. dateo tbs Itth day ocr Lerdonetlmutand eld and recorded tn the offli rswsitt'^KZi: ciation hold their first annual exhibition at Oroe Rivera next week. ' It commences on Mofrday, and doses on Friday. Each *-CAlW^bjjjpcr cash prims. 1 * WE HAVE ONLY ONE PRICE MILLUMOWMW Wo Are Selling higan Central has advanced its f. rates on through freight fire cents per 100 ll»., tho rate now being jforty cents on | grainjrad forty-five on fourth clan freights | ;r fromChicago to New York­ Mens’ Heavy Overcoats at §3 50; $4 00 ; 5 00 arid Upwards. We Are Selling tha aald iudanture of raortcaaa. with intereit . Mens’ Fine Overcoats at $9.10; $12.00; and $15.00. NEWAD VERTISMENTS. We Are Selling p. P. Rowell & Co'a. Col. fKt/ie ^sooo^auu^^K! 1 ft d” 1 ■■1 ■wgf'1 " ONLY DURING JANUARY AND FEBRUARY. 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. K7. at one o’clock in the afternoon, at the i front door of the Court Uouse. in the city of W, in the county of Barry, and Male of inn. (Umt being the plaoo where the circuit u held in said county), all the following de- ' The second annual fair of the Northern Mu^UCUi.. Poultry Association is to be ,. held at Flint, commencing Monday, Feb* A ruary 19 and ending the fallowing Friday. \ The Michigan Southern Poultry Asso­ . Star Clothing House. Star Clothing House. Legale. BOOKS Buu/ittt Sui/t f^ofi ff s°; fS oir; tyto f8 50. Mens’ Fine All Wool Suits Pec«w» ^Only $1O 00 and $12 OO. ^u . ykHANCU HOLIIKN. AMfrere. MORTGAGE SALE. Whereas d.fault baa been made tu toerondliton*„ofa certain HertJe M. J^pahfeteWP,. am,.„ EXTRA LOW PRICES ON FINE OVERCOAT SUITS. BOYS’ OVERCOATS AND SVITS, $2 75, $3 50, $4 00 $5 00 and Upwards. W3=- Take advantage of this chance to save money by buying of ua, besides costing you nothing to see Grand Rapids.*Sg Star Clothing House, 38, 40 and 42, Canal st., Grand Bapids. <■’ f.T. ii-,.1 Inatltmvd i Make no Mistake in bur Locatson—The Great Double Store. Tto^SS: j^witra^fcg1 c2tf Holloway’s Advertisement. MASK THE8S FACTS THE TESTIMONY OFTHE WHO LB WORLD HOIAOWAF3 ODfflffilK Bad Lors, Bad Breasts, Sores and Uloen. er. for the county of Barry 7LK shatter and for want thereof Wiu-'Jd Interest ’JACKSON’S BEST” Mdd fkBr‘n4lh1 d*? of the folluwfar described real r„h7^7^r5td b,,B< i"*’1'' Tn’ntsblp of _. SWEET NAVY Throat and Lunge. euohaa Coughs, Colds. wfib? ero°" for‘bt*-»?d »•? that Boa nimbl^.rnVi «“«*» 'ND of see- r^nnnli^tihr?alM,,,i""Bbr/’"e ”> north, ^s^-i-sssr:wss • J.lS” ”°o TlL’li”1'* “*T ,h” * u.n>unii quarter | ■4). execpf about eichlcr «•« comer, and except । •wrasseE 0»4». n. Bacav AUy. 1 20,000 OO irv GOLD BHKLP.Mo GUARDIAN'S SALE. lot half resitnrr is r rn^itewd fi -uranr.c io ths pqUic thatU will coniiniia to rraJUa ths baj.pkOM freulU that ean be dealrod. In almost evary auction of country there are persons, publicly Stewtejaiiffir“•?t-T* <^suf»ssj*tkr“Kxvi“- .T — “ /. ta: *4* o: “tttiw.l M Tl.eiei.utauonUha.altatoe.l.tnr.m^uencot Um- uurveltoua cures I; haa prodiud during toe SALE ON EXECUTION. MlehiAn. dated the 30tb of brecm! J? A &J4& j‘»iiyy?et<!,,rs^ia.tt ,he rou*i! aaul where ka nrtnea amknown.w«»o I UH lb■ aa to what mcdkuna io employ to ratevn the 4iv tr'~ and Mfrrtx paeWtoe to pulmonary afteUems. Ciianar racwMUL ahray. affonl. io Mam relfof, and perform* rapid eurea ot the «d.tartwrtcde»arbrwwcMsJdtoortlor.aswttl tt»‘ To whom it mv ciaciKxT ------------ ■ •.*»! a may be granted to the exaentan therein NmiJoy. fit* Sei noon .1... V-" - L- :—” “*.wn? ° c»OCK in srtoi' is-.ta«^hJ"®22 K". :m«£Vx:s: xary. A. D. 1S77. ------------ •—w w -uu- rf’2SR?,£,P WOT^’ ITV-TU* it, and C»np aea often raorw IT. • .r« a^m. t CO., Lowell,: � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-02-01.pdf 9b25f6a0298643efee78ed768e0e7538 PDF Text Text VOL. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1,1877. yhe?B|iii-We8klyll«jrtiblicBji BamiBr GEO. M. DEWEY _ Hard**1-*. Stove*, Harness Shop, Tin Shop. for Ini I 4677 EPHOR AND PUBLISHER. i mu id sraav aoxosY. amp ravauaT room. •'» «*», Beeerr Dlotk, opposite Ht Court GREBLE & IIISSELL TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ; one copy, one year la Advance—. If not pal 1 in advance..—— ------- — Power Prrt»M. New Material, and the v«ry best Job Printlnc at Lirina Bate*. ftA TES OF AD VER TISING. Have now in stock the largest and best assorted stock in the.county. nit J CHURCH BELLS. The Iron^Age,. Lake State and Equiva­ lent; all with portable copper reservoies and Nickle Pitted lihobs. Don't fail to see them if you want a first class stove The Acorn, Forest Acorn and Monumen­ tal and many new patterns in boiler plates. Sleigh bells, hand sleds, skates, foot warmers, pocket and table cutlery. PHIL. W, NKSK1 CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSI nnJ Mlddlovlll*. WillUatU Wricht mrrilicxUx. Aat> with Mr. Barnum wHlraoalv* i F. S. BOWEN. ■ounty Surveyor. Deputy Sheriff, end < uuyeyuoer. efflee in the Court Uoum. SMITH K. .KXAJPPEN. uTvonamB rai* x—wwv o. oouern Climimt Barra. Heating Stoves Caaa.M.Kxarm. J ARIKS CLARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY. PrtaM aitoglioa stowa to CENTRAL HOUSE. HASTINGS. MICH.. L R. STAURIKR. Prop. Having leraad the Central Hou**opposite my Weather Strips Now is the time to protect your doors and windows, and save 50 per cent, in fuel. Harness shop xxifttf Sweet’s H°Tel> Heavy and light work on hand, and made to order on short notice. GRAND RAPIDS..........................................MICM And than crown, eld. and laid them down a only a little ahead of some of us; only a few dress of wowcre happy, and, like the milk more days, and tbo same will bo said of us. maid, if we thought green become us best So my dear fellow pionaera, let us look wc went to thd woods, got some oak bark well to the future, and so order our lives and colored it green. If we preierred drab we used beech, and if Llack we wed They tell ma, character instead of their ho has passed over the river too, probably that wc may meet the Great Judge of all TeUlaa their tele eflove. and hope, at FronT^U to valley the tied *odc they rah earth io peace, and reap the reward of the And (till, m th And th*b*U* righteous; but to my story. day of April, 1810. Oa tld* weary earth : Of silent tons*. and hud* that He al rert. Of voice* forever bulbed, in a paraionleu Tin shop DU. W M. JONES, DENTIST Nashville, Tin and copper-ware on band, aud repair­ ing done promptly. Rags, old copper, and Kiciiiai iron taken for goods. 50yi GREBLE ’<& RUSSELL. 1 J- FW, Carnage, Sin anil Oraameital F* A I N TE R At A. M. Reck's Carriage Shop Jefferson St., HsstinjrsJMicb Dr. J. B. LaSuro’a Ad. Pensions. Marble Works. WINSLOWS STEAM MARBLE WORKS READ!READ! READ! _A_t Kalamazoo. Mich ted and Jotlly Ml*brated Phyridaart Look, if you only a bark for a halter, and I perched up­ Men are crying “ hard-times I hard times I” on him, road away 13milea, with a heart *11 overjour land and nation, and no wont almost as light as the thistle down floating der they have it hard I Look at the con­ through trast the air, jumping logs, wading ere Women not satisfied with Rioginc t^rinsin^ I rinrina. Io the *Ull qlshl. house; here, I found several of the ncich- killing us, and oar husbands are becoming While the I.nd lira tlMPins. robed tn white. At ChriitBM time,— TelliM, with freah iweel tenet.'the sted old story. Brinawa a faint, eofleebo from the land of glory I While the ehaaging boon eons and go. boa awaiting our arrival. On entering we discouraged at our enormous expenses, and when I allighted in front of John Potts found the table already spread and groan­ ing under tho dainty viands which only, other but Jane Potts could have gotten up. I say again, our pride far killing ns 1 Abov* lh« *oaaib of etrlf* that Sil th* air: And *UU. a* the hoar* oom* and go, Th* bell* are ringing for Joy or woe I form new associates. Ringing! ringing 1 ringing! recalling frat from Woodland save Galloway and he had Telling of.high r*rolv*.—of longing* nobl Of golden BoBtnu gon* by unhradingly I Of th* chatwinc hour* that come and go,— Of their ever ringing for joy or wo* I I had seen no one Pale, sickly little creatures, fit only for the band­ courting a little green white headed young box instead of a helpmeet. Little', for py weight then was only 1S4 fact I was Vermont, the very name of which I revere aud am proud PIONEER UFE. to boast of my ancestry ty Pioneer society, Jan'y 4th 1877 by Mrs. Amos Wakefield, of Midd­ ■ leville. before you uot as an orator as has already who with you, number, incident to a otft) of your have born, the pioneer Hie; daily ; bet rest when you get tired, exer­ cise much in the open sir, and drink noth­ in defense of our cap of tea or ooffre. maintained are still floating over our land iie i» two ihu three boon wan I to in. proud defience of other in nations. I abodd bo dppep- dolge in anogle eop. M, boobaad baa not drank a cup of tea in thirty years. But I am again getting ahead I of my. have not indulged in the habit in about story. In 1842, *ome of ypu will recollect, twenty years. I would like to say much Oriin Jorden lived on the North side ct more on the subject, bnt lest I have al­ Woodland, in a little ready wearied your patience I dose. and ' the big Lake, in while 1 shall attempt to amuse, I shall shanty erected by three miles North of my home; and than, some.choppers, some Thanking youftr your attention, and with a Happy New Year to all, I leave yo«. Wakefield, often reminds me, band, Mr. wo should make oureelves useful as well as comers. ornamental. out ono pleasant morning, not to the rail­ is I would alrnom u soon ing while eating. day al the commencement of another oenturey, the stars and the stripes which they likewise try and instruct you, as my hus­ heart Eat regular, sleep regular, and work its. cntly fought and bled and nation appear are cheerfulness, industry and steady hab­ “The Green Mountain Boys” who so val An Essay read before ths Barry Coun­ bnt as And, now, I give you a remedy. Study economy and obey the laws of. nature. The laws of health are as inflexible as the boru and raised under tho very shadows of law at gravitation. Among the many the Green Mountains oftha old State pf which pel tain to our health and happpincss Va^tE.' Where'til I been demonstrated, to what- they were forty years ago. girl the very foots of whi^h I could not deny With lender pacho* to eaeh living on*. C’Uuou ;—Again I Ix»k at our females of to-day, compared complimented me by saying Haight was pounds; green from tho vary Fellow what will be the state of affaire at th* a new country can afford, and which none the elty with gratitude to swollen my Heavenly Father, that i am again permited to meet my old friends and associates, and So, with baby in arms, I started road truck, as some may suppose. No I It is whispered that ex-Gov. Isham G. Harris, United States Senator elect from there was not a railroad in Michigan then. But on foot I went, called on Mrs. Jorden, and she then went on with me a mile la- meat during the war. talk over our perils, adventures and prirntationr, and while I do this,'I do not for-' our friend, Mr. Orr, drank the coffee which get the many pleasures which wt hare en­ you have heard so much about; but on joyed. Many of the dark clouds which this point I will not dwell long as I beer passed over us had silver linnings, and ho denys the charge of drinking. 18 cups many beauties do I neo in the handy works and claims it was 21, be that as it nay, I of nature. will proceed with my story. And Fellow citizens—While I admire- the screams of a woman in great distress ly voices, ytar hearty shake of the band as wo supposed, bnt to our horror it proved and heart felt greeting, I, like the old In~ to be a Panther making directly towards to so you: but let us go Mrs. Jorden’s house. Horror of all bor­ baek a little, if you please: you will recol­ rows went through our minds; Mrs. Jor. lect my former busband, S. 8. Haight, was den’s children one of the throe bachelors who first settled they would be detoured; but the little fel­ Were there alone, SUtas GovenweuL Rutherford B. Hayes is foirly elected President of be duly nearer, until finally it reached the top of tty Ter,h«du>ate*l Orago. ; them, and getting a comfortable start in Th., did and then left, to the joy and satisfaction of hot II »c the world, my husbond sought to find a all who heard i*. who with him He will He will give the listening they heard it oomo nearer and the shanty, prowled around there awhile, one United States. inaugurated. surley After fell­ in life, TJd«o, th. as. J. lows flew to the house, shut the door, and io '37. if I mistake not, Charles Galloway and I. Haight the other two. Hw Yo>k, ifiiat Smod U nomr lb. m «f Mr. Tilden is alleged to owe the United On arriving at Mr. Lee’s, we soon heard those I love, your familiar faces and friend­ Soon after this, one came near our own would share [his joys, and sympathise in house, and sach screams I can never for­ his sorrows. I was the maid of his choice, get. Wolves were also more common, Maha. ul, • Cuhn, bol a pm Tb.it o»o part, pa^n will Uli lbw. bow mriona a bioodor U woa. la <»«pU to ««.! lt» Pnaidta^ b, rt—haj but I must confess it was Hopkins’ choice, coming almost to our doom, killing our myself or none m there was but two young sheep, and then set up their hideous cries ladies in Woodland then Hastings at that for others to come and help devour their, time. Joanna and Rhoda Wellman, Bhods prey. Ions (ItanpenU u UuU) nuuwd The bears, too, were common, kill. afterwards married one Oliver Racy and Joanna, now Mrs. Edward Bump, Bui let us go back to 18W, ding day. Didn't Oregon vote fcrHayw? still and windows. lingers to most us again to-day. with tea haisiiM j—Us. W COSBTJL TA ZIO^rRtK. -®» Wc were obliged day would do well to imitate. please, al the state of the country to-day I ing the trees and clearing the forest around failed Slates General Land Office. nature had furnished us. to study economy, which the women of to* with phtetofriity page*. Tfl<l Bounty Laud Warrants. Contorted Land Care* prwrentul Mfore tl>« Monuments of the best American and United State* General band Office and Depart□ ct>: of the latnrior. Private Land Claims, xilImported Marble, Tibleis and Headstones iwandj-M-tntrrws (.late* and MMMtttB C*«e» of all dwnriptioQ made to order on short A ream of Pay and Bounty. * nnHy rttiea, also Granite Monuments of your sewing machines, wave these which mud, fording streams, until near bud down companion H.TUW saddle and bridle, the door. minuS Inl.ifrr— MMMM Jeft Sick lid liflkted I DR. J. B. ImSTTRE On the 14 the little Indian pony spoken of was bronghl to in the township of Woodland, which was Joy Comfort and Happiness OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. 12th A* they think of th* hour* th»t ootaa’sad to. While the hell* are rinsias for Joy or wool dian, am glad American and Forcipt-Dalenta, You will rec- married o» tbo olect that wo were And, as 1 stand before you to-day, my BOARD AN** ROOM. HtW PER DAT. i people we appreciated esteemed friend Esfaasaw. burdens Hast Inn.jfleh..S«ot- rt. 1878. after then than now. see oar old , and with Soothing «nne h»»rt-. all rad and weary. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS mj But to day in looking oyer this congregation, ! do not Cook Stoves liColMin 1 "ten I 8X0 rilooi u coiBM r~s7w I 9M I iiooi g.001 Me ucot«MI Zc.°° ' 1?-® »_• ® I ColnanTl ■ 10X01 MWl sAgMURraM That is to say how do you do friends. Ringingl^ingingl rindng u they rang my wed I love to linger here where I Ono instance I rccollaet, of one, Mrs. Coe, killing one with a hatehet. It had been wounded by an Indian, aad played in my childish innocence with the wild Indians on the sunny banks uf the Sebeway. They were our nearest and Hnt arnlAg all J, Didn’t the people there deehre they ws> �many honorable gentlemen are the firm whose business the present own» creibought, and he proposed to levy on d tho office furniture for a debt of tlm old think of that other sort army, tho drunk­ ,0 firm; and the fact that it belonged to tbo d ard. . Do you see him march up to the now head of the house, personally, and ,< dram counter ? There they go 600,000 (Wt iLii tho new firm wu not holdan for the wbeil -no tom wtroug. — HAYEH* PLO.TFOBM • 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 interference which will destroy the other.” ing strong drinks, then children would be belter fed, would wear shoes, this would give and more boots a new impulse to this class of trade and would soon bring into activity mechanics. thousands of unemployed Our doathing and dry goods merchants would sell more goods in their line—thus another demand for labor and mechanics' poor men, would furnish their homes with good and substantial furniture, thus give a new impulse to the furniture Indeed in every branch of legiti­ trade. not Men n single Republican who did. But mate and honorable trade (except rdoqn business’) there woold speedly be an active demand for labor, a ndexperienced median­ Soon the ignorant would become edu­ der the Coastitniton, Congress «*n confer on cated, all classes would eventually become supporting, (except saloon keepers self and whiskey distillers) and then what of tho Attorney who is to-day dependent up­ on saloons for his bread ? Think of the boy, thin, blanched poverty stricken faces —sitting behind our police desks—hoping, THAT PETITION. expecting, 0 dear friend Willis it makes my head whirl to think of it—no, no, we BT JOHN W. CUSTFJt, E». Bannkr,:—Allow we to offer a OUR NEW YORK LETTER. , few remarks upon, and in answer to, an article, published in the Banner of the A Broadway Farm—Sheriff's Officers 22nd insL, from the pen of H. Willis, up- —Crazy Patent Medicine Men—PoSuffering Poor—Gold litioal—The H u n ting—Botinesa—Vanderbilt- and the other honorable citisens of Hash ings and that other rum-seller. Snow. honorable clue the Nxw York, Jan. 27,1877. Stewart, Astor and Vanderbilt are gone, honorable Council, and those other much and now the abused citiaens. Willis talks about “their old bachelor who lire# on the comer of Now how any man, can presume to talk Broadway thus, about honorable men—and a buri- most ness especially recognised and protected by work together for good." section of the street. been made by his great-grandfather and grandfather in the hardware trade. It is : prove beyond question its beneficial results evil bow could we and Nineteenth Street, in the expensive Goel-t’s wealth is climated at from twen­ ty to thirty millions, the most of it having my purpose in thia article to not only at- all richest representative of the old families is Peter Godet, an eccentric damnable hell begotten sinks of iniquity." world—“as tho old story. things A French emigrant com­ menced the hardware trade before the rev­ For without olution, and by appreciate tho* good ? Every hard work made money. dollar made was invested in farm­ ing lands a mile or more from tho store down town, and for three generations this law. Not only is this bi sgnixed man, and have him put you out" “My dear sir," said the deputy, cooflv, “how are you going to help yourself.' may bo against him—that is always com­ promised for a little or nothing—but the costs. The officers hunt up tho case, make the arrest, act as go-between, make the compromise, but mercy I what a long list of ferii they have! They all get rich. 'lands then is covered with six story build­ ironoiJ), This prince of medicine men is a poor lunatio in the streets, without a dollar, and subsisting on tho charity of those who knew him in his prosperous days. This man was at one time worth a million—bis annual income was over a quarter of a mil­ lion, and he had the best horses, the most expensive carriages, and the finest retinue of servante in the city. Ho lived extrava­ gantly, got in debt, dropped out to Europe, and there his insanity developed ip a se­ ries of tho most extravagant freaks. His wife, a most beautiful woman, returned, and was compelled to get a divorce, and Hembold, after being confined in several lunatic asylums, was riven his liberty, and he roams the city at will, a mere wreck of what wm never a very large pattern of a man. His career was a cunous one. Not a dollarialeft of his once great wealth, and he has become the terror of his former friends. It is carious that no many of tho medianw have gone insane. Ayer, tho groat pill man, who owns some of the most hundreds of thousands. There are two valuable real estate in this city, is insane, left of them, Peter, the bachelor, bring and yesterday an application was made for the best known.’ He occupies several lots a guardian. on the comer of Nineteenth Street and POUTICAL. Broadway for a residence; the property The electoral bill hu passed tho Senate, and of course it will pus tho House. The Republicans of New York are opposed to it, from fiat to last. They consider a simple throwing away of the chances of a decent administration for four years, for chickens. “Unde Peter," as he is called, the way tho tribunal wffl bo constructed has a pusmou for this kind of farming, and Tilden will be counted in os sure as fate. being worth, legal and moral support. If thefa aro 150,000 aloon., there Bui be 450,000 .rrv The* look Think ftmdWWa of the dot oT probably, two hundred It wu a most singular move. Hayes wu fairly elected, the constiiutionrl power wu in the hands of the Rcpubhson party to declare him the President, but the Repub­ lican majority in the Senate throw up the sponge, and taro the Government over to the Democracy. At the best, they put it the money that other men pat into such into the hands of a tribunal, a part of which would do anything to nee Tilden President, and tl»c others—well, judges , ens. Counting interest, it costs him twen­ arc but men, and in a matter in which 1ty thousand dollars per year to keep that their feelings and prejudices arc engaged I don’t see that they would do different from other men. I confess to a iceling of suppose, at about a dollar a drop. It is a disappointment, though the electiou of Davis to the Senate from Illinois may change it’, for tho tribunal must now bo Rcpubliran. It is the curse of tho Re­ be keepn this than IM,000 grog shops pay tribole tsrring 300,000 human, yeo human beings THE ENEMY is still as dull as it can be, with no pros* poet of improvement. Tho people are now writing for spring, hoping that warm weather will bring the change. - lltEABE 1 IDE FOE OF PAIN TO MAM AMD BEAST MUSTANG BUNTING FOR OOLD. There are /$ great many placre about New York wpere, according to popular What is to hinder roc from levying on belief. CapL'Kidd, tho pirate, hid hu ill any of this furniture I ehoree to take r'. gotten cold, but so far no one has succeed“Do so," was the answer; “ and I'll ded in finding iL The last effort is being send after yon, and have it rcplcvined in made in Monmouth Co., New Jeroey, and five minutes.” singular to state,' a good many New “Ah! but before.you could get out u Yorkers have got the craze, and have in­ replevin, I could put the thines where you vested money m tlio search. Them is an would never find them, and what would old legend that two hundred years ago an you do to help yourself? Perhaps you’d, Indian saw four white mea ascend Shark sue Sheriff Connor ?" and again came the impudent question. “How arc you going river, and bury there an immense amount of treasure- This tradition wm communi­ to help yourself?’’ This is a faithful statement of ulurt took cated to an old settler, who for some un­ explained reason did not dig for it—the place n the office of one of the most re- . Jerseymen of to-day would not have let it spectablc and respected businta men in the city. There isn't any thing so rotten in dumber so long- and the story has been warld as the administration of law in this hr.uded down from father to son. Some time since a company wm organized city since tho courts and the officials passed under Tweed’s hands. There is no to search for the treasure, and last week responsibility anywhere, and an officer oierations were begun. The belief is that hero has nearly as much range as an Arab Kidd's treasure is in “Money Hill, as official. When Hcmbold's store on Broad- the place is called, and the company will wav passed into tbo hands of the sheriff never stop till they have gone through the the entire stock, valued at over $75,000, entire locality, and they have abundant capital do iL There are three hundred «m partly stolen outright, and tho ancc wu eaten up in costs, the creditors men at work, but upto date nothing has Their faith it so well only got a few thousand d .liars out of the been -found. whole of iL There was a vast amount of grounded that the men at work ware of­ valuable goods that never appeared on the fered. a very good sum per day for their invoice, and which the sheriff's officers services in lieu of the share in tho spoil corid probably tell about. It is a common originally promised them, and every one thing forthem to find some case of impute ’ of them declined. The work ia being done irregularity, and to arrest the party and by a regularly organised company. The bald him, till he pays, not the claim that raoo of fools is not entirely extinct. ings now, and What tho first Godet bought persons in thrir employment. aUPLarjut Club t>/SuliKribtri.avj LINIMENT, WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS. THERE 18 NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL7 NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHES. NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY, OR THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC ANIMAL8, THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING 25e., 50c., or 11.00. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. Publiahore can supply U THE TOLEDO BLABI. Dw*r CARBOLIC OIL The Crest flattest! (nw<f LIN I ME N T The Blade is tho result of yearn of thoughtful and earnest effort to build up h Fim-daas weekly paper of National Char­ - WIH ks*p your Hornes and Saoek in Order acter adapted to the wants of the people WlT NEVER FAILS! Try it Ono-tdt of the whole country, North, South, East and West, k offers a greater number of Special Features of interest and value to FERRAND WILLIAMS 4 CO. VANDXRBILT. Speaking of I hare looked in vain for an upon a Christian dev whet it rr=«»« I< “■ for eeo-teeth the clb lhel am rn^e upon iL It Bithou about out thoemod dolUn . da;, Sit that » a mm oothbg. The n uay, oui » » —• o . i _ Charities nt__ :.r— are - — just See>* as aa poorly nnnrlv provided other for tbo crib that arc made upon them and the city is doing very hide work. Lart icaa than half a cent a fld it in any way, did not alter the pertin­ Tluok of the .bleeding hearts, and -Wd acity of the deputy. Even when these thtnr poverty stricken, and God forsaken facta wore nude known, he insisted he wires nil children. What a terrible thing should levy. Sunday a thousand men were grven tw«>'? ty-four hours’ work clearing lee from a “My door sir,,’arid the sbenff, pleas­ jirtion of the streets. Tao thourend •very d«v In-door and onl-door wortami antly, “1 will tell you how this can b^ set­ could be»employed, ana tt would bo eons fort or every borne, fa Country. FMag tled very easily. If you wiD just pay! mc and City. This information it not prepared dren would leam to long for papa’s return, mercy corid it be dune. The suffering by mere dribbler., bat by a large forte of tamy foes, I will make return no effects and homewould soon become bright, cheer­ this year is among the honest claw of peo­ lolfirert working men and women, who know found, and it will bo ail right." • , ■ Vv— —.kn.it ami tbev are tauated ple ; die laborers who have been thrown ful and happy. Then half of the preach* “Bnt I won’t (Jo nny such thing." re* out of work by the sugnrtion in all de­ era duty would be gone—no drunkards to lotted the indignant merchant. “Mcssra. partments of business. I have seen clerks Blank k Blank don't own any furniture pray for, no sons to look after on tho hero, and I've bo business to pay you than and Baleameo, who a year ago wc”s *“ re’ streets and beg of them to return to their ceipt of good salaries, raking relief from the man across the street.” . Charities because they corid do nothing hosnes—for fear, they, too might drop into “You had better pay tho money, and those “damnable hell begotten sinks of get rid of the trouble," persuasively said else. They would roll barrels on the dock, but there are no barrels to roll— they iniquity" that friend Willis talks about the deputy. “All I Tant is my fees, and would work on the streets, but there is ho No, no, we cannot consent to close those if you can make them secur#—-—, work for them. It is terrible; and to add "Get out of here, and go\lo Halifax, dens of “iniquity"—for if saloons were to will repay more roared the merchant; “and Kyon don t to the distress, the odd is intense. God dune—and everybody were to stop drink­ leave in a minute, I’ll send for X. police­ help the poor this Winter. UABTtIWB, Mica ______ JL. $100.00 in Greenbacks Vwj Uwfal to Even 0i» ' Joko's Guild, the ooblut of tb« efl, M wuhoMrunde, eod dietribni-fr"-<t>J I" tore are preparing to make a move on the old .millionaire's will. They are not sat­ isfied with the half million each left them, but they want a slice of the hundred mil­ lions be left. I should, be satisfied with wlint the least of them got. Cornelius, which are written exclusively for Tho Blade and published regularly in its cotamns. enough for him. He wants one-tenth of the estate or nothing. There will be an ugly fight over iL I have made up my mind unalterably not to leave a hundred millions for my hejri to wrangle over. I don't like them fights of families over failed to abuse would have happened ? Had Tilden a wot “Undo Peter's" quiet tastes, they will good legal ciaim upon 185 votes, does any ... --- —_____ . I L_____ IJ I . . wot objortto adding his aiUion to their MAM UriM IIVISIOI. the world, and a portion of its ample space is every week devoted to the Choicest Lit- Tte BdUMt Skwl Uar . KXST AXO WEST. to an show * 1IAKI UFIB1 A»i KTBOIT! TIMETABLE. property. THE SNOW Stopped falling' a week ago, bnt we are suffering from its effects ye’.. There has been but little freight over the roads for has resulted. Merchants arc unable to ship, and produce from the interior is lying along all the roads, writing for clear tracks. freight is pouring in in immense volumes. Ton thousand men, two days, would hare kept the Central track dear, but Vander­ bilt would not do iL He ia a chip of the old block. PlKTBO. Original and Selected ; Interesting Sketch­ es, Charming Poetry ; Tho Brighteat Wit Or'd Rapid.. l.r! and Humor; A House-Hold Department, filled ever week with practical information MiUUriUs :san ££.i:gis }! ■ IO IKirposc to make Saiardu The Toledo Blade .Gr’dIUp REMOVAL ! Tv And all that long experience in the business, a liberal expenditure of money, and aariduous labor can do to accomplish this purpose shall be done. splendid property idle that bis Inn U Bet« ~Unpau. * I* raa*'Bandar 01 ‘ mu HAT store oel; 75 cents a year—a praetfcri p«bhcation for practical people, is now the lead ing Agricultural Monthly of the Wert, and has a large aud constantly incroaring circulation. GRAND RAPIDS, ,‘KE it ft /roe* oy rfiooeX*1 V DML M^Lroil Srwwr “P*wys/yly tongas yya x*»trrrr«v«roe<, 22 MONROE ‘J mere. Tho Blade (weekly) can Farm Journal (monthly) •235. J s �ihggejDi-WBfiklyltfipteblicaiibapji&L guide CITY LOCAL H- R- TIME-CARD 11+4 r. u. llHJOr. u. AtlanticExprasa u'aturdayandSnnday*»<» r. m. Way Freight *1 - • ■ • 10:40 a. u. illr.M. Man Train at UASTINGS MARKS POST OFFICE TIME CARD Western, at 3J5 r. u. • luting. and Lowell—Arrir*daily.execptSouday. The celebrated Tennessee Jublie Singers gave a concert al Union Hall oa Monday evening. A very large number of people were in attend. Battle Creak—Arrive PORK.......................... MESS PORK. p*rlb. HAMS, per lb_~ SHOULDERS, per lb LARD, per lb_____ tonal Ww Notice; Tho Reform Club held a very interesting pfteling on Tuesday evening, at their new club room, corner of Jeflcmu and Court room ia being fitted up in tine atyle a* a read.Gao. W. WiUox Club. Wo understand Nberal contribution, are being made bv our eititen*. Among the presents oflastTuesday evening an S18.00 /a/wartfoa Hosier,------------ Alonso D.Cadwallader ftrcm'i Chart (b«u»i**i*»»re. J PWUipVF Ntakera township. - . TO-DAYS A DYER FISEMENTS. Regular meeting of Pioneer Engine Co, No. 1, Friday evening, Feb. 2nd, 1877, 7 o'clock sharp. Special and important business. Fraxk 8. Bowmr, Secretary DRI RD PE A CH E8. unpaired, per lb...-. MAPLE SUGAR. HIDES, sreen. per lb. SHEEP PELTS—----- a. CALF8KIN8.green.pwlb-------CALFSKINS, dry. per lb----------HONEY iBEKSWAX. pcrlb.-.,J.— CRANBERRIES, perbu.hel The assignees of John .Stanley, oak tho immediate tetikmcnt of all debts duo thm on his ad-ouat; aud Julin savs. ‘‘All parliar will dv him n special favor by com­ plying with the uLorc request" as he .flc— girts to settle. tfp. and ger on hit feet once ng,:’.. ___ Teblw3. Yankee Notions and Gun Powder at fcbltf Smith, Houle & Prerton'h. j All About Ute County. Call and *.<'d’ur’Teas. febltf Smith. IIogl»&Preston’s. " -UghL---------------Drencd Hog*—Light-—L CiilTi J,, Sugar ntid Red cordX at R-liliF Fjistii. liotti.E& Pleston'b. Mew Pork- Gold 105|. Wail Paper anti Boot Blacking nt Liat of patents iaaued to Inventor. if Micheach dated Jan. 10, 1877. Furniihedthia paper by Cox k Cox. Solicitor* of Patent* Heap and Crackers al fcbltf Smith, HodLfc & PwtjtoJt’s. Waahiagton, D. C. D. k S. Davia, Gill N«t, Detroit. T. Roberta, Spark Arreeter, Ionia. Mr. IL Booxer of Grand Rapids, sgent for gave us a very pleasant call this morning. Judge Bradley, a Republican, has been choher of the commission to count the electoral votes. it." guests the privilege of choosing the location enow is rapidly disappearing. The sleighwg it minus and the proepert for business, ia part,- . ■ The Itaforn Club, will hold a Union roost­ ing al Union Mall, on Eundgy *vsbdng. Th* Applas—.....— Beans-Un picked Dau Moneeu™-ifirm —- uf-Eunth. Manoo & ftcittm, )E&‘X.oat ttd ns be is going away, iEi,-'’expoqicd’cvcrrybody <, _ now haring „ unaottlud accounts will c*il nt once and Bcttk: truMve trouble. feblw4 Birney Hoyt presiding. and that it is doing a glorious work «X UK 4*X axin* 1* a capital on*, fall of »toric« of rare interest, and lUurtraiion* that would be cred. Itabl* to any publication ih thin country. There i* «uch a variety in Ballou1* that th* people like ii, and ■ will buy it no matter how hard the timee are or the attraction* which other serial* present. One of the stories in Ballou’s ia alone worth the price of tho magsxine, and then in every issue can be found a do ten or twenty tale* which can alwuy* be read with pleasure, not to mention tho poetry, and hoatehold article*, and humorous euu, which will tell their own>tory. But here i» a list of the content*, and every one cna what can be obtained far 15 cents, or fl.&O per y**r, and postpaid at**1- "J5ru“,“? "Sketch** from NalundjBirtory ; "Stirling "Egyptian Felflha "The Day £ or, The Turn* ^Fortune’* Wheel ; ' a Valentine ji "Katy's Ambition t 4 and Day ;” 'A Heart 1’man iro Valentine* " "The BomerSa ; •Lilia’* foauty;" "The Heiress and her Guaadine—A Tale of English Country Ufa ;" "Skv-Royai Jack : or an Adventure on the Guinea Coast "Tho Widow Armsby , " "St. V«l«.dl..’. 1MJ." •'<*>■ AM. Year’* Story"Th* Haunted House al Bright­ on;" “Our Yocsu PxorLx’a&Tosr-Tixura.— The Child of the WildmeM. A True Story of Early life in the North-west;" “TomroyBrinKham;" “Lort Davis;" -Ruthven’s Ifoaxlo Pars "T%* Houakeeper ;" "Part* ami Fanciro;" “•84. Valentine'* Day"—(Humorous BlustrotisMA Publiahed by Tbon.re k MI-t. '23 Hawley tauel. Bo*'™. ’“kf Fl-50 xx41 tf -zFlfly pagK-SOO lUwtreUoBi. wit +«• 4« *,Vfok‘h Floral Goto*, Quartarir. B erota a y*ar 1 Viek’e Flower aud \ cyeUbl* Gardea. M aonta in Potaloe*— Chiek*a»—Dr»***d. ,N Y. Timet by- VICK’S doubt, cover* SLOA _ ll« Fl.irer >■* V.tteUM. Carte*, ‘fejteS: ' J. Maus Optxisitc the Po»* Office ' Hastings, Mich. To Creditors. LIVERPOOL MARKETS. John Stanley has this day assigned to ug, for the benefit 6f his creditors, all his pronertv real and personal, (except snch as is, 1$ law, •tju'pt' we have taken a! ^bJciarf wifi aetdo all de&andi* Against him. . ..Ihrael 8. Boice. ' James Ryan, AssignocB. January Stl^, 1877. All. J)EHASW’ I)rE JoiWStasley and remaininii Eupaid, will bo placed in tho bands of rm attorney lor colloction, in tSHf&SrUBLlC. e hare made two medicine. with tb*m. But w-.tbln th* last two y«an coanter Ptsa?Mrm*dfolne* bar* eprong up. in lh*tr etoaa Imitation ot onr Trod* Mark. To this'' ht&e Kt their health The Druggist, RMpedfuUy annmmeee that he has again engaged in t^e DRVG TRADE, and has m stock a nd daily arriv­ ing, a fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Flower aai Vegetable Seeds Vick'. Flower and Vqretobl. Garden.EAmhU; with elegant cloth cover* »!.<«. All my publications ar* printed In English and mn1n^i*°n^>w4d”T) AM ES VICK, Roehe*t*r. N. Y. Boring Wheat-. W. H. GOODYEAR, JilcrcJi/indisc which he offers io the people at freatly ltaEEM^MBER,the Pea pit? s Dr u tf S tor & is di­ rectly opDdstt-e Dmpire Bl-ock. Oner door easipfSpauldings IlABTINOS, iioljJS, 1876 Dated. Hasting*. Jan.' SIEVES. STAVES. . UNDERTAKING Bang a busings that needs a great deal of experience, ’ & thia luHU ot CtaKri~. UfKiw -I** dlMe-• • ’■'1 ■ +1 GUIDE. aartaay.. thirty <hy< j fam Hl* data Israel 8. Boice, «•»««“" •‘•MV. ■UrTi« James Hyan, "Talk” to the present number of St, Jfteholiu. January H»h, 1877. Aasignero. J. T. Trowbridge, brings the Irero of his serial House, before Justice Biker on Monday. If story into a very exciting adventure on ths' xxlT-kf ... . * ■ ____ .V- I—...11—-.1 will. AH pjjiqtmt of the “ regular ached school fin* *«•*• and incidents. A aerial story far and-’who iJe eradw;tcs,ofoT some Recredit­ gills, too, is begun in this number, entitled ed collie. Arc uigently remiMtod to "Pattikin's House."' meet at tho office of Dr. C. RujbcII on A Lodge of Odd Fallow* will be instituted "A talk about Canaries," by Ernest luger- Tuesday the 23d, inst-j atl o'clock P. M., day evening, February 6th, at Woodland Cue- «zJl, forms another attraction for IhagJrls, and * '■ ... —• -1 —.. .1 Upjohn, I bo FLORAL NEW YORK MARKET . TU..U Hu,k«. »«■*«■ »r-r™ ta.li > very interesting, and we have one will lie. xxi68tf Eggs—Freah. Our Centennial, Train baa brought me a well assorted stock of Boots, Shoca, aud Gaiters for the summer and f-tll trade, which I will sell way down low for Cash. I also sell the celebrated sHucer Sowing Machine different tinds ef S wing Manhinca. Nee­ dles aud Machine Oil. T also sell Well & Cistern' Pnmps. PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless varieties. VICKS Illastrated Priced Cat; Bntter—Freib. Literary Notices. We are informed that the Reform Club at W Wheat—Extra. Sugar and CoUfrili «t fcb.ltf Bmjth, HutiptA Pju®tom*a term, will open ition, will be bold at Lansing on the 6th Inst., at 2 o’clock in th^afteraoen. in quality a specialty. 11 « Cora—No. 1Oate—Mlxad. " -While. Circuit Court next Monday. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and J^re.fcriptionf xkillfully compounded. Also a lull line of Pfflffl®, ELI®, FM, OILS, -Funey .­ -Poor Crockery aud Lamps cheap at fcbltf Smith, Hogix& Preston's. List of Patents. EX HX Lard Oil-No. 1. Shot aud Starcli st febltl Smith, Houle & Preston’s. Potter, Wm. Henry, W. G. LeDuce, The circuit court. February J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, MICHIGAN HASTINGS. Attention. List of letter* remaining ih the Post Offing on the dollar. City Drug Store! trifi.. We doir. u> settle every account on our books daring the mouth of February. WX°. Will every jtatron of tho Banker heed this call, and save us tlm extra expense of sending postal card notires. feblt-4 Honey. 1877. David A. Bowk*r, Edgar M.-llr, This la the first day of February. C. M. RUNYAN. xxi66tf DETROIT MARKET. Advertised Letters. | Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, sa leratus,*starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc.-, et<% which will be sold at s tweraoo sotc -tomo: fAickh. Remember the place, at J, S- R S Boot aud Shoe Store, Jetfersow street. Gitc me a call. Attention.. Wall Paper—Smith. Hogl* A Prwion. Widowshad Children—G«o. M. Savage k Co. Circuit Court Commissioner—P. W. Ntokera. ... HAMS ' Attention Firemen. Shot and Siarch--Smith. Hn«!« k Pre*tun. Vn»«tt!*d Aeconnts—Dan Masse. • 10 MUX • TH CHICKENS, p*r lb. CHEESE, per lb— VtGOL. pvrlb......... programme forlhe evening will be entirely COUNTY OFFICERS. c. wi. RUNYAN’S. I would reiT^tWy announce.to the citi­ zens of HastinJ* and vicinity, that I have a new and < ■i sm r 02214771 i BUTTER. p*rlb--------EGGS, perdex.n-------POTATOES, per bo.be) APPLES, per ba«hel_. ONIONS, per baihrl.... riv* Wednesday and Saturday at 12 m.: leave at j. J*. NEVINS.P.M. AT <3 COEN. PA-rbu.hr!.. BUSBY—GAZETTE.— At the re*id«ne* of th* Imdre parents in Cliarloite. on the Sinh of Janu­ ary- ,i’'‘\by tho uf th* tfoagresationsl was highly pleased. By unanimous request of the audience, they will sing at the whue place £■! GMCHUISI WHEAT, (whit*; per bushel-.------------ SlXfcglW WHEAT.'.red)pcrbn*heL_..................... 1 TO®1 20 mariSed. * All train, daily except Sunday*—exeept a» HaetlM* Commercial. was one of ih^ aUut oi the Ministers of the A-NoTtwuMHY Ntanxa. Tho number of J„n j A'jt far the week ending Januaty 20tb gonmi-v Tho Hellenic Factor In the LiMeru Pr. blo»i. by KI. Hon. Wm. E. Glad­ stone ; an it. .taltatiit of "The Marquis of President of Albion College, and as a man lie­ Lisafo," by George MacDonald; How Russians loved by all who knew him. Meet Death, a characteristic sketch by Ivan Turgunnft-f, imntlaiedby Lady George Ham. The travalor s favorite—Tho Sweet House ilten; Melattctbon, a chapter in the History of at Grand Rapids, Lyon A Pickering, proprie­ Education; The Feast of the Roofs, a Christ­ tor*, Is well filled al) of the time, despite the mas Fairy Tale from the French, by Heleq Stanley with a liberal rupply of choice poetry and miscelbuit. The back numbers contain ingtheCrtt in.tallthenls of MacDonald’s new aged Hotels in the land. -ei io) are Mill **nt in new euhacribere for ■ ■ Wide Awake for February is at hand, filled 1877. fall to the brim with interesting reading for pagvvrach (or more than unt o page* a year), young people, and very nicely ilhistr.ite 1 It tho snl uTiptfon priced) ia .low; whilo for ?10.C0 tbq,poKlivher pfier- to mhl any ono of lhe American S-j monthlies or'jBeekiiro with year; D. LothropA Co., Boston, Mas*., pub­ Tl.a l.h .r .Itr f. r a year, noth postpaid. Ushers. Uttell A (iay, Bonen, are ihc publisher*. The essay read before the Pioneer. Society at thtir late meeting by Mrs. Amos Wakefield, is printed on the first page of this iuue oQthe Iipjr—lli-lll.R.—At Carlton, on the ~ih ln*U by J. N. Covert. Ju.ties of the Peace. Mr. An­ drew Hoyt to Mu* Emma Fi.her. Both of Irv­ ing, Barry county. Miehigsn. VAN8CHOTEK-KLl18,-Ai th* Centro] Woe**. In thi* eltj', ou the SUh Iml. by T. J. Wilder. and are printed by request of the aocietv. ~ wrirm n»« «~r rmr winr. - The Rev. Dr. George D. Jocelyn died at Al. bion on Saturday last, aged filiy-lhree. lie promptly adjusted by the Insurance Company. ’ t? . ’ Madison Dispensary, Highest Market Price in Cash, For Pipe stare*, delivered In Hastins*. NashviU*. or Middleville. I naaireai Central Qou»*. E. D. WHITE, auanxoa. Mura.. Sept. 2, ICB, , • . POSITIVELY CURED. „ __ ___ Hmu^. J«1j xxtrif I S3 S3 . j 1 The Electric Balm will be wed only when desired. MARRIAGE GUIDE.OS SEXUAL fATHOtOGY. The old reliable, lb* Grand Rapid* Daily . in Rutland. . , ... r D«. 5ib, 1W6, lifetime, will alvraya J toution to thia port of business. .„ • ■ : ; . ■ T “ STEBBINS BROS. A. P. Drake C. Russell, a°d others. ‘ Mtchad' ll^ce is and why . ihould bo not be. His new .place of buaness is a favorite resort Tor tho public. Celia Theater fttmlshra a good poem,’ nnd as a matter oi-cotlrtt* he is reaping a ' rich hwW- ’ Btsfaartfo* Ihc pl»«. the Cmtennial.' door east of Em. Busby’s Barber shop,: truly nay that they cau do better work, and give belter satiafaciion than any other firm tn thia wetion. W. H. Stabbing, the ‘•■"‘iKlBir.'r'.oo “"t whjuMe’. fo >w 187i ulStf �and winter storms, because no animal suf­ fers so much, when completely drenched with rain or sleet, owing to the long tune after the storm it takes io dry them thor­ oughly. It does aocm that some farmers ircnss. poiueaa heithcr the common attributes of humanity in the care of their lire slock, riSte? Saloa made Yr nor brains enough to give them a knowl­ edge of what is to their own interests. Some of these men show a remarkable pro­ pensity for saving money «A<rn otfamed, and It would be, perhtpa an impossibility to draw three cents from some of them to save the country from ruin, while they turn their cattle and sheep into a field in the dead of winter, with no shelter from storms, and feed them from a haystack, throwing the hay upon the ground tote trodden under foot, or covered with toe driving snow. Such fanners are not fit to own cattle and sheep, and good adrioe, to them is in most cases, thrown Fori Wayne, Jadxou & Saiiiai G. P. Rowall & Co'». Col, 82500011 • sugar nxrrs rot swinr. 4 From toe following statement it appears that sugar beets alone when boiled will produce in good breeds of hogs two pounds of perk drily to each animoL The writer "In August toe hog weighed 360 Aya: pounds; ths manner of feeding was three times a day with boiled sugar beets, boiled in a kettle holding sine bushels, the beets being pulled and thrown into toe kettle, tops and roots, as they grew, ware net washed, but all sdherdng dirt rubbed off; no milk in, and the natural SHORT LINE MICHIGAN AND TUB SOUTH. W8 TIKKCARD ia EflWt ttac. IS, «!•. Trains ran by Chioaeo Tl«t. Taking Effect Dec. 10th, 1876 GOING EAST. TRAINS OOIHO SGCTH.____ us! juices of too beets, as the object was to test the value of the sugar beet for the purpose of fattening swine without the addition of sour milk from the dairy; therefore only beete were fed cooked as stated : the feed was three pails a day, morning, noon and night, the twelve quarts, that amount pail holding the hog would eat up clean, perhaps more, as his appetite was not cloyed, the inten. tion was to feed about as much as he would eat -clean and no more; after tember, feeding toe first of Sep­ fifteen days, bo weighed 390 pounds, a gain of two lbs per The feeding quantity and was continued ; same manner of feeding'through September ; thirty days gave sixty pounds 1 think the following gives a correct idea on the above subject: “If one has considerable quantities of coarse or inferior fodder to work up, and wishes to make up for its inferiority by ths use of grain, and if the principal object is selling milk by measure, without special regard to quality, and if the number of cows kept u large, say twenty or more, and one expects these conditions to exist several years, it will pay to purchase a good steam boiler and cook the feed for tho cows ; but if the number of animals is small, the quality of the very best, os when the object of feed­ ing is anything but making milk for mar­ ket, he bad better make his stable as warm and comfortable u possible, and feed his hay whole and raw, rather than incur the expense aud extra labor necessary for steaming food.” \ Smail trees, shrubs, bushes, Ax., are ber 1 of 450 pounds.^ He was fed the benefited by placing around them in No­ vember a manure mulch, consisting of sta­ weighed 510 pounds." In November this ble manure mixed with considerable straw. hog was fed-on corn and oats ground to­ It protects them from the heaving action gether, with no beets, and he increased of the frjri in freexing and thawing, and three pounds daily, and was killed Decem­ also enriches the ground by rains washing the liquid manure into tho ground. ber 1st weighing over GOO pounds. But the Act that he gained two pounds daily, on sugar beets alone is a matter of interest to farmers. An acre of land well prepared and enriched will produce 800 bushels of as a bushel will make two pounds of path it would be cheaper to fatten begs witR-.beats early in the season than with corn and other grains ; but feeding the last month on corn meal, Ax., to harden the pork. Farmers must study economy in every branch to be prosperous. of their busueas in order ■ Whin manure is spread on grass lands in October or November, and is soon cov­ ered by snow that remains on the ground all winter, much of the manure would be lost, its virtues drying away, and passing off into the atmosphere; and in such local­ ities it is better to spread tho manure in the spring; and the grass will soon grow up and sliado it, and the spring rains will carry the most of its virtues into the ground at toe time they will do the most good. Fino well-rotted manure only should be put upon gnu lands. Conroe and hard qualities of salt are J some soils, immediately after a heavy that has made the ground soft, posu best for meat packing for the following be drivon in to the, * *** * reasons: They dissolve gradually, and, eep with a beetle,, ' contract tho meatby degrees to a desirable compactness; they keep the salt pickle the following: ‘Thad secured split oak within a certain moderate concentration ; posts at a cost of ten cents, delivered. they cannot enter mechanically into the Those were sharpened, and I calculate Chat meat, and thus overcharge it, and may the chins and bowings pay for this wort therefore be applied in a sufficient excess After too posts were sharpened aud placed so as to compensate for the losses of pickle on the line al the proposed fence, stakes by leakage, etc., without endangering toe were set firmly on the line, fifty feet apart, tenderness and the flavoring to prematureand two lines ' drawn, one at the bottom and the other at toe top of the poets. The common fine salt answers for a With aufoe-feet resours.we proceed to short period of keeping very well, and is lay off the places for the poets, stacking consequently used in the packing of meat down pegs a foot long. With a sharp for immediate family consumption. Fifty spade a hand followed and took off the sod, to fifty-six pounds of course salt are usual­ and also removed the earth one spade deep, ly taken for toe ssltag down of one bar­ I followed with an iron bar, round and rel of ratal; the bottom and top of toe sharp at the lower end, but enlarged up­ barrel should always be carefully covered ward anti! fifteen inches from the point, with • layer of coarse salt. it fa four inches in diameter. With this instrument a man may make the holes very rapidly. After making too holes for five or kx rods we set tho posta. A strong bench was made about toe height of a common table, having a cleat naflod to the legs on each ride for a step. Armed with a beetle, one man mounted this bench while the other hdd the post, aud it was sent to its abiding place quicker than I can describe the operation." He used boards 18 foot long in this case, nailing on the lower one a foot from the ground, three boards high, with a furrow turned up with plow on each ride. When a eheap face is wanted about four and a half feet high, or higher, toe lower board may be Con 18 teehee from the ground, if a vy plow be run on eaeh ride to throw up the earth about a foot under toe fence. New Advertisements. GOOD WIDTHS PUBLIC! STOCK OF GROCERIES Farmers should have an eye to their seed wotadoes for plantin'* offonX next snrinir The o^eri^e of thXands in various sections of toe country goes to show that large potatoes for seed are no better than mo£urn sised oom, only that in a dry senate, if planted whole, they ob­ tain the planta by toe moisture in them better than smaller potatoes. Itin not ad­ visable to plant toe very small ones ; they of ~ OU Mro.J and IVi.mrR, hrrfduartf or •eijuirrd. trratrJ STR I CTLy’'PRIVATE •7rtb nllh O^LdRarid* i’lsSu**railroad DnJVrsraf aorta will ata rtnnat i JACKSON’S BEST” SWEET NAVY additional weight making a total on Octo­ beets i IAILMAI. AGENTS KANTSD 1 Cnnbiustioa Pro- or any other drink given to too hog except the water too beete were boiled day. Railroads. Railroads. NfcVADVERTlSMENTS abed for his ahasp to go under in cold foD PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY CHEWING TOBACCO MUTH TWTlTrTlgj—avtUe. Wta. $20000 00 iS GOLD w “'i 5: rfr Furniture, Milk Safes. WWRtfteHilh. HASTINGS Furniture, Coffins, Etc. ■TH M. STEBBINS BRO’S, nnd be happy again. Where you wnl find all kinds of FURNITURE! A Gret BedictiH ii Prim! Of every Description which we can sell cheaper than any house iu Barry county, for these reasons; 1st. Because we have no rent to pay. 2d. Because we make the most of our goods ooraelvee. 3d. Because we keep the best of work­ men. 4th, Because we warrant al! goodt wc mate. We sell none of this cheap made Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The goods re make are made by hand, and warranted. We invite nil persons to call and inspect our goods, for they all bear inspection. No trouble at all toshoW our goods. Parties having pictures to Frame would do well to get them fronted of us u wo can do it tetter and chcoocr than any house in Barry couoty. We keep toe larges! and selected stock of Picture Frames and Mouldings, Brackets, Paper­ holders, Wall pockets, Slipper holders and everything in too Furniture Line. We inrite all persons to call and look at our FURNITURE Tte Grart Snttai fimuiito- Northern RAILWAY COMPANY CENTRAL Look here ! Look here! Peerless Milk Safes Now on exhibition at our Furniture Store. All kinds of work made to order. Repair­ ing of all kinds of old furniture neatly don. fiOr*“We Mean Bnrinwts". Furniture Rooms south side of State street, opposite H. A. Goodyear's Hard­ ware Store. ______________ STEBBIMS BBB'S Detroit Advertisera e nts. we guarantee Satisfaction. Hctne furnished free to purchasing a Coffin worth £ «n giro you tetter figures than ever rffered be: orc, for we make the most of our Coffins and Furniture. . Railroad 'STATIONS DEFY COMPETITION, D. D. MALLOBY & CO � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-02-05.pdf 0d1ae1bc3cbd59afae14f624a78229c0 PDF Text Text ■ -. fhB^i-MjfiejrtiblicaiiDapper, AXD J..:?.* ; ' PUBUSUER. 1 of tiuta Straot. HavtlBC*. Barn . 11 ;"T ixi'i- | J. g, GOODYEAR & CO.’S Announcement! Dry Goods and Clothing. Tailoring. A .fine. Tailoring Department connected with otir Store. THE TOLEDO BLADE. HATES OF ADVERTISING. ne Boots and Shoes A Large Stock of Boot? and Shues, nil kinds, very Cheap. i^Jrej »i.w_i nonJ fi^ooi *Loi|_^£bo ‘ J Suture I 3-50 16-00 l/toorujol Mft) g Cotumn l jq> r MO f'XWt Bait iyJw ■J Cutamn I 5?o> I oxio llAOPTlP-OOI "MO S coidum i «to I u oo' i ae ool wroitobo 1 Column. I ' lotol gM»l 80J0I MAPI UW> Groceries. Groceries of all Ignds as LOW as they \ Salt. A full line of Saginaw and. Onoiv). Come and see ns CAEDS ' Fpr we mean to sell goodf/, so that it shall be lor your advantage to buy of us. ,J. S. Goodyear &>. Co? Hastings. Mich. Jnn. 17. 1877. janlbtf. ONLY WINE. attorney at law a solicitor ‘ AND ’ SURGICAL Grand Itsptd* B«ud»r*»<>nv-r Dtvhfon-fcC SMITH to KWAPPEM. ATTORNEYS AT LAW & SOLICIT- at'C. PECKiLAM, ridfl PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, FRKOCPORT. BARRY COr'.Trtr i MICH. .*^ffi£.atum...» given u> Db-a. I» anrombiwBtiy iseMMfal in rarlra <*«• in bb 0i»dt uM-rt.itl.r*, piiJ lui* minv HriBK.witnMM* vrfi. owo lif.and hMlth to kiln, bHot harin* S*r«n nt> nil bi4>: at relief. UL» rtmediojare altuMilntslnnw*. with tnnrvrlou.eaeaqr rtticriM »ymp:oi»« nan rrtauvina the reuvunf <!i*m*a. rnrtorins tbo vital otnm t<> lb*:* n*tar*l fuMti.M-DarUyin? tn visor*tinx Hie whale rjnrm. «nd helttml- —— twarrt ™ lain ___ A. 1>OCTO» WHO It I* f»l»e eeonootr la *nff«r from any annoyias dbrnm ar ry mptoro, vriffeb. frqm M* abllitraod »ue*• in vo many nmllar oaaca. roa bare evrry reaaou Io tyahav* tv- In-nlur eaa eatr. Health h ahaanar an aafiarinc nod funeralr, Do not be uu-led ar taflinerd by tho . nvpu*. Jealuin nr prehntimd. but Lina on ynnr own be*l Judamant. eall t» tally invr>ti|-iie mvI na'i-Ir yourvalf. Kt»to«e todejonnee a frTtrho uki bupel.i th. hand* of tmod Jhyri-iyru. nr>4 by J)U h!„riar AiIi and mprovIn how miare*w« Un* e«n bc*abt of frTvnd* or r<-lastly*, victim* of IfenvniAptlO'i or ogmlgaUnum dla- can be raabirwi lotManti W-tfir (kllind*—— wtk-«> •In.v IW.al!s*. L«a>Ju | tynn Fr nt anccwMfol pliyalcfftn.nnd ImVtnxnmrii DR- H. F- PKCKSAM. CHO PUYSICIAJt AND SUW bdur /Zarrw fbmUg. JUbd ir treatment that my fklth In yyo I iabl«- |.i.r*i4te»- ••k»u*l bavobrti r yean*, wta.anera-tuMl traalmar Jtiw effect. I can alert* bauer. a* <OI» H.e puo.u. .................... ..Irr.rut l« pieuliarljr *u«r»**n>1 iss.Wi.awatK bm.-erw.rol mode of treaUrreuL IS??or'wh»t.veruMi>.urUBtur». c.rvrullr l I. . .. .... . __ miliar rrlallu* to kinllb <*nd bcBUlX), prf- LUCIUS RUSSCLL, ' TER. Circuit Court Conunlmteaar. Peace. Saury Public, and a»nend ce^ver the National Bank. Slata ISAAC W. VRQOMAX. : G. HO14TB0OK. - t AT LAW .M. MMior — CL*— 5sx’^»tukrs'. “•. ’ ' , He batbW -bis--haggardbefore 1 going to thn >£niag roam, and whon ha went out. cautiously looked tho door iron | T>y Moibaad Telegraph, frdm all parts of Mrs. Emmons was silting alone in her •ho ■worifr ^Jti brief; it? R oto kftn and 1 own dainty little room. Rich damask cur­ purpose to make ThsuToleda Blade so > tains, velvet carpet, bronse jardenier. , nearly as possible b7jjr Sevres vases of rare patterns, a fine copy A Ferf^t FmMT if the Siatino Madonna, u plush covered 1 And all that loog expertonoe in tha easy chair, rosewood bedstead, a curiously business, a liberal expenditure t of money, ,j inlaid eseritotr/ Everywhere were elegant t and anpduous labor can do. to accomplish .. articles of virtue, and all that wa« suegesthis purpose shall Be done. tive of wealth and refinement. ‘ And the lady?—scaico six rnonffra’a „rt 75 cents a ■ practical pabli* ifintitafcei wife : A form of mutchlew syTOetry; a ,m now the lead* face of rare lovlinem, with childish -dimpler TOn_^_Jy of-tim W«H, k»g ,48"9 in the chin,lips that reminded ope of ahalf' •1 and constantly, in^reaang open rose, eyca that rcmtillated with each circulation. wave of feeling And to all this was,added i Single an expression ofwonderful womanly tenderi same rale ror a snarccrinno; vinos at ncss, seldom seen in so fair a ftec. ' r five, per year, •ifTAicnoh ; Clubs of-MA Bui just now the eyes were humid, the’ «»L ovo^ILCS wm each, and aa.«^m 1 v corners of the mouth drawn, thtf fora She camo timidly toward him, and drooping, and the delicate hands clasped nervously, and for this: tQvcrdl times lookad wrttolly to too eyre, which hid1 more. The Blade (weekly) and Ameri­ can Farm Journal (monthly) one year for within hcr"short married life, her husband »lwuy» bofewt««* to loringly. z135J^., had returned to her, with breath and man­ ' i “Ella, wi&! What docs all thia mean ?’’ ner which told plainly that he had been he Hiked, sternly, but with & suspicious I We have jaatnlrctoily revised owr Book ” too familiar with the /wme aup. And q hirer in htfi'viicc, that told ofsuppressed >L«4, and now offer twwvety auhteriber the last night ho had returned from hut club, emotion. • r beat works of-standard authors for almost “ It -meaba that I want you to knpw accompanied by a friend, who explained to the frightened wife, that he had, only Juslhuw I frit W night, how I have frit all day; and that you may, guess how for once, taken a little to much wine. And now. here, in her beautiful home; how dreary tho future looks to me,'" she Addrim The Bfade, Toledo, Qhto’ she was looking away to a time whto men, added, with a little sob. "'I0 ' ‘‘ALaudliu," he muttered, looking’awuy aye, and women too, would point at him, * I >V«» UaeJbl to Every-Opt. as a drunkard, and at her as a drunkard's wife ; to a time when all thesa pretty «- ,t. "But you will forgive me, Frenkl" she litrt a profit for a very 1UU« moder, aa to axroundings should bo swept away, and tuey said,'/meaning for tho fright she had given p«Hfftfe*atoihKw*mteyo, wMrlo tl^ft; hun.' j) go down, down to poverty and shame. Wil Aou- u do U-ln.tthar word., ta hM< his But ho dra not yetcoiy.pro>Knd, and re­ brain, help hi. hand*. Here is one way tp do The picture was frightful! But what “Upon one condtHou." And this: Thfi amillirrinf or extra prodnedeu of could she do? She had spoken to fata, plied : willing past her, seixed tbn half empty Irm than half a cent a day, or 3 cents a week. only to be teased and petted for her fears’. ‘ “Become a drunkard on wine ? Why, wine', bottle, opened the pipduw, and "' I have been accustomed to its use, at turned the contente upon the pound. "There, now will you promise me never proper ’ limes, ever since I left the nur­ sery. My father tdwaya placed it before to drink wine again, when away from ,«4r . his gentlemen guests." And Mrs. Em-' mons thought, sadly, of a brolhe.-, beG>re whom it had been placed, until it had gling in her silly trap, and her woman’s failed to satisfy him, and with stronger wit suggested an after-thought. ‘Whyftduld I? Where is the harm drinks, hejhad hurried ou. to hide himself in a drunkard’s grave. But she did hot in drinking a little wine ? I will promise to* mover drink anything stronger, if yea •ft' and ho continued: “You know I never indulge in any. with me to do bo.’’ . thing stronger than wine. Besides, if I “Heavens 1 . Has it come , to thia? should refuse it now, vou know vesywell Listen to toe! A person can become as what our triads would say." & thernughiy inWixieatcd on wine as any "Indeed I do not. What would they ; Yitfier-li<|uor, if ha drinks enough of it” - Uwater “Simply thia, that I am afraid of mv, little wife," and he caught her up.and ■ swung her lightly about the room. “Btrt never fear! I am all right. I will promise you never to drink anything stronger then wino. Are you content ?" “Hardly. You are su dear to ma, Frank, and I am so jealous of your good ollaoHnjr Court Tl< r treat SrtleVkl Itert^iper OB from a blow1 “The ^errants, mns^ knpw nothing of 1 this, or even suspect." ' • ' | Doctor Aikln’s Double Column JAMEH CLARKE, .V doused her heart to beat faster, and her ANOTHER YEAR. eyes to sparkle with a strange briUianqy. ' -She ' glanced at tho little crania don; ' on hoar he would be horns. She did ncrrfii gave way, and withA dread of what not call a servant, but herseW Weat to tha. i•he 1,4 Jaik cellar and brought ;ft bottle of the beat ..Woman feu down in . a white heap at nil Wine. This she uncorked and emptied . half its contents in thd slop jar, that, the , Still careful of hm- fair fame, he did not perfume might the better permeate the 'rjog, bnt used such restoratives as ha room. Then shcplaoed a small table near j-fbald command, and -pho pas^Booa,tubing That *o with hop* too Ions d*f*rveil in his .ams.. And the bed, and put tho half emptied bottle L _ after a little the told on jt, together with a wine-glass and an- Jiim “r all. *’ 1 And he gladly reiterated his cither bottle,' the latter an empty one. Go- ,prottoo, only too. toaakful that hia pre­ ingto bar escritoir she took some violet icious wife had not stumbled, and that not ink, and dropping a little in water care- In gem was missing from her beautiful fully bathed her face with the-hquid, until icroftb of Womaahoad. . . , . it assumed the purplish hue she sought. 3hc then put on a plain wrapper over net pretty home dresfi, and after turning over Another year of (ettins *nn*. a chair dr two, and otherwise disarranging , ’ her room as much as possible, she threw ' The Blade is the result of years of hcnelf upon the bod, and nervously awaited the arrival of her husband. The thoughtful and carnal effort to build up a Finrt-elato weekly-paper of Esttin! Cttr" moments seemed long, but he came at adapted to tha-waute of tho people last, oriH softly openedthedoor,'to Stand' aeter > Of wavinc field* and ruddy fruit the whole country; North, South, East aghast at tin* spectacle of bis almost per- of 1 The branebe* weighing down. foot wife, evidently in tho pitiable stepor <and West. It offers a greater Dumber of Another year of happy work. • S>cial Features aC toter»l kU .»!■•. to of intoxication. •; That better b than play: Tlu) bottles told their owd story l and 'the general -readoz,-tha^a------ **■------------Of aimple earest and lore that grow* Aiu^f-JKasc*’ the room was filled with tbpartfaa of wine. published. 1 popular Humorou/Lctters' Be stepped to the side of the bed, and 1 Another year of baby mirth * , Mssy^MswiAaiT^ gawd at the half hidden, flushed face of ‘ And childhood’* blamed way*. which are Witten cxclosively Of thinker’* thought and prophet’* dream liis wife, and tailed her name. But she ' And poet’* leader by*. only muttered in broken phnuas, oucL he .nnjl published' regularly'm mt down by tho bedside, and covering hia ।Tho Blade is one of tbb iar Another year at beauty’* fea*U . face with'his hands, groaned aloud. How the world, and a portion of . ... At every moment (pread. long he mt thus fie cdqld tierer tell. It 1is every week devoted to the Choicest Of lilent hour* when grow dbtinet riiigfat have-been hours' if ho judged by ' tlte agony he eadurod. I But lhDfdinwwl^—--------------------------- Great Bargains in Dry Goods. All kinds nF Fancy Goods at BOTTOM’PRICES. Roa«iy Made Clothing Speciality. . TERNS OF SCBSCBIPTION : One copy, one year is Advabea.--.:...,..— If not pail in advance..... ........ — PROFESSDIH AND BUSINESS - HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5,1877. VOL. XXL NO. 81 EDITOR u. “Will you promise?." . . She came ncaret to Jinn,'and looking -with fitr mremerio eytott bts own, said , • ’“.Will you promiie, too, FrankT’ ' > “What?" „ , ,. ... “WiU you. t°o» promise to. drink no -■wm^when yot| are away from me ?” "Thank yon; dariing ! I will keep my- - - “Dti premia ! <mI I will novar so much bdf worthy of \ our tore," and With a kisir' n iook-U it, if I «aa avoid afi," sh»«i<L. Klqdwith. he had left her, to come home “overcome ijjgWfr* while her fine with wine." • J Mm. Emmons had named k filelfi«^ night; and her hnsband had roe* toHifi a^Ule ytai^’cart of the paper. Hl ■ai -»«TW»W »Um far halldt-i—< i»; • mWtwiqr of IM owUy wkm-Wl :'t.. n. Great oare i» exercised to hayewrsrj . �H JR- steven2s_Coiumn._ I$100.00 State Affairs OUR WAS'^mOTON LEITER. in Greenbacks SUCCESS enees and in fact an aloyst endless repre­ sentation of the achievements of man, will hare a far more enduring and perms neat result. Even with all the incalculable good to be that the products of the mines of Onton­ agon and Keweenaw counties fur 1876 were upwards of 24.94U tons of oar. The railroad land grant land* fa Mich­ igan pay nearly or quite $150,000 of taxes per annum, under the new law—quite a sum of money to aid the northern cdun- derived from this whieh men have stored up in their minds and their note-books, we have retained fa th* "country a very eocaidcnble propertiou of the actual materials ■nd inMe. eibfbneJ Perhaps the largest u Pbih&lpbu. recurta euUeetioos from foreign countries for permanent exhi­ bition fa the United States arc those which feU into the hands of the Naxioual um at Washington. thoumnd boxes No Ira* Muse­ than ten having a and packages, wright of five hundred torn and reaching of the enoraoua number of hundreds thousands of articles, have been presented this Museum from the countries of Europe, of Asia, of Africa, of Australia, the ynerian Islands, Sandwich Uunda, Canada, Bermuda and of South America. The appropriations af the Smithsonian Institute, the United States Ffah Com mimirri and the Interior Dqurtment m»de The State Lreaiatirr .lovmal daily is now mailed to the clerk of every township, city and organised village fa the State, to be left on file fa his ofire for the use of the public. WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS. THERE IS SO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHES, NO PAIN. THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY, OB THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMALS, THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING 25c. 50c., or 11.00. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. bring constructed by the Pallman Palace Car Company expressly for this line. Tbeee can wiH be sixty-six feet long, ten feet wide, and ten feet high, with twelve sections, one dnwfag-room (with table room for six persona >. and one state room, l-crides the kitchen, chins doest. dressing The keeper of the Wayne county joor- room, etc. The fate^w will be finished house baa made a statemeat c! the ac- with black and white walnut, mahogany, counts of the poor farm during the past French ash, and curled maple, the place of year. The gross product.s were $7,065,36; the usual bead-lining bring filled in with am junt paid fur hired help. $503.75. leav­ foreign polished woods; the panels be­ ing the net products $6,561.51. tween the windows will be of Csliforuia The balance of cash fa the state treas­ laurel and other California woods , thi lamp fixtures, window fateniags, door ury Jaa. 20 was $830,873.42 : reeeipu during the week ending Jan. 27 were hardware, etc., will he of trippie plated $33,323.62 ; payments during the same silver. The upholstery of the sente is to time were $37,524.27 ; balance fa treasury be of rich but plain reps, oorrespoodfag Jan. 27, 1S77, $826,174.77 ; decrease far and hkrmociring with the wood finish of the sides and roof of the ears. Between the week $4,200.65. eaeh set of sente is spare for a table that A meeting of the first and avcood wort will accommodate four persons comfortably, gaga bondholders of the Detroit and Mil- . but as a rule, are Dot expected to neat sraukae Railway wa* held fa Detroit re- more than two persons. The glam and chinaware for the tables are now being The Probate Judge of Ionia county de­ clare that he has over cases on his docket, and farther maintains that unkm be m given a elerk he srtll not catch up with his work be^re the next Centennial. where they will be carcfuly stored until an cxietmoa ofthe present building of the Na­ tional Museum shall aford room far their brown open to public. the free adnriou of the general settle up the bmfaen of the present orgauixation and to place it fa operation up. on a new basis under the tint of the De­ The electoral bfe which jroedtbe Sen­ troit, Grand Haren aad Milwaukee nilate Thursday monmg after an all night road. To do this the committee is vested with the power to arrange dxffereacns with session, contfatKs to be the prinripJ sub­ other railroads and oorpontioaa, and to ject of di.rumsna and thought. The op* fame $5,000,(M)0 fa bonus rotr.ing thirty poritiou to rhe hiB in the Senate was led yean, a portion of which are to be ex­ changed fa settlement of prone t facumbranoes and far the payment of the e xpeaO«ir afc -f Ike btlkr ta* Uxni aes of the racrgaaxntioa. It is hoped that Coagram will take aoam action to the matter without defer. under the For some lime We have heard hints of a line of hotel cars Lr the Omaha and Cab iiornialfae of the Chicago k North-West­ ern Railway. When asked about their cars, the ofieen have uniformly evaded g direct reply. Our “reportorial iutfaefa’' taught us to investigate for ourselves. We hare done so, and are now enabled to state pontirely that such a line will be started fa the early spring, and that the cars are now be^buiU. The fact will no longer be a secret after this day’s pa­ per gets before the public. ' Four of the roost magnifi-xot betel cars disadvantage of having argw- xx45xl jiffs’ CARBOLIC OIL ^•■ST-ISA. FERRAND WILLIAMS A€O. selected from the Royal Dresden exhibit that was at the Centennial Exposition and so greatly admired. Each piece of silver ware, glass-ware and china-ware will hare the monogram of the Chicago A North­ Western road marked thereon. The kitchens of the can will be so arranged that do fumes from the cooking viands can reach the occupants of the berths. On each car will be a steward, two cooks, throe waiters, and a chambermaid to wait upon lady patrons. It is the intention of the company to furnish the best meals .^1 __ J REMOVAL SUU» UMM Mil SETHir ogam will be attainable by those desiring thcue luxuries. Tbrre hotel cars wiB leave Chicapu oo. the “ California Express, * and ran through to the Missouri river/ Ou the west-bound train, dinner, supper and breakfast will be 57 meata upon record which went directly to The total rainfall for the reason al San Jtue, CaL, has been only 2.73 iorhea. The o&cial argon of the German empire pab&hcnthe population of Germany a* you the bill wiH law. undoubtedly become a There is very Bede known m yet regarding the House membership of the tribunal, but the names moot promfasntiy Tm 8 mate committee charged with m* vmteguriat the Into Alabama riactmu wfli begin their hUr to-momw. UnEke the ethers, this committee will net go to the AD bridges on the line of the Mariettaand Cincinnati and Bahimore and Ohio Roadi are inspected daily. Over $2,000,000 fa eofa and buIHoo passed through Lcmdcm, OoU January 30 on rente tor the Treasury Department at The lessee by fire fa the United States during 1876 were $64,630,600. The tomes tn M amaehtwtt- amreroted to $5,* 471,400. Judge David Irirto, the newly eboeen Senator from Illinois, is said to lie worth about $3,000,000. He owns fourteen im­ proved farms in McLean County, HL. 1877. Oneidi, N. Y. S2.OO U behind the Cnmritntii. m w< V by m doing they mn get into eftre. G®aal Brikuap, w>o haa been to the mare hot AprS awaittag his trial, han ttofawah. Udnaaad abator to the Dto L ie S J iU » 111 CM« WauMto, farefall IMas. aa4 Aehw fair Wasp year Haramaad Bfaek fa Outer *»-IT NEVER FAILS! Try it Ooce-eu - fe-a methods of,warfare, the study of the sei- iiI ? ! MUSTANG . already been caught fa tlw St. Joseph river weighinc over two pounds. At no distant day the health to the humane race, the improve­ river will abound fa those fish. ment* fa shipbuilding and the systems and From the Ontonagon Miner we learn ’ fastaHtncnta. California Salmon’ bare efforts made for the security of life and < 1 study of the educational systems, of the f , ???? 1 I I I knowledge of the resources of each section “Honest’money for all, nnd free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the other.” -i II 1 ? tnro and art, a wider and more intimate THE *FOE OF PALN 3 S' And still our Platform. Address, THE AMEBICAM' faOClAEMT, Onetea.M.Y. a new types of form and color in manufac- 1877. The Michigan House has 41 farmers, 24 lawyers, 9 doctors, 8 merchants, 7 lum­ bermen. 3 builder*, 2 preachers. 2 bankers and 2 editors. , The Board of Sapervison, of Genesee county, voted to give Judge Turner $200 a year, extra compensation, in quarterly _„ The after, iulmmcea fa in the way of suggestions far progress to aiyxs-jro thom who hst vr cl m. TUT AKMia(j|r the toyy MT.mbartt^ Wl ‘■•W •/ H* ftwLjfirju v Srw, 22 MONROE ST. tl-y ll f ’ Nations of the World, seems to hare en tiiriy subsided. MICHIGAN FARMER Atosthsnwsktesa tailto. nro. kaartsf Us »»item toss*, pro l,r’- »—sanohmsl ta Vlsmmts. rotas wschiaM. S^rwarr. «• . eu ® very defective soma! system to a new one adapted to the premt needs of mankind. and to dinero the principles which should govern the transition, is the function whieh the AMERICA* SMI A LI ST has undertaken to perform. This is an rightCreek, on the new line. pnge paper, about ths atm of the Sdnific Tom G. Stevenson has purchased the The ware of oramtion and excitement faterot of H. C. Sesrions fa the Ionia American,^ *s pubhshod every Thurs­ day. at Oneida, N. I. Terms ; One year, made by the late Centennial exhihitinp Beateari, and will hereafter run it atoce. $£$$; Six months, l.M;*a/n>oys tn oJand gathering of people at Philadriphfa, D. Durwin Hughes, Esq., will deliver nomre. Lt giro a careful Summary ofNaws, which pasacd over this oMntzy and found faterotfag Corropsudence, etc., etc. The ite way with more or lens power to all tho Stcaid Value began January 4th, 2 To watch, report, and assist thia evolu­ tion of the drtimed world from an old and �^^jni-WeeklyhephhlicHbanper. " Counoll Prowedlngt. ' •'FIIIALMNIWWWWn. .. UHANfiER’S l iTV I.OCAL R- GUIDE D. 1877. Present the Mayor, Recorder, Aid. Evans, H- TIMK-CARD Petition of Charles E. Barlow, City Treasurer, ItU r. M. j»ck*oa Expt***. 1:15 a.m. Atl.nticEzprea* (SalurdayandSoodariJfcM P. M. •Fay Freixhl •» - • lOrtfla.M. .rar.d Rapid* Exprw • • MBs* W.yFroisht * Uflflr.m. <11 train* daily except Sandays-exeepl aa POST OFFICE TIME CARD (.'*nd Lowell—Arrive daily, except Sunday. ‘LlfcrlK'NbBoM. Special jloticy. for aa extension of his tax roll for thirty days. Which wa« ou motion granted and hi* tax Ayes—Aid. Evans, Lewis, Reed, Sheldon and Tomlinson, 6. Tho following accounts were then on motion aarezally allowed and orders op the appropri­ ate funds ordered to be drawn therefore. For Jurors feet in the case of the People vs Rose $ .3 00 pie vs Bell 8. 8. Garrison constable fee* In the case of the People vs Bell 8. S. Garrison, two suits, eonstable foe* J. Q. Creasy surveying and Sheriff fees in tho matter of widening State St., Burrell* j.M. NEVINS. P. M. COUNTY OFFICERS. Campbell David Bennett for hauling bore George VanBrunt for cleaning out ditch John Fisher for 5 cords wood for engine house ci! room J. Angle forfixing door and cleaui TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. The resignation of Harvey Wright of lhe of­ fice of City Attorney was presented and on motion accepted by a vote by ayes and nays as follows: # GotdllWi- X'/ . Tomlinson, <>. A communication from Benajab BoUpm one of the bondsmeu on John Cole’s liond as liquor ’ i’lcavant last Saturday. Circuit Court to-day. Council meeting to-morrow evening. The Reform Club nor Tlte Editor of the Bawtra* wffl Inetltutea Lodge* Odd Fellows at Woodland Center thia i Finance Committee. On motion to approve Gibb Matthews bond as liquor dealer, said bond was di-approved and said Matthews required to file I. .nd with Bell as liquor dealer, said bond was disap­ proved and that said Andrew Ball be required te give a bond of *3,000.00 with two or more number of the (hridt eentains an illustrated botanical gl scary and a large number of short articles and replie* to correspondents on lhe best nmanek of cultivating the products of the garden nml^oiboure' With eharetcristic lib­ after b*ln< pronounced Incurable by phyilrians of acknowledssd ability. Scbenck't Palmouiefinup / z - M anar*. TO THE PCBLIC. The four iiluHtratcd articles Ui the Fabru- . For many yuan wa have mad. two mi aryJ&riiwrMctheWrtofall. They contitt railed to the ailment* of a vast clam of *i Thounand* of cure* h»v* bmn made byth* of a spirited pager on trout-fUhing in the in fact, the word failure eoald never be i General McClellan s second paper on a winter Journey on the Nile; T. W. Chambers’ sketch* ofJoin Romeyn, Droadhead and E. 8. Nada!'* biographical and critical sketch of White, of His- Apples Wanted, t-speclally wbrtby orfiotire, antTia on excellent compan­ ion piece to the paper on talmon-flsliing at each Box of Pills or Pot ot Ointment and the end will soon be reached. - long ago. published in the same tnagssine. Kate Field has some bright uad entertaining recollections of Bcctboreti. Pagi'nlni, and Sir Julius Benedict. Saxe Huhn furnishen a I will mail I ide Vwrotable Balm that will remove Taa. />•«*Irt. Pinplf oad Blolrktt. leaviac tho *kin toft, etrer and bmatlful: b1m> lutreeUoMdbr prtxfue- story. ••Firmer Bassett's Romance," which is characterise,! by -the deftness and simplicity TG CONSUMPTIVES. On motion the Council adjourned L D QcAcxxxsvstt. Roeorder. •tram fire engine. Masonic vis i— Grand Maatcr—Wn>. Dunham, Manistee. D. G^ M__ John W. Finch, Adrian. G. 8. W.—Isaac T. Beach, Almont. G. J. W.—R. C. Hathaway. Ionia.' ieal Society will bo held el Pontiac The I*reabylerian social will be entertained residence on Open street. A cordial invlta- be held at their Club room, corner of Jefferson aud Court Streets, up stairs over Mrs. Hand's More on Tuesday evening. ERRORS of YOUTH revolution, is a laming and beautiful tribute by addrawinr in perfoot eoulldcne. rnaiiy virit ptirposly to see this elegant object OGDEN, C. Cedar street. New Yorkof high art. ft wa* obtained from the King of Bavaria by Dr. J. C. Ayer, to whom his majeety n a* specially graefous in acknowledg­ ment of what bis remedies are reputed to have doos for liw,suffering sick. It wa* donated en M m-n. w - w,,i I free. The baiintw pay, better than anythin* by the DdAos-iAths t-liy of Laweft a per­ We will beer expenee of ttartlnr yoa. Par­ manent end speaking emblem of the vieturi** elee. ticular* free. Write and tee. Farmer* and msboth Scicncs and Arms.—Z/q/rrMo«n> (Xd,) - - -. • ' ■ ■ J’Tfrr J F.piom, N. H.. May 3. 1*70. iiJ.i.. ..<virod great lieiwii if 1‘nntnriAX Saruv, I am willing intuny ft> the thoitrands of other* inding its praise. During the- G, T —R. yY- Landon, Niles. G. 8.—E. I. Garfield, Detroit. G. L.—A. M. Clark. Lexington. After'the installation tho following oflicers and eommitleea were appointed by Grand Mas­ ter Dunham : Deputy District Grand Me*ter* :—First Dis­ trict, CAK. Bellowr, Ypsilanti*. Second Dis­ trict. Lewis Grant, Bronson. Hurd District. The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRAM, and. has'in stock and daily arrio~ . iffs, Fancy tines, 7 Goodsi c fact a com.Druggist pltie T! - ■■ ■V'* —SJST— ’«s w Merchandise ichich he offers to the people at greatly Re- • duced Prices. REMEMBER, the Pe o pie’s Drug S tore isdirectly opposite Empire Block. One dopr east of Spauldings- TU fbHins* OraaeU qflJ daw asffMtaUwklkot ties le Aafooes. S«c. 1ST. That it shall nrietor of any Batoon er inloxkwunx liquor, win< Hastings, July 18,1876 . •/ •• UNDERTAKING F re. -» p - Any person violeclnx any of the pro* risionr^f thb ordinAPoe shall bo punished bjr^a Being a buKinesar that needs a great deal AN ORDINANCE Relative to the Pay* led ws will tend nnednlof writing. FulloarGc- my former self. Ou being released, I wane fit subject for a-Northern hospital, where 1 re­ mained two months mid then came home. My physician reeomendod and procured for mo several boUles*bf PxBVVXAM Svacr,- whieh I continued tn use for several weeks, and found ray health' restored and my weight increased , ——.■ —C — —.. AH— L.I.llnul (.flit ftftv The “Iron Trail.” ity of thesyrtem. whether a riving form an im­ pure state of blood. 4y*pep*ia, or almoat any other cnu»e. beliaviag it will tn wio-t case* give entire satisfaction. A spicy sketch descriptive of a trip over the Atehisoo Topeka and SantaPe Railroad and of tho beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of tho Rooky Mountains, by “N^n Crinkle," the musical and jdrnm>tic eSttc the membere of the Fire Department. senior member, with tho experience of a lifetime, will always give' his peraouT at­ tention to thia part of their extenaiuo busincstt. •! 7 ‘ ‘ Si. dSftFMS.'.7r nitrated publication!, all when defl^r^fc. . „ < . ?- STEBBINS BROS. U»yy,iJ«lJ28lh. 1WC. r 'law. STAVES. STAVES. also lhe amount due of the Arte York World, sent free on paAttention. plication,together with the &imJuan Guide, maps and time tallies of this new and pop­ The assignees of John Stanley, tuk the J. vr. u immediate' settlement of all debts due ular route from Kansas Cityand Atchison Attest: LID.Qokkwmm . to Pueblo, Denver and all pointe in Colo­ them on hia account; and John says, “all PROBATE ORBER. rado, New Mexico, Arison* and tho San parties will do him a special favor by com­ Mich Iran, county »f Barry, Juan Mines. Tho finest line of Pullman he vro&te court for the count plying with the above request" as he de­ lb. prob. |>^ee.teA^rt Sleepers on tho continent between the Mis­ sires to wttle up. and grt on hiifert onee souri Hirer and the Rocky Mountains ayaia.___________ •_________ fcblw3 without change. Address T. J. Andkbson, TVTARRTED(Jen. Pau. Aat. Jun. 4 *7C tf Topeka, Kan. WICKHAKNoticeT ~ Highest Market Price in Cash, Far Pipe Staves, delivered in Haatinsi, Nashville, or Middleville. Blood. Kafomaxoo. Fifth. E- T. Church. Sixth. E. Mudge, Eaton Rapids. Seventh, George W. Robertson. Mt. Clemens. Eighth, Jamrtf B. F. Oirtis.'.Fliat. Ninth, Crawford Angell, Grand Rapids. Tenth, not appointed. Gratjd Chaplain—Ethan Ray Clark, Vernon. Grand Senior uocon— Bela Coggvall. HoL ; QommercjaL____ ■.rar, MIR Smith, Hoolk 4 Pbesto k’k. fl..™.! iijrartw* Cnarrn, Clerk. for Printers. I BXCBLSIOB Notice. unsealed aceoMte W. H. GOODYEAR, ,swic- dVtRH&srtStt.:®. 2: Having sold out my Meat Market, I hereby give notice to all those that orc indebted to mo to oom a and settle their accounts forthwith and save costa. next Sabbath evening. I also have got a nice matched team, or cither one of the two horses, fiir sale, with Read the article entitled ••Hotel\Tara" * HMTHW B.IRKE . double harness (almost new). I will girt printed in another place to-day. ill notes anGrand Junior Deocon-L. H. Ballsy, South rrewonablu.tcr’oa on good paper. ExxjsqDrricx, Feb. 5. 1®7. Valentin* Lwimk, "tali Marah*H-A H. EUis. MiddtevHte. WHEAT, (white) r«r bushsl---------------- 41ffi«ll4O Hmtings, Jan. 19th, 1877. 774wtw WHRAT.!refl)l>«JW»hel -------------^-1 10*1 » traveling public. Grand TylM—Harry Doan. Grand Bapid*. FLOUR, per ewfJ------------------------ — «< « The Grand Rapids business College from A. Card. Committee on Jurisprudence— Foster Pratt, OORN.jwrV^luiL— ---------• “ which so many of our most proficient ac­ Kalnmaxoo ; Hugh McCurdy, of Coruna; John OATS. r>«r bathe!------------------------------- « We take tliix opportunity of informing BITTER. ptrH’-r —-............. - ** 22 countants and busineas men graduate, is W. Champlin. Grand Rapids. EGGS, per doaca.---------- --------------------- « » the public, that we will safely and radical­ Oa Appe.ls-0- b. Spalding. St John.; POTATOES.psv bathtU------------—..... St » ly cure all eaxos of pilct, without the use the most popular and useful institution of C.W, Strait. Battle Creek: A- C. Manly. APPLES, per bsthel--------------------------* * its kind in the country.--Chicago ?*•»«. of knife or ligature. No oure, no pay. ONIONS, psrbuihel--------------- ------------R F- Al. W. Brown. Leetie. __ K F. Robertson, Albion; Fred Hartings, Dec. 21,1876. xxi68tf PORK.™ .r —~ at Grand Rapids, Lyon A Pickering, proprie- n«. xdrta: •IW M cnrd~. MESS FORK, per lb...... RAMS, per lb--------- — SHOULDERS, per lb— Dtod. 11- D. &h«l. M—U....; «UW LARD, per lb......:----- Farmers please taka notice that I have TALLOW, per lb......— • M bought out the interest of Calhoun &. CHICKENS, per lb —t Notice. Beckwith, in tho hotel barn and you will CHEESE, per lb —....... find it to your interest to rail and see me. WOOL, per lb------ -The L*die« Temperance Society, with lhe SALT, fine, per bbl-...-. xmSlu J- W. Brock. ' m Notaries Public: OUT naarve.net bbl-. BOOaiMO M. D. Reed deaires to call attention to mJ. Wilder; Wmia^H-M his new Wagon Shop, where ho may be DRIED PEACHES, unmoored, per lb. Herman D. Purdy ; Charias 9. found at all hours of any day, ready to do DRIED APPLES. PC" "* ham D. Hayes; David G. Bob any work in hia line, from putting a new MAPLE SUGAR— H- Hayford ; WOBam BurgW HIDES, sreeo. per U spoke in an old wheel, tu the bqilding of KIDBfi.dry.porlb... -• Yankee Noflsom and Gun Pewder at SHEEP FELTS. Dan Manse of ths: par lb-----J febltf Sxitd, Hoglk A Pawtox'b. Hall, wee largely attended on Sunday evening, Lour.—On Thuredxy lost, a Satchel on । the Battle Cfeek road, wilh-iu four miles of this city, containing various trinkets, a pair of apectodta, and a girl's picture. The finder will confer a special favor by leaving it nt tho Banker office. Elizabeth Hardy. Jan. 27, 1877. jan29t3 An Ordinance relative to Saloons. which Mandi* in the Park, nt Lowell, before A A. M. the following officer* were elected and Willis. Esq., on lhe Temperance question that we vhall print on Thursday. In any quanUty'nt the‘Cider Mill of W. S. Ai JJ' Siriuer, Jefferson street, Hastings, for which the highest market price will be paid. xxtTSlf ment of an Annual Salary ta Roberts'. The tidies Temperance Union will hold a meeiihg st the Reform club rooms on Tuesday BARNES * CO low price of X cent* a year. A full supply at J. P. propriety of the city investing 82.000 for a This space is Contracted for by erality. Mr. Vick offer, for lhe beet show of dice are Schenck*! Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake flower* at every State Fair in 1877. a premium of 840 in cash; for thr beat collection of. cut flowers, E»; second bret, *10, third best. »S; Dr. Schenck b pretemionally'at hb principal fourth beat, floral chromo. Tho Flvrol Cuidr in Salisbury arid other Southern prisons sever- as follows :■ u the market. ■ , a summer bouquet of 12 different varieties of medieiae. See Dr. Schenck's Almaunc. cenlainlne flowers, in addition to the illustrated catathe certificates of many persons o f tho hiahevl re- of the microscope among tho flowers, and there, i* a well eonehlered digest, by Tyron Edwards, of the proofs of the authenticity of the Bible. Mr. Boyesen ha* a story "How Mr. Storm Met His Destiny," that well de­ serves attention. and Tomlinson, 6. All About tho County. - ■ ■ ..n — printed and profhsely illustrated pamphlet of M pages, with n colored plate representing SelUwpe, Die htiwr of BngUsh Natural ac,. Cedar Creek and Hiekory Cornew-Ar. W Hneeday aid BatSvday al M m.t'lesv* at 1 £>rugs, Med ioinee, Perfume nee, Etc-, Etc. Jamca ick, of RoqhMUr, ». X-, the-fomed florist, sends\i* the first number of his ‘Floral Guidt for 1877, which equals any periodical of the kind yet published. U is a tastc-flly DISSOLUTION NOTICE- D?17.1?rw ASStlb.'S'SJKZ •JS&WX-M.nr. .. Jaa.tet.Mrr. Vll ’X»« rLeklL OSIM A beautiful quarterly jeuraxl. finely UtaKraW . �Legal*. i of Vetiiiont, a Imb> unana fdTc«1gAUng her of the fft ma letter to lhe Rat­ Committee, li laud Urraltl in which ho amterta the charg-! A*4.riU<rf r.WUMlj.B 7 for. All to twiDMrtad al th Free ride to GrandRapids es of intimidation in Louisiana have been ! fhlly mtM«uned. Ho wye that the Houee Committee baa been very partUan and'un­ asr3'f'^'iKstr<w» fair in tlunr methodsof carrying on the in- 111 ol elyhi liunilrMHiiOwwnly dob •M yr«T« lYntn ti>«• -1*10 of th* uld s?wisi.'“sr5ars« veatigatinn. The speotade of four JuaUcet of the Su­ ^JSSahYt.gtgffSg premo Court of the United States drawing straws to select the nun who shall choose eitlier Hayes or Tilden for President, just as hia own politics shall happen to run, would be a fine picture of the dignity of our bigbent court to set before the world. —Dee Moina (Iowa) JJejiffer. It transpires that Tilden ww the gener­ al who maneuvered the Oregon job. Sev­ lyrtwMWWW1 or in vqutiy. b*vino b« uaouolof mn»vyor» for®, Notice i. hereby . saisissf; enteen thouMnd dollars of his money it is said did tbe bunuras. ” NEW AOVERTISMENTS" C. P. Rowell &. Co’s. Col. SSftl? r „/-» in» (H»l acre* off .-. dweriuMl land*, thieday daednd by the party of th* flr»t part to *25000 Zl^sJsEEiA.’re! ism ®^“saas? tfjsix Bnoxs SSw rtTHhW’i®>„. Amico**. I BSf 5E^,^SEMBKS MORTCMB SALE. , III HILL SILL MB LOWER WIMMffi ; havtnw UM® m^a u> tha oond Ulon* >f a Aaeturv of ■<»«——mnff* wit «xwnW ■htaaalb day o( Atururt, in the year at on* tbntt»»nd aiyht bund rad and aavoaty, • khln of Prairieville, county and rtata L?a.%a?S7taftT l^a5 afbrtaatd. <m Oialbth day of Am>l, A- We Are Selling Mens’ Heavy Overcoats at *3 50 ; $4 00 ; 5 00 and Upwards. LaMaanaWaak in tka fnwmanH .. 14— We Are Selling Mens’ Fine Overcoats at $9.10; $12.00; and $15.00. We Are Selling />*/!•' Sva/X«« Suit* Ft°F ft 5° <O wwl. cwniatalua Ikcty <«i> acraa oi mon, noronl ffi.gr a*" °,ltw> ',l*lfn Mtrrey, & ti>* rWtr mon 1st ate -fl'r i v a t e « ■Hattffe manner. TtntnedUt* rallef; rpemte •***•• A ’ureeartbl expwienra -in ^Chaly $1O 00 and $12 Of).'®* a*^ti••UKX ■ ■*••>**•*•_ MORTGAGE SALE. '.•Tt'-.rSS'"”* ~ ••....... rim <1 l h« offlcn ..<• UM llrstater of l»M<U EXTRA LOW PRICES ON FINE OVERCOAT SUITS. BOYS’ OVERCOATS AND ST ITS. |2 '77, <3 50: »»*<» » M uul-t'petrtKsf- Take advantage of this chance to save money by .baying of us. besides aQtin^r you nothing to see Grand Rapids.^^jf » turn of .lx *utulr*d and Am d *504) »nd is; naarborn utreptti Cwcnoe. _______ H.Ho.aj’a AovertHemeitt*. “JAGKWHf’SBEST” •WKKT WA-VT CHEWING TOBACCO !7iSK'tiriS HKALTH ANB US PUASB8E f~r3JaiZSi.y R>n«ww: CammrotiB, uir.-n , BVsSsSftBti! Diseases with Its Agonies- ’ nmiami। ar■^■w.b a.a wiuaa.—minuy ke R CHOOSE BETWEK5 TH»M j STflfl A MOltya rtiatvad by ourarMp I HOLLOWAY ’S PILLS.' .Verrous Dtaordan. ’SShS nr Min Cbu. g. HitiBM. AtraUW SSS^OR GUARD1A3T3 SALE. ’*• medicine that can be cmtmctba : cfossvintj tba stomach and boweli. and ««n the Hood. In «ma;l doses of one pill a day. ■ they nitnuiate the digestive orgaai and ^promote jt-uroua health. the same time, tho r for dtihirrs. ' By wy. gripe ranch k» ■jatires, and neve; Ware not inflated. tiabyfrretaX “ i and ecodctimu tn neither cakuwi . thtrt PIHamv J*a!l ■—rrrtau ------- to take ; whik purely venerable, an harai can ansa their uae in anv quantity. • •: ■ O. I. C. AYER & CO., lowed, Bus, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-02-08.pdf a6454557fd79b5fe30a2d59ff8f7ba08 PDF Text Text NO. 82. , VOL. XXI. BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY FEBRUARY 8,1877. ■ ‘ Hardware, The^ejni-Weekly Uepliblica^ bajiper GEQ. M. DEWEY f.'nf^OR AND Stoveo, 6666 FOB 1877 ! ,.<■ »P Mxav MONDAY *XD mVMIOAY SOW. .. fir Aaaarr Block, oppooite tkc CeuH //•«.» TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION: . ,P>, .me year.in Advance— —-4150 ifv>: paid in advance----------- —w.——— 2 00 _io!> Dopartmontn vieam Power France. New Material, and tiro very Iml Job Priatmt at Lirins Batea. R.i TES OF A D VER TISING. IV.i l.i.ici or Loaa of Nonparlel Typo coaaidered 8. dadaetiun from re for 36 inch Col PHOFSSIOHAL ARD B03IHE38 CARDS GREBLE & RUSSELL Haye now in stock the largest and best assorted stock in the county. Cook Stoves The Iron Age, Lake State and Equiva­ lent; all with portable copper reservoies and Nickle Plated knobs, Don’t fail to see them if vou want a first class stove Heating1 Stoves. The Acorn, Forest Aeorn and Monumen­ tal and many new'patterns in boiler plates. Sleigh bells, hand sleds, skates, foot warmers, pocket and table cutlery. s. SMITH to KNAPPEN. 2tf ATTORNEYS AT LAW 4 8OUCIT<»1tS IN ‘JHANCfEKY. Fraetio. In all lhaeonrta Weather Strips PHIL. W. NISKERN. Wrirtit et»ry Thorwtay. Any truiam toftth.r. F. S. BOWEN. Cunnty Surveyor, Deputy Sheriff, and General t- onvcyaSoer. olheu in the Coart Home. __ II arttan, Mich. j»£_ CENTRAL HOUSE. HASTINGS. MICH,, L. E. STAl'FIER. Prop. □UUBCB*. W l.U W.C iwvu. .i.-fi.mtnodalioas. I .hall be ptaaaed to aoo all my old friend, and as maar new on as as will favor me withaeiH. Good .tabfln* It connection with the j Charsro .amc aa uaualIlartinrv. Mleh.. Sent. 21. UTS. xxiUtf Sweet’s Now is the time to protect your doors and windows, and save 50 per cent, in fuel. Harness shop Heavy and light wotk on hand, and made to order on short notice. GRAND BAPIDS.......................................... MICH LYOX < PICKERXXG, PrafuMwra. *5 heir NV M. JOIN E S . D 11. it-lc im.. .*• Tin shop Krerytmns oont the Rrtabii.hmont ta Now *ad rirrt-elaat * BOARD* AN’* ROOM. E-’.W PER DAY. - Tin and copper-ware on hand, and repair­ ing done promptly. Rags, old copper, and Nashville, Mijaii. iiron taken for goods. Ail work promptly alleadod to. 50jj GREBLE & RUSSELL. DENTIST ■ fl. J- Carriaae, Sin ail Ommeutal PAINTERAt A. M. Rook’s Cantaga Shop 35 Jefferson St., - Pensions. Marble Works. WINSLOWS STEAM EetablleheG twrifl, American and Foreign Patents. triee.no feee In «dv»nn*', No ebon Dr. J. B. LaSuro’a Ad. KE.1D! RE.4D! -Ini' .'•■ MARBLE WORKS ReAdT Old Bounty Land Wsrrwli. with odd and hunger; no billiard dens or gtaibr^g jaJroWd* of Idle men as we have where the grog shops gre taler ated; no police to pay; no lockups to sup­ Ym. lad Iwa know the will is stronr. Temptations com. tn plenty: port. Let me ask your Council to point out the benefits that one or all of the giog shop keeper* have ever brought to Hast­ □root oomfort la In kaowias helped to build up the town? a blight to almost every enterprise in and out of the city?' I repeat, that but for this accursed traffic, every sere of these This Ilfo that we are Urine rich lands' would be a perfect gardta of Wealth. • How can you । As Hofltiogb and around arc country the mutual in interest, what is for the interest of Hastings is for the in­ forest of every Farmer around the city. I also repeat, that had no grog shops .ever existed in Hastings, that dty, to-day, would have more than 10,000 inhabitants. Thousands of mothers, who now suffer in­ calculable misery would be happy. The newspapers would be in every farmers house. Father’s and their sons .<~U4. J Ju»l lift »ota o fallen brother. at h o me instead of carousing in grog shops. Enforce Law and Order. Your taxes would be a mere trifle, and ybtn{criiuinal courts would have little to do.' Your FbIKMD Dkwxy:—I see that the city au­ Every farin house would be a palace. stores, shops and manufectorie* would improve and multiply. Your young thority of Hastings are at work to enforce' folks would have their lecture rooms, their law^andjordcr. aucecM. Heaven grant them full To enable the Council to carry innocent plays, music and enjoyments, that would improve their,minds. Your family out all good rules and regulations, every icircles would be happy. No mother's tear* well disponed citizen should consider it bis AMERICAN SOCIALIST. and her duty 1877. Oneida, N. Y. S2.Q0- to book up the anguish, would cloud her vision. No Council in father would have to patrolo the"street»»£ every effort to put a stop to crime of every I1 o’clock at night to hunt up his loved kind and nature that goes to corrupt man­ son. Many people in Europe and this country are now studying and experimenting in preparatory forms for a new social life. The Ce-operaters ef Euglaid number more than a million persona. These have their co>opera tive stores and shops in which they get food, fuel, clothing, and other necessaries Of fife, at verv nearly the cost price, thereby ssving*in the aggregate' enormous sums annually. The foremost thinkers among those co-operators arc begining to advocate combined housekeeping in large Homes, for the sake of the greater economies of living, thp improved conditions of health, of educadon, for rear­ ing children, and the better association! which ore thus to be had. !■ German a similar movement is progressing on an immense scale, while Russia is said to be “honeycombed ryith Soeialutt" In our own country tjic co-operative movement has got a strong foothold, and wc have, besides, many interesting Communistic experiments, new and old, which should be intelligently reported and carefully kind, ever bearing in mind that a lost brother. ’ No arrests would have to studied. To watch, report, and assist thia evolu­ tion of the civilized world from an old and very defective social system to a new one adapted to the present needs of mankind, and to discuss the principles which should govern the transition, is the function which the AMERICAN SOCIALIST ho undertaken to perform. This is an eightpage paper, about the size of the Scientfic American, and >s published every Thura< day, at Oneida, N. Y. Terms; fine year, POO Six months, 1.06 ; *aZw<^ys in ad- I vance. It gives a aireful Summary ofNows, interesting Correspondence, etc., etc. Tho secOBd Tolwe began January 4th, 1877. Address, long columns of their performances are THE AHEBICAM OOCIALIOT, Oneida. K. Y. STRAWBERRIES, PEACHES, &C. every No sister would have to mourn for bo be made for misconduct, as is now the much ovil inflicted on society, and detri­ case ; and I challenge any man to show ment to the body politic. any reason why this traffic should be tider­ species of wrong doing by one or more is I have to la-' merit the evil that most of the newspapers ated. of the day, do in their chronicling of the in open day in your streets, set.* table on almost innumerable the sidewalk, open his mulct or cards, put , clubs of base ball, Let us suppose a case. Let a man billiards, checkers, and other games car­ down his pile of money and openly invite ried on all over our country, and mostly tho- passers-by to take a hand ; though be by young men—hundreds of thousands, may sit there quietly and peaceably, and spending their time- in fruitless games, no stake his all, and every man sees what he better than gambling—in fact, it is gam­ is doing, how long, I ask, would that bling. In my travels I see thousands of man be allowed to drive his vocation ? Not boys on t& go to base balls, "to billiard one hour. It would create such a hubbub club, to boat clubs; to this that and the that all Hastings would be ablaze with other elube, and in most cases bottles of horror and indignation, and he would be Now, I would not for liquor are in jirofusion, and grog shops jugged in a hurry. patronised, and as the old adage is, “where a moment tolerate such action, but that the carrion lays there the bupards are man would bo a saint compared with the also.” Well, the greater exploits of papers chronicle these dubs. the rum wller who drives his business behind Those ashamed of his btuinewt; he knows his vic* read, and boys catch up the spirit, and off terns must not be exposed to public gate; they go, and in thousands-of cases they ho knows he is a rob^ey, he robs his cus­ date their downfall to the stimulents taken tomer of reason and his money; he robe, from papers. ■ I say tho papers do enor­ the wife of her right co be protected; he mous injury in the wonderfal display they robs the honest business man of the debhi make of the great feats performed. They that should be paid by the drunkard ; he stimulate and encourage millions of boys, robs community of that moral and phymc- and young men to seek company that in thousands of cases provo their ruin; it draws them from home; It causes them to evil in the rum traffic as you would the Rum hdling and gambling neglect their duty to parents ; it causes gambler? them to plunge into immoral company, it generally go hand in hand in iniquity. induces them to frequent the grog shops and brothels; it causes them to idle hway their time in debauchery; it beggars thou­ sands who will spend their money in drink­ ing and carousing ; it ruins their health and brings a burthen of taxation and pau­ has decided that the Iowa lav prohibiting Cauncil Bluffs, from running their trains across the bridge into Nebraska, was unconstitunional and therefore void. '*•' Amnio" “d Imporwd Mrtlo, T.bteu mS H»d.i»of 01 4-cHpUoa mode w oMor « >““n notice notice, also Granite Monuments of IU TMiooo paiuro. oopjJ W *» American and imported kinds. aadAffiMod! United States General Lend Office Momomta of do incalculable injury to society by their rcdincsa to publish such injurious articles. Priced to got away from the temptation, and have become perfectly sober mcu. Contrast Vineland with Millvale, only rix miles Choice fctaviBg po»v. •hiMr, fer -oding, Flower, Garden, Tree, > either for SLOG, by nuiL suttinc mortices, we can do work cheaper and better than those who work by hand. Ki- CO.KSl On the contrary, hare they not retarded and been Ab Tilden’s case grows more desperate, he adds to his list of attorneys. Judge Hoadly, his latest acquisition, will doubt­ less make a speciality of Oregon. The volcano on Vries Island, at the en­ trance to Yedo Bay, Japan, always smold­ ering, is just now in active eruption: Hare they oyer brought capital or ings. ■ Tho Queen’s state saloon on the Garat Western Railway, England, is made en­ tirely of boiler plate, and no lined and pad­ I hope the city Council of Hastings ded that if the carriage were to go over an embankment and roll to the bottom, the will abut up every grog shop. Let no one chances arc that tho occupants would es­ the first premium for the best Collection, escape, for just so long as liquor is offered cape uniryurcd. at the great show of tho Maas. Horticul­ for sale, bo long will men drink. Remove Of the Republican papers in Iowa re­ tural Society, in Boston. I grow over 100 the temptation and tho work is done. varieties, the moat complete collection in Hundreds of men settled at Vineland, N. J. ceived at tho Reffitiert office, so far, and OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. DR. J. B LaSURE ■ shops, norowdyfcun, and but' little poor tax; । no night* mado Hdeous by di unken men and b;>y»r no teams out at nights suffering Some one broke into the office of the Grand River Valley depot at Charlotte on Tuesday night of last week, and relieved the money drawer of $6 and took agenl Savage’s overcoat along with them as they left. NEW SORTS. BY MAIL. TOTHB Siok PUT IT IN THE BANK. pers on a community. I say that the paper* Joij Comfort and Happiness •htf’ Canada seems to be worse off financially than tho United States. It appears from Dun, Barlow & Co.’s report that in 1876, the proportion of mercantile failures in Canada was ono to every thirtydwo in buinem, while in New England it was one in fifty-nine, and in the whole United Stater one in sixty-nine. The total amount of liabilities in Canadian failures was $25,­ 500,000, against 828,800,000 last year; while in the United States itwas <191,117­ 786, against 261,060.353, last year. The average amour t of liabilities to a fail­ ure in Canada w«g 814,767; in the New England States,J28,628; and in the whole United States 821,020. The cause of the financial duttrcM in Canada is a failure of the crops; what it is in this country every­ body knows, or thinks ho knows. -----------—-».• The Boston Jounal says: If any Re­ publican is doubtful whether Haves was rigbfully elected, let him go South. No Republican goes there and examines the subject on the grouud without coming back thoroughly convinced, of the abso­ lute Justice of the Republican claims. Men who doubted when they went arc more earnest in • their convictions when they return. Choice Flower and Garden Seedt, Special Modi cal Announcement At Kalamazoo. Mich WHOLE NO 2024. '---------------------------------------- Harness Shop. Tin Shop. PUBLISHER. i. • Nurtbjilde of Stale Street. HuUuji, Barry ..iinty, Micbinn. ----------- —£■-------------- ■—------------ ’ •1.00 per 100, Garden, by mail, IMO p«r 1,000. --------the Trad*. Agert* Wanted. State. The city of Millville is an old Ifira. Ttelofl . �Jin ^epi-Weekiy llepbblicai tapper catridges. 15,002,400 Martini shells, 15,­ 000,000 bulk-tv. and 50,000,000 gun­ wads," all from the' great manufactory of the "Winchester Repeating Anna Com­ pany," of that dty. Here in this tingle shipment 0 another contribution to our Hmtiihm, Mick., Fed. 8, 18H. peudcnce which is worthy of special tiotfoo. Our shipments of cotton goods, we are the county We of Barry." presume, Friend Skittish, that not only a majority of the Republicans of Barry county are gAVEH’ PLATFORM 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.” Secretary Robeson has been taied by m____ _______ log- Th* Republican who favors tty Electo­ ral Commissou Bill hasn't said anything to us about it The North Carolina Legislature proposes to tip out of office every Republican coun­ ty official. The reduction of the public debt during the month of January is officially stated at ______________ 82,069,669. The Democrats hare finally concluded that Colorado is a Stale, so they voted to admit Judge Belfort to his seat. Butte, member-elect of the House, from South Carolina, who comes on a Chamber­ len certificate^ is admitted to his seat If Secretary Chandler had been caught has Gov. Tilden, what a noise there would special satisfaction when he beared of the appointment of Judge Bradley to a seat on the Commission. Ljt Speaker Randall see that his pris­ oners are decently treated. Even a Re­ turning Board has rights which the House The instruction from the Tilden head­ quarters to the Tilden attorneys before the Electoral Tribunal are to claim every­ thing and bulldoM that high court to the last extremity. One of the good and manly things toM of President Grant is the story of his generpie in Washington —especially the edu­ “Good-morning, sir. You are just in time. I want to read you what I have written about bwrinesa.” * “Go ahead I" said he. Wo then read to him the foregoing., “How do you like that?" said we. “I like it—every word of it.” An^he then went on to say that he was opposed to all those new.fangled notions which pre­ vented or hindered the rapid increase of our own home productions. "Keep the fires burning and tho wheels going at home,” said he. “Make this country nch, strong, and prosperous, and I will take my chances in the importing business. My bread and butter is safe, "he added,1‘when all our American manufactures are busy. And I don't care how fast wo become in­ dependent—politically, commercially, and fioancially— of all the world. The faster the better for me. You may think strange of such remarks from an importer ; but I tell you I can make money out of those only who have it to spead. And, if we attempt ton] * ” “ “ wants ______________________ into debt. We shall * then destroy our credit and become a nation of bankrupt*. ” ts but a drop in the bulk of hellish and sinew of the Republican party throughout damning crimes committed io the South— the State and Nation is in favor of inang- was the work of this great Reform Demo­ We stand by the sentiments uttered in our our party ; ♦ • • Had ths • shameful government of carpet-bsg Re­ publicans ♦ • • , in tbs * , THE PRESENT CRISIS. Then *”’ ’let ** us work L ‘according to our abih rati,er than have war. then lot the poo y to make the world better; help on every must not attempt an extenuation of their crimoo. It is right and proper to forgive, but whan wo have asked Almighty God to ea the wsak and be bard on the wilfully vicious. ’ ‘4^ and lorn and sHvcrd, that designing pol­ And I propose that each of us begin iticians nod dangerous men may grasp the the year with tho resolve to be batter men, helm of the old Union vessel, better then let ni, like men, brave and true to old the foil citizenship, in the government they woman, hotter friends and better A»i whrn we meet again, (if cituens. defend these sacred rights; and, if go’ bo note ibtehgenl, bare more confidence iu our ability to do good and to bo good— down they must, let it be in the whirl and by their net of treaaon forfeited every right excitement of war—amidst the rttondsr, let us more and more forget the foolish idea that we can do nothing of ourselves in thoftoe of all the magnanimity shown from leading officials in our party in tho them by th* Republican party—such as past, to-day the party of Lincoln tends wo erar do), wc may be a better company, - instead of receiving aid and recognition near put down ell that which rfoiBJ; >*. • lb» ddeod tlw OomUlalta if U thm umble crime, commitM»y the Demoetalic party, he - - r. Thia u & ------- receivea 185 Electoral votes—if wo must sacrifice our rights and victories woo, Hicutioo, which Im wiUatood «he chock like w. irtftr never tho World before saw exercised cowards. I hope, as the phalfeWto adopted, it may prove wise and o*dh*. order to accomplish good—let us stand up like men and women, put the powers w* would have had no occasion to talk of toward traitors; to sec those men lately in I do not believe in skulking, and therefore I ^tand by the flag and constitution, first, see how much help we need from abroad. last and all the time. But I with the Democrats—there rebellion—now restored to full citixcnahip wou’d have been no doubt of Republican —and yet refusing to obey the laws of the do you land, but will under tho dictate of party Do you believe wbat leaders rush to arms, to rectify an imag­ compromise success." Now, Mr. really mean that ? Skittish, the above sentiments imply ? Arc you a and the representative men in that party, You talk, sir, very much like a Tilden Re­ party will champion such movements — and When you charge that I am many and most of their Journals wink at. guilty of “ upholding the acts of many and encourage these lawless demonstra­ tions—it is time in the face of all these publican. bad men of our party • • » * thinks you state a falsehood. The ques­ tion arises, wlu> are bad men and who are good? It is a very common occurrence I do not quite for a bad man to do good. understand your meaning when yo i say, “ had I denounced instead of upholding ernment to assert her authority. Hayes. 1st have upheld. Again I say, a bad man We come to take each "other's hands; to I'am for Hayes, and insist upon home in Barry County; then it contained his inauguration because he was legally six families besides our own. then it was a 2nd. elected, having 185 received electoral If to insist upon the inauguration wildernes, change I now it And is a garden—what a what wonderful have taken place in the World sines we, to think you do)£that I am guilty of de­ I am for “Haya or blood." upon the the theater of action. fending “ bad acts " in either good or bad die is cast and I presume we must submit. Railroad* have been projected and built; men, I resent the charge, and call upon The Republican party made a mistake by steamboats have come into use; the tele­ you for the proof. not hanging Jeff Davis graph the inclined But.Jsir, thp about and 200 Again I predict another great mistake has been made in the passage of the bill We hope for peace, but for in question. ef Tha cry out against Democrats and Democratic time and used up Eight or Un Presidents have lived, ruled and died—improvements of all kinds have rapidly; farming multiplied deserve* a'sound and vigorous I, myself, in the sense in which it is applied, am a Democratic party the nation thrashing, Jackson wagons The means of travel have gone frosn the the helm, one who, like Jackson, will say: “By the eternal these laws shall be obey­ In the healing art a great change is do^ it I GRAND RAPIDS, le/topone o/t rqtcon- Of O4X4I VloLro/l WH Loosen // yyr is a sedative and a tonic. Republican ; done wonders. From the terrific showers of ty, and so recognised by. law; and yet, in I am not a Republican as a matter of pol­ thunder and brimstone that wood to be the language of ex.rebels and copperheads, icy ; but I am a Republican from buried from the stand it has softcaed down claiming to be a Republican can so stultify hie manlineeb and hie Republican princi- ple. My Republicanism is as old as the “to peace on earth good will to men.” We hare been told that Methuselah party itself, and as firm as the republic. You say that I “assume the role of sn lived to a great age, but the poor old man blatherskites and shout “ Republican car­ the chief friends and advocates of tho bill pet bagger" is one of those th mgs past in question have stated—that a great dam ■in* hundred sod sixty-nine yean would ger, yes a crisis is upon us. I am a citixcn of Barry coun­ I am not simply a Hayes alarmist." finding out—unless, perchance, he wants mt BAT STORE In religion this progreasire principle has have been a citizen of Michigon since the year *72. REMOVAL ! STW, taT "Pm- rail. ed," and then stick to that propcotfoa if seen; then it was bleed, blister and physic; up in the grand old State of Ohio. ctic sod I mentally exclaim impliment* Why, sir, I shouldn't wonder but you are a “enrget bagger." your presence it makes me feel a little jkt-/* . Oliver-Chilled, from the clumsy cart to th* If thia is true, and you affirm the same, we have a right to outrage* has annihilated . have gone from the wooden plough to tho in this Republic without being dubbed “carpetbaggers?" I look forward to these meetings with a Pioneers of Barry County. Mepptd distance. ether Democratic rebels. Are we not dom, and yet not dart go into eleven States It makes my heart beat changes of Rutherford B. Hay** under these cir- “ carpet-bag Republicans ? ” and your fading checks still reminds us of days and limes that are hold and defend /heir good acts. What do you mean when you talk about at your wrinkled brows. great deal of pleasure, and when I come in may do good ; if so I most cheerfully up­ But. to meet you. to take you by the hand, to quicker and my brain to dancewith delight. totes. sir, when you intimate (as I am might toes of the ic, and is an honest man and an educated, gone. It is now forty years since I made ray gentleman and statesman the acts of many bad men of our party." You do not say what “ acts of bad men" I on the In conclusion I will say it does me good gate once ipore at tho worn features that Because he wm loyal and patriot­ this, stop look You say I am for stop An essay resd before tho Pioneer As­ sociation of Barry County, Jan. 4th, 1877, by Calvin HiH Esq. things te enier a protest; and for the gov­ I am for “Hayes or blood." least I must thoughtlessly Clergy. igain we have met to renew and keep ” you may state a truth—and me­ • - passe** into requtitiou and say 1 will-, then THE PAST AND THE PRESENT. I say when the Democratic ined wrong. gnod, sound, Constitutional Republican ? ♦ • • • princi­ I state what' never aw tho hundredth Dart of the im­ provements that you and I have seen. His Do they not not compare with twenty of oura, when he office and can’t get it in the Republican talk that ths electoral count bill will afford lived the organ of eonstructivncss had not party. a peaceful solution of the presidential the most active in the human brain; it Again, Skittish says : " The history of of tho wise men yon claim to follow, about bridles all the eloments and ' leads them willing'captives in itetrain,^- the shortcoming* of tho Democratic party ahead? senator for six, to succeed J. M. Harvey. We believe the bill hi question <___ How we should rejoice that we live in 22 MONROE ST. NEXT DOOR TO pair CARBOLIC OIL LINIMENT. Disinfects, Puri firs, ftootlam and Henla. Care* Rhanmslira and Neuralgia Instantly allys the pain of Burns. Heals the mo»t Obstinate Sores and Uleers You are probably wrong when you say to be an unconstitutional measure, and one that the Democratic party championed tho printer by trade, Ail thi*,—which Constitution was legrily elated, South been disowned and frowned down our civil war must cf nocesaity refer to loting elected CoL A. P. Plumb a U. 8. ton ? Do you see her husband and child Hayes, but that tho voice of the bonoand cated poor who are without employment. The Kansas legislature on the 13th bal­ Moving and lying dsadai her door? We are the fauweet pro­ ducers of cotton in the world, ana should, therefore, be the largest producers of cot­ ton goods. Tho only thing in the way of this herefore has been the high price of skilled labor ; but, now that wages have been so much reduced, we have a clearer field and should at ones reap its advanta­ ges. Wo should try and multiply tho ar­ ticles produced yoariy, constantly iocreas* ing the variety of the finer fabric* until wc can show from our own workshop* every description of staple and fancy cot­ ton goods called for in the Ameijcan mar> ket. We are doing well—i.e., we are making a good 'begining—in the production of dress silks, ribbons, and a few other style* of fancy silk goods ; but wc must work harder and do far more, in order to secure even a respectable proportion nf this trade. Tho Mears. Cheney Brothers, of Hart­ ford, and others deserve great credit for what has already been done in that impor­ tant branch of trade. But the business of manufacturing drte silk* and fancy silk goods in this country is yet Iu its infancy. Where are the energetic mon and tho cap­ italists who will take bold of this business in all ita branches in good earnest, resolv* ing on complete success ? “There's mil­ lions in it,”, we believe; and all that is necessary to secure those millions are brains, integrity, and perseverance. If wo have no experienced artisans and workers in silk here, we can import them from abroad. The balance of trade, happily is now largely in our favor, and it should and can be kept so. Thera is plenty of idle capital in the country seeking investment; and it. cannot be used more aafely or profitably than in producing year by year, what we want for our own consumption. We had written thus far when a highly respectable importer, of this city, unex­ pectedly entered our sanctum. Tho follow Uiooe gaping in favor of inaugurating Rutherford B. article in question. when wo shall munufaoture all the cotton Again Mr. Skittish says : “ Had your­ fabrics called for at home, and have an im­ self and the Camerons and Chandlerv mense surplus for export to all the UUkx whom yon blindly follow denounced instead markets of the world—England particular­ ly not accepted. Do,ou an wounds upon the person of Mrs. Piukera- Friend Dewy :—I wish to reply— hdlish atrocities of Andersonville." through the columns of your valuable • ♦ * Now, Friend Skittish, • calculated to do much mischief in the fu­ ture. We firmly believe that it is simply a bargain and sale arrangement, calculated bow due you admit that “ the history of Barry COMMERCIAL INDEPENDENCE. County Republican, under the • refer to the head of “ The Present Crisis,*' or, “ an choice. We opposed the measure as an unconstitutional and revolutionary The following article, from the Indepen The “ open letter ** was called out in I should be alone like akm ent in a atnage FERRAND WILLIAMS A CO., meas- open letter to a leading Republican." in existence. ardy your political proopecte for the £1- othcrwisc good Republican*, through fear, Democratic party as the champion of ev­ ing to avert a threatened danger. I should be ten times worse off than poor old Rip VanWinkle. When answer to my article in the Banneu upon " The Present Crisis." producing intcreeta. that notwithstanding Thue, fOWERj The writer makes a very lamo slid thin erything mean, low, cunning, cruel, wrong, I claim, that they have been “bulldozed," village and seeing a crowd gathered around Think of Ono bad, dark, dameing^helluh. rfhe tavern bo took off his hat and hurrah d Do you would think, to read his article, that he 4,000,000 of human befogs held in chama merely the support of a ooward. dafomui of the Democratic party. had very lately been converted from De­ of slavery mocracy to a “ Hayas Republican,” or by the Democratic party, prasnas* that the Democrats would have Think rf the Democratic party plunging asked for a bill of the nature rf the one in in order to prosper and be else bad become somewhat tourtd over commercial and financial some political aspirations being defeated, the Nation into a terrible bloody war—in on the horse with two heads, and to destroy our Union of States, to tho would have demanded, and rightly too, end that a new Government might his and was dow one upon each end, and trying to run In opposite directions, but steading stHl, with founded, when chief corner stone should millioDrf of dollars annually, by manufac­ turing our own gold and silver watches. The Arawkan Watch Comply, al Wai­ tham, Maas., and one or two other com aanis have triumphantly driven out a full-fledged Democratic horse upon one be human slavery. and I really think that under such em- & C r question, had Tilden like Hayes, received 185 electoral be that I would be heard si outfog for Grant; votes? inauguration, and No sir! — they th»I i»4 ki. .ull, lahraHM to ■>. any proposition S100.00 in Greenbacks coming from the Republican side of the Do you say there is side and a full-grown Republican horse upon the other, ready to spring upon the ocratio party of 61 and 77 ? Wo find the back of cither when the victorious party old leaders of the Democratic party (many shall be recognised.,? * of them) active and guiding the destinies 1 presume, Mr. £ liter, that tbs writer of that political machine. Look at Til- Democrats. If .Eool4pddoth.hm.rftL. rtiiprfBtta, to Yankee uwUtafod joiee that my race, tho whole fhmily of man MICHIGAN FARMEE. <ywwxr&s. anil to recover *150,000, the dominion of the organs at tho �[hsgeini-lNeBkly llepliblicanfeaji|ier. GFHOULPAPMIFBAnvnaiTT. AA-1___ L- U.U. HUI lk< UM „ b, th, M„d, rt. loeUl. Tb. „ -Kith Uw, ws.oo <rRkNGER’» GUIDE n. On»d c.lnu- |loul, s„ „d i. m,, q,, t1,„ ,f “-"JI., F.UU. lu nduM u, ru., r,om W.00 to «_ao tool *&00 do;. lc R. TIME-CARD DayExpmaat .... ILUr.M, Xixhi Expreaa...................................... IL-00 r.M. Jackson Eipre»«. ... &15a.M. Atlantic Express (SaturdayaadSundayeMO r. M. Way Freirht et • • KHOa.X. Mall Train at................................... 3tU r/x. Pacific Expre*’ al 4A6a.lt. Grand Rapid* Exprete MS a- ■ WayFreiyht -r liMr.M. All train* daily except Sunday*—except as T, J. B.M. 8UIU. AOT.U POST OFFICE TIME CARD £ait«n>. at 5:15 a. m. Westen, al StUr.js. Jastinn and Losrvll-Arrive daily. except Sunday. ■t 1*00 ■>.: leave al 1:01 >. P. O's-Nerth Irviur. Filtnore. Bowne. Allo. Haitian and Battle Creek—Arrive Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 13 = : leave at I JO p. m. P. O’e-Baltlaore. Bodford. Johns- Huitaisand Woodland—Arrive Tuesday. Thurs­ day, amlSatnrday at 1 p. tn. leave at 3 p. m. Haitian.Cedar Creek and Hickory Corntrs-Arrlve’Wrslneiday nod Saturday at 12 leave at 1 were so uttered and spoken by me in anger, and without due consideration, and were without foundation in fitet, and further I affirm, that I know of nothing derogatory to her character. And I further say that the prosecution of her. husband Frank Ryerson for per^uiy, instituted upon my complaint, was ill advised and without any sufficient cause, and that I was misled respecting counties, will bo hold al Charlotte, on Tuesday the matter, all of which I sincerely de­ the 20th Inst., at one 'o'clock, P. M. The di­ clare to be the truth. In testimony where­ rectors meeting at same place on the 10th in*I. of I do hereunto set my hand this_filh day Union religious services are now being held' of January, A. D., 1877. Marcus Durham. alternately in the Presbyterian and Methodist churches. To-night the meeting win be al the Crockcry and Lamps cheap at M. E. Church and to-morrow night al the ftbltf Smiyu, Hoglk & Prkston's. Presbyterian church. What the appointments Thsre will >s a Union Temperance meeting at Union Hall on Bunday evening, at seven o dock, and It is hoped and expected that the friends of a real temperance reform will fill Jan. 27, was J82fl.l72.77; receipts during the week ending Feb. 3, were J13A.748.5S; pay- unco In treasury Feb. 3, 1877, 8B28.M3.691 Probate............... i——Clement Emith r. Wilcox He is a good printer, a man of temperate habits, and an indeftttigable worker. He haaouXbert wishes, and if energy, ability, and manlinens can tend County Journal at Holly. ...Alonso D. Cadwallnder TO-DAY'S ADVER TISEMEMTS. The Reform dub meeting at the club room, oa Tuesday evening was very largely attended, and the members evinced a determination to protect themselves and society from the bane­ ful effects of the sale of alcoholic beverages, of every friend of human progress and tnu Contract th* Barry County Republican, tho Nashville News, hereby esree. aaab with ths other, and plodre each to the othsr. oar tacred-honor that durins the year next ensuins wo will not publish any local advorttenaent. under anycireunutaaeee. al Me* than the fee* provided by the status, of this Ftalo for ineh pnblieations, and that we will send a copy of this pledce. as an answer, to say aad all perrons ask inc Wall Paper and Boot Blacking at febltf Smith. Bogle A Preston's. Soap and Crackers at febltf Smith, Bogle A Preston’s. Sugar and Codfish at febltf Smith, Bogle & Preston's. J. M. NEVINS. P. M. irriM L. CrenS county, Michigan, do hereby nuke known and declare that al! words spoken by mo heretofore, on any occasion whatever, im­ puting a want of chastity and virtue to Mrs. Arietta Ryerson, of Bastings Mich., S—4 I. joo, od.onluod ord.r, jko prerent depressed stats of trade can he best remedied by calling public attention to your wares aad merchandise through the adwtiling columns of the local papers. COCXTV OFFICERS. . To Whom It May Concern, I, 51 arena Durham of Hastings, Barry To Creditors. John Stanley haa this day assigned to us, for the benefit of his creditors, all his property real and personal, (except such as is, by law, exempt) and wo have taken possession of the same and will settle all demands against hhn. Israel S. Boice. James Ryan, Assignees. Jnnoary Sth, 1877. All Demands Dux John Stanley and remaining unpaid, will be placed in the hands of an attofuey lor collection, in thirty days from this date. Israel 8. Boice, Jamkr Ryan, January 8th, 1877. Assignees. xxi74tf • All pysician.* of the “ regular school'' A singing class of 125 Misses of Hastings, and who arc graduates of of some accredit­ under the direction of Mis* M. Kimball of ed college. Are urgently nxiucstod to Watertown. N. Y., are rehearsing at Union meet at the office of Dr. C. RusscZl on Tuesday the 23d, inst.; at 1 o'clock P. M., the purpose of forming a county MedW. E. Upjohn, had yean of experience as a teacher and has Society. A. P. Drake taught in mutt of oar neighboring cities, and C. Russell, under her skillful management we may expect . and others. a rich treat al the concerts which are pro­ nounced by the preen, wmyur, and of a Ai/A Michael Grace u happy, and why ihonld he nor bo. Hia dcw place of bus­ news is a favorite resort for the public, and u a matter of coarse be is .reaping a rich harvest. Remember the place, first door cast of Em. Busby’s Barber shop, north side of State street. xxi66tfl)4. Liat of Patents. paper by Cox A Cox, Solicitors of Patents Washington, D. C. ' • C, Land, Matter for Veneers, Detroit. C. Chaffee, 8aw Guide, Allegan. A. Goodyear, Carriage Top Support, Albion. All About the County. The “Iron Trail.” A spicy sketch descriptive of a trip over the Atehison Topeka and 8antaFe Railroad and of the beautiea, tamerj and pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nym Crinkle," the musical and dramatic critic of tho iKrw TbrA World, nent free on paplication, togetherwith the SanlvanGuide, to Pueblo, Denver and ail pointe in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Ariaona and the San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pufiman Sleepers on the continent between tho Mis­ souri River and the Rocky / Mountains without change. Address • Jan. 4 *76 tf fren. /7SM{ AyL , Topdre. Kan. Comi II ACTINGS MAHKEs AT G. M. RUNYAN’S. I would respectfully announce to the citi,zene of Hastings and vicinity, that j have a new and Ml 01 MB! 7 ea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, spices, aking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., whith will be sold at S Remember the place, at J. S. R Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson Gite me a call. WHBAT.trodlperboshaL FLOUR, ptr ewt.------ i---CORN, ptr bosha!-----------OATfl, par biuhtl----- 1— BUTTER, ptr lb EGGS. ptrdo*»a^.,_J----POTATOES.ptr bosfiel— APPLES, per bushel-------ONIONS, per bnsbtl-....... BRANS, ptr bushel--------PORK-------------------------- S street. C. M. RUNYAN. , xxi66tf City Drug Store I HAMS, per ib----------SHOULDERS, per lb. •UK ♦ 7M • IS 1»UK J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS. DRIED PEACHES, peartd. ptr lb. DRIED PEACHES, unpaared. ptr 1 DRIED APPLES, par lb--------------MAPLB SUGAR------------------------- - - MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of SHEEP PELTS CALF SKINS.rreen. par lb_._. CALFSKINS, dry.aerlb------HONEYL------------------------------BEESWAX, per lb CRANBERRIES, per bnshel- DETROIT MARKET. Busina** hat fol into a rather ilack spell. P»t” hap* because of ths uusessotxably warm weather. Jobbers, however, are almost all very hopeful as retards ths fotare. Mousy is ia pretty fair de­ mand, and for tho first tins In nearly two yean, some of ths batiks report havJAs their foods folly loaned cot. Goinx rates are 7® 10 per eent. for rood paper. CO days. Colton roods are very firm ; prints 7»7»fe and solnr to fc for standards. Hardware is unchanxed In all particulars. Coffees are steadying HHB, Ulis, pm, OILS, DYE ST U Jj’FS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless varieties, iiMfo Brisk for sale nt my yard. Section 23d, in Rutland. Henry L. Newton. Dec. Oth, 187® xxi64U Special Notices. xxi68tf PENSIONS 19 hergedforwoued.iefarim. Kladison Dispensary, •2 W MaCton SI, Ckicapc. Gold 105). Spring-like weather. Greenback nomare worth in coin M^eents George Baker ; Thomae Brady ; F. C. Farlin; William Helmer; Harry Henderson ; James Ainsley ; Edward VoteAddlade To well. The Circuit eoart is in session. 8. Wirthi, Dowagiac, Mich. Jxo. M. N artire, P. hi. PEWS Jordan, Marsh t Co.. Borton. Mass.: Edgar His Hossr, Birney Hoyt, presiding. Our phtrons .will piewee bear in mind that wc mutt have* our accounts all settled this There wax n«i uarum present on Tuesday evening, either at the reams oflhe Board of Education, or at ths Council chamber. • Our railroad men report the passenger bus­ iness on the mend, but say that Um freight fcu'sinets is tailing off a liuls this month. The Hastings Reform club spV numbers Gtasut 150. Il is a wide awake organisation, --.ci will da an immense amount of good­ In financial circles there is some finer that chs Cowuai’sion, by acute hook or ayusk. may eaunt in Tilden, and lienee gold has gens up abtari two per cent. . Wejhave in typo an excellent form for orders by assessors and directors of nah eel dtotrirts on the Treasurer, and sm fiQ all ordure rt short notice, and on reasonable terms. Dried corn ofasupa patent drying establishment alBeatea Harbor, is for sale by Smith, Bogle It Preston. U is delicious, we know, for «n have tried it. Possibly, Kent oMnrty Uwyen ana run tks Judicial system of the Stale, but we iwiM that they shall not bo permitted te drirteh Berry county from Judge Hoyt's ateuntt Woodland Lodge. No 2M. I. O. 0. F, instituted on Monday evening. Thera was is attendance a large number of the fraternity, and everything passed vfmjr pleaesMly. A few more Mi)ess from six to eighteen jeers of age wQl bo raoeUad at tbs Maofam! •Convention, to take part in chorum T»bleau Ac.. Ac. RekaToals dfcfty ■44 P.M.. nt Union Halt " ' ' ’ 4K« MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. Yesterday I was the happy recipient of a very valuable book cnee from my good friendof this city. It is in every way suitable to my purpose, in tact, it could not have been more so, if I “kad ordered it myself. It is jest what I have long needed, sad I ean assure my friends that I regard il aa very thoughtful in them, and that It will prove a very importaal adjunct to my work. Jour thanghtfulneas, together with the gift, gives me very groat pleasure, and I wish I could take you all by the hand and assure you of my appre­ ciation of so valuable a gift, but as I do not know yon all, I trust you will pardon this tame way of expreering my gratitude, and I shall try to prove myself, as iter ns I can, worthy of your friendship. Hastings, Feb. Bth, 1877. Licil Mfipw r W. H. GOODYEAR, POSITIVELY CURED. The Druggist, Respectfully announces 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 ai greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER,the Peo pie’s Dru g 8 tor e is di­ Highest Market Price in rectly opposite Empire Block. Cash, One door east of Spauldings- STAVES. STAVES, YUKUttu, July 18,1876 UNDERTAKING Being a busmen that needs a great deal of experience, �A JI I Mm, aad A twenty-nine btwhd. rfpOmp < thirty of wheat ‘J to the acre." LBSTBB’B RURAL TOPICS. ‘LOOK TO THE EAST? Wrirtsa for «be.»WBUCasBAK»as b; ~4“ , | HOOT PKUMINa. I never had much faith in pruning the roots oftrees to make them bear fruit. It appears to me that the more extensive the roots, the more fruit the trees ought to glish fruit grower says m an English pa­ per that haring some very free-growing trench two feet nix in ch re from their trunks, half around the trees in a semi­ circle, cutting off all the roots as far aa ho Thia affection is caused by tho change of food, the introduction of acrid herbs or other irritating substance into the bowels, long drives in hot weather, or by rapid change of temperature, lying out on the cold, wet ground, etc. Sometimes it makes its appearance without any obvious cause, while the animal is apparently doing well and fattening. Tho conditions under ASdra. IS Street, n,v<rTor*. which the disease makes its appearance P. 0. Box am must always be obeervod. If the animal is weakly, as tho generality of them are 825000A ourVraadComUnatlou Prawhen attacked by diarrhoea, a tonic, in tho shape of an ounoe of gentian, and a drachm of ginger, twice daily, mixed with a -pint of water, or, what is better, a pint of beer, with a change of food, and an oc­ casional walk about the Yard for exercise, ft; Chicago and Grand earflhortMt Line If you have reason season ft :s rxanof H0UTM> _Day Ervninx Kxprrw ExpraM ,r» ft Is a &* (8 12 47 & M IS 15 ft tofc.. >a 77 the trees did not Kft end Rapids Mixed pm daily except need more mastered in a short time, by paring the hods and applying a solution of vitnol light on the subject than we now possess. water to the foot of every animal, twice In the above case, the roots wore cut off each week, and removing the sound from but half way around the trees; but it is the lame ones ioto-fields not infected pre­ evident that he would have badly injured viously. The vitriol wash shoiild bo ap­ plied while warm, and the moot cffectuak them, if the entire roots had been severed mode would be to dip the feet down into two fe< and a half from their trunks. A the linuid. It is more easily curi'd daring better way than tp tut half around would the cold winter months. Freezing weather be to dig further from the trunks of tho destroys the inoculating properties, when taees^cairding to thoirage and growth, and dropped .upon the ground. But during and M«. the warm months infected matter may reto cut off the roots entirely around them, Furniture, mahi & long time in. the shsep-walka and from four to six feet from their trunks. not lose ata vaccinating qualities. Due PKAR**BUanT. diligence and applications well applied will This disease is still making great rava­ cure any infected flock on the farm. I ges among the pear trees all over the have treated thousands in this manner, country. Some writers claim that grow­ usually placing the ahwp in a trough or ing the trees in a grus swara is a preven­ box, on its back, about twenty inches tive of ihc blight, while others who have above the ground, to hold tho animal and tried this system say it is not a remedy. faciliato the work. This foul disease, and In my own case, trees in aod escaped, the scab, were imported into tho United while those kept free of grass and weeds States tram Germany, at first. The Sax­ blighted conaidarably; yet, from what I on merino.-! were impregnated before landi read on thia subject, 1 do ujI think the ing on our shores. There is no estimating sod system a preventive in oil soda. A the damage it has entailed upon tho flocks writer ou thia subject says: "I do not on this continent. produce J ffi unlsyr. All other m a IS 53 tf TRAINS GOING NORTH. If (/raati Jmution—with HASH Dlrition ot the 1 II l! A liar Ks'nrai* non! will.* atop at »t ft Ymtlanll. Ann Arbor. Joacrr:!! Jaction. ^Joawrnxx—With Like Short A Mich. Southern IS *.Sonda^exo*i>led. tfietwday and Senday QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. xxi-xwl CHICAGO k. LARK HURON K Milk Safes. rKMIXIVUR DIVISION. MAMS SAMSt ASS SETBQIT! TIME TABLE. •Snndaya aeowtad. tDelly. TRAINS WEST. iasi make. . We sell none of this cheap made Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The goods vc mako arc made by hand, and warranted. We invite all persons to call and inspect our goods, for they all bear Of every description. I would beg leave inspection. No trouble at nil to show our to inform my old customers and the goods. Parties having pictures to Frame would do well to get them framed of us as wc can do it better and chcopcr than any PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY house in Barry oouoty. We keep the largeal and best selected stock of Picture Frames and Mouldings, Brackets, Paper* Generally that I have again embarked in holders, Wall pockets, Slipper holders and everything in the Furniture Line. Wc invite all persons to call and look at our Mi idlerille THIS and be happy again. ! iS TRAINS EAST. A Gret Redicta ii Prices! 15 ■ .-.I II STOCK OF GROCERIES SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Dealers to all kinds FURNITURE Tke Gael Soto TtawgMare. Dotosten Bents Braslejs Frants, fc. Peerless Milk Safer. other man treated his trees aa follows : Now on exhibition at our Furuiture Store. "Last year I had three young pear trees badly affected with ‘blight.’ None of them ing of all kinds of old furniture neatly boro anything. During the winter wc At my OLD STAND on Jefferson Street. don. W““ Wo Mean Business”. “®i Furniture Rooms south side of Stale street, opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hard­ S®“ The above goods have been selected ware Store. ' with great care and will bn m and healthy, and bore heavily on the RTEBlfWB BRO’S RAILWAY COMPANY Look here I Look here! rasa&ies SnSeSSra.®» What! don’t you think we can sell THE ENEMY Of BISEASE I DEFI COMPETITION. THE FOE OF PAIN MUSTANG Call soon and examine my stock and J. H-SUTTON. primi. branches u high SAW AJID WHXAT. -can do it, for, with tho help of TO MAX HO BEAST . te thr Grand OH pounds of sulphur a semi-fluid state until Detroit Adverti»enient«. GILLET & HALL, DETROIT. D. Gr'd Rapkb.L Furniture, Coffins, Etc. READ FURNITURE ! GOOD HEWS TO THS PUBLIC! can sell cheaper than any house in Barry county, for these reasons; 1st. Because we have no rent to pay. 2d. Because we make the most of our goods ourselves. 3d. Because wc keep the best of work­ men, 4th. Because wc warrant all gbodt wo Tke BeHaMe S*er< Line AiuiUtoKip.' Where you wul find ail kinds of Of every Pescnption which we ■tan iambs iiviiioh. TIME: TABLE No. 8. time.) (Datrolttlme.) New Advertisements. crTie Grocery Business «ni l| IS ''mW Keep It. fully, and give Tory littld cultivation and IS,H ISi i Banua-WlUi Detroit. Hillsdale A Soathwettern ^w’atxbuto- With Lak* Shore A Mleh. Southern WIN WRIGHT. STEBBINS BRO’S. commenced to blight ■ I looked into the matter carefully and thoroughly, and soon became convinced that in order to raise ■I ft ■. a «■ P^.^ktra.L MITH DIPOT. to pruning, I thin out the weak sboota Swift on the War Path with a new and in bummer, and cut back the tops of limbs, ( well selected when uooeacary, in the fall, to secure only well-ripened wood during the winter; for I beheve blight to be occasioned by frozen sap." Another pear grower follows a dif­ ferent practice, thus: “I have been crow­ ing pears for tweaty-five years. When I il ?. QRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. “ MAY 1, 1810. HASTINGS believe that to be an c&jential requisite to BUMMBful pear culture. 1 fork a little around the trees each spring, mulch heavi­ ly, and thoroughly and constantfr. I knt the only trees I ever loot by blight onoewhen I omitted to mulch. This • «| x tai 6 ? » XT 3 ?T S « GOING 'WEST. ---- ___ _______ at: nzxriisr^ ’T'.- -■ Bctor. igt:1 Uuron AocnaBodBlion good crops; but wo 'u"< ^dany^exoewtSat- Wilson Sswmi Maciuue C<i, Ciufaza- T TMdac BS»ct Dk 10th. 1876 TRAINS GOING SOUTH. to believe that 1 thn disease is roused by some irritant in ; the alimentary canal, give a half pound of make so much wood as previously, but eprom salts, or half a pint of linseed oil. 1 many spun formed all over the trees If it cornea on suddenly, with much fever, its naled. QeiAtaad CO-Aagnita, Maine. which were covered with buds ; and the give opium, one drachm, calomel, every ! second season they bore a large crop of three hours, dntil the symptoms subside If it has been of long standing, use sul- ' fruit. He doseb hia article aa follows: phate of iron, two draebnv, catechu, one i "The inference gained is to root-prune all drachm, two or three times a day, adding — —-- — —-------< gross growing unfruitful .trees. We now and then half an ounce of gentian and learn the builueu of wiling *ewinc machine*. Compcuiatiou proved the good 4>f it ycart ago in the and half a drachm of ginger. If white treatment of apples, pears, and even figs, using calomel the mouth should become . sore, desist immediately, as the system is besides plums, and thcrti is no better time now under its influence, and it can be of of the year for performing the same than no further use ; continue to use tho opium, the month of October. Tbe great ari of however, until the symptoms abate ; feed . fruit-growing is to so nunage our trees liberally, give plenty of water,^ood feed, i etc. Always give cattle medicimtout of a that they shall possess sufficient vigor to Towmst. or bottle in a fluid state ; pour it slowly down tmd IFowra, *rr«di«arv or or^irr'-. trraM produce fruit of good quality, but not to the throat STRIO tl frivatb overgrow that limit, by making good FOOT-ROT IN’ BHKKP. growth at the expense of a crop of fruit." S. W. Jewett, one of tho moat experi­ It is quite probabk that root-pruning m enced sheep-raisers of Vermont, aays: certain cases may cause barren trees to '■By prompt attention the disease can be first iichigHT anF'thF'sohtr -RAILROAD. time fAwr.E. SSL J“|^’^‘OFITWKBALI) eure. the RAILRuAvv MIOHIGAK •CESTBAI mil and Winter Timo Table. tui., iMir« dug. and with a tjliarp knifo smoothed the that 4 Salta’ W Q. P. Rowell & Co’s. Col. _____ .— Railroads. Rallroada. Railroads. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. LINIMENT, WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YK*BR THBSK IS NO 8OKB IT WILL NOT H8AL, NO> LAMENESS IT IT WILL NOT CURB, —--------------------PAD.’, THAT API MAN---------------------- IM J. M. HEWES SEia™*-•*<*■«• D,:TROLXtn%VB^JM? Hcaree firmed fr» Coffins ami Furniture tsswa^ir^ iailroad � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-02-12.pdf 8cb0164bcce4cea436bfeb78d38d565c PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 83. rhepejni-WeBkly hepliblicap tapper GEO. M. DEWEY JI OR AND PUBLISHER. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12,1877. J. S. GOODYEAR A CO.’S Announcement! Dry Goods and Clothing. Great Bargains in Dry Goods. All kinds of Fancy Goods at BOTTOM PRICES. Ready Made Clothing Speciality. A fine Tailoring. Tailoring Department connected- with Store. RA TES Qr AD VERUSING. Boots and Shoes A Largo Stock of Boots and Shoes, ,all kinds, very Cheap. Groceries'of. Groceries. as LOW as they can he bought any where. Salt. A full line of Saginaw- and Onondaga Salt always on hand. Come and see ns For we mean to sell goods, so that it shall be for your advantage to buy of us. J. S janl8tf. Hastings. Mich. Jud. 17, 187 Doctor Arkin’s till. Double Column JAMES CLARKE, JTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR tX CHANCERY. Prompt attention siren to bunacm eutouted to my care. OSoo over Jamee P. Robert^ Prog ataraTlwtMSS. MfaE xztntf SMITH Si. KNAPPEN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW & SOLICIT­ ORS IX CHANCERY. Practice in all tha courti nf thia etale. OSes over Jolla, Raw.U't Mera. LXaiimrr 8trrv«. Cute. M.Xsarras. HARVEY WRIGHT, ATTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor la In Vnion Block over Barlow k C I tain H. C. PECKHAM, PHYSftlAN k SURGEON? M. W. RIKER. THE PEACE. Gvoaral Collection >• Agent. Union Block. Stoto Bteeyt. WM. UPJOHN, A BUROBON.-OBee ulifio, MUb. nuLgnu—. Arttt and CjtwlHutlonaM DR. C. RUSSELL KYSictAX* 6un.aHU.t.—Uffle« ftp' LUCIUS BCWKLL, CHAS. II. BAUER. JOHN Q.CRE3ST. SHKRIFF, O«pnly Cmmtr Borv^oraxil Convcyaneer. OBea at th« Court IIsom. SOLICITED, n nwdTal. thorough *.rM Pablithed by Roqutat- COMING HOME, FIDUS’LIVERMORE. We liitvv seen several Items in the papers that a Quincy girl had written a poem about Fidne Llverraoro at which he got mad. We evening breeze, her 'bore; brown foot, shapely as a sculptor’s model, showing be­ neath her scanty kirtle; a look of quiet happiness in her largo, luminous eyes, as she watched a distant boat coming across the lake. A sheep-dog, crouching on the grass, a few yards off, watched ■ the light skiff with equal interest. The shadows of tho far-off mountains darkened the water, and tho coming twilight threw a half mel­ ancholy hue over all. WHOLE NO. 2025. I patient lover, catching right of hb titled I rival, cantering down the castle read “Iflatea to what I have to say. Jeanette, you know I love you; theres no need to tell you that. I have loved you all my life. . Long ago you promised to be my wife. But maybe you think 1 bat only in childish sport. I am in dead earnest, however. Now,” and he turned almost fiercely on her, “which do you care for moot; that proud, young Lafrd </ the cat­ tle up yon, or me ?” Jeanette laughed, and tossed her silken, wind-blown curls, averting her face that he might not sec the sparkle in her ey«, and the blush on her cheeks. She loved Walt as she Tovod her life; but she was a woman, and a little coquetry is natural to Directly, the regular dip of the oars was the sex. She was vexed, too, that Wal­ heard, the boat glided to the strand, and a ter had not, lately, spoken of lore. She lad of eighteen, or there abouts, sprang on had even begun to think he had changed shore. The dog darted to weteomc the his mind, until the young laird of Dundee new earner, but lhe girl, with something had made him jealous. , of tho shyness of maturer years, hung “Why should 1 answer?" she said, back. She was but fourteen, os yet, but lightly, and evasively. “What means thia already,-in her virgin heart, had begun to sudden haste F stir, almost unknown to bcrself, that mys“Because I want to know ; because I terr of mysteries, human love. will know," cried Walter hotly. She and Walter Keith had known each Jeanette laughed again—a little musical other from earliest childhood. They had grown up together, in his mother’s cottage, laugh, like the bubble of a mountain and long aeo he had told her, in his frank, brook. boyish way, chat she was to be hb “little “Suppose I refuse to tell ?” she said, wife," by-and>by. She had looked on him , ___ a trifle wickedly. just as a brother, however, and only laughed ■ H< TIer companion came to a sudden halt. in reply. "“Jeanette," confronting her, his face He camo io now, flushed with exercise, white and set, “this, is no light matter with as handsome as a young Apollo,' the dog mo. You know how I feel; there's no jumping about him, and barking for joy. need that I should try to tell. I couldn't, "Aren't you glad to tec me, too, if I would ; I’m not glib o’ tongue, like Jehrctto?" he said. “Surely, old Hero the fine young laird. But you shall chooee here is not to be the only one to welcome me. Don't you think you might liavo “Suppose I refuse to choose," she re­ come down to the shore to meet mo I plied, a little ruffled at his domineering Tho girl gave one quick, half-shy glan^ tone. up into his face, blushing to the very tips *' “I shall take h for granted that you of her pretty cars. A year ago, she would have gone to meet him frankly. Jeanette stood silent, a mischievous And a year ago she would not have gleam in her gazelle eyes. ' blushed. . The young man returned the broad He drew her to him, and k'uacd her. gold ring to his vest-pocket, and turned “Well; I forgive you, for this once,'’ he on his heel. Mid, gayly, quite satisfied by that glance ; “You are silent, Jeanette; I am ans­ ■ "but when we are older, when wc are mar- wered. Yonder conics the Laird o' Dun­ ■ vied, as, you know, wo are to be,-you dee. I'll notatand to hb way. Good-bye, ' musn’t stay here, to tljo door, but must Jeanette!" come down to the wafer dearic." The young laird camo clattering doxu The years passed on. Almost before toward the moor-ride, and "Walter Keith M.k. you patriotic IhyaT eitbsr knew it, Jeanette was eighteen, and walked rapidly away. Jeanette stood in But «a<mah; wa know your Walter twcnty.two. But now clouds, the waning sunset, her heart fluttering Ito*n aevar be effaced: began to darken the horizon of their liketa bird. And pootorlty will read it hitherto happy lives. A true and loyal . “Walt I Oh, Walt, come back I" she I lover was Walter Keith ; but, alas 1 he was of a jealous temperament. He had But her voice was tremulous, and the loved Jeanette all his life long, ever since young man did not hear her. In another she camo to Iris mother's hearthiatono. one second, Dundee waa at her ride. . mid-winter night, a little friendless crea­ With many gallant words, he put lb ture, her father lying dead at the old In­ flowers in her hands, and hung a roue, verness Manse, her mother lying in her full-blown and crimson-hearted, in her grave in lhe old Inverness churchyard, and dark hair. she, a tiny mite, without kith or kin in Jeanette wore it when she went beck to the wide world. “Pair, motherless bairn," the cottage in the gloaming, a little feeling his mother had said, "you must bo a gude of resentful coquetry in her heart; but brother to her." And so, begining as a underlying all, her Urac and tender lovcF brother, h» anon learned to be more. Sum­ which made her ready and willing to ac­ mer in and summar out, they wont, tn cept her hasty, passionate suitor, if only school together, hand and Baud ; through he would speak again. But when she golden autumns they tended tbgir flocks reached tho cottage, Walter was not there. Bldinc from tha world in daytinc. on tho hill-aide, under the shadows of tho Night did not bring him home nor the Shinina out alone at nifht. giant peaks ; and in .winter they sat by the morrow! So yon stood bwid. the rebel-. Inglo-rido and, while he cracked nuta for Jeanette drove her kids out to brows on Claim in* that their eatue waa Jiwi. Jeanette, aho sang the sad, sweet songs of tho moor side, with a pain in her girl's T1U confederate hope* bad faded their native land. All through these heart that pierced it like a thorn. Surdy And you saw that aU was loot t years, long past the period when our story -he would come to fetch her noon's meal, Than by sudden traaapoailio’n. opens, Waiter had been coming to think as was his custom ? of Jeanette, lew like a brother, and more But noon passed, and the red sun hung likealovcr. When, at eighteen, aho had low above the russet hills, and he did not sprung up into a slim .lithe graceful young appear. Jeanette drove her looks home­ goddeaswith eyes as deep and pure ns a ward at an early hour. mountain loch,and checks and lips likcripoShe found the cottage in confusion, the red cherries, and when others began to ad­ good wife sobbing in the chimney-corner. mire her also, thou the latentjealousy of hb The girl's very sou! died within her. nature took fire. But be did not fully “What baa happened ?" she aaked In Of the man who favored tralicrt, realise tho torture to wjuch ho could bo faltarins tstiea. ” H.’« politically dead.” ■ * subjected, till the young bird came home •‘Can ye ask ?" cried out the moAer And we’ll pet yea in your eoMn, to the old Highland castlo beyond the shrilly.. “Can ye stand thore, and mock year mouldering cent. Afo wfU hitch and nuke Mm draw you. moon, and having seen Jeanette at Inver­ me in my sorrow, and moke believe ye ness, foil desperately in love with her. A dinna know ? Ye’ve deceived tho led all handsome, gallant fellow was thb young theseyears, nod now, in the end, yc throw laird of Dundee; a fine .ipatch, to be sure, him o'er wi' out word or warning, and for a girl like Jean ottc, if he really meant send him off over rets, and break his poor marriage ; and ho sc«mcd thoroughly in mitber'a heart. I’ll ne'er furgiver yo till erruest Every morning saw him at the my dying day." ,-w cottage gate, mounted on hb black steed, “What is it? Oh, where b WAF with hb dogs at hb hoels, and a bunch of gasped Jeanette. red roses, or white ipountain lilies, in hn “Gone I Gone over sens, to foreign hand, for Jeanette. lands, ne'er to return. And 'tts all year “He'll in dead earnest, b the fine young work ; it all comes o’ your fcir, fata face. laird. Jeanette's a rare la£8 . if yc care I wish from my wool I had left vote die for bar, ye’d better speak out, and ha* that wild night, when I fetched-vs home . Now Hsten. The Democratic organa done wi* it. Walt," aaU Wak s mother. toiny fireside ! Go I I ne’er snmto see ate inflating themselves for a season of pro­ And the young nun, fcrious with jeal­ your fate again. Get re up to the ratio longed and vigorous howling, upon the ousy, took tho hint. He went off tn ypn, to you fine, tided lover!" Jeanette left the room like one stunned. decision of the Electoral Court Cotnmb- Aberdeen without delay.*»d laid out all , hb surplus money fof'a broad band of That night, when tho midnight moon hung mon, which knocks the Tilden conspiracy gold, that would fit Jeanette'a plump above tho gorse-crowned hills, Jennette higher than a kite. brown finger. state out from the cottage. ShaemM aot She was at the cottage door, tho sunset stay and beer her foeter-roottar's re­ The — shining on her dark head, just as it bad proaches 8ta wra away to Asms. • ben of the Loubhna Returning Boare bj done fofar years before, and the scene was “Hero I ” ata mited, crash* the lavwr “Hero, I’m gob* my." �■— 11 of Dundee found himself in Aberdeen. Strolling along the coast, without lhe town, ba met a Unitary figure, with a gau.'at From the Lansing Republican we copy The Electoral Tribunal—President— Whom ? — Justice Bradley — The the following condensation of the facto rel­ Counsel—Cronin Again—The Gam­ ative to our Educational system taken from blers Against the President—A Pro­ tho very able report of the State Super DKWACY, The girl stood still, and looked at. him Hs.ari jKM, Mich., Fib. 12, 1877. vs. a Grand Duke—Newspapers— Palestine for Sale—Etc., Ete. Washington, D. C., Feb. 2, '77, town? The count of the electoral vote for Pres­ ident and Vice President of the United States commenced yesterday in tho House little one, you might have been my pet all these years 1 I would bare clothed you in silks and jewels, and shielded you from of Representatives, and it will probably be result b secured and made known. As constituted, the tribunal undoubtedly com­ . mands the confidence of the great major­ II A. YEH* PLATFOBM “What ? You refuse to be my wife ? The lady of Dundee Castle ?" “Yes; I refuse.” She turned £r «m him, and went her way along the wild coast. “Stop one minute,", he cried, pursuing her. “Let me tell you of your old home. Keith cottage stands yet, and the dame spina her flax, and herds her flocks; but Walt has never returned ; bo never will return. Hb vessel - was lost, months ago. Will you come now, Jeanette t' ' No I” And she went on, Hero following in her ity of tbe people. It b worse than ufolcss to prophesy as to tbe result, but one thing And still our Platform. is morally certain, namely, that whether it be Hayes or Tilden, or a new election, tbe “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 party must ultimately triumph; and whatever be the decbions of the trib­ unal, in the matter of the disputed States, as on all other questions, they must stand as final since they cannot be reversed ex­ cept by the affirms'ire rote of both Housi cs. One House being Democratic and the other Republican an agreement to revone any decision of the tribunal b next to im­ FLORIDA FOR HAYES. possible. The Electoral Commission, this evening, The election of Justice Bradley as the decided by a vote of eight against seven that the four electoral votes of Florida, fifth Judge to sit upon the electoral oom­ ed. The comparative footings for the tbo and gold coin shall yean 1875 and 1876 show an increase of IIAVX«QUAL VALL«3. thechildred of school age large than the At a later day, if currency and coin should m1 lad to —to* will increase of attendance at school, which b retain equal values, it might become advis­ an unfavorable feature. There b a alight able to authorize or direct resumption. I reduction of tbe.dbtrict school-tax for all believe the time has come when by the purposes from last year, nnd a reduction simple act of the legblative branch of tbe of almost 10 per cent in the bonded in­ Government thb most desirable result can debtedness ot tktr districts. be attained. I am strengthened in thb We are kindly furnished with a sum­ view by lhe counri.trade has taken in the mary of these statistics by C. B. Stebbins, last two years, and by the strength of the deputy superintendent: credit of tjic United Staton at home nnd S3S Fourth »trw*. Swill ■—<— Number of towns and cities 1,004, be­ All OIumsm of the abroad. ing 18 more than the year previous. For the fiscal year ending June 30, 1876, '• it Number of school districts 5^34, being the exports of the United States exceeded 135 more. the imports by 8120,213,103, but our ex­ Number of children between 5 and 20 Crts included 840,569,621 of speeieand years of age 459,847, l-cing 10,666 more, Ilion in excess of imports of the Mme and showing a probable increase of the commodities. For six months of the pres­ Ulir.AT total population of the state (on a baab of ent fiscal year, from July 1, 1876, to Jan. estimate which has heretofore proved sur­ 1, 1877, the excess of exports over imports prisingly correct) of 32,691. amounted to 817,544,866, and the imports Number who attended school during tho of specie and bullion exceeded the exports year 344.956, being 1,432 more. of precious metab by 86,192,147 in the Average time of school kept 7 and same time. The actual excess of exports 3-10 months, sn i no ease of 4-10 of a over imports for the six months, exclusive month. . of specie and bullion, amounted to 813,­ Number-of school-houses of stono 80, 737,040, showing for the time being' the being JO more; of brick 745 being 26 accumulation of specie and bullion in tbe more, of frame 4,577 being 109 more; of log 529, being 17 more. Total increase country amonnting to ago. It b stated that the ahowingba very fa- I “ furiner" leading at last reports. vorabh one considering the times, and will Just after the election tho great Demo­ reflect credit on the preneut management cratic cry was “ the people have apokeu." of the road. Just after the electoral tribunal waa estab­ It is gratifying to report an . improve­ ment in the condition of Secretary Mor­ rill. Mr Randall is not making a good record Where asa I ?*' bo naked, it feeble u nPrecodented Merit. when tho paper circulation of the country FajXR.TSJ Blood. £5* r 'ssw.’yrssz mission is not altogether as satisfactory as Wepa should be counted for Hayes and Wheeler. it might be, hb decisions wlrile upon hb A week later, and Jeanette stood in the The vote in detail on the adoption of the circuit, which includes all the Southern door of the little Highland cot. Her foo­ resolution was as follows: Yeas—Bradley, ter- mother sat within. States, having invariably boon adverse to “Let me come home, and help you to Edmunds, Frclingbuysen, Garfield, Hoar, the Republican policy aud belief, especially bear your sorrow," she entreated. “I was Miller, Morton and Strong.—8 Nays — as regarding Ku Klux and enforcement not false to Walt; I waa only silly and Abbott, Bayaru, Clifford, Field, Hunton, of school houses 162, which b doing very shy ; and hb jealous doubt vexed me. I well in a single year of “hard times " I Payne and Thurman—7. The leading counsel engaged by the Re­ lovea him. I will go to my grave unwed­ Total value of school-houses and lots ded for hb sake." publican Committee to represent Hayes •9,257,094, being •169,592 more. A Republican Victory. And the desolate mother held out her and Wheeler before the electoral commitNumber of graded schoob 299, being hands. Tho great Presidential question b de­ aioa are Ww. M. Evarts and E. W. 14 less. “Come home," aho said, looking at tho Number of visits by township supcrinsad, changed young face. “ Wo'll bear our cided, and the Electoral Comtnbaion, gov­ Stoughton of New York, and Stanley tcndcuts 10,758, being 1.577 more than | Matthews and S. S. Shellabarger of Ohio, trouble together." erned by the principles /f constitutional were made by both township and county So Jeanette and Hero remained at the who will be assisted by our own “ Pape superintendents in the Tear previous. law, have virtually declared by its action old cottage. Bob " Ingersoll. All these gentlemen arc Number of vbita by school directors Winter came down amid tho Highlands, on the Florida question that Rutherford 15,019, Ixjing 947 more. wild and cold. The winds roared, and the B. Hayes shall be tho next President of here and have filed their brief* in their case. Number ot qualified teachers employed: snow drifted, and the mountain lochs lay the United States. The dark clouds which When the committee reach the Oregon 3,548 males, being 265 more, and 9,286 like bods of crystal. matter their action will undoubtedly be seemed to enshroud the political horixon females, being 106 more. “We shall have a bitter night, and prompt and non-partisan. The assumption Total wages of teachers during the year: there’s a ewe and two Iambi missing," have already begun to clear away, and that Cronin was elected because Dr. Watte1 6787,776 for males, being 837,334 more, said Jeanette, one bleak afternoon, when there are bright prospects of a glorious fu­ was ineligible cannot be sustained either by and *1,238,949 for females, being 839,aho waa folding the lambs. ture for the Republican party. precedent or law, and tbe tribunal will। 313 more. “Cocao, Hero, let's go and hunt them." “You'd better come under shdter, and THE CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & doubtless ignore it. The tug of war, teachers 848-50, decrease 2.79 ; for female let the lambs go,” said tbe dame. where Greek will meet check, will come on teachers 828.73, incresec 48 cents. QUINCY. But Jeanette and Hero went Across Paid male teachers 8786,886.15, being tbe States of Florida and Louisiana. the wild moor, beyond the harbor coast, 837,849.65 more. The annual meeting of tho Chicago, down the bleak, frozen shore-line, toward It is exceedingly doubtful if the Police Paid finale teachers 81^28^16.95, be­ the hills. t Burlington & Quincy Railroad takes place Bill, which this wack passed the House ing 821,394.05 more. With tho close of day, the snow came in the latter part of March. ■ It is ru­ Moneys on hand at the commencement over the President’s veto, will get through mored that considerable of the stock of the Senate. The backers of the bill are of the year 8598,505.71, being 876,693,­ this Company has changed bands during the gamblers and blacklegs in thb eity, 95 less than one year previous. drift*. Two-miil tax 8512,88932, being 84-, Jeanette began to grow bewildered. the past year, and that it is not certain while all honest and law-abiding^ citizen* 79438 more. “Come bock, Haro," abe called ; “tbe whether the old Board of Directors will are against it. Primary school fund 8220,396.27, being be re-elected. It will bo remembered that Before thb I suppose yoflMHM&hnve •2,621.46 more. like thia.’ Tuition of Don-resident scholars 835,­ about two years ago the Dennison and been fully informed tbroug?MHNB|b of 466.96, being 81,976.44 more. ground, breaking oat ever anon into sharp, Joy directory was forced out by Messrs. the testimony of Littlefield, vNw sworn District taxes -for all purposes 82,261,­ frantic barks. The girl followed him, Forbes, Griswold nnd others. It is now yesterday that he committed forgery upon 189.55, being <78,938.86 less. breathless, and half freseo. claimed that the former have again secured one of the Louisiana election returns by Raised from all other mmresa for the “What b it, Hero? Are the lambs a majority of the stock, and that there will direction of Wdb, a member of the re­ year 8249,239.35, being 8144.506.08 hm. Total resources for the year 84,067.­ The dog paused at the root of a great, be an entirely new deal at the next elec- turning board. I only hope they may see 801.68, bring 895,620.57 leas. black fir, barking more furiously than ever. Whether these rumors are founded hb whole depoci'ion. In it be directly Paid for btiilding and repairs 8451,­ Jeanette hurried to the spot “You've on fact or not is hard to tell before the ancontradicts himself, besides which he has 426.49, being 897,43932 less. found the poor lambs !" ahe cried. Paid on bonded Indebtedness 8369,780. heretofore sworn that be did not do what Not the lambs I Bat a human creature, 20, bring 828.326.21 leas. a man, hb garments like iron, hb face lik* •wy preapcct, however, of an exciting he now says he did do; and the whole af­ Paid for all other purpora 8620,949.84, contest between the two factions. death. fair in the words of Polonius looks vary being 82,216.83 more. Jeanette peered down into the still The annual report of the Company b like a put-up _ job. I imagine it "mW Bonded debt ot the districts Sep. 4, now receiving its finishing touches, and >ork." 1876, 81,558384.45, bring 8164,871.56 tered a cry that filled the stormy night Popular excitement in this eity to-day I lew than one year previous. with anawtring echoes. She could not will be hid before the Beard of Directors TotaUfidebtedoeM of the dbtricts Sept. see, but some subtle instinct in her bosom at Boston by President Robert Harris, of Is about evenly divided between the electo­ 18^H.672,710.92, being 8153,417 Chicago, who left for that place a few days ral count and the Grand Duke Alexia, the “Oh, Walter,Walter! Hero, go to old Jean's cottage, and fetch help. Your Te.t oi’ Merit. /ariiw : By the act of ('engram approve Jan. 14, 1875, to provide for the resump­ tion of specie payments, tho 1st of Janu- ( mitted to the Legislature, which should ary, 1879, b fixed as the date when such | interest every friend of the free reboot resumption b to begin. It may not be ; desirable to fix an earlier date when it , shall actually become obligatory upon the i The annual report of the various school Government to redeem its outstanding le- । districts in the state for the year ending gal-tender notes in coin on presentation, .; 1SepL 4, 1876, have been received by the but it b certainly most desirable, and will Superintendent of Public Instruction, and prove most beneficial to every psountary I isterest of the country, to hasten tho day i i i -a_j --------- -.-J folly two weeks, if not longer, before the He ca'ugbthcr hand. Bat aho wrenched you, but it was vain. I believe you ve bewitched me. I can’t giro you up. n™.- —,1 T'll vr.,1 mV wife " SUCCESS The following b the Preridcot's message to Congress on tho subject of the reramp- lific Purjurer — An Electoral Count intended of Public Instruction just sub­ ith eohnn, shining eyes. “Wbat made you run away, Jeanette ?" •‘I live here. that's alL” •‘In this wretched old H. R. 8tav»c'« Colun., SPECIE RESUMPTION. School Shtiotio. for U7«. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. heplblicap feapjier Jhe w .Amourt on hand Sept. 4, 1876, 8609,296.17, beingglO,790.46 mjre. * Total expenditure for laet year, deducting amount on hand. 83,458^0531. be­ ingM8.147JMh» lished they cried " the people have spok­ Total volumes added to It! en,” and the question now is, when Hayas । township ' ' the yw, 5,115; in such libraries. u declared elected will they still cry, “ the whole numM 56,875; amo__________________ _ _________ people have spoken ? * Probably not. lion for librariea, >4,119.14 ; amount of The CAnnurie of this city, a newspaper 1 fines, pmaltMt, ete., received from county treasurer for libraries, 827,125.87 ; amount founded by John W. Forn for books foe township libraries, 86,cred by ex*Scoator Harlan, to that better land w of uew dbtricta organised KOBE THAN 86,000,000, H. SUERMAN. Evidence. in addition to tbe national product of these metab for the same period, a total increase of gold and silver for six months not far) L srarv ’ ’nr.sWs.L*; that 4raUtal short of 860,000,000. It b very evident that unless thb great increase of precious metab can be utalixed at home in such bad way as to make it in some manner remun­ erative to holders it must seek a foreign market as sure'as would any other prod of the soil or manufacture. Any legii tion which will keep coin and bullion home will, in my judgement, soon BRING AB01T P3 ACTIO AL RESUMPTION, and will add the coia of the country to. the eircub(ing medium, thus securing a healthy inflation of sound currency, to the great advantage of every legitimate busin«B interest. The act to provide for the resumption of specie payments authorised the Secretara of the Treasury to issue bonds of cither of the descriptions named in the act of Uongrqta approved July 4, 1870, en­ titled “An act to authorise the refttnding of the national debt," for do less than par in gold. With the present value of 4} per­ cent bonds in the markets of the world they could be exchanged at par for gold, thus strengthening the Treasury to meet final resumption, and to keep the excess o£coin over ihedemand pending ita pw- r. i am arnn-i PfiEWKD BY H. R. STTOS, BOSTOA BASS. Vagntine is Bold by AU Druggist*. D»nr CARBOLIC OIL LINIMENT home. AU that would further be required would be to. Dtalnfects, Pmrifice, fiowtha, and Heala. BKDUCE TUB VOLUME OF LKQAV-TKNDKK (Jure* RhoutMium ami Neuralgia, lualaatly ally* tba pain of Burnt. NOTD Basil th* most Obatlnate Sores sad I’lcvra. in circulation. To accomplish this, I would suggest an act authorizing the Sec­ retory of the Trersury to bane 4 per cent Cures Wounds. Brahes, Paias, and Aehes. bonds, with forty rears to ran before ma­ Will keep vour Horses and Stock in Order turity, to be exchanged for legal-teoder W-IT NEVER FAIL£! TryitOoce-W notes whenever prt*-nted in auma uf 150, or any multiple thereof, the whole amount FERRAND WILLIAMS A CO., of such bonds, however not to exceed DstroiL Mieblssn •150,060,000. To inereoM the home de­ mand for such bonds, 1 would recommend that they be available for deposit in the United States Treasury for hanking pur noses under the various prtrrisions of tbe law relating to the National Banka. I I would suggest further that National 8 cent of coin interest received by them from bonds deposited with the Treasury to so cure their circulation. I would also reo ommend the repeal of the third section of the joint resolution for the issue of silver coin approved July 22» 1876 limiting the 850.000,000. E / I am satisfied that if Congress will enact some such law as will accomplish the end they will receive the gratitude of the whole known and Ten days to determine Florida, •even Stales will be counted. and ton 1,764. Number of Ins urday in October How will it take to get through with the ether thirty-one? thb week b the The Democrats arc bent upon consum­ pcuu aifairs sale of Palestine by the Turks, with no takers. Hermit THE EHEMT OF SISEASE I budding for tho money in tbe world. In the days THETO MAJt FOEANDOFBEASTPAIN Tho fourth annual convention of the (as near as may be known) 8,008. ing another day over the Florida vote. Amount paid or due Inspectors for aerThey thereupon object to the count, and spent billions of dollars and millions of vices during the year 86,544.24. Amount paid or due Townahi Spupminthe 0 jeotioos. Tbe House will vote against this country, but it doesn't appear to be as tender.t 591.G6. the count, the Senate will vote for it, and valuable now as then. of Peter the (Signed) U. 8. Gxxjrr. ExtcuTivx Mahmom. Feb. 3.1877. MUSTANG Chj^stun Europe LINIMENT, WHICH HAS BTOOr. THB TEST OF then it will be counted. Kansu in beyond doubt a greet and pro- give you particulars in my next. ranriwd the diguity of pools on tbe election. thb State good man by the dis PAIN, 18 NO SORE IT WILL L, NO LAMENESS IT t CURE, NO ACHES, NO UT. AFFLICTS THE Hl BODY OF A •MBSTIC ANNOT YIELD ABOT- The nd LIFE OF �J"“ Bo.ni.orth. Tfe?Bmi-*8Bk)y$Bplih)ica|i8ajijiBr. mm. GUIDE . H’V l.’.ll Ab R-_R« TIME-CARD > Uulntirton the 4th nf V.wh ,,tr _____ “ Il looks Jiut now, u if John would not be required to make the trip. Drugs, Medici'nes, Perfumeries, Etc-, Etc. ptey lute made ont to raiae one hundred and twenty-seven members of tho Reform Club in Hastings which di prstty good forthat town.—Charlotte Bepebliean. Things “don't Charlotte, if a similar club of men liks those , We Inut those of our people who eqjoy dancing, will not foil to attend the Fireman’. Dance on the 22nd. who compose our Reform Club, were organ teed there. Literary Notloee. one of the Institutions of our city that deaerv. jOOIKU BAtt. * i’refahl MS r. x. urousnt medicine. Be,Dr. Schenck’s Altnsnac. eentsinini.the certificates of many pemotw of the highest re- The Fire Department is On Friday Dr. Upjohfi's hone started from his bam and ran to lhe I Irase, striking the bug. Pktuuoi's Maoaxurafor March ojkm with after Ulna pronounced ino arable by pkyshrUna of au exquisite steel engraving, “Coming Home,” acknow IsdcedaUUty. Schenck’. Pulmonic Snap which is alone worth ths price of the number. This fa followed by a doubled sixed colored gy against a post smash mg it badly—Wa pre­ sume the Dr., after bitching the horse to the ful affair. This space is Contracted for by Than comes a colored patten for dsllj except Sundan-axespt as *’ T. J.'Bcth. Station Agsnt. graving. ‘■’The Fast Express and then some forty other illustrations ot faahions, work-te. The meeting of lhe friends of temperance al bit patterns', 4c.। Ac. The storied are unusual­ Union Hall last evening, waa/very largely al> ly good this month. We notice particularly a dent. POST OFFICE TIME CARD :<:U *• “• .•^liuiaU-Anive dally. eieaptSnaday. ,u leavt »l W> a. ». P. 0 •-North - i iliuore. Down*. Allo. . _ , tI Battle Crrek—Arrive Tewday Satnrdir at 13 m.i leave I*. O’»-Baltimore. Bedford. John»- Cedar Cre«k and Htokorv Oeraata-Ar inwl»> a»dSaturdiwsill m.: leava at and expect th'is Movement, if directed by lhe men who are to be ben efit lad by a victory over their appetites and passions, will be a glorious success. With them in their struggle to dcyright, every man most heartily sympa­ thizes, and^lo each of them is extended a brother’s hand. powerful one by Mrs. F. Hodgson Durnett, "Mademoiaelle Suiette," and also Mrs. Ann | j.M.NEVTNS. P.M. Local Correspondence. COUNTY OFFICERS. The following article waa placed on our table during our absence at Lansing, and got put out of sight. It is Ute to print it now, and yet al the request of the friends intereet- 8. Stepbend' stirring novelet, “The Dependent Cousin." We do not see how any lady oan do without this magatine, for It combines more attractions, nnd for a less price, than any other of the kind. The price to tingle tubscri- passing notioe, I thought C would say a few Contract ,wn. : ICO? liAXwra. uaauw- ' words about a Christmas tree that I had tho pleasure to attend on Saturday ysve before Christmas. It seems they had kcptUisir Sun­ day School np until that lime, and had closed with that entertainment. At an early hour the people began to come in, but they were prepared. Th«y had two fine trees about ten feet apart, with their tops entwined together, which formed a complete arch with a deek standing nnderit; nnd there sidca of lhe house. They were all com­ pletely loaded with presents, and the good “i^pricton of to. Barry Bounty Itepeblicmi. urao SrxraO. , „ , „ Proorietor of the Xoahville Now*. All fe»ut the TO TDK iitSASi9PVBU0. xn.r.ffi.’J: ^awlWsScet clubs for 1877, and perba]* many who thought they could not afford it, earlier In tho season, ean afford it now, rkte timee art ttnmutakablf getting better. Specimens are sent, gratis, to rcfiu. to purchsM SlodlcinM purporting to bo our» uuIom Mr. Jo.. Hajrdoek’a sfauture is .»>«*«** to those wishing tojtet up clubs. Back numbers, .r -- U... .III .I-..I anfl th- rl.d to January inclusive, can always ba furnished. Addrca*. Cnxkux J. I'xrassott, 300 Chestnut Street. Phlladdphia, Pa. Ma. Editor :—As anything that is calculat­ ed to Improve the morals and happiness of the TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. •“JtJItfiHftt*™ which consisted of singing and speaking Christmas pieces, which were well executed and very appropriate to lhe occasion, and had which came to this sinful world on that mem­ orable niffht. There waa a piece written and read by Mrs. John Dawson that men ioned all, MiehigaL Central stocks 444. All State securities are firm except Tenaes- and request you to publish with this. Taking it all in all it was a splendid affair, Greenback notes are worth in Min 94) cents school for their fathful labors in trying to im- Bengal, A'oterday ttrritw; Earldoms, Pell Mali GaseUt; The Shadow at the Dour, Blaek- at )• '! at Frankport and 107| in London. For fifty- scription price ($8) i» lo» '• »N>« foT >,o w A Gay. Borton, ere the publisher*. , Ina-. Boy. and i. That aH who[ !»»•*<! ! : .ubterf writing. Fall partie-• jyteL-tittrwusrxK} j S lUastratwl pubticatiens. all igan for the week ending Feb. 12, 1877 and each dated Jan. 30. 1877. Furnishedthb taunted with beings reformed drunkard, than pay your money for naught. A bill fa now pending nt Lanaing to re-eetsblish the office of county Superintendent of Schools. interest in anything that b calculated to ben­ efit tbe young and rising generation. There­ fore I fell like having this noticed, and.saying to other school districts, “go and do lik swiss.'' A SrscTATox. PODUNK HABBATH SCHOOL. a j-Mition to the dcirtriied « Legiabture, desiring to be from the Seventeenth Judicial Cir- The, Marshall .S'/.treMsu. to the contrary. Although U*s jut after eleelion. Of mlns* of J ait lb. ahaUs* msaU. paper by Cox & Cox. Solicitors of Patents studied.__________________ # To watch, report, and assist this evolu­ tion of the civilized world from an old and very defective social system to a new one adapted to the present needs of mankind, and to discuss tho principles which should govern the transition, is the function which the AMEBICAN SOCIALIST has undertaken to perform. This is an eigbtpage paper, about the size of the Scientfic Amenam, and fa published every Tliuraday, at Oneida, N.Y. Terms ;_.0ne year, $2.00; Six months, 1.99 ; always in adrance. It gives a careful Summary of Nowi, interesting Correspondence, etc., etc. The secund Volume began January 4th, 1877. Address, THE AMERICAN SOCIALIST, Wsahington, D. C. E Ry no. Trusses, Wayland. C Howard. Lamp Attachment. Pontbc The “Iron Trail.” Rp«m. S. U.. Mb, », 1W0. D«.r Sir—II.,.., ™Ur«l —*■ tb. h»'l» B.'fr- > «“ <,lhn« , add my testimony to the thousands of others instantly sounding iu praise, A spicy sketeh descriptive of a the Atehison Topeka and SantaFe Railroad and ofthe beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of tho Rocky Mountains, by “Nytn Crinkle," die musical and dramatic critic of the New York World, sent free on paplication, together with die Sanjuan Geule, maps and time tables of this new and pop­ ular route from Kansas C'ityand Atchieon to Pueblo, Denver anti all pointe in Colo­ rado, New Mexico. Arisons and the San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman Sleepers on tho continent between the Mi»: aouriRiver and die Rocky Mountains lortunc io w —«... >•••----- ----------- in Salisbury and other Southern prisons 8'T,r’ al months, and became so much reduced in health and stength m to be a mereakeleton of my former salt On being relew-J. 1 wsssM suhioct for a Northern hospital, where I re- , mained two wont lie and then came home. My physician t-comsnded and procured for mt several bottle, of Povviam 8r«Cr, which I wnUnued to use for several weeU •«<! founJ my health restored and my weight >nc«*^1 _io one hundred and fifty. without change- Addrewt T. J. Akdxbsom, “ Pau. Act. Jan. 4 T6 tf Topeka, ______Kan. ornmeau “ ““ —----- .----. itv of the system, whether anxing form ufi Im­ pure state of blood, dyspepsia, or almost any other eauss, bslieving it will in most cam give entire satisfaction. The members of lhe Young Ladiee Literary derment to know who sent that valentine, a* a ,parklln< fonntain t We will furnish two Ayrinhitrut the trrt agricultural journal in We the public, that we ly cure all cares of of knife or ligature; tn’iDg No E.F.4L W. HaotMW, De^I3876. Who will Select School. . We note among the arrivals at Detroit, the name of G. W. Wiggins, of Lebanon N.H., At ’■'ineem known aa the “Granite Stale Agrienb 'uni Works.” onday, March 5th, and «>nU“u,“8 . } Exocii Asdbvb, i" .c Ttach-r. With the faHMW a comment we heard in the Hall on Sunday Station, commencing on ll*’.5** ,iTSSi. AM Robgu'. _ J- p _ . r>„ M»« of il>c tr»oT8»iU>;M>» •At the poultry show al East Saginn *nd a silver cup valued perfume. PENSIONS Plants of the newest and finest itnprov: cd sorts, carefully packed and prepaid by mail. My collection of Strawberries took the first premium for the beat Collection, at the great show of the Mass. Horticul1 turul Society, in Boston. I grow over 100 vsrictiea, the uiuat complete collection in the country, including ml the neytr—large American and imported kinds. Priced descriptive CataloxuM, gretb, by mail. Also, Bulba. Fruit Trees, Ro«a, Even greens, Choice Flower, Garden, Tree, Evergreen, Herb, or Fruit Seeds, 25 pock­ ets of cither for 81.00, by ms'll. O.C. The True Capo Cod Cranberry, O. best sort for Upland, Lowland or Garden, by mail, prepaid, $1.00 per 100, ' ' ’ rALEMTIXB LbTN8, , 1877. 774wt rctisoniible I»,C» ofKnHo^ M1£“j Irving HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can bo found so desir­ able. ~ Containing uoitlter oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre and n grateful LOWELL. MASS. Money to Loan. Ailhowh wa dent. checked, and baldness often, though not always, cured by its use. Noth­ ing can restore tho hair where the foHiclre are destroyed, or the glands atrophied nnd decayed. But such as remain cm be- saved dor usefulness by this application. Instead of foul­ ing'\Iie hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Ite occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dautrerous, and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted tnerclyfor a NEW PORTS. BY MAIL. Notice. Local Blisijwss police; the 14th Inst., al tho residence of Dr. Upjohn, restored to its original ' color, with lhe glou and freshness of youth. Thin hnir is thickened, falling hair STRAWBEBRIK, PEACHES, &C. Having sold out my Meat Market, I hereby giro notice to all thoM that are indebted to me to name and settle their tooUo'y. Both of accounts forthwith and save costs. I also have got a nice matched team, or either one of the two horses, for sale, with doable harness (almost new). I wjll pro With Smith's and ShonU’a onr boosa is filled. serving 11 hair. Faded ■ Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer &. Co., MARRIED. >f Rutand died at his residence on which is at once agreeable. Choice Flower and Garden'Seed*, ninty will be attached to that Judicbl Ulr- h. tiors the principles of which it b the eml-’.CBi. By aS doing many team and heartaches For restoring Cray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. S999B.&B poetry and miaeellany. The back numbers containing the first Insial- cn the dollar. Bul 1 hare spun thb article out longer than I intended to when I commenced it; but if you will excuse mo this time, perhaps I will not trouble you with my uncouth thoughts Hair Vigor, E' Ust ofPatentfi. The charter election and the township msetinr» begin to attract public attention. Ayer’s TG CONSUMPTIVES. march's Literary Family, by Francis Hueffer. Gentlesnan't Magazine; The Marquis of lx>esie, by George McDonald. Part 1’111, .Idcoace SAcdc; A German Bath, Bladnrood; Self. Help in Science, Good JTcrrft; Fields and Field-Sports in Madron, f'ruser ; The Wprdsworths at Brinsop Court, Temple Bar ; John American $4 n>onthlie"i or weeklies with The Liriny Ayr for a year, both poatpaW. Littsll Cuurt has adjourned until March 6th The Temperance brigadenow numbers 169. \377. Oneida, nIY. 82.0° tev; ary 27th and February 3d contain The Anglo; American Churches ofthe United States, from tho ZxHw/oe Quarterly ; Dr. Bchlietronn's Dii- gratis to naw subscribers for 1877. Ayer*s Advertisements. AMERICAN SOCIALIST. Many people in Europe and this country are now* studying nnd experimenting in preparatory forms for a new soaal life. The Co-operators of Englaad number more than a million persons. These have .< • ----------- jjve their co>opera tiveWoreB stores and and shops ah ................................. ..“J in which they get food, fuel, clothing, ______ __ __ -ilife, veryatnearly the other necessaries of very nearly ooet price, thereby saving in the aggregate enormous sums annually. Tho foremost he will tend a eo»y of the praeoription o.ed. (free thinkers among these co-operators are bo giniog to advocate combined housekeeping in large nenes, for the sake of the greater econcmm of living, tho improved conditions of health, of education, for rear­ York. _______________ ______ ing children, and the better associations ERBOKS of YOUTH. which arc thus to be had. In Germany a similar movement is prosreasing on an immense scale, while Russia is said to be '‘■honeycombed with Socialists.'' In our own country the co-operative movement has got a strong foothold, and we hate, besides, many interesting Communistic experiments, new and old, which should bo intelligently reported and careftilly The numbers LTTTLELL'B LIVING AGE. eits were an oi reaiiaiucio mow wuv ceivad them, except a few put on by individ-. pliant, and the coneln.ion of "What She Came Through," by Sarah Tytler, together with County. BARNESCO Dr. Schenck b protawiooallr at hb principal headdrassed.______________________ ___ Bbown. xxi68tf Notice. Farmers please take notice that I have bought out the interest of Calhoun & Beckwith, in tho hotel bam and you will find it to your interest to call and see me. xxibltf J. W. Brock. M D Raed desires to call attention to ‘ Wagon Shop, where be may be aUhonra of any day, ready to do $5.00 per 1,000. Wholesale Catalogue to lhe Trade. Agents Wanted. B. M WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mur Established 1842. febStf FWS M STORE. W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRADE, and hasinstock and daily arriv­ ing, a> fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Dye • Stuffs, Raney Goods, and in jMo k- n. Ufa line, from uuttinR a Dew KMBER.the Feo ci—baraadf— UNDERTAKING Being a business that needs a great deal of experience, After many yean in the buiduesto, can truly nay that they can do better work, and eivo better satisfaction than any other firm in this section. W. H. Stebbim, the senior member, with the experience of a lifetime, will ahran give hb perMwai at­ tention to this part of their extensive busineos. Hearse and team furnished when reTho Electric Balm will bo used only when desired. STEBBINS BROS. Hastiap, July 28th, 1876. xxlfcf for Printers. EXCELSIQE �OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Political—The Charity Ball-Ufe Inturanoe—A Serious Ca»e--Bu«ine*. Nkw Yqbk, Feb. 6th, 1877. POUTICAL. The passage of the Spmprombe electoral bill, has soothed 'the timid souls of tho1 business mcti, by who have best?bull-dosed Tilden and his gang, by fear of war. Tbe straight Republicans don't believe in it, sod Dever did, for they knew it was a’ trick of the Democratic spoilsmen, and was■ contrived to make tbe great demagoguei President. It was artfully contrived, andI carried out with diabolic skill. Tilden( , had Lis local coppeahcad proas breathe war gore Lili he got the business interest,■ shaking in ita shoes ; and then he appear­’ ed with this proposition to arbitrate for ai place be never bad the shadow of a claiml , to. It waa eagerly accepted and the little and game was about to win, when, presto, one1 of. those sudden changes which even aL Tilden cannot foresee, took place, and hisi kettle of fish is upeet. Tilden expected[ , to have a majority of the Supreme Court ’ with him, but the election of Davis to the1 Ulinois Senate made that impossible, andI Bradley, a good Republican and an honest•. man, takes tho place, giving the Republi­. cans the minority of the Commission. Now tho Democracy are not a o much in1 were. When it wasi supposed that Davis, a bitter partisan, wasi favor of it aa they to be the fjftA judge, thus giving tho Til* denites a majority in the Commission, it ' was all plcssant. But now that the ma* jority on the Commission are Republicans,, it is quite another thing, and lhe Sun and। 4 other rabid travagant they Democratic sheets are as ex­ in their denunciation of it aa1 Til­ were in its praise a week ago. den is as mad as a March hare about Davis, and has^nked him not to accept tho senatorial position to which he has been elected, but remain on lhe bench. Rut Mr. Davis is not stupid enough to forego his ambition to serve Mr. TUden's, j and so ho politely declined, and Bradley was selected. This ensures Hayes fair, treatment, and that is all any ReWWWUI.WU WKUIW. U UC U ICgaUJ UICCICU, he must-be inaugurated—if not, not. The Republicans of the city are jubilant over this result. . The position of Senator Conkling, of. this State is unfavorbly commented on. It is not denied that he felt very much aggrieved at lhe nomination of Hayes. He retired from public gaxe after the Convention, and did not emerge from his retirement Lili after the struggle was over. He supported the compromise in a way that was singular, to say the least, for a Republican, and his enemies in the city assert that be is preparing for a change of base. It is not supposed that he will go over to the Democracy, but it is expected that he, Davis, and a dosen others who have had a half and-half affiliation with thkRepublican party, will organise an in­ dependent body, and be the Spanish flies of the body. Conkling is tore-headed, and ■ in the pAcaae frame of mind to make a fool of himself, as greater men than bo have done. It is a pity that a man with the talents he possess cs could not be better balanced. He has too good an opinton of himself. There is a great deal of actual charity in New York.—Probably do city in the world does more in proportion to its popu­ late* and wealth, but mixed up with it is an amount of snobbery and bosh, that is as disgmting as true charity is debgfatful. The charity ball, in aid of the Foun'’ling Asylum is regularly ths event of the seasou, and while it nets a very oonsidersbkamount of mornyfora veryjdeeerying object, the manner of it is enough to tuyn a Chris­ tian’s stomach. It is a* snobbish as any­ thing can well be. To begiq with, it is made exclusive, and all the snobs and all the would-be fashionables have to have their names in all tbe papers. The list of “Ledy Patronesses" has to appear in long columns, and the cost of advancing them runs up into the thousands. Now all this is of no account whatever, from a businom point of view, except that as it is recognised as the big thing of tbe year. Mrs. Snooks Thompson would Dot thrill for charity at all unless she saw her name in the list. It pleases lhe wife of a stock speculator, who has made a fortune in a year or two, and who has lately moved in to a gorgeous bouse on one cf thcavenure.to liars her name published as a prominent ladv, for it establishes her consequence, and only costa her the price of a half dos en tickets at five dolisro each. Fully one half of what ouaht to be the profit of the ball goes to feed tho vanity of tb<m who attend it; that is they contribute fifty oeota to their own vanity, and fifty cents to the poor. Perhaps it is well cnoutfi to get fifty cents on the dollar out of them. Bnt the ball itaelf is * guttrous afair. A very curious incident occurred, cul­ minated last week. A young swell belong­ ing to one of the rich families waa engaged to be married to a young lady who possesses more beauty and brains than money. The young fellow is a fool, as is the case with the most of the young fellows who have money in the city, but the girl accepted him, all the same, because he was reputed to have an income of $35,000 per annum. It was rather a comfortable thing to have a rich foqJ for a husband, for while he could pay the bills, and keep her in dia­ monds and all sorts of things pleasant to the feminine mind, he would not be in tbe way of her enjoying berodf as she choose. The wedding was to have taken place last week, but it was unaccountably postponed. Finally the cause transpired, the young man's income came entirely from real estate, mostly on Broadway, and the young ladJT bad very prudently been making inquiries. One store which had rented for $12,000, was empty, and there was no prospect of its being occupied for some time; another was occupied at a reduction o£seventy-live per cenL, and to hum il all up, the income of $35,000 had ahrunk to less than $10,­ 000. She promptly declined to enter into the marriage state on any such money, and notified the groom in expectation, that tbe nuptials would be .postponed till the odd $25,000 could be made up. The young man was in despair. There was no' use of trying to do anything with real estate, for that is a drug, and so, between despe­ ration and brandy, be raised money by mortgage, and went into Wall street Need I detail the result? He came out of that place plurked clean as a pigeon, for he bought on a falling market and sold on ja rising one, as all such fellows do, and from an income of $10,000 he was a young man about town with no income whatever to speak of. He threw himself upon her mercy but he fared worse with the ada­ mantine young woman of the world than he did in Wall street. She declined to see him, and forthwith engaged herself to an­ other fool whose father was smart enough to put his money into gas stocks, which never can depreciate, having a city to swindie. And the discarded lover is wandering about the city accepting invitations to drink from those who know him in his betterdaya. Moral—for the benefit of your Legale. Legale. NEW ADVERTISMENTS, TEE LIFK WSVBAKCt PROBLEM. The failure of throe or lour Life In­ surance Companies, which will be follow­ ed in rapid succession by throe or four more, makes a decided ripple in financial eiraies. These event* are of more, impor­ tance than appears upon the surface* The companies gather money from al! pirta of die country, and bold it hero in New York for investment. It is loaned on real estate, and is presumed to be invested so safely that nothing can affect il. Tbe Life Insurance Companies with their millions upon millions withdrawn from the circulalion of the country, represent an impor­ tant factor in the financial interests of the country, and anything that disturbs them disturbs tbe whole country. They are the depositors of the people’s money, to a greater extent than are the savings' banks, and their relation to the people is one of confidence purely. For the- man in tbe country knows very little the people in whose hands he entrusts bis earnings, and he has to take it on faith. Now, when one of these companies breaks, and it is shown that for years theto has been sys> tematio stealing ; that the statements have been cooked; that assets that never existed have been put in ; that liabilities that did exist have been left out, and that the whole fraud has been sworn to, and that lhe officers created by the Sfato are not shrewd enough to detect tbe swindle, it is calculated to uproot things in a rather uncomfortabh manner. The Continental was a man of corruption all through, and the Security—Heaven save tho mark—was still woroc. The good companies feel it sorely. For out in Minnesota, tbe differenoe between tho solvent and the insolvent does not appear. And the result is all Life Insurance is discredited. There have been three failures, of this dan within a fow weeks, and the effect is1 an almost entiro stoppage of receipts from this source, The persuasive agent finds himself blocked in the middle of his discourse upon tho benefits of Life Insurance, by the terrible word *• Security," and if he survives that, some one throws “ Continental " into his face, which finishes him. All this w wrong. There are perfectly sound companies, and, iife insurance is a necessity. There is no more reason for denouncing life insurance because of three scoundrelly companies than there is in denouncing Christianity because an occasional clergyman makes •Up. . A CASK OF SERIOUS TI&UBI.E. C. P. Rowell & Co's. Col. !«XS«»JS^W,,!a~xS LESTER’S “(LOOK TO THE EAST.’’ WEBB WORK COMPLETE) A RITVAI, OF THK FOIST TARKK DtGKEU OF MAMMABV. Contaiainx lhe Cotaplot W oorkof the BntoreJ Ap­ prentice. Fellow Craft. and MsrUr Miw.n'l lie- tnwmas»tor'» part themo f by aaid morti tharafcr. to fiarrby ritan tuai. parts, of aalo eoatained In aai.1 mortsaa*. urday. tho ITih day of MfcreC. A. o'elook naan of that day. st tba not IKJiTS WANTKD .'ombinaiioB Pre- $25000 Al ipoctB*- rapraraatinr ftSBfaS.lt.'IttsrtSJSlW'; 150 BOOKS DUTI kc*»« ThlRgKrsr. aassnrss:.,........................ lac.doocribod InaaW mnrtMtorso ta aa may bo ntoosurv t.uatWy tho amount di fo( ot twenty fire dollar*, that la to Mf r~ invaluable lUaatrated AMa and Baperb Bind- Holloway's Advertise me n ts'. known and dmenbed a. follow*, lo^wlt: T lABKTKSnACTii H»g77mtjiar. AMBtou^latan. east eor»«r. aad exe*pc alao oaa awd a h aere* on tbeioulh a*.t romer. A Ira fivoW Cm a*. B. Bac*«. Atty, for Mortaaye*. 1 -~-«tJAKnrA!rSrjiAICE~ In the malt'r ot tbe estate of Ooorse O. (gel* heir of E-> k U. Dedye. dines.on.) a Nolle* to hereby rtrea that I ahaU ..11 a auction, to tbe btabeet bidder Oa Se«w» M dwr V MsreA. 4 D. 1K77. at one o'etec afternixm. at the Town Clerk’* Office la. la Jh* Cunnly of Harry, in tbe state of A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS. Wewaul WOuiortFIntM'law Sowing Mnctalno Agents, and 500 Men or energy nnd ability to Icarsa the bnainen of selling *cwIng Machines. Compensation liberal.but varying according to ability.character and.qualifica­ tions of the Agent. For puriiculars, AddrcaWitsm SMMacte Co, Qncaii e? «aa frirtvxy, Fry Tai, e Fa* Mkh ta. THK TESTIMONY OFTHE WHOLE WORLD HDiioiArs mm'. mt SiterTrfflasiiit!:,':!.;',: •nipt to ear* b*d 1««. by pluun.-.r « wwsnd torrtker U • folly ; f. j .a tomry dura rad eondtUon brwal set with tewfoH furr» •& Ly raUonal »nd taeewufutaprau*’' iy nature, te to redo-. t& ttt«1=1-.' I,.rMld««»tr»r JWrr.oa lb* l?th day of October A. 1> HCT. al two o'clock In tha afternoon. lu Llb-r KSffASftSiKWK I SB Huntington M. Marrla to Franck Huldea of PralrteTllk. manty of Barry and Ulate af Michigan. wbklt aaaUnu.anl waa duly recorded la Ih» -dice of tbe llntUter of lwd» Itr th# said maatrVmu-ry.ou teeilxtday of Drawnb»r.A. D., UOl a/ }o«M. ar OH Mra. ■a<t Wvmcn, Aer. Jilary ar trtaini >a««M<f<uhr .a a STRICTLY PRIVATE EARN TELEGRAPH- ..ISSffii1 •>r team sum ww.. Cwauui»i>c iwny iw> acrw oi laad, aecord: to tbe I oltcd ulaie* anrroy, in lha aaana mor* wire. PralrlrrUr. Mot ml. ICl rtWU _____ FHAMCIa MUf.DKX. A«l«ti-». MORTGAGE SALE. Vbaraaa daAwll ha. bran made in ibe condition, of a main roori<a<«. hrarlnc data tba twroU alrlb day t iKiober. i»t: uaenud Ut Mra. a«iia sf. $3g$20Kr. to, M <K. —... X D-, UM, Legals. rnrjsW'rr? iilealura of inorlnra n>*«le »ivl rt«utFj al ibraorth front a . Ckolker. and Marr A. Chalk«r. hl» wife wntbip of Oran»»ri!b>. eooaiy of Harry, . of th. Br.1 iwrt. Io William W.rfl. J ll«. eoanty of Harry, .uto of Michtean, ond park dated tho I jib dnj of A|.r.l, ic if otr Lord oaa IhoaMod ri<bt handrvd Its. and recorded in the o&ee of Ike Kacteedr. for laid onunty of Barry, on tba if Jana. A. 1>. UCy, at tea a’daak in th* trnauiantauf tl-orrr H-Itwood. deforidaM. and in D. h.’d. in and to th* foUowinc daacribod real MtoUa. lituate, b-tnr and born* in tbr Townahir. tflkamapplo. eaanty of Harrr and atato of Mlehtaaa. known and draoribod aa follow* to-wit: Berinnlnc al th* north e«M aarnar of aoottoa stonier fourteen [it] rod. .oulh of th* north 'eaet HW wesL Barry senate. Mkhitaa. Ikcaae west four besdnalny. eoatainia* sixteen I ISlrod. of land. Thereupon BMire to hereby riven that by ’;7uZh KjSS* 1) ropaical S welling*, SAW. OX EXECVT1OX. ■S ' !wi£g. t£ J alibi bandrrd and rarenty- J^e 'JTte %' 4 day of Jaaatry. A. b. Isn. aad te madiracted eonliur io tho lotted States inrrey, be tho raise foe.171 ,csJaa4.T7-Ut _ FBANClB HOLDEN. Aerinoe. oisht U) b«l ooaiaAaia/ oo<"hVb»•»- trty nr parties,' counterfeit!** U>. m vsadlng the sane, know in* Ueai i< I alth* maaatwtory •TProfaaeor Hoi. »**.15 *■? y**' of il hand rod and eeveatr. ^sr^. bated. Hut inn ICTIOX. ^■1; i SSE REMOVAL ! I sons invest in gu stocks. is, as usual, as dull as possible. There was a faint show of revival when the passage of the Electoral Bill was announced, but it died out in a day. The political com­ plication did not make the bard times, nor can tbe settlement thereof unmakfe them. There wi^l be nothing done for two months. GRAND RAPIDS, PlXTRO. Tbe foot that the State of New York furnishes one-third of the Republieafi vot­ ing for the Compromise measure in the House is explained by the New York Tima in these words-Commcroe, Cow­ ardice and Conkling. I la town-hip Wb.!, rents,i < fsgo/soif* eg j'lft con­ : !•*•! or C^L ^oLrof Metios thirty KrtU^FB*<?CI5 HOU)EX, Norte* । D<H®?iM;TI9e',r NOTICE* —.rfnas-n.iz..,; /<xrtr locurto // Tie il*^LrrirT*oor sm*, Gov. Hayes takes a cheerful view of the great conundrum. “It has now become," he says, “a law suit, and we have a good good lawye/s, a good court, and good 22 MONROE ST. 1 . KSM »0OB TO � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-02-15.pdf 00598e56ffcb26aac969337818101146 PDF Text Text NO. 84. VOL. XXI. fhe gejni-Weekly Dapliblicaji tojw AND New Advertisements. ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE. GOOD NEWS TO TDK PUBLIC GEO. M. DEWEY DHOR HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY FEBRUARY 15,1877. Pest mt net t-orofolly, Mor yet dUUalafully. PUBLISHER. Swift on the- War Path with a new and inly, Mu'bbnn. well selected TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Er« tin bad WLchted my llfo'a hlilory; STOCK OF GROCERIES iU»u> Power Prewt /.’.I FES UF AD VERTISING. Pcrhtix I btv* bred. Of every description. I would beg leave to inform my old customera and the T.n Linet or Lew vt jlonparitl Type oouidsrsd Dirt ths <do) b*>flswn. Aid Ml rat aloes. To (rievs o'er Iho hopra naw all (calltred profotmi But I'll not eurao iur foie. Or bsilors it to late. For Uad in Mil marc? io heal the isd wound. PEOPLE OF BABRY COUNTY Columnjj S Column I 6.00~ 112-00 | S HljKB Generally that I have again embarked in God it the ladte ot IL He’ll know who to bfome for it. In the rreil jodasaent day that ii U> ootae. Then r am mi not ecanifolly. ThlaK of me tnonrafally, Ncarins tho judxmenc. our Anal home. w Toe Grocery Easiness -o Perhara.hi will ear. On the rr«st Judimint day. P30FESSIOHAL AND BUSINESS Give him a chance. DEFY COMPETITION. JAMES CLARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW a SOLICITOR . IK CHANCIRT. Prompt attention riven to vtfj»iBtat totnuted U> my ears. Oaosovsr Jiew P. Robert*! Drtur store. Hartings. Mich. ni7»tf And dMMldnc. Call soon and examine my stock and mces. J. H SUTTON. SMITH *■ KNAPPEN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICITORF IN ClftNCEKT. Fracties in all th. sourti of thia alate. Oftso over Julius Ruwsll'i .turn. CLracrrSmvh. C«a«. m. KKarrax. xi ITS/. PHIL W. NISKERK, CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONER. Hartinn .nd Middlsvills. Will beat th a offlee of Harr ey F. S. BOWEN. Connty Surveyor. Depaty Bheefa aod Gvnorat Cou»«y»nc«r, efflew in Um Court Honoe. HA.flhsy.MteL____________________ CENTRAL House, HASTINGS. MICH.. L. E. STAUFFKB. Prop. Ilarioc le*50d tfeo Central Hona* oppojito aiy old of bn«in<w». with mora room Wttor outr. Charrei um« at um llzutinc*. Mteh.. Seat. xxrtltf Sweet’s Hotel, -.RAND RAPIDS.......................... - - - MIC® Flrat-elaaa. BOARD AND ROOM, $2.W PER DAY. DENTIST ' Miai. ff- J- Caw, Sin aid Ornamental P A I N TER At A. M. Rock's Carriage Shop I Jefferson St, ' Hastings, Mich aalnimie Dr. J. B. LaSurs’i M. READ! READ! READ / Marble Works. He it temebedy't ten I tn ehlldhood. psrhitx. WINSLOWS STEAM MARBLE WORKS AtKalamazoo. Mich | both good-by, that it might be our last meeting on earth. Strange—mother bore it bettor tbop L She was calm and thoughtful- My sister, little, delicate creature', sobbed and cried aloud. I thought her heart would break. Then she suddenly ceased, as though all her tears had flown, a still, sad expression overspread her delicate faco aqd she pas­ sionately exclaimed: “God bless you I' good bye." । I hastened away, but that sad fare-apell soundjd in my ears as a death knell, and ever and anon that pale face haunted Two w«aks passed by; and I was in the great English capital. 1 instantly tele­ graphed to m.y mother and[sist<r. on had been their wish ere I started, informing them of my safe arrival, and next day I mailed a sheet of foolscap containing a full account of my voyage. I then went straight to business, with a very consci­ ousness of having performed my duty so far. . Gradually I became acquainted with al! the employees, meanwhile bearing in thiud ■y mother's advice, "not to bo too hasty in forming an acquaintance with strnngera."—Bnt there was one exception to this rule—one whom I took a liking to at first sight. That was Frank Lesling, the cashier. He was a young man of about fire and twenty, poracssing nut.brown hair, full blue ey®, almost womanish in their ex­ pression, a clear complexion, and command­ Pensions. All “To what part of Europe do you refer r Sick MdAffllrtW! *Caiied Sutea General Land Office. DR. J. B INSURE & “We have heard much about you.” ehc "England.” ' , The false thought occurred to my mind that he might have entertained the beoev- Frank’s letters always rang in praises of olent idea of giving me a three months you.” I<o___L V.. 1---- T m. yppptinn, and a return ticket. _ “The very place on earth I desire most That evening wo strolled down the beach, to see.” j. Lcsling and Frank were engaged in “Why so, Charlie? .meat conversation about something; in Because it was once the homo ot my ct, I cared not what. I was attention ’‘Ippum.llr, Mr. BudWe •««*■ «1 .in, •»»". f"r J' ’IF?1 A7T with his handkerchief/ nod I thought I beheld a tear, but no, it is impoesible, I thought again, for rich men seldom shed IS7T. reply. । ! moouliglrt BwlliM U>c Imeh.qui* , . beneath tho arbor, and occoswnal drives I way Lack in the country, I found myself roga-ed—yes, engaged-two months more I and Fannie would become my wife­ ‘■•Those mouths seem so long, dwwat ।: ।। .Fannie," I said, as Frank and I. we."? about returning to the citv. “No, Chatice,” she replied, with all that patience characteristic of women, “they will seem abort, and then we will go nod sec your mother and sick sister, whan I will love and nurse for your sake." • , I had been but two days in the city, when I received a letter from mother, idling me that .my sister grew weaker^ and that tho doctor had but little hop® of her recovery. She entreated that I should .bear it patiently, that Mr. Hudliffe was over-kind to her, giving her all the jnopsy she needed, and” that I should stop in "Londen until I Heard from her again. , I immediately answered b«r fatter, ' re­ questing that obe should telegraph to me once n week relative to my sister a health. ' Two months more and I was again in B----------- . It was our wedding day. I thought Fannie looked more lovely than ever, as she took a seat iu the car­ riage with her father. One hour more and our lives are as one. “ The honeymoon pancd pleasantly away, and I was iu the city again. I received a telegraph dispatch ; it ran as follows. “UtiARLlR—Come home as soon as powiblc. Ycur sister has been buried tor day. HUDLIFFX.” **’ Could. I believe my eyes ns I read tho cruel words, “Yor sinter has been buried to-dny." I thought it was a dream— Loped so—but no, there was theeoll stern reality. Next day, Mr. Lcsling.Fannie and I— after affectionately bidding. Frank good­ bye, for a short time—stepped on board the “City of----------- bound for N\w York. Then, and only then, did the difficulty present itself. How was I to explain mat­ ters to mother ? I had marrica without her consent—without even acquainting her of it.—But Fannie's lovely face would bo an able counsellor in my behalf,-and I became confident of receiving pardon. "My daughter, Mr. Hudliffe," said mother, as that gentleman entered the cozy parlor of our little bouse in Harlem. ing stature. Mr. JIudliffe gated at her earnestly. I A mutual good fdfeling sprang up be tween us at first sight, which gradually de­ thought I beheld a few team trickle down his cheeks.. Yes, in reality, there they veloped into a warm friendship. He boarded at tho Clifford House, and were. “She strongly resembles one who was consequently I boarded there. All our spare hours were spent together, in quiet once a very near and dear friend of mine,” ramblas about the city, through the parks, bo said, as be seated himself by me. and frequently out among the suburbs. "Fannie---------"What f Fannie* did ysu my?’’ "I have never told you, Charlie," said “Yer, sire," I replied calmly,that is Frank, as wo were going home from busi­ ness one evening, “that I have a father, a her name." ‘fJiy God! 'tis she I” bo exclaimed sister, and a quiet little home in the sea­ side village a! B------------ ?” posrionately. Mr. Lcsling overheard these words, and "No,” I raolied. "Well, I ^ave ; and os my vacation rising from bis seal addressed Mr. Hud. com® off next week, what say you about liflc na follows : "My dear sir, Fannie is not my child, joining me, and having a three weeks' re treat from the rush and turmoil of the though I always loved her ns such. How I becane possessed of her is in this"wise: city ?" It was a bitter cold night in mid winter. “Agreed upon,” I replied. Next week found us in a ntat little vino- Tim winds howled, aud'tho waves lashed the shore. The night was dark. Suddenly Mr. Lraling wu a middle'agcd man, of there was heard a gun—the signal of dis­ a genial turn of mind, pleasant, jovial and tress, and all tho bcafaring men in our vil­ talkative. He welcomed mo u a particu* lage convened, to decide 'what was.best to Mr father d‘«l wl,cn 1 w“ clo6‘DK “7 twenty first year, leaving mo the full charge . i of a deliratc sister, and an affectionate but' much afflicted mother. He was taken ill suddenly, and before wo realised the truth Monuments of the best American and of our situation, bo wu gathered to the Imported Marble, Tablets and Headston®,• home of his forefathers. of all description made to order on short For some twenty years previous to bis notice notice, also Granite Monuments of death, he had held tho position of paying teller in the —--------- Bank, discharging his the various patterns supplied to customers duties to the ultimate satisfaction of bis employers, and the pleasure of nis fellow had, out of a liberal ulary, Having steam power and improved ma­ emSojrachinery tor sanding, high polishing and besid® keeping us always in moderate cutting mortio®, we can do work cheaper “style,” purchased a neat little home m and better than those who work by hand. Hulcm, and thither we moved from the more faahiouablo thoroughfare of the city. So on this homo and my rather scant sal­ ary dependedjour whole subsistence. I held the position of clerk m the • • counting-room of Hudliffe, Ruff & Co. I lar friend of his son. "I have longed to see you," said ue, had, as it wore, grown up in this busmans, aud my employers liked me so much, that "from the warm way in which Frank spoke xjut33mC they at one time placed in ma a confident of you in his letters." In a few minutes his daughter entered, which strangely affected my after life. and somehow—I never afterwards could remember how—I found myself shaking my desk, adding up b large column of hands with her. Fannie Lealing wu to my ey® bcauti firures.-Mr. Hudliffe entefad the room, end Foreign Patent*, walked up «o my drek. cotegbgd a few fill—yra. ’nrun than bvtanlifnl—« complex­ n< waiAi-u j_____ «nd ion dear u alabaster, set in a profusion of the blackest, glossiest hair imaginable, ■•Well, Charlie, how would you like to which seemed to vie in color with her large ey® ; a gracofiil form, aud sweet voice— have a crip to Europe ?" •‘First rate, Mr. Hudlifle, I rephed. this is all I can remember of how she look- ■imj Comfort and Happiness OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. ROMANCE OF A LIFE. i Special Medical Announcement f That cvdlrtng I acquainted mother with the whotelntervicw. “Charlie," said she, in her usual Uiccdonate way, “it is hard to part, but I thihk it prudent that you go. It is a kind offer which many would gladly accept. and if you refuse Mr. Hudliffe may be ills At my OLD STAND on Jefferson Street. The above goods have been selected with great care and will bo sold at prices that Nashville, to the cone lusion that wo will send yoti.’ "My mother ?’’ “She can get along without you. She can draw your salary, and more-if nec­ essary.—Of course we defray your expcosce.” “How long shall I be-away . . “Not more than one year." "I will consult mother," I replied. “I must have a decisive answer to-mor­ row," be said, and then quietly walked be doce. . • A few boats were launched, manned by skillful hands, but only to be washed on shore by. the desperate waves. Presently there was another boom from the gun—a light was risible in ita .dis­ tance—and then all was still. The winds calmed aS though the cruel work was ov­ er—too late-1 The shin dashed agaiast a rock. an& almost instantly sank. "Tho boats—quicK l responded from every mouth. They were manned, onoe more. Wc pulled toward the wreck, but no use—al! had gone below. W» .were about to return, when I thought I beheld something on the sur­ face of the water, and pulling toward it, 'wu found a sailor and a lady clinging to a plank. We hastily took them ashore, and into my house, where the sailor expired in a few minutes afterward, and the lady, af­ ter giving birth to a baby, swooned away Dever to awake. “We learned from an engagement ring which she wore on her finger that her “The name of the' vessel f" cried Mr. hied many pleasing ’incidents about the fishermen or commented on the beauties of Hudlifie. B' for to her eyes there was no place more beautiful. And I learned to “The year “Eighteen------------' lC^Tbe reason I ask you," he continued, differently fimnwhat- WH® was the only daughter of a wealthy yer, and I w® an bumble store darl moderate aafaiy. Her father swore geanco on me ;. and she being under I.»m forced to have the country and a new home here. -When I though income wu sufficient to imstain tw auswerini’riiy leltpr. I bectirsd tn the ill-fated ‘A----------- cud the MrvJWe-^i’^ii old fricnrfxii London, alui affiyiml Ur «<MasV and waited ns long os therff^Hfl left, but the 'A------------ 1 shore.—You know tKo Hiiiliifia fall sswimd ta of her faAbcr'a rauuiua. Bhte .MMra- ’ Chariotte wqn|s tftir C.JT. R; } The work of remodeling Sampnbn TZai in Charlotte, has been commenced. Dr. Reynolds' Temperance Befon Club at Jackson numbers 1,400..member MeuomineeXwith a population of nearh* 3,000, dcsirca td be incorporated as a. There were 1,670 deeds recorded in AL ( legan county, last year, and 1,040 mortr-,: Six hundred tie red ribbons in their buttouhol® in Kalamazoo —in Ray City nine hundred. The conductors on tho C. A L. H.' R. R. passenger ears arc dressed in a n®t dark blue uniform. Four and five log trains arc being run daily over the J. L.&S. between Wrvht’f Station an Wenona. It is expected that over 7,000,000 wlfitcfisli will Imi hatched at the Atwaterstreet batcbmjt in Detroit early rn'Harch.: Tho Grand Muter of the Michigan Freemasons has an id® that liquor selling unfits a man ffirtbe position of Wonbip-__ fill Master of i Lddge Of Masons. ", ' The Calumet and Hecla copper mine lost year paid dividends of $1,600,000, or $20 per share. Won’t somebody will us about 10,000 shares this spring. The Kalamazoo Bryant of Cooper day,- the average 219| lbs. Choice Flower and Garden Seedf, STBAWBERRIK, PKaCHES, &C. NEW SORTS. BY MAIL. Plants of the newest and finest improv­ ed sorts, carefully packed and prepaid 5 by mail. My collection of Strawberrita took the first premium fur the best Collection, at the great show of tho MaWl. Hortieib tural Society, in Boston. I grow over 100 varieties, the moat complete collection in the country, including all the new, large American and imported kinds. Priced descriptive Catalogues, gratis, by mail. O-C. The True Tape Cod Cranberry, O. best sort for' Upland,- Lowland or Garden, by mail, prepaid, $1.00 per 100, 85.00 par 1,000. Wholuah Catalogue to the Trade. Agents Wanted. B. M- WATSON, Old Colony Nsraeri® ind Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Maas. HstsbiLbed 1M2. febW iu Rutland. . ■_ Him. L- Nnrrojr, Bee. Sth, 1876. xxiGitf Michael Grace is happy, and why and m a matter of course he is reap rich harvest. Remember the place, his new Wagon Shop, where ho may be found al aD hours of any day, ready to’do Church and Railroad Street. xxStf plete?” “Hee while ft “Tbh house has not turned out satis- Frank, te, (tonus U» !•« y~r.<v «>.( -. . J—i— .. tn th» honesty of its leleyrttph says that Mr. sold 89 sheep the other weight of-®di being ’ .r . �iliean tanner ’> “““ llllifljl Dujljluj afcnn»ir of accompliahing this grand reform out the gorgeous rooms of the lady at the sweDest of the swell occupants. Mrca., Feb. 16, 1877. counted u a hotels, will have two Rather a pood speculation—fbr a man with only 8800 per year I I consider that tho chronicling of the feats speculation young But then think of his being pointed out everywhere papers, as having a bad and deleterious offset upon young men. I do not consid­ M th. husband of the richJlfas Cro«us I er that one amusement or recreation is su> married a trillion and over, will sneer pcrior to uuother In intrinsic worth, only, him, for doing what they wonld give all so far an they may tend in degree Think of how his TeuowwJ who bnvcn*t their to It will be hard lines for the young man, menta should be indulged in. that Christian and moral advocates make aud possibly ho has more than earned bis,, money. He professes to b« happy, and a great mistake in thus condemning what swears, u he drinks his wino — wine is a is harmless and wholesome in itself, with­ late habit with him—that he actually loves out a reason—without a cause. her. I think They do innocent and harmless in themselves, and, terian intarferance which will destroy the other.” that when those means of recreation are misapplied, and grossly abused, the blame should lie with those who converted the We should teach the young hbw to use and not abuse the means of recreation, which the ingenuity of men have devised to satisfy tbe wants and cravings of a na­ ture the Allwisc in his infinite mercy uw fit to bestow on man, rather than condemn that which is. harmlcM in itself, and in harmony with our nature, because it hu been converted by some to a wrong and igwobie purpose. Indeed, what blessing of life could we not condemn if we used the same course of reasoning ? Eating is a blessing in itself, and was .ordained to supply the wants of nature; * B. D. BIMGHAM, Chtinnaa. yet men have converted that blessing into a curse, u many a dispcplic stomach can testify. tCAir COCSTT COIVEITIOX. Who would think of advocating the doc> trine that we should not eat, on that sc i reoresent tho County of Barry in the count ? We must be consistent and rea­ mtioau bo hold at Lum ins on the 7th * »<><- will bo bold at tho Court Boom sonable with th? young, and try to guide the warm and noble impulses of youth into the proper*channel. Give them full , „ JLAMVXL J. B1DBLMAX. Chairmin. liberty to indulge in whatever recreation their fancy may indicate, /or alf were not constituted alike. What would proxf a recreation to one might be tedjous and irk­ THE OFFICIAL CANVASS. some to another, Tbe Joint High Commission and Con- men shall not If we say oar young indulge in this or that amusement, and, if we do not provide Coral vote u follows, vir. California, Colorado, Florida, — Illinois. 3 21 11 Total. amusements in suitable places, where prop­ FOR TILDXN. Altha wu, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky. 50 Total, Louisiana is the next btate called. er influences will preside over' their inno­ 10 cent recreation like a guardian angel, wo 6 cannot reasonably expect to keep them from visiting such places, where the means 3 11 of recreation is afforded, although sur­ 11 rounded with all the contaminating influ12 encea of vice. If good society discards 63 and casts away a game ar play because it hu been appropriated by the evil-one to alure men to viokxnd folly, society can THE YOUNG ;NEED RECREATION. rest assured that all which is enticing and attractive will be appropriated, and that the devil will be able to hold all the bow­ ers end aces, so to speak, in the great mor­ Ed. Banner :—An article published in your piper on the Sth inst, entitled: “En­ al contest upon this active stage of life, while those who should bold the winning heartily endorse the sentiments the author therein expressed, for tho baleful curse of th* liquor traffic is patent to all. I do not ■Mtn particularly the Christian, or the mor- Let Christian and moral advocates teach dis* cretion and temperance in all things, and wnst from the vice-like grasp of the evil- one the attractive, and, in themselves, in­ nocent amusements, and firmly establish of liquid damnation to hie lipa, but I them upon the moral plain where reason and consistency indicates, pnd we can be­ gin to look forward to a satisfactory aolu> who was made in the image of tbe AHwias tion of this great npral problem. sad good Euler of tbe Universe, and who walks upright in the form as he should do g OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Who tas tboughtiorely allowed himself to A Wedding in High Life-The Legal Brigands—Vanderbilt’s Estate—PoIHtoai—Crime—Business Nxw York, Feb. 12th, 1877. al and social rain, and mocks at theyarn­ ing abyss below. The papers are filled with accounts of a gorgeous * wedding in high life," which I mean the moderate meat in the clube and among tho men about town. will, without doubt,Tx int the courts in a few weeks. Cofneliw-, Jr., is moving in the matter, and several of his brothersjnJaw arc backing him. The old man left undoubtodly, and estate of one hundred milHons of dollars, of which ninety-five mil­ lions was given to one son, William H., unconditionally, and the most of the five millions goes back to him ou the death of the recipients. For instance, Cornelius gets nothing absolutely—all that he has is the income of 8200,000 for life, which is about 812,000 per year. One or two of tho sis­ ters bad a half million each left them out and-dut. * The i.idea TL: ’„ of the old -------------man wasj to keep his fortune in the hands of William, that the great schemes which engrossed his life, and which be had not time to carry out, might be continued. If the fight is made it will be a lively one. It is the^largest estate in tho country, and the lawyers will have fat pickings, uo matter how it is decided. POLITICAL. • The action of the Commission m thecsse of Florida gives great satisfaction to the Republicans, and the Democrats are cur. respondingly depressed. In fact, they give up the case, and privately admit that foey are beaten. But don't suppose that the ' by Deputy 8tariff Ata W. Aldrich owurf. J®.. hu been traqgacted by either body of Returning Board, the electoral tribunal, u to whom they shall declare President, do not com­ Batter of difference Since between the Co wisdom, bine with their overwhelming ireadfoy Mi* pWattfo for 8558-74 anf eoatt to •ntered, wflh Juadee Court. In the cans* of Daniel 8. Coombs appoLant la the importance cense of Henry Kellogg *t Seth Lots wall a Judgement was rendered fur In tbe ixnparlenee cause of George Stokoe ' vs. William Oniaspie. a judgement for|188.C7 at the present session, the Senate in which body tlm bill originated, refused to Bussell, rorriror &c. vs. EUxabeth Hand a and pass it over his veto. The Senate com­ taxed. mittee on appro priations will recommend that the clause in question, be stricken out. Pumfrey, for private <Uo>»P« for ths redueIn the language of Old Indications, no# tloa of plaintiffs daughter, was fried by jury look out for tramping typos, six hundred printers have been thrown out of employ­ 8250, and costs. ment, by the suspension of Congressional of ancient times. If they did, we might This wholesale reduction wu made ahso the statue making seduction a snisdemednor. lately necessary, by an exhaustion of the appiopriation. Tho President's message on the Specie William H. Hay. bill appears to be received with almost unanimous praise all through the Eut. I ford vs. Wm. H. Bredh jt al judgement wu rendered for 8106.75 and cute. Now that General Grant is about retiring <Xn the chancery caiue ea Lewie E. Howkine from an office which he hu filled with honor both to himself and the nation for eight years, tho Democratic press is com­ mencing to allow that he isn't half so painted. In the matter of difference batween Thomas 8. Dobbins aad Im McAllister, the plaintiff Let us only hope that -hie rao- Within the past week, everything in this vicinity hu taken ou the appearance of Spring ; tho trees all ovw-ihe city have commenced to bud and the weather is as balmy April instead of February. mosquitoes in full bloom within a month r Lorenxo D. Rile ’ By the way, you might just mention to 8833.25 and costa. In thia cause a stay of proceeding to enable Dr. Charles 8. Burton my many admirers amongst your readers that a valentine mailed now would reach new trial, or file bill of exceptions wu ordered. In the impnrtnre o»m rf William W. Tackabtu-y vs. Charles Haywood a judgement for the poet office sometime* get out very good 111,176.20 and costs wu rendered. me just about tbe 14th. the Thons issued by National banks preferred, although things in that litfe. Address, Max. The Circuit Court. Di nun A. Buac’.l, on petition for further ailo wanes of alimony, aa order ot reference wu made, and the cause sent to Alcmio D. CadwaUader one ef the Circuit Court Commiuion- The following canons were disposed of at the petition and report within sixty dsys. three hours of labor a day, and their tor­ A divorce wte granted Nancy Hopkins from exceedingly slow, with the chancre about u good of their being wrong when they conclude as right. Meanwhile the cause of F.anklin Hayes re. entire boainees industries of tho country, wait upon thorn. Exceedingly fortunate it is for Mr. Tilden, that Florida wu the first erne of tho dis* with other case can it be chimed that the Haym certificate hu -been declared friae by the meute on Florida, and should tbe tribunal declare it for Hsyre'ft will be almost .a death blow to Tilden's chancre. now upon the fence would then Many the Louisiana usured. and bail dimiaeod. by Urn Court a Judges* tiff for >148. sad soots. break for ewac, with victory almoit After Florida shall have been TIE ESEMY Of SISEUE! THE EOE OF PALN and the groom is a young man from a tho Courts, st>d make another fight there. TO MAX AKO BEAST disposed of, the votes of the following six He hu set hisBeart upon the Presidency, jutlgemtnt of tht Court mwt agpftffic approba­ u a. atm ou States, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and his followers upon the fat -plunder, tion. • ’ sod neither be nor they arc willing to give Kansu, and Kentucky, will be counted in In tht ennw of the People w. Albert AUaa The voice, a very rich tenor, by the way, ft up u longu there ha plank to hang to. tho order given, and doubtless without qb. and dwarf every manly principle, by sell­ has brought him 8800 a year, in an up­ Tilden, in anticipatiou of an adverse de­ jection on cither side. Louisiana will ing to his week and misguided brother, town church, which sum has had to take cision by the Commission, has gathered oome next, objections will of course be care of his person, for that wu all he had. around him tho best legal talent attainable, were dismissed and tta bail released frw all WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF liability on ttairboad. , The lady is past her hey-day, and hu the 40 YBASS. hu house. Depend upon it that so long additional disadvantage of not being a THERE IB NO SOBS IT WILL u be or his gang have a dollar, they will The Senate has this week by a vote of I menu that all my brothers sylph in proportions. But the million and NOT BEAL, NO LAMXNBSS IT <he Sgk,. !!»,«, pl.yi,,. fc 32 to 22 refused to pass the bill abolishing WHJ, NOT OUBB.NO ACHES. NO over! Half that sum wonld convert a b’Kk *■I", -nd il m»kt. no diTrnnoe u> ally's with temptation ss a child would with Western State, whose only fortune was his voice, and a handsome face and figure. MUSTANG LINIMENT, PAIN, THAT ATRjCTB THE HU­ nnw tried The House has appropriated 848,000, fat but I ' Unions cooler weather sets in we will have animated brains cannot enduro more than tuous pace is consequently Cobb impleaded with Benjamin F. Dibble was u though we were in the midst of expect them to reach a decision some time before tho crack of doom, but u it is, these The public regard this u a work at the Government Printing offioe. some of the physical points of the giants the Republican ride, and they would meet able settlement, and that this Cotonriaion Upon hb manhood and good judgment lor something over a million in her own right, would do ivTiktaa will carry tbe case to Aside from this, but little burins* rf import you, their principal ebaracterirtie appear­ The police columns have been unusually full this week. Tho most terrible murder ing to be that those of them who cany thifthu occurred for soine time wu that hand organs have the some unqueaAablc of Mrs. Flood by her huaband. It is the thirst for corn juice, u the more aristo­ old story- Flood wu a working man, and cratic ones who constitute the body guard Mrs. Flood was, in three hard times, kept of the former. Generally they are u foil on very close rations. Mrs. Floods meter, an abandoned Wuman, came to live with of enthusiasm as of whiskey, but since tbe them, and she very soon showed her how President's veto of tho bill abolishing Ute to mend her condition. Flood discovering police board, a marked fooling of anxiety his wife's repeated infidelities, left her but hu appeared to prevade their rags. Cor. could not keep away. He knew that she wu criminally intimate with a man named j tainly Solomon in all his glory wu never Alfka, and so last Saturday morning he arrayed like one of these—only tho Mul­ west fo Alfka’s room. Th* guilty pair at­ ligan Guards hu ever approached them. tempted to escape, Mrs. Flood running m It is probable that the House clause her nightdreea toward her room. Flood, in the legislative bill, reducing the Presi­ erased with liquor, followed Ue affrighted woman, and just u she reached her door, dent’s salary to 825,000 will be rejected plunged a tinsmith's reamer into her breut, by tbe Senate, u it is held that that body killing her instantly. He recaped, wan­ cannot agree to it without stulifying itaalf. dered about for a dav or two, and finally gave himself up. He said he wu tired of Congress, providing for a similar‘redac­ life, and winted the authorities to hang him u soon u possible. He Joyed the wo­ tion, but it wu vetoed by the President, instructing that great Nations’ The lady in the case is a daughter of a very wealthy man, who has on them, ought to ba stricken off ting the beams of the sun to shine through glass alternate white and blue, and full up­ on the afflicted parts; that vegetables grown under blue glass would produce in­ finitely more than that exposed in tho nat­ ural way ; and that animals—calves, pigs, chickens, etc., kept under blue grass would Cr twice u fast u when in any other t. A few weeks ago tho article was reproduced, and this time it took. The city papers published it, with a lot of won­ derful experiments that had been tried, and immediately a demand for blue glass sprung up that wu wonderful In two days every panicle of blue glass wu taken up, and the astonished deakns were obliged to telegraph for - snpp.ies. Rheumaucs man dearly, but maddened by the knowl­ used it, animal fanciers rovered their edge that she bad deeerted him, killed her, i quarters with it, and all sorts of ailing and and wanted to follow u soon u possible. bed-ridden people are trying the new cure. He will make no defence. Ono writer asserts that he cured himself of “ But suppose it is imprisonment for life rheumatism by this simple agency, and and not hanging?” others are claiming that they aro getting “ I will kill-mysclf, then." wu his reply. great benefit from it. If there b any­ “ I don’t want to live, and will not." thing in it it is queer that it hu never The woman wu very beautiful, and the been discovered before—if it is a whim it husband ‘had always ‘ ’borne a good charis certainly the most whimsical whim that actor. hu ever atruek tho people. Look out for BD8IVK88 a blue glare mania in your part. Is very bad, and tho railroad fights are EXCESSIVE FKEH. making it worse. The discrimination against It pays to be a lawyer in New Yoik, if New York is driving the grain trade to yaa can only get anything to do. The will other points, and the outlook is bloc. Tbe cue of the late James IL Taylor nakca an merchants are holding meetings, begging exhibit that is startling. Mr. Taylor left tbe Legislature to lower the tolls on the an estate that wu worth 8200,000 cash, Erie Canal, so that next summer there will which has been entirely eaten up by the be some revival in this particular, but lawyers. Ono firm gets 810,000 commis­ through the Legislature there ia but little sion for the sale of ten shares of Timet hope that it will be done. The railroads stock. Other firms got fees ranging from want the canals killed, and between them f-1,000 to 820,000, and now the litigation all New York is suffering fearfully. There stops because there is nothing more to pay will be nothing done till spring, and I have the harpies with. very little hope then. Pirrno. The papers in this city have taken the matter up, and are urging the formation of WASHINGTON LETTER. an association to resist the robbers. The charges for legal services arc always ex­ orbitant and oppressive. They have more The Same Old Electoral Tribunal— the appearance of robbery than charges, The Intellectual Giants Before It— and there is no use in going to the courts Frauds in the Pension Office—The about it, for the judges are lawyers, and Democratic Clan Gathering—Presi­ never decide against the craft. A young dential Salary—General Grant­ lawyer considers himself amply provided for for two or three years, if he can be­ Spring, Beautiful Spring—Eto., etc. come -counsel in a decent bankrupt case. There never is anything left of the assets, Washikotom, D. C. Feb. 10, ’77 but the attorney gets a fair start ia life. He always considers himself in condition It u very much to be regretted, that to marry when such a plum drops to him. the intellectual giants, now in this city cards will find tbeir hands are composed force Law and Order,” attracted my atten­ of spots and duces. tion. I read the article with pleasure, and, We need a great social reform. With one exception, I fully concur in, and • rei. rolls, would’Show I to wkteb laatitatfoa ho wu taken by Sheriff , amination of the pemuon rolls, won UnmbLT. tm. ia th. ^«rtv that ten per cent., of those now borne up. i tad lareeny, * nuW yrowpne waa entered aad the for ths poor respeadeai dlstftarged, «sM ball reltered of all­ thousand unarmed liability on ttairlwnd. andif that Aik, “freeman know how to _— witness the inaugura­ secure their rights," which ia to nv, if vs: William T. Eaitmao, wJfoimlued for non they are beaten in the Courts they will ap­ tion of Tilden, lave been pouring in upon peal to arms. Of course they won't do us, in alarming numbers, and I am tearful filling aujety for co»t by oonsent of plaintiff « ~ Liv such thing, but if they can frighten lest our station houses prove to few to ac­ Attorney. foe Republicans into a sarreoder, it will be commodate them all. And they aro a dis­ Chartes Pferdeetetter and Mathew Johnsona» much made. tinguished lot of tatterdemalions, I assure BLUR GLASS. Borne years ago Gen. Pleasanton pub­ lished an article in which the assertion wu made that rheumatism and a doxun other indulged in as a means of recreation are . "Honest money for all, and 5ree schools for aD. There should be no inflation which earthly poasearions to be able to do. accomplish the object for which amueoe- not step to consider that all games or plays And still our Platform. at party are tired of bein^ made the cat's-paw of the speculators, anu they will Jurist that the decision shall bo final. But look out for tho Democratic papers just about thia time. Mr. Tilden a bureau hu just sent off a batch of ready wide editorials of the hull-dosing order, breathing slaughterings and vengeance if MAN BODY, OB THE BODY OF A HOUSE OB OTHKB DOMESTIC AN­ IMALS, THAT DOBS NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOTMn., or 81-00. UJS LIFE OF ' �jhe?8jni-Weekly heplihlicajifcapjief. J°Urn*1 *7»;-"Xi« Mollie >U»1»U, th. brilllu,, lvi, ,h0 Local Ibyiit?; juticaji OfficiAL FAFI8WBA1H MWV. Special Notices, A Madison Dispensary, "* romrazn Utott.CtoE.. —/M. _ ar GUIDE urv LtH AL R-_R- TIME-CARD To Creditors. 5S® For anything in the Dry Good* or noUou hoe go to J. Rcbsell’b. febI5w4 12:44 e. U:00y. fcUa. vMp. WHO a. - ; I Raj-id - - - On Saturday aicht. Deputy Sheriff. Irving Crtssy, aaaisted by city Marahall Prickett 2:13 r. 4JSa. fcffi*. arrested ta the Towuahip of Down., K„t char|5td wUh lh, Ur, ccny of aome pork and corn meal from Simon Heffelbower of Ckrllvn. On Monday he waived examination before Justice Riker, and in dr fault ot bail in the mm of $2&0, wna committeed to a wait trial in the Circuit Court. POST OFFICE TIME CARD Wall Paper and Boot Blocking at febltf Smith. Hoole 4 Proton’s. and Lowell—Arrive daily, except Sunday, IU.: leave at ItOT.p. tn. P. O’e-North l iluioro. Bowne. Alio. Several parties have beer, urging Geo. H. Brooks to -get up" a singing school tn th>* city, and we are informed that b‘e haa consent, ,and W<w»dLaod—Arrive Tueeday. Thuretil Saturday nt 1 p. m. leave at 2 p. m. ''e lar Creek and Hickory Coraen-Ar- ed to teach provided a sufficient number of scholars can be obtained. To this end, one in­ 4. M. NEVINS. P. M. terested has left at the Ba.vxaa office a paper, where those deairmi* of being scholars can enrol) their names. Mr. Brooks has the repu- COUNTY OFFICERS. Glove* and Mittene less than cotrt to DM out J. Bt-saKLU feblf w I took place in the Circuit Court laat wcex. McGraw wai chargttPwilh Grand larceny commendable manner, by JohnX^ Flab of this city, who, by an elaborate display of erudition and skill, succeeded in working a dieagree- Jury for aoc«]uitta> and four for conviction, whereupon a noils proiet/aie was cntrrvl and Contract the defendant discharge'!. Coffee,, Sugar and Bed cords at febltf Smith, Hogle4 PkErroN's. : . kreirned. pobllaherv of the Haamoc i ■ Batuta*, the HaeUns* Home JouraaL County Republican, the Naahrille New*, ■re. each with the other, and nledre each ■r. our iscred honor that durtac lae yaar rr we will not publish any lean] adver :nder any cirenoutaaeea, at leu than tbe Pocpriolora of the Barry Bounty Republican. John Stauhy has this day assigned to «u, fur tho benefit of hiee-editors, all his property real and personal, f except such m «s, by lav, exempt) and we have taken pOMesston of tha same and will settle all demutu against bim. • county. Frank Durkee Sundays—except at Union Hall, Tuesday and Wednesday cvenninge. Feb., 20th and 2lat. by Mita Mollie beautifolj zouave coetumes. in their military evolution*, will form an nttraeilve feature of the entertainment. The opening Tableau, will be a virion of beauty, rivaling Fairy land, and pronounced by thoueand* All About the County. Assignees. n MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. All Demanm Due John Stanley and remaining unpaid, will be placed in the handa of an attorney tor collection, in thirty days from this date. POSITIVELY CURED. Israel 8. Boice, Jamj-jj Ryan, January Hth, 1877. Assignees. xxi74tf alt renlde* bavina taiiw. anl ba. H >d now xxtlTM. Attention. «rr>n anil inMkkava. early <1*rill ttedarwMipt arpr. Tbi* grvat imionary in &at> \\ c deatre to settle every account on our books during tho month of February. Will every patron of the Banner heed this call, and save us the extra exnemo of sending postal card notices. feblU Legals. Men’s aud boys* mohair caps less than a.t.i«_. j.rRV88ELL. . ~----------f<rblfiw4 Soap and Crackers at fcbltf SmIth, IIogle 4 I’rmtox's. Sugar and Codfish ut fcbltf 'SsitTH, Hogle4 Pbestok b. Just received ladies' and gent's linen collar? and ruffs in all tbe newest styles, feblowl J. BvMKLU Call and rec our Teas. fcbltf Smith, Hogi.e 4 Pbsston'h. Shawls, Nubias, Scarfs, and Felt Skirls at cori. feblSwl The Sheriff"* notice of election appears in ' fcb!5w4 The i’«v. Mr. Barlow, will preach at the M. Iron bridge i- progressing finely. Advertised Letter*. al List of letters remaining in the Post Office Hastings, Barry County. Mich., Feb. 15, The meeting at the Club room on Tuesday evening was very largely attended. The Reform Club now numbers IM active Robert Deardeford ; Waller Elwood ; Mary Brouw; Rev. M. P. Foyl.ong: Sarah Mont; Mra. Geo. Beach; Mira Jennie Liringelon; A Tempe rance meeting will be held al the Hendershott School House, In Baltimora on Saturday evening. tea <10> west, eontaininc forty (10) acres ot laud aocordiaa Io the United Ntales eurvey, bo the isae Commercial. GEO. WOODS & CO., Cambridgeport, Mass. • SIB,—1 V XKEROOBB: 80S W*riitBKtos st., Ba.tM? lie state St., CMca*e; IB Litegste HUI, Uatoa. THE VU e. . . -~.k -.r.k' aen unnne t. ‘ _ HASTINGS MARKE ... Secretary of Stet*. .nuant to the foroeoinz notice ffotn tho Seert of State and the Statute in inch caae mad provided, you are hereby notified that th . Election to bo held on the first Monday < ONIONS.pcrbmbel—. l.HA5i'. j.«r ba Ad MESSUORK. pet lb.. SHOULDERS.per lb„ LAKD. per lb TALLOW, per lb-----CHICKENS, perlb — CHEESE, per lb. WOOL, perlb----------- •184 «12» •"^wc^ReweotJ of the Unirenity and one Jtuljee • 10 of tho Supreme Court, whoae term* of office will berin on 4*v s.t r«n..«w * r, i■ •1I!4 la Wrvsi feblAw~ iOHNQ.CRBSSY, Sheriff of Barry County. Geo. M. Savage & Go's Col. SSrPartie* anrwerinr/any of thew edrerttee DYE STuEFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. PATENT MEDICINES' Of all kinds in endless varieties. STAVES. STAVES. LOWEST PRICES. Hs BURUNWON. IOWA. IE UNnTD STATLo W. C. T.—8amnel Dickie, tf. V. T—Mrs. Anna M. Hayes. W. R. 8.—Irving L. Cresay. W. A. S.—Mim Ophelia Bogle. W. T.—Mrs. Clara Lathrop. W. F. 8.—Henry Ford. W. M —Harry Andereon. W. P. M —Mre. Mary Anderton. W. I. G —Mine May Throop. , W. 0. G.—R. H. Merrill. W. R. H. fl.—Mine Matte Uhl. W. L. H. 8—Mice Mattle Chi. W C.—Her. fl. W. Sherman. P. W. C. T.-M. C. Wradram** Cub Store," a new hardware rtora with a fell. •nght to build Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of rmw, IMS, MINTS, OILS, • Pawphlet af the BiihhU Bartlxgtea Read. * I'to’iiiona of their liceuaa ordinawoe. and '•Ur<« «c>> quarter from tbe aaloona the ram W.02a, unital jn addition to the State tax. , Hub, will address the meeting. J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. A f.. -CT kk« </ Let every friend of the Amend the Temperance meeting peUniom E. U. U. HULUtLV, at ooat at J. RctMLlX___________fcb!5w4 t reform of ths age be on hand early. Mr. Bartow, Rev. Mr. Sherman, C. G. HoL- City Drug* Store! Traci or tmz .’Hiairr or Bizit Cocmtt.I ^Cmr or^Haaiteoa^Fabry^ leth. 1877. J The people of tburity of Ann Arbor enforce The Ladies Mfoafonarr Society, connected ’"'b M. £. church, will meet at the rasiti«cr 6f Hnn. Vacjd 8trikert 0B Friday aftar- GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS. ireluek tbe 7o setting ef the eanof ^.and t4~ u4.A cV - r that a,.day. H, A good stock of Flannels and Caasemeres at bottom prices. J. Husskll. febliwT’__ Dy Jiwaa U McKxvrrr. l>eptity Hhcriff. feb!5w4. SALT, eoanc. per bbl.—.—.—-.— HAY. per ton-------------------------------Frant E Smith ; Henry Worthley. DRIED PEACHES, reared, per lb.... Don't fiit to be at Union Hall on Sunday DRIED PEACHES, unpeared. per lb. rrniuj. The meetinp are very interesting. DRIED APPLES, per lb Crockery and Lampe cheap at MAPLE SUGAR--------------------------febJX Smith, Houle 4 Preston t HIDES, sreen. per lb-------------- ------que-tii-n. will appear on Monday, we eould HIDES.dry.perlb.------ ——------not find ‘pace for it to-day. SHEEP PELTS---------- ------------------Masonic. CALFSKINS.creen, perlb------------CALF SKINS, dry. perlb--------------being held alternately in the M. E., and On Monday evening. Feb. 5th, 1877, at Ma­ HONEY.......................... —■'-------------noni* Hall, M. I. 0. M., J. R- E»«rd of the BEESWAX, perlb—The uitrabere of tho Republican city commit Grand Council of R. A 8. M., of the Btate of CRANBERRIES, per bu.helMichigan, aaalated by 0. C., of tho G. C. W. DETROIT MARKET. ot> Monday evening, Strait and companiona, Fred Heeee and Henry hand. Simmon* of Jackaon, and F. A. Hawker of D arno tv. Fob. 10. 1877. Charlotte, eonaUlnted end eoneecraled Giblom There wrjll be a ether of tho wook eloofof ha* Council. Ko. 49. R A 8. M.. and inotitulod the ib«n of eountry marehant* to a pretty confident axpremlon following officers for tbe current year, via: the intention to organize a Reform Club there mat T>inrw ctw.o apt to fo «p tha^Aown. eo to— Mr. u i. M.; *• r. »"*•■ »• that brulnew activity cannot be rtaved off thia ennM w. Uto. F. C. st th, W.; tri.i.1 Buikw. taer; hence the ariaiaf of .peoulMiv* foolla». The Reform Club of t£ii eity, will rich T—to. t.iU4V B—rito; r~k Cotton aoode aroa«Un higher! botrftata areaoar Middleville on Friday evening of next week, B B...n, C. st Ik. S.■ H. F.wri., C. frail upto*-: eblrthlnm end .hoetlna foliowins fur the purpose of organizing a Club there. st U..C-; Joh.Q. C—r. Sl.w.^i »»J T. to—. toL TH. mnull. JU.uik lk. The Grand Central Hotel, New York, will ,«,p. ia Ikl. to.J JwWIeto. Ik In * zuztain its well-merited popularity, and earn greater, by the sensible reduction of its rates from ? 1.00 to J2.00 and fS.OO per day. C. M. BUNYAN. Thornapple, county of Barry and ^tale<4Michiz>n. known and daecribed a* fallow* to-wit: the people of Hull op manifest tl. ir appre­ ciation of home talent, and of really a good Ladies' Gent’s and Boys' knit Voder­ vests all sixes and prices. J. Rcbselu xxi66tf Wool Hosiery J. Rvslkj.l. county Con> iveation. Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, spit Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap^ dies, tobacco, etc., etc., whidb will be sold 3BO«r*«X"€>MflC 3F*nXCJes Remember the place, at si. S. R Boot aud Shoe Store, Jefferson sthTTt'*-' Give me a call. ueeats ot Jaeob Volwet fetor of A. Uahled Elik. February. A. : »e**» alt the richt. UUe »nd iateratt tbe *ald Ja­ eob \ olweiler. had on th. Mid ,CU, day of Febrn- RUTTER. per lb.. 5oie the call for a Republican m iif m~ 7 SALE ON EXECUTION. nr Minnia*v,l . thing by filling the Hal! at these Concerto. General Admiaaion, 2u cent". Reserved Gold 104. another column. this rcctoofrve on reeoip Shot and Starch at fcbltf Smith, Houle 4 Patston’s. Do not fntyct to call and fettle that note or account without delay. J. Rtssklu feb!5w4. ' b. M. RUNYAf 1 would respectfully announc zens c.'f Ha stings and vicinity, tht new and ■ rw Israel 8. Boice. James Ryan, . January Sth, 1877. t ME! EBJ "" ■r*-’= J>II. c. BIGELOW, Highest Market Price in Cash, or Middleville. ’ Inoaire at Central Hmm, E. D. WHITE, HaenxM. M tea- Sept 2.1178. xxdSlf xxi68tf �Railroads. R airtoads NEW ADVERT1SMENTS. they v*iH not lay as many eggs M they G. P. Rowell & Go’s. Col Port Warn SSTwi “LOOK TO THE EAST. MICHIGAH" ANDE THF’sOUTH. would with a larger ran. inXXD MEADOW GRAASX8. It sec tn* as if farmers could never bo LESTFR’8 made to ace that seeding all soils to tim­ othy and clover, to the end of tho world, is not good management. Different clim­ (WEBB WORK COMPLETE) ates and different soils require different Where timothy heave* by tho CocUbdn* lh» ComtUet W cork of ths should be »renuS7>»Uow Craft, sad M*»Ur I cnM. with thsir Crromonir-. Lecturw rod a more brJUlsi P. bsrtsr. Bound in Cloth RAIllOAB. GOING EAST. RURAL TOPICS. DOAINS ARK MAD It. drains mayts made, by sinking s about three f*> deep, and one *kJ-he bottom, and U|Pp fiHjng in stones, packing them in with aa -4OOM a few inches thick; and thia corer- •over with fat Bton«,if they aro to be had, and fill up with earth. Such drain*, where yean. In no ansa should the atone* or the fourteen inches of ths surface of the ground, K as not to interfere with plowing, and not afford a harbor for rata and mice. Tbe jxM on the condition of the land* a* re­ gunk moisture. Some fields may require them from thirty-fire to thirty fact apart. dig tho ditches down about two foot, with foot; and than to go down about eight side wide enough to hold up a board one foot wide. The lower section of the ditch should be dug out on a bevel, or angle, *o as to prevent the earth caving -in. . ,Aft« covering with a board, pack a little Ill •» wish aarth. H.miosk boards will pine board* would last much Is M M S25000A our^rnvdC.^mMnaiira’pn^ Glxtkuu. DirracT J ” I II i| & « I IS BIC* A FITZCCRILD 150 , Bvxnaas, TRAINS going SOUTH. 3l*Uo«». subject mys: “It is next to impossible to establish a permanent meadow where tim­ othy and clover are the only grasses grown; yet many thiak that them gists that should be sown, notwithstanding the fact that but few meadow* thus treated will produce more than one mowing without reseeding. In fact,« dose mowing, fol­ lowed by dry, hot weather, will often de­ stroy tbe bulbous root* of the timothy en­ tirely, thus causing the grass to dixappear, leaving no aftermath at all. Timothy is one of The beat and most nutritive of grasses, yet under tho usual conditions it itools but little, and the altergrowth from tho young bulbs is always thin, showing plainly that to keep thia gras* well in tbe ground, especially where it i* liable to lift with th? frost, it ought to bo grown with such other groix-s u will come on with it to the hay harvest.” The following grass­ es are all adapted to tho Northern and •Middle States: AvenaJiatxtemt, or yelIdw. oat grass; Avena elator, or tall oat grass ; Ayrotlit vulfaru, or red top gram, Ftetaca pratentit, or nrnadow fescue; Fetiuea elator, or tall fescue ; Poa tricialii, or rough, stalk meadow gras; Lolivm italicum, or Italian rye gras; Anthaxanthum odoratum, or sweet vernal grass. \ The above grasses are all good to sow alone, or mixed in any way one pleass. If one or two of the varieties named be mixed with timothy, there would be an improve­ ment in the quantity of hay cut, and also in the after pasture, aa well a* in produc­ ing a sward that frusis will not affect. In the Middle States the Kentucky blue gras is a valuable variety to sow alone or nixed. Orchard grass should always bo sown alone, owing to its eariiness: and no better bay ' nor pasture can be produced. Juno grass is excellent also for pastures. Tbe great dairymen of Central New York rfty on tiiis gras for pastures almost wholly.' On wet soils fescue and foul /meadow grescs with alsike clover, do well. Some former* mix eight or ten varieties of gras seed, and think they are more profitable than one, or two, or three sorts. The best way for inexperienced farmers is to ascertain, u far as they can. what varieties of grasses give the best sathfoction for both hay and pasture in tho State in which thev reside. Then procure the seed for a trial field ; and thus see from actual experiment what graaaes are profitable. No former can be preyrewwe without experimenting; and there is a great field open foe it with dif- ~R 0 Q TC R Ml. IM*®! AjenU wasted on our M AON!FlCBHT FAMILY BIBLES. t-tipcrinrtoallothen. Wlth .... nt,: >. Uln.lubire'ftra?<AcM^« JOIINK* 2 CoT, 1-aUllAl.rr., l-HlI.ADKI.rittA.____________ 1’ fl IS IS -4hj IS H is:' IS : tS&luulays. ' (klMSouth-Eva^inr RXsrtM d*ilr exoral SaI- TRAINS GOING NORTH. itb tnJ&Ton^Ilehisin Caotral rail i.v v < c n A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS. with the Mhiisan Lake Shore rail- li GOING WEST. -rrtmGBV DlrUso oflho M BSjrfStttfiaris MT Mcwnnt 500more FirBl-cInw NcWiug Nlricbiue AgctH*, and 500 tueu of energy nnd ability to learn the taninen of •eilingSewInK Machine*. Comnensatioi* liberal,but vary!ns f.ccerdingto ability, character and qnnliflca- >n aad iatammUeUpoint*.two naiisaiiss i Loots Buiirillc, IVaUrloo. ITW . Wito SeiiiiladiiDs Oi,CiWQ. T» AiMoa. Manhall. lUUtlo Creak. 18 T B IO TLY- PR IV A T E knd soUntiSn manner. Imxollalo relief: rprody KSfikXfiiSuam U.sr ftsmlsbed.___ AdJresl M. C1UPH IMBTFrOTK, Jaaervl 15 laUmaxoa. a fra tr ATuaioo—With Lake Shue A Mioh. Southern )liiSa|o. TK1.E- 1AK8 TELEGi 0 Iaor q en and woman, and eat .iiSlpsrtnaoU. Good.Ituat . antaed. bmall salary while prasticln*. no with etarnn. U AY WARD k CO,Obarlia. O. r IN WRIGHT. W. QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. $audbsMe. w; ■rat CHICAGO k LAKE HUROM H I»KNXNHVi.AH DITBIOJ. ____ TIME TABLE No. 8. Furniture, Milk Safes. HASTINGS (Detroit tim.I 8IAID BAPIU BimiON. Tho Reliable Short Lino EAST AMD WEST. ■ to an rxox. QBAND tAPIM AMB DHBOIT! TIME TABLH- ■TH DM Honey bees that art wintered on their summer stands mi£c not be allowed to fly and former* must choose the method gen­ out when the w athcr is but modsratdy erally which suits the contents of their mild, if you can p> Iveat it, without fasten­ ing them in, as m ny become chilled and never return. But when the thermometer rises to SO or 60 degrees by noon, then let them come out in full force, as they need I pays a bettor profit than early a flight several times daring the winter to > be hatched in February o'r March. When weighing from one to two shut in with wire cloth, on mild days they can sell cheaper than any house in Barry and a half pounds dressed, they will sell will try to get out in such numbers that county, for these reasons; from <5 to 60 cts. per pound in any atj, 1st. Because we have no rent to pay. 1 frequently more dis in the struggle than or large market town. June is the best 2d. Because wc make the most of oar would be lost if they were allowed to month to sell such chicken*- The difficult goods ourselves. part of the business is to hatch tbe chick3d. Because wo keep the best of work­ up tho fronts of tho hives with snow to eqpt tbe been, and to quiet them. If tbe men. I put out of entrances to the hives are covered with 4th. Because we warrant all goodt we States they fine wire-cloth, the snow may be banked make. Wc sell none of this cheap made Fur­ directly against it, .without smothering the bees, as the warmth of the hives melta the niture that i* made by machinery. The «m without proper arrangement* for tbe snow in contact with them, and thus leaves good* we make are made by hand, and bosiMSS. The out building in which tho an air-passage throuch the wiro-doth. warranted. We invito all persons to call bens.it, (not Isy), should front the South, You should have pieces of wire-cloth ready and inspect our goods, for they all bear Kd ths Southern aids should be made to abut in the bees at a minute's notice, iokpection. No trouble at all tq show ourMtiy «f glass, to let in - the sun. It' but not to be used till the necessity et»«P good*. Parties having pictures to Frame would coma. Put pieces* of board* against the tilation through the roof by a latticed entire front* of the hives to shade them. ! do well to get them framed of us os we This will keep the bees from coming out, can do it better and chconcr than any We keep the unless the weather be quite mild. A watch house in Barry couoty. square inside. In France, they corer ait- must be kept, and the wire.cloth put on larged and best selected stock of Picture early in the day, before any bees come out, Frame* and Mouldings, Brnskeis, Paperor you will have to let them take then- holders, Wall pocket*, Slipper holders and own course, after many have loft their everything in the Furnitnre Line. Wo invite all persons to call and look at our Keep It. •IMO *8ac<Un axMatad. IDs Uy. TRA1NS WEST. Mildlvrill. 'll'" 1X0U Furniture, Coffins, Etc u. Where you wul find all kinds of mNITURE Of every Description which we and be happy TRAINS EAST. again. btatiox*. KS&ssLI?s’: A Gret Redaction is Fries 1 5” SALISBURY A BROSSEA U Deden tn dl kind* FURNITURE Upto&terj (Ms Bractets Francs, fc Tie Greet Soithera TbonmiWe. LIIN IMENT Disinfects, Pnrifle*. Sooth*, *>d Curs* Rhcnnaliam and Neuralri*. Curoa all Skin Diseases and Eruptions. . IS# don. , Mfr*“Wo Mean Business”. Furniture Rooms south side of State street, opposite H. A. Goodyear'* Hard­ ware Store. UTEBBfflS ERO'fl Detroit Advertisements. GILLET & HALL, DETROIT. Commission Merchants io In this a ja *r .. . NOBTHEB.N tk a l RAILWAY COMPANY Peerless Milk Safes Now on exhibition at our Furniture Store. All kinds of work mode to order. Repair­ ing of all kinds of old furniture neatly »« ffi !!± 1-; D‘w CARBOLIC OIL II < V. Buffalo ______ ikj ftrn A MUN TII reoG.cl $50 j i Ainn |100» wW “,^,“by ?-oursrud.'sst ■Kj. £$Sh[ff islt .V D.trn t QIIAXD TRUNK RAILWAY. MAY ». IH'C. ■tie!. Call, eraiiilrt'’. with stamp, forcirealaa ■J. II. DYE, M. D . No. 9 WnshiE*ton Arraus {£|i?£ 18 -■« Ifi IS STEBBINS BRO’S longer. Making drain* with tile ia more expensive; Taking Effect Dec. 10th, 1876 Look here 1 Look here I What! don'* you think we can sell Coffins, Caskets* Shroud, cheaper than any firm in the State! can do it, for, with the help of W CKMiiEjS&S’STiSt ftEW T«1B t'EKRIL RltLROAl* UC4JFA J. M. HEWES w. L. BANCROFT. we guarantee Batisfoetion. Hearse furnished free to "u. xvcp ?our Morses ns a stock in Order WITNBVKB FAILS! Try it 0™,--, Ku™; D. D. MALLORI & CO FERRAND WILLIAMS k CO Ojstffl aii .Mi Mi. Coffin* and Furniture. Railroad 8TATJONH gm Jr. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-02-19.pdf 8fef53168bef305b6b0a496a28e6f5cd PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 85. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1877. jhe^L'fleeklyftepliblicanfcajiper EO. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO.’S Announcement! M. DEWEY UVD LET IT BE. PUBLISHER. P.IUIS OF SUBSCRIPTION Y Goods. All kinds of Fancy Goods leady Made Clothing Speciality. »t BOTTOM TUL full and trw. rvioicinf in Ila Umyth, It nraopa to Menn'imUthty arm, at tonsth. L,t ba tbe rivarl Lat tha loTad alone. To uiMt tha fata and ,u»ue the ciruanulan Wa dream the future, fane/inc all our own What doe* but wall the call of time and * Foradootued. the path before tbe pilarim lia The rauet lurkinc to tha morninc amei. Tailoring. A fine ' Tailoring Department connected with our Store. Let ba tha Heart Hail it, HppUnar unite; Llatan to Its eonc and shiver toTu rich ; L,t its ehafel beauty w.ary'honn baraifa. Watch how it darkens to th, darkaalnc sk We ean not aloud or darken, speed or eha«k. OF ADVERTISING. Boots and Shoes- A Large Stock of Boots and Shoes, all kinds, very Cheap. Groceries. Groceries of all kinds as LOW ns they can be bought any whore ■ itlllyaar W t»rin« focUUp* uad BMiaaiu varvinc aurrvat* U th* aad. The Centennial Salt. A full line of Saginaw and Onondaga Salt always on hand. . Report of (he State Board of Centennial Manager* —. Detail* Come and see us PaOFESSlONIL AND BOSINE88 CARDS For we mean to sell goods, so that it shall be for your advantage to buy of us. _ THIS TAPER IS OX FH.E WITH J. S. Goodyear & Co. Hastisus. Mien. Jun. 17, 1877. jan!8tf. Doctor Atkin’s Double Column. READ, READ. READ TfliS - READ EVERYBODY LARKE, ATTORNEV AT LAW 1 SOLICITOR IN CHANTRY. _ Fromrt •%*••• «*«••• SURGICAL U* CHRONIC DISEASES.-M ,- ,7 hnuitor^ UwidoengsL Mrintf SMITH k KNAPPEN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW A 8OLICITFalitaM anivias in Ik* civ »bonld «»• at one la the Doctor before attcndlof toolbar batfn»> HARVEY WRIGHT, -HORNEY AT LAW and SoliaJtor tn C-. OS« in I'awn Bloek over Barlpw * Goodyoar i Stora. xxiitT T. J. WILDER Ha.tmn. Mich H. C. PECKHAM PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, fahfe rnparior akiU and improv- M. W. RIKER JUSTICE OF THE PBACP., G.neral Cotlaetton W*M. UPJOHN, '•Hliil :iAX,A- SURGEON.—OSeo Stat«<t.. ilw.inici. Mteb. DR- II. F. PECKHAM. EtKECriC PHYSICIAN AND SURGROlt. (.d ir trwl. Bern Crretr. Miek. 1 A. P DRAKE, PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON.—Ofteo oror F. D. Acki-,’, Oru&Fthra. Stain flL. Haattaw alieb. WM. H. HAYFORD, »nd Counsellor at Lav. and Solicitor <a llwjrrry. aad InianeUaa Maatafe MtaMft Ar-nt: hnd« boaxht and m!<1. and all buriaeu tra^i-t->n» on reasonable tcitu. Ofica ovee Barl'iw J; Goodyear** .tore. iamrUTS DR. C. RUSSELL, I FUYdtClAN* SURGEON.-Often ovnr JaHoa Randi s »tor». Pho-nix Block. Stain Bttnot. LUCIUS RUSSELL, AW YER. Circuit Court Commbrionar. Jwueo m Uc 1 eact. Notary FublU.sad GeaaraMMMMb uare uvM tho National Bunk. BtaXa Hu. Haatlan. Mich. — —r CHAS. H. BAUER. AT LAW AND PROS tTTORNEY for Barrr County. Ajn.w. — Co~of N. Y_ andPbmaU tomiba* lu- of Hanford. Oftoo In tho Court Hwy. WM. BURGHER. STSMsdte -d Wl“ of the varvnu dieplay i—Erpcneee and deficit. WHOLE NO. 2027. । fall set of our educational, agricultural the hope that the I-egialature --- jj would direct and pomological reports were furnished by that the building bo brought —. to the wrought L back the State department Tho Superintend- State and preserved as a memento of the ent of Public Instruction, tho lion. D. B. centennial year and as an exhibit illustratBriggs, devised and compiled five charts, ing the varied rfeourees of the State; and showing at a glance the whole history, I believe the Slate would act wiaely in do­ From the alate on its roof to the growth and sUtistics of our school system. ing nq. They were splendidly executed by J. E. stones bf its foundation it was constructed Sherman, the 'draughtsman of the State entirely of material produced in the State, Land Office. and the excellent mechanism was the work Our educational exhibit was not a glit - of our own mechanics exduaively. It could be nutdo of most excellent ser­ taring show of models and pictures, but was an honest exhibit of tbe solid work vice on tbe grounds of our University or It is so constructed aa that is being done in our schools. The Normal School. awards wc received in this department tes­ to be readily taken down and rebuilt at tify to its character, being more in num­ ber than were given, to any other Slate. The Michigan Building was also enter­ ed ’ as an exhibit of the products of the State, being a characteristic display of our varid resources. About 70 individ­ ual exhibits were made by our manufac­ turers, very many of them reflecting great credit upon tho manufacturing industries of the State. Over 60 awards were made co the State and its citizens, One was given to each one of our collective exhib­ its in each department,— 11 were given in the pomological department, 8 to tbe educational. Full details of the awards will be found in the report of the Secre­ tary. The board felt that taken as a whole, the State has reason to be well pleased with tbe exhibit made and the results achieved. It is to be regretted that more ot our manufacturers did not avail them­ selves of the opportunity offered to display our industries, and that our citizens gen­ erally did not seem to realize (as the board thanaelves did notl the magnitude of die exposition, the millions that were to visit it, and tho opportunity it offered to show tho world tbe wealth of a State not 40 not a very grout coat. Full details of tho expenses of its con­ struction and a list of the contributors will be found in the firfsnrial exhibit the cash contributions several carloads of lumber were donated by the citixous of Flint, Saginaw City, Muskegon and other plaoee. Many of the mechanics of Detroit and other places donated labor and mater, ials. The munificent donation of the of­ ficers of the Calumet and Heda Mining Company, non-reeidenta of the State, was peculiarly gratifying to the board. Itwaa accompanied with the following letter : Cxlcmet axd Hcclx Mm>o Courxxv,) , KqvrrxBLi Brimmo.JI'Miu 8tm t To Hon. X J. Bagnly, Detroit,’ Mich : Dear Sir—Tour&vor of the 19th ask ing a donation from this company in aid of your bpilding fund for ‘•Centenmxi,’ is at had. Our President, Mr. Agassis, is absent at the mines, so I laid your letter herewith our report relative to tho part before our directors, Mears. George Hig­ that Michigan took at the Centennial Ex­ ginson, H. H. Hunnewell and H. 8. Ruaposition at Philadelphia during the past •el, and they unanimously directed me to cummer. In accordance with the provis­ forward at once a check for the entire sum ions of act No. 13, laws of 1875, the Gov­ you are "ahort,” ao I herewith hand you ernor appointed J. J. Woodman, of Van­ cheek No. 165 of the Elliot National Until our people began to visit the Ex­ Buren, M. I. Mills, of Wayne, Jay A. Bank upon the Continental National Bank HubbeD, of Houghton, and Henry Frafick, position there was a very general apathy of NeuMfbrk. indorsed to you for that of Kent, as members of the State Board among all classes on the subject, and it amount, hoy *1,500, which please accept seemed next to impoeaible by circulars and of Centennial Managers. The board met with the assurance that you have our best personal solicitation and at the office ot tne Governor, August 13, letters, by wiahtt with it. We are a Michigan cor> 1875, aud appointed F. W. Noble of De­ entreaty to wake them to a sense of poralien, and take a lively interest in . . • troit, as secretary. The full details of tho their duty in the mattar. whatever ia conducive to the honor and We received from Brazil, Spain, Powork of the board and of the Slate of Michigan in tbe Exhibition will be found tugal and Australia several hundred spec­ imens of woods, minerals, grain, seed and m lhe reports or the secretary; the Rev. The Board have had the hearty co-opera­ Mr. Jacokcs, who had charge of the cd-, othes products which we have distributed tion of tbe officers of all our mining com­ ucational department ; Mr. S. Brady, who to the University and Agricultural College, panies on Lake Superior, and of very many and a f«w duplicates to the Kent county had charge of the mineral exhibit, and of our citizens, especially so of our fruit and Detroit Scientific Institutes. We also Mr. C. E. Ilgenfritx, who bad charge of growers—but to name them all is impoasireceived quite a collection of catalogues, the agricultural and pomological depart­ Iilc. The State Pomological Society and maps, and printed matter which has been ments. *11 of which arc submittdl here­ tfae State Agricultural Society aided us be­ divided between the State Library, Uni­ with. yond meaaure. Tbe latter society paid versity and Agricultural College. The en­ The exhibit made by the -Board of the salary of Mr. Ilgcnfrita, the superin­ tire educational exhibit, books, charts, Managers consisted of the products of tendent of that department. The great pictures, etc., have been placed in the Slate the State and comprised nearly 3,800 dis­ interests of production could not be in Library. It is tho attention of the board tinct specimens, 1,200 of which were va­ tetter hands, and wo owe our success in to place the awards and medals there when rieties of woods and ahrnbe, over 1,100 Philadelphia in a great degree to the mem­ rtxcirca. Tbe beautiful model of the of them being furnished by tho Agricul­ bers of three societies. Calumet and Hecla alampiqill, costing tural College. The college also furnished The press of the State aided ns in every over *12,000 was presented by themining 210 specimens of grasses. Wc had 540 possible way, in gratuitously publishing company to the University, where it dow samples of wool, representing 42 counties ; circulars and information for exhibitors 500 specimens, of grain and seeds; 475 and in furnishing the building with papers. We submit herewith a statement of re­ specimens of copper, iroi/, and gyjwnm ; Michigan may 'well bo proud of the part 40 of salt and salt brine t several samples ceipts and expenditures in detail showing she took in the Exposition, and wd may a deficit in general expenditures of *5.of building stone and alate ; 570 arenas expect to reap from it new markets for ological specimens of a prehistoric age. 135.38. Of this amount, *1,781.47 has our products, newcomers to our borders, Ono exhibit of fruit contained 475 distinct been advanced by Mr. Noble, secretary, and new ideas for our farmtra, mechanics and *4,27C.M by Mr. Bagley, preaident, and manufacturers. specimens. . Mr. Burnett Landreth, Superintendent from their own funds, and the balance ia of the Agricultural Department of tbe is due to sundry parties. All the bills 1 Exposition, said of this, in a letter to and vouchers arc in the hands of tJia-aU' the board: '’Your abow of fruit at all ditor general. Everything has bfcjn done Fubraarrl. 1877. times exceeded that of any other State, on the most economical basis. Only the and in vhe aggregate more than doubled secretary and Mr. Brady wore paid any­ Hon. 0. M.' Croswell, Governor : Che quantity sent from any State, while thing for servioca and th«y only a small Dear Sir—In submitting the annexed the variety and quality was unexampled. The salary. We begged from our people their Sort of tho Centennial Board and their time and money, from our railroads and display of fruit alone was of incalculable wrs, I desire to say pcraonally in regard value as a means of directing the thought­ to tho debt created, that it was with the ful to the resources of Michigan. greatest reluctance that I consented to it, The mineral display contained specimens of their products, and in fact made our but 1 saw after my viait to Philadelphia from every mine on Lake Superior, fou$ -exhibition almost an affair of charity. If before the opening, that it must insvitably masses of native copper averaging five we had been compelled to pay our own roads occur, as we were called upon to do so tons each, from the Central mine, aud a for passage and transportation, it alone many things that we had not looked for, 15 ton mass of iron from tbe Cleveland would havb almost used up the appropri­ and felt that the State would bo disgraced mine, with several large masses of the ation. We found that instead of the secretary if, after having begun our werk, we should conglomerate copper-bearing rock of the fail to cany it through to a auoceaafol end­ Caliimet and Hecla mine, being in the. and one commiaaioncr whom we have sup ing I did not dare to say that we should lirt. This disnlay of the mineral wealth posed would be sufficient to take charge of stop expenditure, clone our exhibit and of Michigan brought many visitors from our exhibits nt Philadelphia, chai each de­ return home,—for these, reasons, I ad­ foreign countries to our mines during partment required tbe constant oare and We vanced largely from my own means, and the past summer, all of whom expressed supervision of a competent person. for these reasons I desire your approval themselves as astonished at tbe peculiar found that the space allotted to us for each and that of the Legislature. The oppor­ character and great extent of the copper department wu simply bare floor, and that tunity offered by the exhibition to distrib­ case*, tables, etc., must all be furnished by and iron deposits of tho State, which we ute to strangers from our land aad from have not heretofore, and perhaps now hardly the board. Terminal charges and myriads abroad useful information regarding our realize ourselves. It is to bo hoped that the of unforeseen expenses soon exhausted our State, induced me (with tho approval of appropriation. Had it not been for the exhibit made will be the means of still the board) to direct a compilation in further dcveloningthe unknown wealth that, Michigan building, the expenses for board Lies buried on the shores sf Lake Supei of employees would have been very much larger than it is Some one of the board rior. „ The asWe also exhibited a most excellent; was in Philadelphia oonatantly. .byaAad Chablxs M. Croswell : Dear Sir—Wo beg leave to submit Qov. ISAAC W. VROOMAN. wich were distributed l^?,E{‘ ?‘,SRIFF. Deputy U. 8. Marahal. Gooje. jl John q. cresny. Ln BITCH, “~~~ --- . ■ by the statement of indebtedness, none of ■nd of the House of Correction at Ionia, by Mortimer L. Smith A Co., its architects. the expenses of the board hare yet been -j_______ 1 p/rnfsinnrl M«. paid. The salary paid our secretary, Mr. F. W. Noble, has not covered ha expans­ es. The Rev. D. C. Jacokea, who had only paid hit expenses. ’ C- G. HOLBROOK. •AttOBNKYATU*- *y.»uuu«d S at Philadelphia,. It,OOO, «rf n pud f™. tl» Siignfka The board fed that both these gatrthmen liilwa some further remuneration, and submit the met- a Tabr-nary 1,1877. �-Ista Righto hi Gsorgis. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. Saturday is, under the taw entitled to two I WH»Ua fcr tk» Bajiil hours to-day, in which to debate the ob~ TEMPERANCE, 17 m present Conatitution of Georgte The Democrats Sick Abed—The Dem jactious to the decisions of the tribunal. -----------. adopted by a Stale oo. .nation in 1868 BT G. w. c. ocrata again Billegerant—The next This debate is, of course perfectly uselese w *d was rakibed by the poopb ia the aame move—Field’s VHIainom Witnesses. because the Bcnate has already voted to -----------by a wn. of 89,007 tn 71,809 the white and colored you in the Slate bring reversed by the affirmative vote of both commission, This Constitution declares, among the House cannot reverse the decision of say, I will otufc tbe ‘‘prophetic terminus,'* But, of course, the rule or ra- Tnbunal. which was communicated to remain a member of the Union that every arisen owes paramount alle­ giance to the government of the United HATES’ ual that its States, and that no State taw in contraven­ , ' • ». r i points. weakened the Democrats; and the hungry crowd of seedy looking ex-rebels and cop- derer and his cohorts of office seeking cop­ and the few whose names thus stand bold­ perheads and rebels. ly forth are, I aprehend, no less indellibly ’°°de"°s ho» the, will tecart u,„ " \"*T>' U-. <1-6 b-te fm» th. d.,, Lptenh. dtoHrfwM*, u,., „ free the State from iu anb-rtate rtahu Imiteiiooi. lh, *, “ “ ““ * 6. Y - . , GonJ O^J.n for, is not the conquest of ourselves the At that tim& the eount properly uutTilic State ol Louis­ riglu. of <1. ~,?te secure the Presi I a-iSk* h !!“ /“■* ” ™“pM h“ fi“”r “th* xui—Ukpite i» teltenu^ iZtoTSS H. '"•f*"" 1” “>•-Itep. of . Dkn» Dde^BdcoL roXXrtXTIOX. Georgia owes no paramonnt allo- States. spasmodic in effect. “ °PPort,“itv of seeing how nearly they ourselves to drift with the current of events, during which interval our love for down-trodden humanity ta prone to grow cold. Department of the Gov­ race themsehen to become will not suffer too highly elated, or greatly cast down by U>c apparent suc­ cess or failure of the pres- nt rather popu­ sages directing TDdeu's satellites in the lar movement, being careful in time not to neglect any of the mean those little Christian virtues which go so for to make ' of the Slates, counties, the courts and the make up the sum total of a well-spent life It ia rhe timely word, the be found upon which O'Connor, Field and monition. the liitie acts of If friendly ad­ came to betraying the Republican cause they can find that John Smith is a Re­ brotherly love that can claim fraternity Another member said: “The pebple are I for e position was offered to publican elector from Illinois, and that with all nations and conditions of men, •*-- ------------- ’ tiuJ Jud«o by the other fonr members of. John Smith was onoo in the penitentiary that constitute the highest graces of ; Ute, eh, Vote lb° SaPremc ^fore Judge Bradley of the State of New York, without refer­ P*U4 lUtniat. n. ir?,dcnng at <no the door of this House. Vt Christian perfection. The excross of these 1 against the bill and you never>01 return adect«i. and he declined for obnous ence to whether it is the same person or noble atributes of our Master ought nut FOR THE RIGHT. not, it will be sufficient ground for these here agrin. Our rights and interert. T1,nrBUD’ Field, Hewitt, to be left to the caprice of fortune to doshould be left in the hands of Georgians, I Hatterion “d o^w prominent Democrats uprootcra of the Constitution to make an ride. They ought not to be spasmodic, It is with no ordinary satiafoction that objection to the counting of the vote of ■nd Georgians alone. "Still another speak J the commiamon but ever constant and ready, without refIllinois, and reason enough to dely, for we announce tha result of the vote of the er sard : « We want a Constitution framed * non-partisan, and that its docta erenoe to time or occasion. Were thia by the intelligence of Georgians, so that W°d.dL1* f<mB<W °P°0 *°d aocor I two days at least, the decision of the ques­ the happy state of affairs, erpry communiJ“<» nh Ik l» Ud dte ftete. ,nd thlt tion which so deeply interests the whole State of Louisiana shall be counted far ». <U b.pu» ii „ m 0M . ^’S-J«JiSEfciS*llu!'c““ H*y« and Wheeler. u. for •*" Thte.„ fro- Suu Legiriu ^-nu_ j— Thia is the girod- „ ,1 TT*"” u l«“d bj —I “ ““isiUote to ri.ia.dx iMuli. But tritunnh of taw and justice over fraud P~od to h... eonnoted th. Sooih teu J"4'" —d’“ ■ corded in American History. It is, indeed, d>. (ooenl gomnooit bM • rk-bt te a victory for the right, that will do more to mrinUin iu utlteri,, „ ^inl( It to -id to b. teriuM. ,T, a - Mfl b. telfrd, m ril lb. fntm, Una Hl the tri> s to be found among the Democratic politii riana, who compose the majority of one :the permanent residents of this city. Our neighboring city acron tho river, Alexan­ vanu, and a most emphatic expremiou of ne>9 fOra rebeUion. ths determination of the American people- i---- . tiut ita deCTee' are tyjt_binding. I r wffl of ths psopta, ia a legal and constitu­ nation, but dab adiagnew to any people,” are not without bar that a wane Jaie than that which bofcl the two ritiea of the old The ter-Octon my, ,bat Judge Davis tional manner, shall ever be allowed to »dl be a greenback Senator. ririory-It .horn to ci. wotU tU1 Am„. Th. rr i o „ di. ““ 8*°*“ mi£'d . wtnditioo inUf wuh Sprit.. fc, ihie eootioeol by Hoas“ ^reprate, when the H°n*’ ,D3tcad of proceeding to vote upon “ a< nnta Mood.,. Thio i. but du rec. thcir reTolation»r7 mores to kill erate now style the Electoral Commission ?“** a“d P™™1 « decision of the all Who packed rt? important question before the fourth of Ted men righteous dthe. ! * ' ' State I tarns. •>nn -la ~“re>v 200 students. vrevK nas PIBaB1 BT 11 STDHB, MT* MS. Tho dna or tha Chicago and Lak. Hu­ ™ creme, riateee nmi, i on Huron ud Valparaiao. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. Mtrtb S’’ BT*?u of Bellerue ooc of J? K d-d st >is home, Feb. 7, after s short iUneas, aged 66 yran. The Q.J3. Rowell &, Co’s. Cot Red Ribbon brigade at Bay City w JO THE EAST.' «aya it will probably be increased to 1,000. Panama report that wheat b lookia. unoaually well now, but they tour the jjemn^from now ont will out be entirely Certainly that number euuol be Smod among the Democrata. either tboae who " T"" 1“> “lawyer, „ (!«., who, fer auteeu year, hare been loud­ mouthed in their denunciation, of tha ---------- — — Republicans will be able to hold the Democratic note to the Pilgrim Potion, watered by the blood of th. pmrioU of 1776 aad 1861, aad made grind stone, and to shape matters so that , , . <*»<* „ J J DecD WiU>"«l>.l»,d» tie, rappoe Uh, it a mty, which for beau, link the Same eapitala of the whcla wodd. a fair and hoaiwt dadaaou will bo mad. in •ima for Hr. Ji.yca la prepare hb inang. Th. Ciucinnari, Hamilton and Dayton Bmlrred Company, contemplate making uxwemre improTcnKut. to char Dsytoo and Michigan dirimon next summer. k, P.O tHffiKH.. ereTlteliir<ASI”" “J1 Mich'S*” r*1 C«»P*aj ha, sealed with the Darid Dudley BJd, tbe soomaUio. of Gould m,d r«k, or Tweed, BwwoeyTco., U>. fourth of March. THU DBMocKkn an*,, J-a o.t Lika Ilorare Greoly, h. think, of Tihto, baa again oom. io (b, from. Haring frightened and “bull-dated’' noma of th. Bepnblian Osm na te reams, ap^te loader, inu aril ID hit 1 amber buiotna aftm *«*>*• 1 TTx Pott Httn* Jixua b^ , —J .coepling the ** oomprombe a. lb. one almraaiiro to “th. way not ao far behind the nut 10 TV furion. dmnrtrtoflh. Demoed, WhUi.«« fcrth.p^j. skater— nop be tbe remit Bmdmnao ia lit nJLX 1OM oriua have been Dot intn i km raw's viwatsoc, wtrawata TOnkI „j. ural oddrma and aoloca bb C,l,in« bdb„ , " ----- -KICCU LO •rhnnt. th. .addle, thm, nut u Asa, OOT J “‘’"’“'“•Ililwillbebyth.UMuwho tho Utmpbmtt, by <Ue peaeefid riadieaUm Gomortwh. «ould hare aand tboae aaeioot Gorerameut, which baa supported them UwB-i.doo.d toUuteuiitnPdrt “^'“^'tkh"'“ “PP“- ’and their families, and if thma rirb. ar. •11 their pent, the prioeiplm of dril lib ert, planted oo »»rld may fall upoo th. modem Sodom aod °f ? “The packed jury,” i, what the Demo- firit of >b. Aroerimo people to 1 Highuotuaem eaalZth a The lOteouliTte dexUopri Ibd, „„ „ Sriord,,. .kendte, .bjteud Io th. di- PoWio.1 Notn. ------------ bdiero that I DetooCTrtio oujorit, of lb. Hotu. of E,p_ that no attempt at violence and intimida- ! ‘ House of Congress, and a targe ipajority of dria, also sympathises with the nefarious it may be able to nrev^r ”**WQofU1' P*“ crew commence denouncing the comfro-kuiootlto ai^L T”““ " “—shir p-tix.0 .od «rt- JOSIAH H. 8HEBMAX. RsllamT'Ktf denow. «. H. R. SrevExa.-Dear Sir: I will moat •pint of revivalism should never die were destroyed by a rain of brimstoee and fire, and for leu wickedness than is now tl“l lh"r P" ““ ’OU if Ge , .] forty million people of the United States. The two cities of Sodom and Gomorrah “"<i '’*h' D“>oct»u to te.eo Bo[“ Sr’“h ‘ I \ pl‘" ’°',U / U” “““» Toaa truly, disinterested- nets ard unostentatious charity, and that S**0"-' * GREAT BLOOD rUBIFlEIL We trust, therefore, that the verbial. true lovers of our ernment here been thcroughlr overhauled, the telegraph has been loaded with mes­ Company may hang Mr. Tilden’s hat. . Tl e'selfishness of human nature is pro­ for two boura* debate, sud the right to records of every urn. been We evidently get to the vote of each Republican State when penitentiaries to see if some peg may not ^“Promire. have had ** always hare called, thereby causing a separation of the several States, the votes of which have not eral government ia only a creature of^hu nature weary in well doing and suffer yet been counted", to overhaul the archives Sa’r“k""d erratic Democrats now place their hope in delay,, Preaidential has, and allowed it to bam We owe slle- 08 bottom and on the top, in tact, all Every State is the general government. an Bence, tlirough thia or some other cause, our efforts at reform Scn>tor’ h® foTO>t> fo. the moment, idea that we owe paramount allegiance to as his French neighbor, is, nevertheless, not wholly free from turns from none of the States which are to be called before that time. But the take a recess until the following day. The scoundrels. Ever since March, 1868 11 ®ea?’ * «“•<« in harmony with his have been in favor of a convenridn. This P01^0*1 views, at the same time. When BWdk-ln^ versatile The American, though not so iana is reached, as there are duplicate re­ Houses, and thus securing an opportnnity I “’“ber of the commission. And so he T0J'" . r^868°±U written than the winner of many battles, greatest victory? and the present programme ia to object WOTB lho “Mt “rneat cha“F 6',“i <»»l«<>»i~, Mining ’“•M *“ <>“ fiA-nlb to encourage the moat fallen and besotted; House, that body will take another reeeas tion. Ail are sore airaid, and the In this there is certainly much until to-morrow, when' the two Houses should proceed d*y in Mate- "teoun. coerrT It is expected that after the two hours debate and rots in the Tildrt, ri,„da «°diuon. ri.. eas­ es that the index of temperance' reform will be in accordance with truth and jus­ tice, and adverse to the old railroad plun­ will probably again meet in joint conven­ tbe most exeitiniT nnrar collective tho than decision which they are now convinced I d** Hill rather is, however, to tbe individ­ Wheeler were legally entitled to the elec­ perhmd., which ha. bmn (Jubering here iu in l»rg« Dumber. lor week, pert Jo order PT°V*°f**“’>■<> ■<>"fete.imrftertteirt,osi.teL^’L "Honeat money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which1 will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interference which will destroy the other.” It toral vote of Florida, has sickened and tion thereof shall have any force. And still our Platform. justify co leaving sub>equeac events to elusions. other things, that the Sure shall forever people are a part of the American nation ; of thia movement tho Buceesw or failure Houses, and therefore an adverse vote ot Tax DEMOCRATS SICK ABKD. The decision of tho grand tripartite tion. SUCCESS vidcs that ita decisions shall be final, unless Washington, D. (1 Feb. 12, *77 Kd. Banner.— Aon about equal, and no person dbfrsodbed lor partidpsuon in th. Rebrilion H. R,Stoven'a Column. tboy "”ta8 him meet eScimi), „ Ju, VI-JA'. —:___ • _ ,, . / rf 'attornav raiamrilwar, they bril.,., no. •r. dmmtmM ,iU1 '7'miT” ,th“ U"f pky ibe aame "• -W £ -miSXZS other day why ho wore that rod ribbon ? ' J"« ■aehlaem P-^d in this world as ft certainly shaft shout for joy. THE BULL-DOZE POLICY. be well puntahsd in tho —- •<£uwi Qi me b“" to ehome their Elomom U> warn them, meo io their ooiragoott. io tbri.---- 1____ Wmrior sad «, their u little doubt that Little Permeo, of Fleritje, haring Gere—er He,ee will take hi. e.1 a. p next. Mr. Field riUeiooo. witnemee Hut here Heat of the Uaited Blate. u the appoint, ed tin* ;n AtMmw----- --- rJPJS^^Man. *’—» h*». ». r— , A, e*„ Hon. R„fu W. Landon of Nike, now an of aw . R-..- a “ . —j ^him^.^.^JT^ “L wrh,i"s,“"puij f aomndrd generally. Mulharen are mon of hare injured, u of Mr. rddre. IVk. rim, youag, beanriful andZLJ-ZrJ*BUr’ Txmom. SJt.’.’r’a*1*; -*• r««TO«ove MU �rh3^CTi-We8klyhBplihlicapbaji|i8r. PkFH ■! - Ml GUIDE TIME-CARD Al. H- R- Tbe Chariotle ^aMiean nays, that'ta the ' 4illin “^^5L0/Ea”n’ ‘,Sheriff s-**- and Jlwnltrlj. tt’tsjr “ raturdarondSa. Thursday. Bad as we hate to spoil a good story, snfliee it to aay that the person was not -laid on the shelf by his party last fall," does not live In this county, was toever a candidate men ere accorded the right to vote, but does live in the city of Jackson, and is tbe wist of a very prominent Democrat U&..Baltimore. BwUbrd,’Johur- < u What other preperalions iail to do. Hall's Hair Henewer surely aceomp ishee. It renewe the hair and eecpecially resUrea Its color when Aaa dressing it is unsurpas- gray aad faded. Coraenmoat economical preparation ever offered, its The work is divided into historical perods, •f which ths first is devoted to die Indiana before the discovery. Into one chapter is condensed all that 1s kaown of the Red Men. As a specimen of the excellenl style of the acknowledged ability. Sehenek’s Paln.onkc8y.up writer, we append the foUowing from the sumtnary of the Indian character: “In times of peace the Indian character provides for the purpoee. These additional reme•hone to a better advytage. But the Red diee are Sekenok'e Sea Weed Tonic aad Mandrake Man, at his best rotais, was an unsocial, sob- Pllto. By tho timely use of those Medicine., notary and gloomy spirit. He was a man of the woods. He communed only with himself and the genius of Solitude. He sat apart. The Dr. Sthvnek to proleerionaUv at hto principal forest was better than his wigwam, and his oSc« Corner Sixth end Arch its.. Philadelphia. "igwam better than the village. The Indian woman was a degraded creature, a drudge, a beast of burden; and the social principle was correspondingly low." • • • _ TO THE PUBLIC. For many years we have Saade two medicine. Suited tothe ailment, ofavari clam of.ufferer.. and discovery. The author has availed him- Thoemnds of cures here b«cn mode by them. and. In fact, the word failure could never be coupled with them. But within the WR two yearn counter men. and his plain exposition leaves no doubt felts of oar medicinee have oprunaup. danreroui in their eloso Imitation el-dur Trade Mark. To in our mind that those daring navigators did discover America. Neverthelen that discov­ ery detracts nothing '.from the renown of Co1 imbue. As the author Justly observes : “An event Is to be weighed by. its conse­ quences From the discovery of America by the Norsemen nothing whatever resulted. The world was neither wiser nor better. Among the Icelanders themselves the place and very name of Vinland were forgotten. Europe pre- riot of grateful appreciation of your kind- never heard of such a country or such a dis­ neei covery. Historians have, until late years, due and heartily acknowledged Each year but been incredulous on the sutyect, and the fact ia as though it had never been. The curtain increases our debt of obligation to an agen­ which had been lifted for a moment was cy which does so much to,relieve>|he mon­ otony of the daily-life of p^sone temporarily COUNTY OFFICERS. ©rugs, iW^dtcmes, Perfumeries, Etc-, Etc. Special Notices. eight boarders at premt, three of whom are slopping wUh him for tte erime of being drapk and disorderly." While In thia county tend and J<Hning_lhe London Company — He W UP°“ b7 th* T«np ensnieo who which according to tbe eetimate placed upon thJL?° P^rX‘^d “51,1 ‘Z***1 him t0 rweu* them and their colony from deetroctlon. A ■‘range and wonderful career John Smith »»» altogether the moit noted man inth.eecl. weekly, semi-weekly or dal y paper bring a renewal of pleasant home aaetxiation and supply items of diveraian, recreation and encourage- Contract the latten or vteits of Monde. Kirv The third division is the Colonial Period, which is treated ifith signa! ability. The planting of tbe isolated colonies and tho refuse to pun »ulw Mr. Jr Th.IS>H.-..b^tMn?.t,.ico 0T.&K& Bg TG CONSUMPTIVES. The fairness and impartial- been combined and are issued as one publica­ mended. Tbe author evidently knows no tion at the low price of ten cents, which ear* ^iorth or South, no East or West In affection, all are included in his catholic liberality and ductian. The contents include much/ that is patriotism. The closing review should be interesting and important. BoeMee the studied by every eitisen. Tbe spirit in which ERRORS of YOUTH Proprietors ot the Barry County Republican. Oaso erbus o. articles on “ Principles of Phrenology: " “Self­ Study and Developments of character; ” All About thfe County. Still cool weather. Council meeting lo-tn arrow night. Heu D. R. Conk spent the Sabbath al home. *-• If cents on the dollar. •• Mental Science; ' -A Primitive . act India Tribe"’ Illustrated; article on ••The Cultivation of Flowers Janies Russell Lowell, with por­ trait ; “Colds and their freatmedt “Prineimiscellaneous matter. Remember the meting ef the Reform Club lustrations, aad will be beat by mail poet-paid at their Hall on Tuesday evening. «e bespeak for tho meetings the attention the publie. o Kalauiazvo has a Good Templar Lodge, R. WELLS & CO.. Prauanaa*. 787 Broad- Chronic, sick or nervous headache is goner- The American Lead 1'eneil Company of New bill to* perfection. ‘ eqqqsaniw 0JJJ then willing l chsaic*. thsir sou end dtuhtera. and all etasaes ■eta, Msfas To ttos Wsrklss CUM^Wt are sow ert■arrd to fttratoli all wi-Jj’coutanl’emBlorSSi5.liS&“&fiKl::UUrtTliS'-Smtll' Perrons of either sex eerily earn from M esnts to farmer nee plenty of money others will. The editor of the Baxxu will ba la Detroit beat History of the United Slates that has yet been published. The maps, charts, diagram* nervous crotero vitiated. Tbe Peru via® Syr­ up. by reinvigorating the digestive pow«, lays tbe ax at the root of the tree ; tho brain is duly nourished, the nervouseesse. the headache disappears. fsbl»w2 Select Schoo!. At Irving Station, commencing on Monday, March 5th, and continuing right DIED. weeks feb 12 wi History of the United Slates from ths Aborig­ inal times to the present day. By John Clark Rldpath. A- M. .Profeeacr of History and Belloe-Lsttere. Indiana Asbury Univer­ sity. 670 pp. Royal Oetaro- Tsachcr. Having sold out my Meat Market, I hereby give notice to nil those that are indebted to me to come and settle their JX/broib.retCo.. Cincinnati. Philadel­ phia and Chicago. It is now the pleasure, ns it has always been tho duty, of every ottissn to inform himself aoliuchin, Io d.to.ro of thM wMjh h. Losnl lllgtjicw Jtrticc^ bury Unlserwity. His growing renown as an able writer an public lecture in the evening by an able •peaker, and it is hoped all friends of tamper- accounts forthwith and save costa. I abo have got a nice matched team, or either one of the two horses, for sale, with double harncea (almost new). I will give reasonable terms on good paper. Valbntinr Lrinb, Hastings, Jan. 19th, 1877. ____774wtw A. Card. The District Lodge, I. 0. of Q. T. for Barry Wc take this opportunity of informing the public, that we will safely and radical­ ly curs all cssos of y^Xss, wi.bowt the use of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. E. F. & I. W. Brown. Hastings, Dee. 21, 1876. xxi68ti The "iron Treil.’ have not been . . of Notice. disappointed. Ike Wtiuani e>yro, ------a.!»— or lllu..r^k» .utai, u. i.. ’ . Fanners ploaM take notice that I have bought out the interest of Calhoun k Beckwith, in tbe hotel barn and you will M it to your interest to call and nee me. ~““- --il'—a __ all CrinLle," drunuie enuo "v, v™ M IT«M, «»i m P*- to behalf of tbeCincinaaU, Wabash and Mich•nn Railroad Company, will be in this siiy #■ plkuto.wpUM' with the J™ Uhl" o' •" “‘Fi’Sreuu Horn Citp»d A*'**?” S.riJo, Dm*" ««/ .>» P°'”u. “ .look up the most feasible route from Ekhtrt to some point on tbe Lake. New Moko, Amon. u>a th. 8«n regard for John Dennis, but it is only fair to •V in answer to Oreo Strong’s last contempt- -- ---— —— VWBU UIBU » — '•r.. Sub,™, toh h„. ft. Reform Club. Enoch Andrub, Notice. Be belcive the bill now pending al Lansing fjc a uniform aeries of school books through­ out the Stet*, mould boeome a **•_, —4 County, will meet at Hickory Corners on Wednesday. Feb. 21st, 1877. There will bo a rcOTTURE !| Of every Description which we t cau mH cheaper than any house in Barry , county, for these reasons; 1*L Because wo have uo rent to (my. 2d. Because wo make the most of our > goods ourselves. 3d. Because we keep tho best of work- ! Crom danger of qulnl.m or any injurious effects, usd are as healthy alter using it as before, b baa been exten.lrely employe*! daring tho last thirty years in the treatment of thee* distroering goods. l*arUes Having pictures to Frame would do well to get them framed of us as we can do it better and chcoper than any house in Barry couoty. Wo keep the larges! and best selected stock of Picture Frames and Mouldings, Brackets, Paper­ holders, Wall pockets, Slipper holders aud evorythiug io tho Furniture Lice. We invite all persons to call and look at our Peerless Milk Safes ware Store. the letterpress is superb; the binding subetan- 'be Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of • Odd Fellows as the representative from Hast, lop Lodge. No. 58. a SI .(00,000 annually. Where you wul find all kinda oi I Now on exhibition at our Furniture Store. All kinds of work made to order. Repair­ ing of al! kinds of old fhrnitnre neatly don. Mir“Wc Mean Burinres". , Furniture Rooms south side of State street, opposite H. A- Goodyear's Hard- I A TIMELY BOOK. • Wheat is now selling for a boiler price than . rxntgtf ।y sag?M ?? ?? ? ? Thr temperance meeting at Union Hall last rioiu success. Another meeting will be held there net: Sabbath evening. STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It.' STEBBINS BRO'S at the «chool house near the residence , near akin to patrioliao aa to bo cuatinguiahed from it only in the court of a higher reaaoa. But there is a nobler love of country—A pat­ riotism that rieee above all places and eeolions. that knowe no County, no Slate, no North, no South, but only native land; that claims no mountain elope, that clings to no river bank; that worships no range of hills; but lifts the aspiring eye to a continent redeemed from barbariam hr common sacrifice*, and made eaered by the shedding of kindred blood. Such a patriotism l« the cable e»d •hrot-snrhor of ear hope." We have diver examined a eelume with ■TW DMT, make. Wc sell none of this clicap made Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The goods wc make are made by hand, and warranted. Wo invite all persons to call and inspect our goods, for they all bear inspection. No trouble al all to show our Debility and Narvoua Headache with a membership of six hnndred. lan^ lion, and not thirty-eight nations, is the grand cardinal doctrine of a sound political fhlth. Ayer’s Ague Cure, men. 4th. Because wc warrant all goodl we j hseret-on the author wrote shines forth in tbe following calculations. then are seasonable suggestions Ayer's Advertisements. HASTINGS The adrertuer. bar inc bevn rermaBenUy cured of that dread dtoeota. eowmmptton. by a eimple which led to a “more perfect union" are ably remedy, to anxioue to make known to hto fellow Cffcrare tbe meane uf eurv. To ell who desire it. trace.!. Then comes the period of revolution . will eead a row of Ue pr«aenr>Uon urol. (free and confederation, ending with tbe adoption ot eharwe). with the direvtiow for nreporiocaod of tbe Conditutten, which ushere us into tbe National perio^L BARNES& CO Furniture, Mijk Safes. in a letter to us Dr. E. r. Van Dusen the able Medical Director of th. Asylum fur the TO-DAY’S ADVER T1SEMENTS. T.hia space is Contracted for by . »ifc. ar injure her the warn a-nSltf X W. Brock. Attention. We dmiro to nettle every account on our hooka during the month of February. PENSIONS IWffl «sw W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has afain engaged in the DRUG'WLADE, and has in stock ana 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\ Druggist’s Merchandise which he. offers to the people at greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER.the Peo pit’s Drug redly opposite. One door east c UNDERTAKING Being a business that needs a great deal of experience, truly say that they can do better work, and give better satisfaction than any other firm in this section. W. H. Stebbins, tbe senior member, with the experience of a lifetime, will ahnys give his penonal at­ tention to this pert of their extewstue business Hearse and team furnished when re- H.snxot, Jnly 1! THE ENEMY OF SISEASEI THE FOE OF PA1H TO MAN AND BEAST Is the Grand Old MUSTANG LINIMENT, Will every patron of tho Banner heed Min". Th" B"' of thia call, and eave ua the extra expense of WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF SlMCtn on th. continent bt*»«n tho Mt» sending postal card notices. fab ltd 40 YEARS. THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL Look Here. without change. Address NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT T. J. Andkrwn, WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHES, NO Meuro. Book & Brooks bars removed PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ their Tin Shop to the roar end of tho 4’76tf MAN BODY, OR THE BODY OF A Boston Cash rtorc, %here they are manu­ facturing and repairing tin ware of all HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ Money to Loan. IMALS, THAT DOES NOT YIELD kinds, in tbe most satisfactory manner. TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ Trv them. fA19U. of Fire Hundred Doilw and TLE COSTING 25c., 50c., or $1.00. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LITE OF Sale. A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. 1 Jtx45yj Switw, Ho*h.« , The Eketric Balm will be used only STEBBINS BROS. Hastings, July 28th, 1876- xxlBtf �■S RURAL TOPICS. “'1S WINTER CARE OF COWS. <and downward to the bock m great m pos> aiblc; the lower port of the haunch thick ' and broad; tbe bide thick and pliant; Brnalloess of bone is a sure indication of ,early maturity and aptitude for fattening." pays well to take good care of cows It in milk in tha winter season. They should not be exposed to cold storms, ao as to become chilled and wet, because by nature they are not designed to suffer inch exposures without feeling their injurious effects. The roult of a cow in milk be­ coming thoroughly drenched a winter rain, may not be perceptible to affeMcd, more or less, and it is better to weather. housed in cold or stormy When a farmer has a good herd of cows ho should see that they arc well cared far—well fed, watered regularly and kept warm. Nor should any man expect to obtain a largo flow of milk from poor feed. One may almost u well attempt to extract gold from turnips as to expect a cow to produce 12 or 15 quarts of milk daily from poor hay and other improper food. Cows require tho best hay iu the fare part of winter, and the poorer quali­ ties may be fed later. They also require a change of food ; hay alone is not suffi­ cient for cows in milk. Roots, meal and gcod hay are all that any cow requires at thia season of the year. Corn meal ia very nutritious, and it may sometimes put on too much fat, otherwise there is no objection to giving a cow four quarts of this meal daily, with all the hay she will eat Bran in all shapes, as ship-stuffs, middlings, &o.< ia excellent to produqemilk. This ia what milkmen feed on, who do their best to make their cows profitable. FOOR HAT AND STRAW. . Some months ago Professor Atwater stated, in the American Agriculturist, that' in Germany scientific farmers, by long andl patient experimenting, had learned how to। "make valuable fodder of poor hay and[ But the method of doing it ho5 has never given to the American farmers, straw." and never will, because it cannot be done.. This pretending that science can and will t the ereps grown and in feeding stock, is’ simply a humbug. Science has done worn 1 dem in the invention of farm implements, 1 but it can go do farther to benefit the! . ’ ‘ culturists. It appears plain, or ought ao* to appear, to any fanner of common scuse, ; that it is impossible to take "poor straw/' without any nutriment in it, and make ' •‘valuable fodder” of it. Of nothing wc! can make nothing, and if We mix with cut straw something that is good food to make ' it eatable, of what value is it then ? It produces no milk, satisfies no appetite, 1 puts on no fat, and the manure it makes1 u of very poor quality. Oat straw, when1 the grain is cut in a slightly green state, posses some nutriment, and may be fad to any stock, as a change, aod for what it is’ worth J but purely dry straw—that which1 was dry when cut, contains no nutriment, and if cut and mixed with' what is nutricious I cannot see that farmers gain any­. thing "by thus feeding it Indeed, I con­. sider their time and straw thrown away,t ax straw ia salable everywhere. It may be. baled and cent many miles to market at ak profit. BAISE YOU* OWN COWB. Many dairymen sell their calves, and buy. cows when wanted, but that is not a good practice, as I claim that cows can be rawed cheaper than they can be bought— that ia, really good cows, which have a largo flow of milk, and are a breed, or grade, valuable lor beef. Dairymen should breed from stock that is extra valuable’for milk. Such cows are obtained by degrees; they inay be grades or pure bloods ; but when obtained, it is very unwise to sell tho caltes of such cows to the butchers, because in a few yearsone runs out of such good stock, if he sella his calves, and then he is compelled to take cows of an inferior good cows are obtained that their calves will always make equally good milkers ; but like generally produces like, and far­ mers can keep up the good qualities of their dairy stock better by raising than by purchasingtheir cows. For milk, and also fi»r beet, a abort Horn and Ayrshire grade, or a Short Horn grade crossed on Ayr- good cow, in order to perpetuate a healthy cowtitotiou in her offspring, I annex the following from tbe Journal ot the Roval Agricultural Society of England : “The bard small, muxxle fine and tapering; nostrils large and open; the eyes fall and the head Well set on tba c*ck ; tba dwtaccc laud, as soon as the clover appears, it will get such a growth in a few weeks that the grass cannot check it. Fields that are not well covered with grass, may be improved in thia manner, or other grass seed may be sown instead of clover, and several kinds of grass need would be better than one kind. Perhaps it would be better to pasture such lands till the new seeding gets a good growth, rather than cut the grass when it Is bnt a few inches high. There is no good reason why fanners should not experiment in this way some­ tines. Then let them seed down a plowed field to grass next Spring, without the usual grain crop. I hare known a good crop of hay to be cut the first Mason on fields thus seeded ; and .be sure that you seed with several kinds of grasses, which produce a firmer sward, and one that will stand the frosts of winter better than one kind will. BITTril CREAM. Cream becomes bitter by keeping it too lone before it ia churned : A butter maker says: "In summer there is little bitter milk or cream, because the cream is churned sooner than in winter, seldom reaching the third day. Sometimes, where there^is a angle cow kept, I have known the jitter to show on account of the small mer practice is rcTsracd in the winter. There being too little milk to require fre­ quent churning—say one, and sometimes two churnings a week—we account readily for the evils complained of. The fore part of tho season, when milk u tn greater .num jflsaSWSMgfertK* i SB --JasSrag-y elstit I ELECT^O^ SSSSSSSSS5S S .1 \pfu. A.D..1CS.U : "A.“MTK “T,a“t7 law'of said deccl-.j, SSWSMm «»o hereunto milk in amall quantities for a long time. Secretary of Stalo. But in all cases where the animal has ceased to give milk, or is what is termed "dry,” she should have htr udder exam­ ined from time to time and the teats tried aoT provided, to seo if any milk can be drawn. At first nut Election I the trial should bo made at intervals of two or three days, and if there is a particle of ■fwo Recent! of tho Unb milk in the bag it should be all thorough­ ly drawn. Then the trial may bo made at longer intervals. When cows are sup­ band al the City of llunnra. tbu I<th car “I posed to be completely dry, the rule should be to go through the herd every week, febUw7 . Sheriff ef Borrr County. making trial of die teats to see if any milk BALEON EXECUTION. । can be drawn. And this work cannot safely be trusted to “hired help,” but must be performed under the “eye of mas ter." Many persons are m>t aware of the importance of drying cows, and hired help tl for want thereof, die laod> aad leaoften think it a piece of folly to try to Fetaaanr.A. D. 1877. levy upon aid draw milk from a dnr cow. We have had ■ riiht. title and Interoet the raid Jasuch men, and they were good, honest men, too, aud they would insist that cer­ tain cows were perfectly dry, but yet, when put to the test under our rule of trying the teats once a week during winter, we have found, in numerous instances, that I acre* uf land rar. be tha re small quantities of thick milk or a wat­ ery fluid could be drawn from the udder. SOWING CLOVES ON ThtAffff. Farmers may succeed in making clover Cw on grass lands, without plowing the d, if the sod is not thickly covered with grass, but open in places between the tufts, so as to admit of harrowing iu tho seed. Sow tbe seed quite thick, as early in tbe Spring oh the ground will admit, and be dry. Then run a fine tooth harrow over the land till the seed is covered, or the most of it mixed with the loosened earth ; then roll the land, and in due time a crop of clover will appear ;-but it will be in danger of being smothered by ^he grass, periiaps ; and if it be, when the grass has grown high enough) to be cut by a mower, it should be cut, and fed green to stock ; and if plaster tie sown on the MORTGAGE MIB. Umcsov v«s HacasyxtT or 6t*tu. ia sleet, or her owner, but cows are thus injuriously keep them DBTINQ OFF COWB. Valuable cows are sometimes lost by im­ proper drying off. If much milk is al­ lowed to remain in tho udder it becomes coagulated, and somewhat putrid ; and if not removed the cow may be lost. Mr. Willard, the noted dairy writer, says:; “Cows cannot be dried of their milk at Legals. Legala. Legals. No ASdaritaof pnblioalion will bs *!»■ until old for. All to ba inserted al tha Statute price. praying for reaeonj therein .etforth that a .decree toe enm oft ragr. No ralt or pwwdWi'-1 w toe amounl due oneitdBtort<a*e <rt any part tbereof. JCollee b hereby given, that by vtrtne oftoe pow­ er ot rale to raid mortars- contained, and In ac- therefor. Il hereby riven that, pu ofaale contained in aald mortsaj 1OTWS____ Jfrt: ok poauty of Barryf-on Friday. March. A. . l<77. al the hour ot one Afternoon oflMal Say. tbe iaitoa aod ecribed In quid mortgage, or to much i newipapvr prim ntvot Barry hr four ’ctrtHF§trWJ?.VfeS5; corrj, g Cra*.M. Kaarra*. dak. ■ Holloway’a Advertleements. ia faitova. to-wit: ItbelM b anal frarttooal quarter (hl oath weal fractional qear.ar smgESMEfi BKALMTmLIASURES aaoo. Michigan.containing Dated. Fralrierllla Ndveaiber tM/A-Tl. I lecto-ll_______ rUAWCLB HOLDEM. M< Diseases with Its Agonies (ELKHBLP.Mortsaara. brMorygao. xrW7wI MORTGAGE SALE- CHOOSE BETWEEN TH EM. tl. Holden aactian. to the S**W HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. ft 3: ra of the irink Lot littlr Motherland Daughter*. Jfe—Mh-Wki-MSb. Guardian. I , it ie^ihrir purifyni^po^ deoerihed landa'ond prrmiare al public vtndiin to “WWltfOM IT CONCERN. Uy rtrtue cf th* powur v«M«d ia n« by tho law* tha hiahrtt and beat bidder onhalwrAay, thr3lst of tni> xtsto. I Uo hereby ilexignate Alonto l>. Cadday BfM.rt*. A. D. 11171 .along o’etoek in the wollnder. oua ef tha Cireult Court Coanaisuouan, afternoon, that being between the hour of nlno for the county of Barry, and authoriio anil eanov' o'clock and tho artlint ,AX of thebEjr ennof that day. gage «>ntnInad. and In aorurdarce with tbe■tatuteIn niKf auehcaae tnaito and provided, 1 ahull artl al Public auction,to Ibeblgbaat bidder, on Friday, lb aid day febl5wT By Jimis 11-MrKxvrrr. Deputy Sheriff. of March. A. ft.. Ian. at one o'clock In the afternoon, ai tbe North trout door at too Court Howe. In the <1tv of nacUnn,ln the Voonty of Barry, and fltate MORTGAGE SALE. Default bavlaf been mode in the mm In raid Unaiy.Vail tbe following deertain indqntore of Qortxer" made and eundnraaiiaee, to-wtu All tboae uecet land, eltuale.1. lylns end betas In tbe lobnetown. to the County ot Barry, end f the 6r»V pert, to William Warfle of ilcen; belos the eanlb-wert quarter (U> Dated. Jannarr X 1*77, . eoaoly ot Barry, atato of Michigan, mat quarter (t,) at eeetlon iwentb-ol> JanU«;____ BLBNKY UOTT. Cirotul Jadse. । d part, dated the lilh day of April, in inrXord oua tbuuiaud eight huudnd SALE ON EXECUTION. „ SvtTa or MicwiaxsTOouaty orBarn-.at By Dated. Fmirlevll.. Xov nd. ive. virtue ofAff execution iseoed out of aad under tbe toerar.FRANCIS HOLDXX. AaaMuee. eeel of the Circuit Coort for the County of Barry, aad .tale of Mlchlcan. dated the tilth day of Novem­ MORTGAGE SALE. ber. A. D. 1(76. aad to medirettedacniaat thoxooda and chattele. and for want thereof, the lande aad county ertiea.especially theirM from all impurities, and ra. pended ic-rtlium^ I Sick Headaches ahd want of Appetite. Those feelings whiob so sadden us. most freqo Ir arias from aanoyanoeaor troubled, from obst follow. How to be Strong. Sid day of November. A. D. USB. lory noon aad aaiu all the risht title and Interact the raidGeonre Bollwood ba>! on the old 251 rlay of November. A. Mlebinn. to recorded tn 1 SSTiWE’te.'SdfS. I I.. l > - r. ■ - lediatelj eorXd the I puiwulit ■e earn of lit haadredaud ton daL two ernu. iMoldai toe enmaf fifty tortitutod to recover said em'thrtby’virtue of’Se tssttisate cat bidder. Oa .-totor D. HU. at cue o’e north fro* i dour of । Butina in tha ec Ichipn.ltbatbelr aainber twenty nevea (J fear [4J north -------- — SB pi ■iiie.ei u«wrnueu. -Boa weura there be sold el public aaetlqa to tbe bl(booth , to eatMfythc mount then due and payable I mnrtnf. will, i.i.'mi an.i lb. .n.l . i Io the niaee of boaloaia<. o*a»«..«• —w .u,IM] rode of load. Aad. olao.becionlnc fourteen (11) roda eooth of the north east corner otoectiau ou<nbertweot»»rtren!?7J in towa•bln number four [4] north of rance number ten pOl wort. Barry countr. M iohlcan. Uxmo w eat four . Disorders of the Kidneys. Lraues affecting there organs whether lb er becittoiiK. oontaiains tlx teen IK] rode of land. •action num­ north K •ted into tbe email of the beck at bed the rune toe wen linear said to a went parallel with aato kiddo* uf Marti. A. 1). 1*77, at on* o*eloel i the afternoon, that being between the hour o 11” • “*"SIM i'&STf'X!?’ Pat-L Hastings. Jan. 16th. K7. . Al'Uniee. Jan, iyu SWKnHS KSJftKSSSnifiKX Default hayiaa beeu mode in the ooadilinaa of a Doctwuml certain indenture of tnortcase made and executed on the eiabloeath day ot Aumt in the year of SAfeE ON EXECUTION. °n1 hundred aad eeventy. Srara or Mtauota. County of Barry, l>7 Will lam J. WfnUre of Hope. Barry county, and etatoof Michigan, in favor of Fraacii Holden of virtue of an execution iaaaed out of and ut the townahlp of Pralrtoville. county and etata •• W" of taortsacee oa pace SB. which raid mortgac« waa <ivet> to »e<mro the payment of the ran of rix hundred ami clchty-cix dollar* and fittrthree cenU. (IC8dA3). two yeare from the date of the aaid indenture of noeUtare, with Interoet at tbe roteoftenao) per ecot p«r annum. And there 11 now claimed to be doe on raid indenture of mortr»«e the ram of ten hundred aod ten do 1 tare Sisms noralter proaeadln* at law or in equity haviaa bean InrtltutMi to reeover the amount due nn raid tho heirs at law of (aid deeeaaad.a boxofPiUa andOinit KW, knowing It matters not buW good tbe feed ia - if the tendsrest hay and roots are added, making an approach to summer feed ; nor how clean the milk is kept, tbe moat per­ I amount duo on aald mortAltorncv FoeandalFoth- fect milk if set beyond three days will be hart. The writer of this has filled the Teesel, leaving barely apace enough for a cloth to be stretched over without touching the milk, and a snug lid put on, keeping the air out, but all to no purpose. So in the purest air, in all tho temperatures, it is the same. UNDERTAKING SALE ON EXECUTION. . DISSOLUTION NOTICEof Hastings. County of Barry and State of Mtc The west half (KJ of tha north wart quarter (Jfl E^.i GRAND RAPIDS, Dated. Hretiasg. Jan. H? Ifr;. $ ' nL Hord j /«Xe/ro^roxnrc<D;- ____ ' STEBBINS BROS. xx!3tf 1 SUSMOdt 9. «r O^L tuT WW •i1 rif l**TTlrTnV'*T*V> 02 MONROE ST. ItoXT DOOR TO J. K-bIS-4 I Bcmbx. I peryon la mid peti Thereupon n ii o The Electric Balm will be used only Hastings, July 28th, 1876. REMOVAL John Konslr,' £'roaeod rreeeina there1! to roll oo< NctTho^EN. Being a business that needs a great deal of experience, After many yean in the business, can truly »y that they can do better work, and rive better satisfaction than any other firm in thia aection. W. H. Stebbins, tbe senior member, with tbe experience of a lifetime, will always gvrt hfe peraoaal at­ tention to this part of their extensiue bu.«ines«. Hearne and lotci furnished when re- tesiUsai � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-02-22.pdf 42a10568033ddb098e507eaa787e323e PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 86. The?ejni-Weeklj|hBpbblicaji Baw GEO. M. DEWEY AXD HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY FEBRUARY 22,1877.', New Advartiaementa. THE WIFE'S REVERIE. GOOD NEWS TO THE PUBLIC! Seribw't Mautklf. PUBLISHER. Dare *a forffu thoee sorrows Byre. ■la of Stole Street. H BI tiara. Barry i Swift on the War Path with a u«A and well selected / SUBSCRIPTION: STOCK OF GROCERIES i:a t£s of ad vertisinq. Of every description. I would beg leave to inform my old customers and the To him. by simply levins more! or Leos of Xuapariel Type considered PEOPLE OF BARKY COUNTY . Bel noacht l» oars which went before: that I have again embarked in Hta *onl to mine. O Heart I 0 Heart! What can we do?] IThis hwrteth tore. Tse Grocery Business «di From St. XHiolaa fer March. LUCK AND LABOR. FMOHU, AND i | I J OLD STAND on Jefferson Street THIS PAPER BtaZ* The above goods have been selected with great care and will be sold at prices that Wishinc. wishinr ell the day -. I I I । I I ‘ | DEFY COMPETITION rell-lllled trer. Call soon and examine my -stock ai prices. , J.H- SUTTON. Marble Works. PHIL. W. MIS KERN, CIRCUIT COURT COMMIFSIOXBR. Harting iud M ■diilevillr. Will be at tbe oSee of Harvey F. S. BOWEN, C-naty Snrktyor, Deputy Sheriff Bud General i onr«.»:.n-»r. clfiea in the Court Home. Ha.Unw. JHch.______________________ . CENTRAL HOUSE. 11A.<TIX<;». MICH. L. E. STAVFfER. Prop. Hirinz'.eMed the Central- Houie oppoeito my M bu«u>e». with more room and boUer tonitovlatloniTl rhall i trieu !• un;l a> minr new pawaojwill favor me WINSLOWS STEAM MARBLE WORKS A f. Kalamazoo- Mich Sweet’s H°Tel> Monuments of the best American and Imported Marble, Tablet* and Headstones of all ’description made to order on short notice notice, also Granite Monuments of th# various patterns supplied to customers. first <!«<«. HOARD AN» ROOM. 32.60 PER DAY. Having steam power and improved ma.iioer, for.M»dii>s, high po&hmg «ta euuiog qZrtieo, . chJ"P7 ud tauer tb»u lbwe «ho work by hand. DENTIST Nashville, ■ Michinaa. ff- J. Carriane, -Sinn and Oraafflental xsiS3mO Pensions. P Al N TER ib6<5, At A. M. Rock’s Carriage Shop Jefferson St., Hastinos, Mich American and Foreign I>l~to, Dr. J. B. LaSure’s Ad. HEAD! READ! READ! Special Medical Annonrrnemant ■/o.V Comfort and Happiness O”r.“S. ‘KSSMiTsS IntBrfBTBy, C—Bulls In pblato Bounty Load Warranto- S'j3»“c?lso?B^mnyi^<i TheM were isBUcd under Sick and Afflicted t OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. 'united Stoiee General Uad 0®ce- DR. J. B- LaSTTRE .th he will be «»■ cojtsultanoma. -w । I | I | S JtAND RAPID.*............................... - MICB LTOX A FICKEAXMG. Proprtetwrw. TWO VALENTINES Areare of Pay **4 Bounty In a comfortably furnished room in a large New York boarding-house sat two young men. A bright fire glowed in the grate, wcl!-cl<oscn eucraviogs adorned the walla, and a bright light was diffused about the room from an Argand burner. Let roe introduce the occupants of the apartment ns Tom Stacey and John Wilbur, young men of twenty-five or thereabouta, who were known in business circles as Stacey & Wilbur, retail dry goods dealcr8i 5o.—m- Broadway. They had not been in busiucM long, but were already doing unusually well. They had taken apartments together, one of which is now presented to the reader. j “Has it occnrcd to you, Wilbur ’ asked his partner, removing his cigar, and knock­ ing away the ashes, “that to-morrow »St. Valentine’s Day." “Yes; 1 thought of it this afternoon, as I was walking up from the store. “So did I; and to some purpose, too, as I will show you.” Tom Stacey went to a drawer, and drew out a gorgeous valentine—an elaborate combination of hearts, doves, etc. "What do yon tbink I gave for that ? he inquired. "I don’t know. I'm sure. It appears to be very elegant." • "It edit me ten dollars. “W2wl” whistled Wilbur. "It *tnk« B0 you arc either very exlreragant or very devoted- May I know what Cur damsel u to be made glad by the receipt of this1 P,P*r . . ., “From St. 5 alontine, “Heaven be praised I" said she folding her hands gratefully. “The sum will en­ able me ’ to cany out the plan I hid had in Eight years have passed away. Eight years with their light* and shadows, their joys and sorrows. They brought with them the merry voice* of children—they brought with them new-made graves happinesi to some and grief to others. Towards the last they brought the great commercial crisii of '57, when houses that seemed built upon a rock tottered to their fall. Do not many remember that time all too well, when merchant*, with anxious faces, ran from one to another to solicit help, and met only averted faces and dis­ trustful looks? And how was it in that time of universal famine with our friends —Stacey A Wilbur. Up to 1857 they had been doing an ex­ cellent business. They had gradually en­ larged the sphere of their operations, and were rapidly growing rich when this crash came. They immediately took in sail. Both were prudent, and both felt that this was the time when this quality was urgenly Tbmo I ,bb <ta> I tad needed. By great efforts they had succedcd in keeping up till tho 14th of February, 1858. On that morning a note of two thousand dollars became due. This was tbeir last peril. That surmounted, they would be peril. Th t’ y’ez to g0 on with assured confidence. r>... But ■this alas I this was tho rock on which they bad tho moat apprehension They had taxed tbeir resources to the utmoot, They had called upon’ their friends, but th«r friends were employed in taking care of themaolvcs, and the self­ i*h policy was tho one required then. “Look out for number one," superseded the golden rule for tho time being. As 1 have said, two thousand dollars were due on the 14th day of February. -How much have you got toward it ?” uked Wilbur, as Staoey.came in at half' WHOLE oo potantrl. EH-1 dently he was a special messenger. It was opened*at once by Mr. WHbur, to whom it was directed. It contained these few word* only : “If Mr. John Wilbur will call immedi­ ately nt No. — Fifth Avenuo, he will learn something to hi* great advantage." There waa no signature. John Wilbur read it with surprise, and passed it to hi* partner. “What does it mean, do you think ?” “I don't know," was the reply, “but I advise you to go at onoe.". “It seems to be in a feminine hand­ writing," said Wilbur thoughtfully. , “Ye*. Don't you kn*>w a lady on Fifth 2028, OUR NEW YORK LETTER, 1 O'Mahoney's Funeral—Raid Upon Cajiada—Speculating in Benevolence— Political — Lent — Labor—Business Wall StreeftRdigion. N«w Yobk, Fob. IPth, 1877. THX FUNmAL OF o’xiAnONXY. Men go out of inght very soon. Twelve years ago, Col. John O'Mahoney filled the newspapers, which is the modern trump of fame, and hi* name was on the Ups of men. Hi- b .d been a patriot in Ireland, had bearded tho British Lion in his den, had ‘‘Well, it ia worth -noticing. We met emigrated to this country, and organizod with so little to our advantage? lately, that the Fenian movement, “and was it* ac­ it will be n refreshing variety." knowledged head. He.had gorgeous quar­ • In five minuit* John Wilbur jumped into ahorse car, and was on his way to ters. a “Mtff," and all the ribs of a great warlike enterprise. Be had everything, No. — Fifth Avenue. He walked up to the door of a magnif­ in fact, neocMary to conquer, the indepen­ icat brown stone house, and rang the dence of Ireland, except men and arms, bell. He was instantly admitted and . and some other trifiu But they had a shown into the drawing-room superbly good time of it. While the servant girls furnished. laborers contributed, and when Uw He did not have to wait long. An ele- and 1 gsntly dressed young lady, scarcely thirty, iregular Irish quarrel came, O’Mahoney entered, and bowing said. You do not subsided. , As ho was an boncst man who remember me, Mr. Wilbur ?" actually believed in the possibility of mil- • “No, n.adam," he said, in perplexity. ' itary operations against England, he wont "Wo will waive that, then, and proceed 1 to business. Mow hu your house born out < poor and he has lived in poverty and the enols in which so many of our large (obscurity ever since. Bis death last week firms have gone down ?" , was the first that had been heard of him John Wilbur smiled bitterly. “We hare struggled successfully until for *omc time. The Irish gave the dead “ hero." an immense furrcraL AD tho so­ to-day," he answered, ‘but tbe end has ' come. Unices we can raise a certain sum cieties < turned out io regalia, and every of money by two o'clock, we are rnined." 'Iruhman in the viiy got out his plug hat “What tun! will save you ?" was the , from the box where it had rested since lady,a question. ’ St Patrick's day, and the city was ■'The note due » two thousand dollars. last ' with them. His body is to be taken toward this wo hove but three hundred olive i and seventy-fiivc.” “Excuse me a moment," said the bos-. ,of the Irish, wouliUanybody suppose that teas. She left the room but quiclrfy. re« ' human credulity could go so far as to con­ turned. • “There," said she. handing a small slip tribute moucy for another of paper to John Wilbur, “is my check RAID UPOM CANADA. for two thousand dollars. You can repay O'Donovan Rows, who was an Irish it at your convenience. If yon should re­ “Haro,” Is also receiving contribution* of quire more, come to mo again." "Mfulain you have saved ua." cried any sums that servant girls and simpleWilbur. “What can have inspired in you minded laborers choose to give, to form a such a benevolent interest in our prosper­ “Skirmishing Fond." Bo propose* to or­ ganise a regiment of skirmishers to annoy ity?" ’ "Do you remember, Mr. Wilbur," said the rear of the British Lion in Canada the lady, “a certain'valentine containing a while other “heroes" attack him in from len dollar note, which you sent to a young on tho old sod. . All this to occur as soon girl occupying an attic room of your lodg­ as Europe gets into a general war, which will take the attention of England. Tbe ing house about eight years since ?" "I do distinctly. I hare often wondered averago Irishman is a queer institution. what became of the young girl. I think The raou in America, may be properly divided up into dupes and dupers. The her name was Helen Morri*." “She stands before you," was tho quiet moment a speck of war appears upon any horiion, tho "leaders” immediately response. “You, Helen Morris 1" exblaimea Wil­ issue a proclamation, annouming that bur, starting back in amazement. "You "Ireland’a opportunity” is at last litre, and that all that u needed to secure Irish ini surrounded by 1 Aury !" “No wonder you »re frurprijed. Life has dependence i*—money. Any sum will be strange contrasts. The money which you received, and from any source. Tho ser­ sent me seemed to come from God. I was vant girls and laborers take a liberal share on the brink of despair. With it I put from their scant earnings, and give it to my wardrobe in repair, and made applica­ tho beats, who collect all that is possible, tion for the post of companion to a wealthy and then let the thing die. One would lady.' I fortunately obtained it. I'had suppose that after a doxen .or two such been with her but two years when>-«en- experiences the people would know better, llcman in her circle, immenselyt wealthy, ■tout they don't. The innocent* are always offered mo his hand in mama'ge. I re­ ready to be sheared, and there arc always teemed him.' Be was satisfied with that. “leaders" to shear them. The coutribu- . I married him. A year since he died, leav­ tions to 'O'Rossa’s skirmishing fund, as ing me his immense fortune. You ace I absurd as it is, fills columns in tho Irish have never fonrottan you, having accident­ newspapers. ally learned that my timely succor camo from you. I resolved, that if ever fortune pul it in my power, I would befriend you element missive ?" . as you had befriended me. The time has “That is my secret," »»id Tom laughing. cone. I have paid tho first installment of “I don’t mind’ telling you, however. It*' my debt. Helen Eustace remembers the ™ io Edith Ctalewn.” obligations of Helen Morris.” “I presume you feel particularly interJohn Wilbur advanced, and respectfully * I’*'"”— • ~ , f .-.I m L. the young t-iinnir lady. Indv. ' , reted took her hand. "You have nobly repaid ••Not atoll But I told her I. would me," ho said. Will you also award me tho •end her a valentine, rf la vmla. bhan t’ privilege of occasainually calling upon vou conform to the custom of the day ? you ?" • "I had not thought of H, John,’ “I shall be moat happy,” said Mrs. thoughtfully, “but I bebere I will. Eustace, cordially. “And what fair lady shall you select as' Juhn took a hurried leave, and returned to hi* store as Che dock struck one. He th“^u nunember the poor seamsuess who ’ showed his delighted partner tho chock an attic in the house ? , which he had just received: “I haven't •'Y'es; I have met her on tbe steps two time to explain,’* he said, “thia must be wf- ir.ta--r.kMa.ub. cashed at once." , Two o'clock came and tho firm was sav­ her. I think I w»H *n<l ^lcr B en' ed—saved from their last peril. Henoo■‘Three hundred and sevenCy-flive dol- forth they met with nothing but proaper ^And what good do you think it will Jo ous gales. bn," wm tho dispirited reply. k-r ?” asked Stacey in surprise. What more? “Wat that all you could raise ? asked "Wait till you ace what kind of a val­ his partner, turning pale. “Are you sure Helen Eustace ha* again changed her entine 1 will send. , , , , taL-■ ywi IboagUor t" ___ name. She is now Helen Wdbor, and J ..r 1____ I.—. Mrv unr T tm fn-rmd her husband now lives at No. —, Fifth a aheet of paper, drew from his po_r Avenue. teotonnaio a ten dollar bill, wrapped :t m And all this camo of a valentine. the paper on which he had previously JriuZ "From St. Valentine," and placed bar, with • gtana, n»igo«ri<». Michael Grace u happy, and why “I suppose it mart. W.. ___ __ ___ K-l.k OOA n>. M wtak - ,<—. -><« 1 ’““r. “ ■■You OSes st It was lively enough for those who sat by comfortable fires and dined at luxurious table*; but to tho poor who shared none of these advantages it was indeed a bitter day. In tn attic room, meanly furnished sat a ybung girl, pale and thin. She was cowering over a scanty wood fire—the best she could afford—which heated th room very insufficiently. Sbcwns sowing stead* ily, shivering from time to time as the cold blast shook the windows and found ita wav to the crevices. Poor child 1 Life had a very black as­ pect for her on that witytry day. She was •lone in tbe world. There was abnelutely no one on whom she-would call for assist­ ance, though she needed it sorely enough. Tho thought came to her more thon once in her discomfort: “I* it worth while liviajf any longer ?" ’But ’ ’_____ ’" 2 from 1. _ she-recoiled the sin of suicide. She might starve to death, but she would not take the life God had given her. Plunged in gloomy thought, she con­ tinued to work. All at once o stop was heard ascending’the stair-cauo which'led to her room. Then there was a knock on the door. She arose in some snrpri.se and op­ ened it, thinking it must Be the landlady or one of the servants. She was right. It was a servant. “Here’s a letter for you which the post boy has just brought, Miss Morris." "A lettar for me I" repeated Belen Morris, in hurpriee, taking it from the servant's hand. “Who can have written to me ?" “Maybe ita u valentcne, Miss." said the girl, laughing. "You know this isValcntinfs day. More by token, I've got two myself this morning’ One's a karakter (caricature?) u> mistrcs* calls it. Just look at it." Bridget displayed a highly embcliahed pictorial representation- of a female hard at work at the wash tub, the cast of beauty being decidedly Hibernian. ' Helen Morris laughed absently, but did not open berlettcr while Bridget remained —a little to the disappointment of that curious damsel. Helen slowly opened thelcttcr. A bank­ note for ten dollar* dropped from it to the floor. She eagerly read the few words on the b, > bo,. TROUBLE XN TUX BENKVOLKNT SOCItTIIta. It is too bad thakone can't {pre a dollar with any certainty that it will reach tbe people intended to be benefitted. The benevolent societies of tho city are under­ going examination, and a vast amount of rottenness has been developed. One in­ stitution for abeltaring diitrcascd women was found to be * purely private specula­ tion of two enterprising young men, and had no shelter or anything else, and who were collecting a great deal of money from the charitable. They lud the suMiae which "dtvriea” Were doubtleaa allowed, and altogether it wm as rotten as Tam- The �,1 by Tuesday and elect an Elector if nscos- irn on tbe a purpoa**. being very liberal in tho giving ofplaces, r the sake of conciliating them and hadg their bruises. The action of the ■■Mniaaisu meets with approval from tho The ^i-hakij hepiihlicaji fcapper: Hastings, Mich., Feb. 22 1877. sary. Tbe expense would bo paid. “ See proceedings in other States telegraphed ; you. Consult Governor and Houston Answer. [No signature ] Lent is on us, and fashionable New .York mortifies the flash I for forty days. During that time the fashionable woman , And still our Platform. Wednesday; telegraph me Salem, will not fall “doctrinal." , worldlincss nit they diatinguiab themselves. [The goodnatured Bishop generally gives all who am tell a white lie a dispensation to eat meat, but those too conscientious to ask it manage to drag out a huucry and mortify­ ing existence on soups, fish, eggs, and a thousand other preparations. Potted and “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.” RKPUBIJCA3 STATE CONTENTION. lion, they manage very well Nursing mothers are allowed meat to give them strength, and so every mother whoee child on« additional dcltis nourished by a wet nurse escapes the 300 rolaa: but each orJad to afloat on* d«lprohibition and indulges in steaks and roasts ts usual. She probably eats meat to give the 'none strength. Lent is a S. D. BINGHAM. Chairman. cood thing for tbe fashionable woman. After a season’s hard dancing and theatre­ going it is well to have forty days of cjuiet, in which to meditate upon her nns, kkpvbxJcan covntt contention. and decide on what she shall get for her spring clothes, and see that they are prop- »S5uXS7SZi,iI.i»n. quiet card parties in the evening. The itlod to four City of Boatrervicas in the swell churches make a very good substitute for the opera, especially as only opera singers are employed in the DntodHAffiMnfi'rtvwr ft. UT7. choirs. Fashionable religion is a very aatufactory thing. The yoke is made very THE OREGON SHAME. There are fifty thousand men in tbe city of New York onl of work, with every prospect of remaining so till spring opens There was but littlo building last summer, and them has been none doing this winter, and in all the mechanical parsuita stagna­ tion has been tbe rule. Everybody wears their boots and clothe* a month or two longer thon they did, and nobody buys anything in the shape of furniture or fttrnishing who can possibly avoid it, and consequently a heavy per cent of those formerly employed in these pursuits are sitting still, and many of them starving. You can get men by the hundred for 80 cents a day, and strong men are willing to take office boys’ places at |4 a week. The wages that arc paid are fearfully small. A car-driver, exposed to rain and frost, stand­ S' on his feet from five in the morning ten or eleven at night gets 11.80 a day. “It's hard tima,” said one to me; “but what are you going to do? if I should quit there would be a thousand applying for the place in an hour. I’m glad to get even that'' And women! why, an ad­ vertisement for a woman to do anything, world was netinar Vier Political Notes. There is only one thing connected with the last campaign tho Democratic House doc* not want to investigate, and that is Mr. Tilden’s income tax matters. The Greeubockeni are being paid for die services they rendered the Democratic party in Indiana last fall, by the appoint­ ment of their leaders to office by Blue Jeens Williams. Since tho Democratic House voted to give Mr. Frost’s scat to Judge Abbott, it* members ought not to bo in unseemly haste to accuse the Electoral Commission of in­ ability to rise above party considerations. The Post Office Department doe* not poy^ho expense of running it in twvntyuioe out of the thirty-eight States in the Union. Four of tho State* in which ‘it , . ,frk -■ - SUCCESS —is rot­ Teat of JMCeirlt. HoweA has a nd-ribben brigade jf 180^ At Detroit there m 947 members o Feb. 12. an easterly wind drove the ice out of the harbor at Grand Haven, and the steamers Amaxon and Minneapolis left for Milwaukee. The Bcform Club in Grand -Rajnds now Samuel J. Tilden believes that sunny has more than GOO members, and is grow. Florid* ie not rightly named, for it han । ing rapidly and steadily. It promises to proved to him a land of storms and be the largest club ever formed in that squalls. city. The Allegan Joumat propose the A biD has been drafted to meet subManname of Judge Cooley for Justice of the tiaily^Prcsidcnt Grant's recommendation Supreme Court; General Pritchard of for tho resumption of specie payments. Senator Booth made no’able speech in the Senate recently in opposition to the scheme* of the Pacific railway lobbyists. ••“• name of Vinland were, forgotten. Lurope . «f eunh a country or sudh • Clover seed is worth $9.00 f*r_.bu*W. ___ - Ban Francisco, D®c, 6. the red«dbo« brigade. Hon. Joku 11. Kelly. Tbo eight deposit­ 109 finight cm* pemed over tbe C. & ed this morning ss directed. Let do technicality prevent winning. L. H. R. R-, ene day recently. Use your discretion. [No signature.] Navigation b open on the St. Clair River from Msrine Gtyto Port Huron. New 1’okx, Dxc. 3. Tbe State Legislature has declared that Hon. damn H. Kello: Telegraph Hem lock go ahead; you shall be reimbuned; cousins cannot marry, a HU to this affect j_____ ___ - - progress, being poued. do not a.n. foil; _ii all <important; advise [No signature.] Allen Payne’s house at Flint was burned tho night of the 16th. Lorn 62,000. In­ Sa lxm, Onxuox. Dio. 5. cendiarism. IF. T. Pelton, 15 Germaney Park, N. Y.: P. B. Colman, of Kalamazoo, received Can't you deposit the eight, Charles Demond, subject tbe order Ladd & Bush. the prize at the late contest, between Salem can't get money here; must hare it Kalamazoo, Albion and Hillsdale colleges. tjueatiou settled. tad there rill be ______ This is accom9g all high colors in ____ ___________ refusing to dance, and letting parties severely alone. They hu­ miliate themselves in dark velvets at $15 a yard, and black lace to match; and in that humble garb—dark colored, mind H.R. Steven’s Column, State Affair*- norm •uuu; ... —-------------The third division is tto Colonial Period, which is treated wlA signal ability. The planting of the ireteSed/'beknucs and the of the Constitution, whioh tutors ua into the mended. Unprecedented Merit. Tbe author evidently knows no all are included in his catholic liberality and Itudir-d by every cltiacn. Tho spirit in wbicy the author wrote ahtare forth in the following ••The idea that the United St-Oaa are one na­ tion, and not thirty-right nallaaa » cardinal doctrine of a aound political Crith. Stare pride and sectional attachmotrtS are nat­ ural paarions in the human breast, and are so near akin to patriotism as to bo distinguished But there is a nobler love of country—A pat­ riotism that rises above all places and sections, that knows no County, no Blate, no North, no South, but only native land; that claims no Allegan, and L. J. Bates, of Detroit, for mountain slope, that clings to no river hank; * rrnlall«« Sold. mcrly of this eity for Regents of the Uni­ that worships no range of hills; but lifts the GRIIAT BUfjD aspiring eye to a continent redeemed from versity. barbarism br common sacrifices and made sa­ The lumber cut of Michigan for 1876 cred by thl shedding of kindred blood. Sueh was 2,342,200,000 feet. The grand toul for Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and the Missiasippi rivefahowa a cut of4,200,789,OOp feet, which ia 108,000,000 more greater satisfaction, and wa are confident that than the cut ef 1875. The lumber on those who procure thia valuable book will hand Jan. 1, 1877, is placed at 1,246,­ unite with us in saying that it is altogether the aediea for this complaint. Muds relief as from tba 651,647 feet, of which 608,651,640 was in Michigan. The lath cut of 1876 in Michigan waa 373,941.649, and the and UhtstreiioM are of the highest charterer: I tekawKi amount on hand Jan. 1 was 59,217,350. the letterprew is superb; the bindingeubstan- eo®F " The shingle cut of Michigan for 1876 was Hal and elegant; and tho price so reasonable : z Reliable evidence. 1,474,075,000, and the amount on hand as to bo within the reach of every family. Ma. H. Jan. 1 waa 62,262,750. Grand Encampment of I. 0. O. dreadful A TIMELY BOOK. Frotn tho Grand Rapids Daily taylr we clip the following notice of the doings of tho History of the Vailed States from the Aborig­ inal 'times to the present day. By John Clark Ridpath. A. M. .Professor of HWory Independonl Ordw;, of Odd Frilowe. and Bellea-Lettera, Indiana Asbury Univer aity. 670 pp. Boyal Octavo. Illustrated with maps, charts, portraits and diagrams. ' Sold only by subaeription. l*riee M-00. of Michigan Odd Fellows began at Owoaao. _• ”__ .__ ____ 1-1_ j____l _ _ fe _rt— Joum brothers & Co.. Cincinnati, Philadel- Tilden** “ Reform ” Theories — Hi* makes more money than it spends are Disgraceful Practices — How he New England. Purchased the Oregon Vote—Ciph­ It is asserted that the decision of er Dispatches Disciphered. Judge Bradley in the Florid* case was thoroughly upon all that pertains to tho hisbased upon the unrevereed mandate of tho On tho 14th inst., the Senate Com­ Supreme Court delivered by die late mittee on Privileges and Elections, were Chief Justice Chase, dedaring tbe acta of occupied with the examination of Allred a de facto official although ineligible, pcrB. Hinman and A. W. Shaw of Detroit, History and Bells . who have had buaincm tranaactiona with fcctly^ralid. bury University. Those who have been under the impres­ J. H. N. Patrick of Omaha. Nebraska, sion that J udgo Bradley has tho final and and who have communicated with him by telegraph in cipher for yeara paat. The deciding vote in tho Electoral Commission the work from toeing hio name on thvititle tacuca and drill were reported upon by a coamiiteoappcdntcduthe test annual saaiaa. • one by majority in fovor of fonoadon m beau of other by minority (Bepreeentrtire Baldrey of this eily) in hvor of formation on ^Appreciation. HOMS B! a a nuca KHM IMS. V^ta. > Mi by in Ih^o, consider and TSE ESEHY OF BISEASEI ficers were elected and installed as followa : key to the cipher uwd by them is “ the should remember that the roll is always G." P-. Geo. H. Shearer, Bay Oily. G. H, Tho brilliant style, the evidence of earefol re­ The first and last household English dictionary," and by called alphabetically. G. 8., £. H. search, the power of illustration and eon den. P.. Norman Bailey, Hostings. Whitnev, Lansing. G. T.. R. Hv Morrison. Abbott and TO MAM AND BEAST i the aid of this key the following transla* men are Democrats, vix: Sturgis. G. J. W_. A. M. Harris, Detroit. G. la tkaGrand OM tion of. the cipher dispatches relative to Thurman. Bradley is tho third man called. R. to G. L. U. 8.. 0- W. Oviatt, Naw Bufialo. Tho Grand Body adjourned afters late ses ­ tic Oregon electoral com was made out: There is a pleasant story told of Goy. sion Thursday night to meet in thia city in Hayes in tbe days when he was a junior February, 1B78. Saginaw afid Detroit strove Pout tout d, Nov. 28. JF. 1. Pelton, 15 Gramercy Park, N. F. at Kenyon College. It was in an econom­ ^'Certificate will be issued to one Demo­ ical year, not long after tho panic of *37. crat ; must purchase Republican elector to STOOD THE TEST OF Do not f call and settle that note WHICH H and young Hayes, when the junior exhi­ recognise and act with Democrat, and se­ delay. J. Russell. 40 YEARS. or account cure vote and prevent trouble. Deposit bition was held, persuaded all the mem­ THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL feb!5w4. $10,000 to my credit with Kountx Bros., bers of the cImj to dress themselves in a ophy. which rondara it unique ao the prednoNOT HEAL NO LAMENESS IT swera by noon of the day it anpears. The Wall street Answer. uniform of blue Jeans. Gloves and Mittens less than cost to WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHES, NO charities are overburdened and private in­ J. H. N. PATRICK. ctaae out J. RufiaxLU febl5w4 PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ dividuals are beset. The professional men­ The Covrier-Jovmal submits its case I fully indorse this. MAN BODY, OR THE BODY OF A dicant, with a thousand (different dodges, The *^lron"Tr*i1.” to tho Commission and “will acquiesce io 1 * JAS. K. KELLY. HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ takes away a large part of what the hon­ its judgment in good faith." The Ricb- prominenl mon. each summary giving ua IMALS, THAT DOES NOT YIELD est poor ought to have, and so. half fed. A spicy sketch descriptive of a trip oTer TO-ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ mond H’Aiy since the Florida decision Portland, Nov. 30. and not clothed at all, they exist somehow tbs Atchison Topeka and SantaFe Railroad ■ TLE OOSTING 2Sc . 50a, or »1.00. F. T. Pelton, 15 Grtrmerty Park, N. F.r says that “it shall continue to bo satisfied lained from a volume of tho ordinary distor. and of tbe beauties, scenery and pleasure HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF Governor all right without reward ; will that tho Electoral bill became a law." Tbe resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nym English language, a finer summary than this: Crinkle,’’the musical and dramatic critic a human eing and restor BUSINESS The Republicans threaten if a certifiaate prominent Northern Democratic journals ed TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS of the New York World, rent free oo pa- MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. Begin. to show a slight improvement. is Issued to ignore the Democrat claim and do not meet-die decision in so good spirit plication, together with tho SanJnanGnide, There are a great many merchants in the fill tbe vacancy, thus defeat the action of xx45xl Senator Ferry, President pro tempore of maps and time tobies of this new and pop ­ city from the South and West, and they the Governor. One elector must be made are buying more liberally than for some to recognize the Democrat to secure a ma­ the Senate, has received from Montana a HoUanti; a travallar in Fraaee. Italy and ular route from Kansas Cityand Atehbon to Pueblo, Denver and all pointe in Colo ­ Egypt; again a ooldiar in Hnnfsry. ’ aiplurad jority. Have employed three lawyers; feather over two feot long from a black eaeditor only Republican paper ss one ; law­ ffle, fie sender saying ho wanted him to I by the Tarki and sold as a akvr, ant from rado, New Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman yers’ fee $3,000; will take $5,000 for Re. certify to tbe election of tbe President publican elector, must raise money; can’t with it.and asking him if Haya h counted make fee contingent. Sail Saturday; Kel­ without change. Address ly and Billinger will act. Communicate in, to use the quill part, and in case TilT. J. AXDKUON, with them. Must act prompt. don is counted in to use tho father end. [No signature.] Ssnator Morrill made an excellent pen of Jan 4 ’76 U Topeka. Kan. the quill, which will be used before many -. John Smith Coffve,, Sugar and Ucd cords nt Portland, Dec. 2. days to record the election of Hayes. tho Wall Street man in Ute early F. T. Pelton, 15 Gramercy Park, N. F.' febltf Smith. Houle & Pmcvton’h. Mr Bedfield, writing to tho Cincinnati Impossible to convene Legislature. P. A good stock of 'Tlaunrin and Omm. The work it divided into historical pored* left before telegraph arrived. Can't draw Commercial from Tennessee, about the meres at bottom prices. J. Russell. the 8. Deposit Charles Diamond, 114 debt of that State, says: , ; febl5w4. Liberty street, to order Bush & Ladd, Sa­ THE FOE OF PAIN MUSTANG LINIMENT, B , ­ PENSIONS lem. Must have it Monday. Can’t uu. derstand, laughable Everett House, last Call and eee o'er Ws febltf Smith, Ho«i,rtPM>Toi6, It is an outrage that all tbe citizens of tbe k. for P._ State should b^ brought into discrace, but I fear the debt-peymg portion are in a minority. If the heldera of the State’s PoUTto'tKD, Die. 3. ’. T. Pelton, 15 Gramerey . 'ork, H. Y.: P. will be st Grand Hotel, San Francb- UNDERTAKING of experience, D‘w CARBOLIC OIL LINIMENT would reduce the debt to about 113,000. ay in^ridual responsibility, in trust; aedrire .v, sth ■ and Ulcere. Ytmu, Nov. 29. LuOrdsr • renown uf -J! ■V �-WeaklyhBpbblicajiBajijier. Local 1 Jtaficeji Madison Dispensary, <U« ipiVS ADVERTISEMENTS. ___ > comr—Batata of Kliiabeth Manrtaa At th* Depot. _ m iha Loam All Demands Dus John Stanley The union meetings, which are now being and rtmaininc unpaid, will be placed in held alternately at the Methodist and Presby. the hand, of an attorney tor collection, in tcrian Churchee of this diy. are Uing largely thirty days from this date. Israel S, Boice, attended and are very interesting. They are conducted by Rev, Mr. Barlow of Ma«.n.' who Jamkm Ryan, January «:h, 1877. Assignee*. • well-chosen texts. Mr. Barlow has a pleas, xxi74tf ant, though earnest way of [epeeking, end Shot and Starch at handles his tubjecta in such a manner a, to leb’.tl Smith, HoqliA Pruyon'b. hold the closest attention of his hearers. The if lb' Township of Hastlaca, will th* Center oebool hour* on Mut- rutnoiittee. 8. J. BtuXLM.tr. Chalrmaa. All About the County. John Stanley hM tld® day axsigued to ! ua, for the benefit of hi. Wtora, ell hi. I P^rty «»1 eiitl personal, (oxcept meh “ “i by law, exempt) .nd wo have taken 1 po-tscMiott of the name, and will settle all demand, against him. ISRAEL S. Boice. James Ryan, , • . AHianecs. January Sth, 187". Th. good p^pfo of Hope are doing th.ir part in the temperance reform movement. A club has been formed at the Hendershott chool h ouoo, composed of some of the most nOueutial farmers and their families. Active in the work i. oU Grandma Hendershott with her children end her children', children gathered about her. Long may she live-to «et before them her noble example. uflho«ev*r»l wards oftfta city meet in eaneus. on ***** — : -MRS' To Creditor. The Captain he. many warm personrd among the boys, and will make hi. pre^nee felt among the reformer*. and are doing much pood. Many of the Irest men and women in Heelings heartily endtrve POSITIVELY CURED. luwptl.u, gH recidm baviurliiled. *tl<! Dm. H. mabt-awrat..mmit thartomach.and will tiroal * froth cjld In twenty-four hour*. Addrew C.*Pnmrx A Co.. 1032K.ee 8L. Phllmlelphte. n.mln. hl* paper. • xxrl7t4. stock or mMcta Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, T’yrups, spices, : Baking Powder, saleratus, starciV. soap, can-^— I tiles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold at 33O“JC,“3e,€>Ua 3F»3EtXCiSSa. child, and nuw five* thl» reelpofroeon rcaaipt 1only cftwoatomiw to pay expaniea. lierap nteu cura. C. M. RUNYAN. xxiGCtf liible Uanse, Legale. Commercial, the County of Harry, in tbeHtateof Ml*his*n. pnr■uanl to lievuMt and authority granted to ua on the Second day of October. A. b. ICT. by the Probaue Court of Barrs' County. Michigan, all of the citato, right, title arri ioleraat of the mid deeaacd nf.iuand working members. The Ladies'b\rislian As­ sociation are very materially aiding the cause, pen and pictures for the reading room, which is now in succeesfal operation and open daily in the club room. Da lot HaxUnrs. Yebraary 20, A. I). ItCH. • SI El’llEX S. I NGERaON. JACOBF VELTE. ----- -- CORN,, per buh el......... . OATS, per bushr) BUTTER. ptrlb...._._„.. EGGS, perdetac POTATOES.per bu.htL Liat of Patents. f«h22»8 PROBATE ORDER. ONIONS, per bushel. around here are improving It to the Remember lite temperance meeting in Union Hall ne^t Sunday evening. Many fine speakitiee fur doing firvl-cloa. job-work PORK..................... MBH PORK, per igsn for the week ending Feb. 20. 1877 and each dated Feb. 8, 1877. Furnished this paper by Cox & Cox. Solicitor* of Patents Washington. D. C. z «i:s « 10 •L2H CHICKENS, per lb CHEESE, per lb WOOL, per lb 8. Belles, trussed whiffietreeazOrion. W. Blackwood, water closet. Detroit. J. Clark, checue former for cider press. Pon­ tiac. t 11 AY. per ton............................ t 0081000 W. Gates, land roller, Hopkins Station. I DRIED PEACHES, paired, per lb------ft 15 f.r doing that find of work. j BEESWAX, pt rib...——-------! CRANBERRIES, par buihcl... you roeIf and myself in regard to a wrestling match. 1 would now say, to bring the thing to a focus, that, as 1 understand this you sent a verbal challenge to any man in this city, and as I lived here. I said. 1 had nerer turned my back on a friendly foe. and would not now; so I wrote you a note stating that 1 would match you at Hastings for sport and door money—best two in three. Your reply The physician pronounces it fever wae. that you would not have the contest there but would come to .Charlotte. My answer to Ceo. M. Savage & Co's Col. ■ ; . j there is nothing particularly terse data.. Stress ----------- - - - t ■ I will not enter the nng tor • v..-.-. -........ — -­ at Charlotte, on the 28lh of February. for door money. best two in threw takes the match.. CnAMLom I^nur Wxionr. tn tool way, 4 inniOTi. 12 Kantcr1* Block, Detroit. Miehiran «-Writs to them st ence-ffr O DOT & lANXY’S LIFE) M Arants wanted for the above and fnllnwlna new bonkr Ceatureof Go»tiel Work.’ ‘tloly Maa of Old/ami ’Women of the Centary. it. p. s. Tyler * co.. Detroit, mm. Coffee-Rio......... fiuxar—Flsn'terd H)4» Houiicue, President of the Jackson Temperance Reform Club was In town yeater' H« "(Wk in Jackson. The club numbers ircJ. Success to them. Church street next south of tbe grocery store •f Cole k tfbrritt, and should receive a fair •how «.f the public patronage. • .ION <■■>»'•«> “ W r’ln-1 '•? American Rulea of Wrestling. Crnna «. Mtxaa- -No. 1. White. DYE STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. • IMS PATENT MEDICINES Siu 47X4* Hasting*. Feb. 20, 1877. Drugs tind Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of WMK. MIRS, PITS, OILS, Lire Stock—Oniirtiry To J c. Fibmw, CitABLOTTX iJUMTWaiciiT: . •• —Poor......... J— Tb. .h.li..r» i. —-p'-1 >« — • b. fnri>ai, >F1S‘ I" wl,iefc “ 111 Drn.rf ™ .. tb. b«rt. I. tb.rlww. rrt. I .. . In tin.. «« Of all kinds in endless varieties. Wall Paper and Boot Blacking at febltf Smith. Hoolb 4 Preston s». We ask our .k.uu.. c.rt.r STAVES. STAVES o.. J- n. &»lor will b. “ MICHIGAN. HASTINGS. WARCLAIMS&^rfr": Cbarklte. Fab. Iftlh, 1877. bating bcr with many stripes. A six •p visit again to the City of the Straits J„ P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, DETROIT MARKET. time. which u in tax* up uw uuc shall do neither. City Drug Store! , wreetleyou. telling upon him. rjr. or sen rrnri a nunocv. HEW num.--. GEO. WOODS 4 CO, PebBshen, Cwbodgspwt. Mm- c*u»inx a cop, in mu •“ .... IlMtinc* Republican Banner, a nrwipaper printed and eirrulated in «*ld County of Barry, fur four eacceeaive w.ck« prarivu. to •al'l <tey of he«/in»l A truerepy.i CLEMENT SMITH. feb23w5 J udee of Probate. ' SHEEP PELTS--------------- -CALFSKINS, sresn.perlb. Fatun Mixes, Hastings: ‘ CALFSKINS, dry. per lb.... rth HONEY------------------------------------There has been considerable .aid by “ ----- ---------------- Owing to the absence of the Editor and for he: »< rightly mwui.lht inaugural ef Preri bis be I ,',(Up<wrjr AMUO'—---------------- ~-----GEO. WOODS i CO.. Cambridgeport, ’.TAnnwoaS I COS Washington St., Boston; 170 Mate fit., CMeacoi 10 Lwlgato Hill, UWen. 7 <. «* ® A card to Mixer. Dy the amount of *»p pails going out of thia h 9 Pre*eut. Clement Smith J ode* of Probata. In tbe matter of tbe estate of Elisabeth Max • TN ! DRIED PEACHES, unroartd. par lb— . DRIED APPLES, per lb—---------------| MAPLE SUGAR------------------------------- Aden**, UU i 11“""V ’"•? .n. a *. *.». ■ "" Tn,. S.® F~Htap,.w. —to.to .bi ....to -W‘'° to«.w.~«b> =“*" M«b....b >b.«l— .' 1"“'W ffedne»day next, cau go from Hartings and return for JI.20, and possibly for h slf fare. „a .tour u» b~rt; •< ex pericnee and sronderfal »ktU- Highest Market Price in Cash. NEW YORK MARKET Containing over 1,200 varieties VegoM5H Published. jenrra! complaint of high prices. It hex radueci from JJ.00 to J2.5O end J8.00 per day: «hM kmakes the tears gnnh to look al them. table and Flower seeds. Colored For Pipa fitares. delitered In Hastinis, Middleville. Plate*. Elegant wood-cuts of Vegeta orImiaiA st Central Home blea and Flowers. Handsomest Guide HT’Scnd for it. “8* Dr7?oU***<*■ DeCreit, M»<*- E D. WHITE, 25 15M T<mta all aw* and prwa*”■ tebl5w4 ___ __________ _ DH© - HaSTtsca. Mica.. Sept. 1 M7C. KH Si UN CanSnything hare happened lately that they have beard off *be Mollie Kimball and class on Tuesday sad LIVERPOOL MARKETS. ‘•aded. Mias Kimballhaa a data ol •hUdrer.. The manner ta which •SXaifWiS Dan Manee 4 Preston, iral the finu of Smith. Mance jld -out nnd m bo w going ted everybody now having ta will oil at once ana xxi68tr VICK ■ 8 lllutrited rnu4 Calat Miss Lucy J. Starr, of Prairieville, waa Um w4 >•'■> • Remember the place, nt J. S. RL/'J\*Y'»IIJV”S \ 1 Bootxand Shoe Store, Jefferson street. fvirf me a call. «. This great >nary In South ivelone to the the pledge, and the Hastings Reform club A good school is gu.ran- n J tut received ladies' and gent's linen i. dssm.ui!?jas.i’*vsi.fc. collars and cuffs in all the newest stylus. N rice Is her. by elven ib*t w. .hall »ell st feb!5w4 J. KcsseLl. ceawd. Public Auction to the Li»h*<t bidder, on Thurs­ day, th* tiUi tiny or April, A. U. 1M7T, at intiful weather Im: muchlongar? s h e of tbe National holidays—the . i-irv of Washington's birthday. 'MARBIAGt GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. Fur anything in the Dry Good. or no tion line go to J. Klsseli.'b. febI5w4 The Hall «»« densely , crowded, and many were competed to go awny for want of standing-room. Those e8unday un. is £uinj; for •■Charlotte Light t i eit week Wedn^t^ay. ixr*<>rxa“ir Soap and Crackers at . febltf Smith, Ilooi.c-dc Pruton’b. And still the wojrk of temperance reform ’ roes bravely on. The meeting held in Union ire worth in coin C. M. RUNYAN’S. I would respectfully announce Io the citiI zens of Hastings anri vicinity, tha.t I have a new and < Men’s and boys' mohair capa Icm than coat. f*)bl5w4 J. Rubsell. vnuren. ana we advise all who hare nut yet 1 had an opportunity of hearing him p» attend. | ever held in Hasting*. Wl.taa».„. ■tw �Rai I road NEW ADVERTISMENTS RAWING CLOVES dXXD. - Clorer that » designed for gathering the reed, should be on land where not ood year it should be mowed for hay, at j thftime of first Wow>ming. the second noon ns the heads turn brown, /jl may be cut with a mowing machine raked into small co kn, and dried by turning them j over several times, or a combined mowing and reaping machine may be used. Put on the platform, sharpen tbe knives well, and then with a good hand rake ^keep the wop oo the platform until there is enough .\t the next p—nng drop * bench at the partly dry, cock it and let the drying proThis plan obviates raking.and leaves the crop in better condition. Draw it on a dry day and thresh it at the proper time with a clover huller. When a mowing machine cannot be had, tie crop may be ler cannot be procured, let the hay become quite ripe, and if it has been wet, it will shell the better. I as I bear of its in a previous .irticlc treee all over the dmtroying thousani country, I would ties seem ftr be subj------, in all kinds of roil. There is no preventive, at least none that has yet been discovered that is generally admitted to bo sure. Last peasou I aaw the following recipe pablished, which was written by a noted hortieuituriat; and 1 think it worth a fair trial: “To one-half bushel of lime add six pounds of flour of sulphur, and mix Srith six gallons of hot water.” The lime is to be slaked before adding the sul­ phur and the mixture is to be applied to the trunks of the tre«, and the largest branebee with a brush while they are healthy. 'When the blight attacks the that disease since. I leftscreral branches, or trunks, so that if any should become diseased there .would bo enough left. The produce as WShortool ,Un. betwewi Chi«n«o and Grand • r ____ •__---------- 1 ~R DISTINCT ajrHir.&i'.-iwJt'f. ttiSWe" F&;, __ _______ .1___ Stcilane. H TRAINS GOING HOVTH 'fg aranou. I? ? m "“tnr 7 oo —r n?IE Station*. ft ft is ’15 ;s fen >» rs iw» ks MonhnU. Goins North-Day Expme. liraad Rapidj Mixed !»ily exc«pl Bunday.. Nithl Expirai dally except Eg_ _ _ _ SS5 g 77 3 K hi M 5 S 2”w I 6 S TRAINS GOING NORTH. PENSIONS ’<8 II naeinn.ci, r„.p....... tit |S jte isits _L’_ GOING WEST. A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS. ft 7 ?_ a j* As 1ft 1ft IV nra coUxi l-xwenpor* iff ■is s» >ae r.'’ Wttxn Sbw Machine Co.. Citwa- ?5j»SE=r A.'IO W SfflU*. flRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. MAY L_181«. S3 1° ” •- :? i?-: is Jacuu»--CUm connection! are mad* with kail (cienliflc Banner. Itnmrdlalo relief: it-eedr tad perfect eare*. A luooeeslal txperlrnee in irerXMXOeaM*. Allc-nntnunJcaU-.rucenSdcn- bIh R£= Good butter cannot bo made without ming a good milk-pan and cooler in warm weather. It ia not my design to advertise any man’s pans and coolers j^but in this case, so important to dairymen, I think I am doing them a great benefit by copying the following from the Rural New* Yorker • Tbe fact of the “Champion Milk-Pan and Coolers” made by Willard k Hattmond, Randolph, N. Y., having takenthe first premium at the N. Y., State Fair, and that they have 1,500 in use, brings them prominently before the dairy public. It is claimed by them that but one-fourth of the labor expended in the old method is required to manipulate the milk—an item that appeals with direct force to tbe far­ mer's wife. Moreover, that more milk is produced, and of an equal if not superior quality, which means increased home comforts, by realising a better price for the merchantable article to the extent of 15 per cent profit Tho pans and coolers are arranged fu acta of four single pans within one large waler pen, divided by partitions, permitting the water to circulate around one or all the pans, as the operator may elect. Tho set is arranged in a wood frame, is constructed of the best tin and painted on tho out side, so as to prevent rust. The circulation of the water ia constant and thorough. Many other points of exccllenoc poascased by these ingenious milknaxu and eoolera can be better appreciated by a personal inspection than by any writ­ ten description. ;s 10 U 1 44 Depot foot of Third itree'. Detroit- Trxlns Cbicaso time, and lea re depot oi follewi _ STRICTLY PRIVATE, few; I5OS$B lioxa r«ml»h»d. AddreM »• W. GRAPH lasTlTUTK, JantrriUe, WU. IB _______________________ QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. CHICAGO k. LAKE HURON H SjEt&t&.’fcV with atamp. HAY WARD A BRASS RAHM RiVIllOR. nt RellaMe Skirl Dm XUT AXD WEST. v TIME TABLE No. 8. $Bg$20E'.1S,,.,‘.-St.TKrE toaxd raoM , / RRASR RAPIM ASR RETROH Atlantic Kxpwa------- flME TABLE. jyvis’ TRAINS WEST. CARBOLIC OIL LINIMENT Disinfects, Fnrifie*, Bootba, mad Carta Rheumaihm anil Neuralgia. Instantly allys the pain of Burn,. . Heals the moet Obstinate Sores and Ulcers. Cures all Skin Disease, anil Eruptions. Is equally good .for Man and Animals. Cure* Wounds, Braises, rajas, and 'Aches. Will keep your Horsee and Stock in Order Charlotte. Furniture, Coffins Etc. FERRAND WILLIAMS & CO., wiMsl Detroit. Michigan. Mi ddJoTina MiddlvrHIe |1U> 1A10 I 7 43 Uaalhura ! IXU IIIJO 111 K^on'lUMd. UH I 1.10 i« TRAINS EAST. and be happy again. WIT NEV ER FAILS! Try it OnerW. AUuthl CMLJunctien A Gret Pitirti ir Prices! for Printers. Furniture, Milk Safes. □lUlliy. No ol cheap It ferier grodee J«X or mad HWffi DM. i ■ ■■ MANUFACTURERS, foHnenj-ol I^iudon. ling land X I SB JMMHOB MT., CHICAGO, n n. h>.v m.m*. »•__ ■- Keep It. Ssr SALISBURY & BROSSEAU EXCELSIOR DetroitAdvertnements. Dealers tn all kinds FURNITURE, GILLET & ’HALL’ njMslery Goods Brackets Frants, k. Where you wui find all kinds of Tie Greet Satai Ttowi&re. IDETEIOIT. FURNITURE! Commission Merchants in *e*lli(i>eat prices tninaiw-J; prompt ik!w--d> Of every Description which we 0. D. Wholosale MALLORI &C0 Dealers in perhaps half the price they sell for goes for freight and oommismona. An Ohio peach grower gives his experience as follows: ••The east of crates, naib and staodiing was 25 confs per bushel; of ga'being, Taking Effect Dec. 10th. 1876 GOING EAST MLxlri Q Q 1C S MILK-PAN8 AND COOLKtiS. 2d. Because we make the most of our goods ourselves. 3d. Because wo keep the best of work­ men. 4th. Because wc warrant all goodt we make. We sell none of this cheap made Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The goods ve-make are made by hand, and warranted. We invite all persons to call and inspect our goods, for ,lhey all bear inspection. No trouble at all to show our goods. * Parties liaving pictures to Frame would do well to get them framed of ua u we can do it better and chooner than any house in Barry eouoty. Wo .keep the Jargeal and best selected stock of Picture Franxs and Mouldings, Brackets, Paperholdem, Wall pockets, Slipper holders and "‘ in the Furniture Line. TL’- ECHIGAS1 AW THF'SflUTH. i.’rsi a.mffijftTJrKsav1.: 150 When Italian bees were introduced into this country they were represented to be far superior to the black bees; but I have Been no evidcnee that they arc ao in any respect. Those men who keep them for sale, and rcar and sell] queens, are not the persons wc should go to for reliable infor­ mation in regard to these bees, as their interests prompt them to overstate tbeir good qualities. I have doedy watched tho opiniona of bee-keepers, at their conven­ tions for many yeara, on Italian boos, and I have aeen nothing from disinterested parties that proves these Ixsa to be any better, as regards the profits in bee keep­ ing, than our common bees. Nor ha>c they been found to be any better than the black bees in England, as articles from the London Cottage Gardner, and other En­ glish papers now before me fully show. RO HAILROAB. IS AMMBtxxet. M.w «66 «25ooo AiMwasaa’ie ( ' ; ( , . ! Warn Jaclson & SW Fall and Winter Time Table. DICK & FITZGERALD, , P.O. BoxiS78 STEBBINS BRO’S. trunks, all shooting out near the ground, and from aix to eight feet high. Throe trees were attacked with the blight in 1873, M j (Contaiainr the Complrt Woork of lb» Watered Ap, | | , ITALIAN BEW. RURAL TOPICS. LESTER’S ‘(LOOK TO THE EAST.” WEBB WORK COM PLETE j Railroads. P. Rowell & Co’s. Col. KxpreM. C. < . Indloaepoll* SUNSHINE. tame claw of article in nice-looking packnges. Honey will tell m glare boxra for several cents per pound more than in boxes of all wood. Butter in handsome new firkins or tubs alwayt sells better than io Kcood-liand ones. Then shipments should be made of parcels all alike in quantity as much as poreible, at a poor package among 15 to 20 good ones, if discovered, lessens tho selling price of all. If ynh have different qualitiee of products, dare them, and put a clam mark upon the packages, and write to your consignee and give a true statement of tbe quality of tho contesta of each class of goods; and your dommireion merchant will, after hh becomes acquainted with the correctn^-as of your statements, say to his customers, “you can depend on the whole lot bdl[g cauaily good. The man who sent me hat lot of -------------- has never doocived me." Cards are not safe for addresses, but they will do very well on small packages—one on the top. and another on the side. Roll butter should be wrapped in dean, white mualin. Drcreed poultry should be packed in dean, dry straw. Fine cut straw is very good to pack eggs in. Ship goods, ifpracticable, bo as not to arrive on Saturday. Oytfert aii Fore® Fruits. Manufiictnrcra of Hermetically Goods. Northern WIWMffi Look here ! CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY Look here! . Sealed What! don't yon think we can sdl Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds cheaper than any firm tn the State? do it, for, with the help of **EW YORK CENTRAL KAILROAD We «■ . » x v-rmn-r $ B-,TAYL0Hw. i.. has nitn»r. —- J. M. HEWES, i j ; j . i 1 _ s it 8. liKF we guarantee Satisfaction. Hoarse furnished free to an; any piuskuiag . Coffio worth Wlft can give you better figures than r I ferod before, for we make the moat I Coffin, and Furniture. Furniture Coffins and &2&.^ro”XMoney to Loan. AT10NB � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-02-26.pdf 9544ecb2dc5bbf1841ffcf40bbfcf991 PDF Text Text NO. 87. VOL. XXI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1877, jhe^eini-Vl6Bklyll8pljblicajiSajiflef GEO. M. DEWEY 77.J.7 AA'l) PUBLISHER. SOMETIME Announcement! Dry Goods and Clothing. Op .cCBSCItlFTION: r.»- <■ Adranee................... —11 » , Xw' Material, and the »»ry itias »t Urine Itatw. Great Bargains in Dry Good*. All kinds oT Fanev Goodfl BOTTOM PRICES. Ready Made Clothing Speciality. Tailoring. A fine Tailoring Dcnarhnent connected with our Store. UF A P VERTZSINO. Uow. wk.n w. b. bMdcd fH c Eec.tu. bii wbdom to th. andJ*>«ld And .'on as prndrnl parsata dlaallow Boots and Shoes A Large Stock of Boots and Shoes, all kinds, very Qbcap Groceries. Groceries of all kinds as LOW as they can be bought any where. Salt. A full line of Saginaw mid Onondaga Salt always on hand. And itand within, an J all Oed'i workinn f. Wa eoald ialarprat all thU daabt and rtrifa. Come and see ns- PffiJFESIOHALAKD For we mean to sell goods, so that it shall be for your advantage to-buy of us. J . S. Qoodveur &Co» Hastings. Mich. Jun. 17, 1877. v janl8tf. Doctor Aikln’s Double Colujrnn. READ, READ. READ THIS ! READ ERYBODY ! A Valuable Paper. SURGICAL DISEASES. '• Special attention is called to the follow­ ing paper, by Prof. A. J. Coek of the ag­ ricultural college, and read by that gentle­ man at (he Pontiac Ineeting of the State Pomological Society. WRIOHT, ud Solicitor in Cluaea irer Barlow Jt Goody.. ttulU H. C. PECKHAM, I'HYSKTAN 4 SURGEON, FREKPOUT. BARRY COUMTT, M Owi^ampMo" ar other In.ldooo* <ll»- ftJJJd.Vr -------------------------- •pauuk.il M a , t,Bvirr thor-.Mt. qaaUucalk>a«. InsUnil. . n.u.ncF.-ln.irum-nu and rrmeair.-kr.05n tVM. UPJOHN, DR- H. F. PECKHAM. < ! L‘ ICPHTCTCIAN AND SURGEON, ' tiiir I'refL, Harrg Ccautg. jitirk. tTAIl..•»!;• attended prctapUr.-en xaStf DELIGHT J. WOLF,M. D. A. P DRAKE. a .-iURGEON.-OBee over Ar'«!»j-< tif-ijSurw.Suuflt.. Hutiacs DR. C. RUSSELL, Waici. <4 >i'RQR0N.-O«e* »v«r JaH» Ware. I'iwruix Black. SUU Street. LUCIUS RUSSELL, tf&aw&sj'stta CHAS. II. BAUER, ‘T5213SIAT LAW and prosecuting <o~M Hanford. OR re in the Coart Hreaaiany 17541 WM. burgiieA ISAAC W. VROOMAN. t’mRS'lSKIFF.Deputyu.8. MnraluLGre•-»' UHmtUm Arant and AuaUonaar.-ORra at tkaUart Hom*. Haattare. Mkh. jaayPTi JOHN Q. CRESSY. MtltWP. Orpatf Coast? Rnrrayjsr and Ganara *’»j»nrtr. OSee at tbs Casrt llaaoa. - Jwffl i'HffSSSfrBsJ ” 7 J. S. GOODYEAR A CO.’S It fully describee " This butterfly is about the six; of our an enemy which has wrought fearful havoc in the east, and is just beginning a raid on Pieru <>icracta—Bowl, which fifteen years ago was by far our moat common specie*, Michigan. All who grow the cabbage and the now more familiar Pieri* protodice should preserve it for faturu reference; —BoisJ, which ia more or leas thickly sprinkled, flocked and spattered with Meek. IMPORTED CABRAOE BUTTERFLY. The new comer more closely resembles the Pieri* rajxtf—Schrank. Family, Papsecond, though the black is uot generally iliunidcr. Sub-order, LcpidopCera. ■ so profusely marked, though the spots are, In my report on the injurious insocta of as will be seen by the figures, more definite Michigan, published in 1875, appeared the in form and portion. The general color is usually white, though in England as following : “ In describing the rape-butter­ also in this country, a yellow variety of fly, 1 shall depart from my usual practice the males is reported to have made its ap­ > at this time, and dtscribo an insect not pearance. Iu both sexes there is a dash of yet among us ; for thonglFuot now a prac­ black at the apex of the front or primary wings, a black spot near the outer margin tical subject with us, it is likely soon to of the same, about midway between the be, as thia latest arrival from England is costal or front and the inner'or back mar­ fast nesting our own beloved State, and gins, a similar spot on the front margin of. without doubt will soon be one of the the posterior wings, while the female has , worst pests of our gardens. What would a second spot on the primary wings near we think of a report of like design, to bo the posterior border, and is more densely speckled with black. Beneath the mark' , published in Massachusetts, that should ing* are much the same, both acres having fail to give the fullest practical information two spots on the primaries, corresponding. ’ aa to the Colorado potato beetle ?" Scarce in position to those on the upper surface . of the same in the females. The two years have passed since the above was beneath are also tinted with yellow, espec­ penned, and yet both prophecies, the one ially near the tips, which feature is im­’ stated and the other implied, are fulfilled. portant, as in rare eases the spots arc so' , The rape-butterfly is sorely vexing the obscure,or so entirely aheen^that the yeltow . gardeners along the eastern and soullieairt- tint becomes of much importance ill deter­ mining the specie*. orn confines of our State, while MaasacbuThe eggs are laid either sin^vor in ' selta is commencing to wage relentlres clusters of two or throe beneath the cab-, warfare on there terrible invaders of her bage leaves. They are so small aa to eerily territory from the far western plains. escape notice, but undor the microscope’ It is a feet, Mr. President, that the are observed to be beautifully marked.' horticulturist of Michigan baa now got to Thev are white at first, but soon tarn1 Ai already intimated, three butterflies are lasy flient, and may easily be taken in a net and destroyed. To make a uot—and, by the way, children should always have these, that they may early learn to observe and study in this interesting department of nature,—procure it a hardware store a piece of the largest, rise wire, threo feet long. Take this to a blacksmith shop, where, with the exception of four inches at each end, it is to be bent into a circular form. Now let the ends be bent at right angles to a tangent to the circle, where they are attached, these coda wdded . together, and ahorpened to a point. Now let this point be inserted and driven firmly into a hole previously bored in the end of a broom-bandle, and we have the frame­ work complete. The bag which ia to bs fastened to tbs circle is made of mosquito­ netting, ar better, of strong muslin, and to secure more strength, a strip of strong fitotory should be bound about the netting where it enoirclre the wire ring, and sewed on strongly with it. Children will not only do this work cheaply, but will greatly enjoy it. Children may also be employed to collect and destroy the eggs. This, of course, from the son of the eggs, would require creat care. Paris green and white hrilebore will kill the cntotpillan, as they will also-any one ‘ ** so as they—esp< could not be so wi danger, their nail-------------------- - -----------Cresylic soapeofateM are also arid to de. atroy the worms, and. aa this ia not poiaooout, free use may be made of iL The most convenient method to dastroy is to make use of the habit which the insect .haa of pupating under aomo projection of contend, iu his garden culture, with a foe yellow. The caterpillar is at a mb • budding,, fence, or tree. Ws have only which has few if any equals; and wdl may find, .prinkljd wi<h bl«£, « to keep the garden free from rubbish, and the lovers of picklod cabbage, cold-slaugh, stripe along the black and a . then place boards horixontally three or devel and sourkraul desire heartily to second the one along each side. When four inches from the ground, between the cabbage rows. These may be sneteined earnest and timely efforts of onr Lenawee oped it is over one inch long. The chrysalis, which will be found under by mounds of earth at either end, or by friends—and here let me nay that the a clod, board, fence rail, etc.,—Mrs. Beasie naillu two short pieces of boards, after Lenawee club deserves our gratitude and _____ e Strong, of Fairfield, Lenawee county, the frshion of the scats in our old-time admiration—who are already preparing for me that she found many on the BchoobhousM. As the insects suspend cabbage leaves—ia of the usual form of beneath these, they may be collected and the conflict by recruiting, {in arousing at­ popilionaciuua chrysalids, and is suspended crushed. But if I were the boy thus emtention, and by sharpening their weapons not only by the tail, but also baa a fine ’ * aC on the earth, of warfare in calling for such information silken cord thrown around its shoulders. r cltxhing and a as I hope to give in thia paper. How the caterpillar can accomplish this ________ _ ___________ tfll I saw bow Already I have heard of thia new enemy feat—spin the cords, make the attachments, they put themselves up. Three boards, —whore banner here aa dec whore is havoc |I and then get out of its skin—is a marvel during the firat period of pupation, must which would cause even a philosopher to bo examined erory six days, as the ntajaaand destruction—in Lenawee, Monroe and , ’knit his eyebrows. But I am not going lia remains only a Week. Mrs. Strong, re Wayne coentire. That our whole state h i, to explain it. It, with thousands more already stated, speaka of puparion On the doomed to invarion within the next you’ equal!r wonderful exhibitions, are bong cabbage feavee. Vary likely there «M otor two, is as certain as that we shall con snooted ovary summers day all about us. tacked with the parawtae soon «»i» reartieue to raise and enjoy Ute delicaciesi Jx it not possible, that wete our children , taught to observe these startling perform­ •which are fureinhsd in there u^ompsrable: ______ L.V.U,,. 4U... Tcgetablea, kale, broooli, kohl rain, cal'bage. of B.jd and cauliflower. -------- ‘ 50 1.XB9 GRITTY THAN DESTKUCTIVF.. I ■ Thr ftet that this imported cabbage ’____ _ butterfly y AT LAW. and I ”— ---- ;—7T principles established-by the adherents to to constitute himselfa detecBve and secure the doctrine of natural saloouoo, is the the picture that ho may be ready to recoefact that plants and animals, when intrtx note and repulse these arch destroyers at dnood into a new country, find the struggle' the first onset. for life 1cm severe, and mt the fittest sur­ NATURAL HISTORY. vive, usually thrive, even at the expense, The imported cabbage butterfly, like and frequently to the utter extermination both our native spe^es, is two-brooded. of the mttires, this fket, so amply sustained The firat butterflire appear early in the by our experience with the Hessian fly, season, April or May. After a brief court­ wheat midge, codling moth, currant saw­ ship and honeymoon—they are too bent fly, etc., etc., in no pleasing one in view of on mischief to let even this take much our subject. If the rape-buiterfly can time—the female commeui-<^ the work of flourish amidnt the vicisnitudes of old %8’kjtog* That the offense is premed­ Englaud, what may we expect in new itated is clearly obvious in the deliberate, America. I Can only answer in the lan­ sauntering style in which she wings her guage of one Patrick Henry, when referr­ flight from plant to plant. . Very soon the ing to n previous invasion from this same tiny green larrm are ready to wue ; and old England : H e mutt fijhC Nor can even here they show their voracious ten­ we hope to vanquish our foe even in eight dencies, for they not only eat their way years. In England this butterfly is so out ot the shell, but pause to devour it common as to nave gained the sobriquet entire before they commence Uo gorman“ the butterfly." Both our native wnile dizo on the more appetizing cabbage leaves. butterflies, belonging tn the same geuus as After thia, hardly a fomight has passed the one in'queation, of similar liabita, and by before the larva has fought its evil fight, Kubauting ou the snmc food plants, though finished its course,—and just a word about “ to the niauor V«rn " arc so impotent to thia course: The larva is not content to do mischief that few know even that they feed upon the outside leaves. It seems to feed on the cabbage ; while this imported posscM an instinctive knowledge of those I'pecics. before it was hardly naturalised, lighter, tenderer, juicier leaves about the having been this side the ocean acai co a core, towards which it at once proceeds. half dozen years, was said to destroy an­ And that is what most disgusts the tidy nually, about the tingle city of Quebec, housewife; for, be as careful asjvbe may, 1240,000 worth of cabbages. Hence we she is pretty certain to chrpvoff several see that this is a question of no minor “worms" as she prepares the satpry cab> importance, and if to be forewarned is to bage for pinner, ana eventhough harmless, be fsmmed, I shall surely have done such condiments are seldom relished. The some good in the work of preparation for mature larva: now leave the cabbages and the coming conflict. seek tome concealed place, under board or rail, where the wonderful suspension feat. HISTORY THIS BIDS! THR ATL.SNT1C. This insect was imported in 1857 or ia accotoplishcaf and the insect becomes a chrysalid. In Juuc and July the second 1858. It was firat observed and taken by a Canadian entomologist in 1859, at Que­ brood of buUerfiia appears, when the bec. From that place as a center it has same round of miachief—except that it is rapidly spretrf to the west, and more rap­ apt to be augmented by iuocMcd numbers idly to the south, •reaching Washington —is repeated. The second lot or Ghrysalidar however, instead ofremaining aweek, some years since, and during the past sea­ * son entered our own goodly state, where, continues the winter through. Thus, with the times and seasons fully true to its reputation, it commenced a before us, it is wdl that wo now, tn the in­ thorough work of extermination. terest of both\ablc and puree, consider DMCRIPTtON. the । eoollnues to _ depredate w its Tke cobr rf �.---------------- : ------------ deceive hhn with false statements into get­ Eighteen members of the present Con- grcse are natives of Vermont Uastir os, Mich., Fxb. ft 1877. ; rf raeh ddib«n.u eri« u IhU -ttrar* «* buying electoral votes. Thai Patrick did WASHINGTON LEI TEH. Polffloil Notes, The fBpi-hMkijMlica^Wf Washisgtor, D. C., Feb. 18, *77. Ed. Banner.— This is the way a Democrat puts it: “ Floored, eh I Loec-iana, Oro-gone." The decision of the Electoral Commis­ sion that the vote of Louisiana shall bs The bill ratifying the Black Hills treaty declared for Hayes Was a terrible blow to ting money Iron Mr. Tilden, admits of do doubt; for we know Mr. Kelley to be a partisan who, while using money for polit­ ies! purposes, would not be guilty of high with the Indians has finally passed Codabusive epithets by the hot heads of the South Carolina Republicans, u is said, will undertake to prove thal Wade Hamp* party u a sequence to the result. Democraxjc-nrtmbera of Congrcw met m fore ineligible to the office of Governor caurus to determine upon the future course of the party in regard to the count of the States not yet acted on. Mr. Cochrane ot New York offered a sales of resolutions, And still our Platform. er Randall has ruined bis chances of elec­ tion to the Speakonhip of the next House by his extreme and offensive partisan­ ‘‘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.” ship. “ The saddest of all sad thoughts are these,” will Mr. Tilden exclaim when he learns with pain that ho might have found the one needful vot% in Maine. charging fraud upon the Commission, and threatening all manner of revolutionary measures as a means of defeating the elec­ tion and Wheeler . of the State inauguration of Hayes and through the decisions of this Electoral Tribunal But Mr. Reagan of Texas offered a substitute ,by which the party bound itself not to offer any parlia­ mentary obstacles, neither to the count in the House nor upon decisions made by the ‘ > To Commission. this substitute Mr. While the Democrats arc rejoicing over Bright of TcnLcuee offered an amendment the non-partisanship of Messrs. Seolye and which contained merely a protest against Pierce, ought they not to remember that the fraud and partisanship by which Mr. not a solitary Democrat has yet “ risen Tilden was cheated out of the Presidency, above the ties of party.'* though it accepted results, be they what 11 Senator Wilcox has Introduced to prevent betting a bill on nominations and All good Democrats will hearti­ elections. ly approve of the measure—just at p.cs- they may. D BINGHAM. Chairman. &KFVBL1CAS COrSTTY COMVKXTIOM. •lay of March aul.«l 13 a’elookM. ings simply because the Court of final re­ Carolina, Timothy Hurley, whose eligibil­ sort—a pet bantling, too, of the Demo­ ity was questioned on the ground of his crate—had not decided as they prayed. testified David Dudley Field also offered resolu­ Thus tions directing that money, etc., be denied mittees not to go into an examination of \THE SENATE DEBATE. Tilden's bank account on the one hand, or Now the trath is, the Electoral law. is no a Republican, to the next Congress, from party weapon ; it was adopted to ascertain the Fifth District of Louisiana, is on a facts in dispute, as a due to lead the coun- brief visit to Boston. There is no contest The Cincinnati Enqmrtr sounds the alarm they may well be magnanimous also, u in its Washington dispatches. those of them, indeed, who took part in “ If there is no session of 'the Forty-fifth the Senate debate on Monday, on the ques­ Congress immediately following tho 4th of’ It says: tion of ratifying the Louisiana decision, March next, enough Democrats will be Senator Morton* corrupted with patronage to wipe out the also, an original opponent of the Commis alim - majority before December next. appear to have been. aion plan, made a temperate and constitu­ There is some talk of holding over one or tional argument, of which no Democrat two appropriation biljs to force the calling: Sargent in their acai said some things which had better have bean left unsaid. The Ohio prohibitionists are out with a call for a State Convention to nominate a State ticket for next October. The little debates, both in the than faith. rwcos far thia. Those who happen to be votes; in In 1874 they polled 7815 1875, 2593 votes: in 1876, 1763, and for President 1636 votes. Last October they run a candidate for Secretary of State against Mr. Barnes, Republican, well ia their disappointment os the Repub­ lic women’s crusades against the liquo had said nothing to justify suoh a remark. Senators spoke with considerable warmth, but after cooling down awhile The weakness of the Democratic case Thirdly, those criminations and recrimi­ n regard to Oregon was fully revealed by nations, aside from their other bad- effects, will bo necessary. extra HcaMoo Iu this connection, it is Mated that should Tilden be made Presi­ dent, he will at once call an extra session, The swindle in* so as to use the present Democratic major- volved in this Pacific Road and its Credit its ih the House while it lasts. The de­ probably .be that advanced to complete it. The debate been reduced when mischievous and majority shall have before lie .calls ( ougrew favor tho Government receiving, back any together. This reduction will certainly be effected by the New Hampshire deetidu. of its advances to this nxtd, as they regard And the f64,000,000 given aa a gratuity fot menl can be run even until the end of the which the country is amply compensated present fiscal year, if necessary, without by the advantages of connection with th<* aay further appropriations. showed that there are Senators who do not while we are waiting, the govern- counteract the present demoralization of TUX TEXAS PACIFIC. ern that he incontinently withdrew not only the resolutions, but his honorable self from to prove successful, inasmuch as there is a of large portion of the members strongly op­ them in his cabinet if they will unite with the caucus. posed to the scheme, and who will inter­ pose every parliamentary in order to defeat it. He has heretofore urged resort to every There are scores of the So interested the in Southern claims, Democrats far as only it labeled Vain Presideotial Aspirations. We accept tbeir statements. cabinet Mr. President Grant will next week give a farewell dinner to his cabinet. During his whole administration, the President three Postmaster Generals, four Secretaries The deficiency appropriation bill puts three Secretaries of the Interior. ing for pay as that given by private estab- ton Fish, Secretary of Stale, is the only lishmcnts, at whieh the aggrieved printers member of the Cabinet who naturally took great offence, for they in- during tne whole eight yearn. aist they are entitled to much higher rates. Hamil­ has sored Msumed that the attempt to steal the rote SENATOR KELLY. consideration of the nearness of the 4th of of the State by giving Cronin a certificate gentleman made in Fourthly, if Hayes and Wheeler are to be of the other electors would recognise him the Senate a lengthy personal explanation and act whh him. Therefore the Demo­ in regard to the telegrams unearthed by cratic managers telegraphed to Mr. Tilden the Senate Committee new investigating the Oregon electoral Republican elector for that purpose He asserted bo spprovsd Mr. telegram, complication. Patrick's whieh offered to purchase an pgytiwn <&■““£ the Presidency fell through. This Demi vote & VRITLAI. OFTHKJTIKST THREE DI Mams'* L>» m dens Tactics—Graaf o Farewell to his Cabinet—Ferry’s ValentinoCarpenter's Conscience—European Matters—Ete., otc. On Saturday this that >5,000 was necessary to purchase a JLESTER’S ‘(WEBB LOOKWORK TO THE EAST. COMPLETE are all at work to-dqy, aa in the past, and The Lull Before the Storm—Democra­ tic Demoralization—Cronin's Beakand those of same ilk—might cause the on Liflht—An Extra Session—Til­ their desperation over losing Louisiana and “new advertisments. C. P. Rowell & Co*s. Col. Considerable merriment was excited be­ among them, their country trouble in the future, through HEHRED BT H. R. 8THOS, B06TM. It Vegrtine ia Bold by All Druggists. of War, two Secretaries of the Navy, and the printers in this office on the same foot- not likely a strike will result, for they ! fore the Electoral Tribunal this week by the reeding of what purported to be the general who, during the war, could win1 the country will not he deprived of its na­ electoral certificate of Louisiana, signed by John Smith, Governor of the Bull-dosers, battle and slay rebels by the thousand at ' tional reading. and certifying that six other John Smiths any time, when here in a pothouse, bomb had been chosen as electon from that State ORR. GRANT. proof; bnt who, FaJstaff-likc, never gained The President is packing up his effects and had voted for Peter Cooper and Cary. a victory or killed a man other than by his The whole was sealed, and bore the motto, preparatory to making wsy for his succes­ “ Snoh is life in Louisiana.” Jjidgingby mighty word—vcertainly never by the sor, Mr. Hayes, and is endeavoring to as­ Mr. Ferry’s blushes, ho took this for hi sword. sume as little as possible of the affairs of valentine. Randall, as Speaker, reftued on 8aturStale, preferring to jrive the new President day to recrive the Senate's messenger, and fullest opportunity for exercise of execu-, the Commission is that of the Democrats for tha firat time in our parliamentary his*, relying upon Trumbull and Matt Carpen­ tive skill in adjusting' the many vexed ter as the wheel horses to pull them tory, offered such glaring indignity and questions now awaiting executive action, through. The latter party stated to-day discourtesy to the Senate as to refuse to such, for instance; as the New Orleans im­ that be would bet the coating of his stom­ receive its message. Heretofore every broglio, Mr. Banning’s proposed reduction ach that he would carry Louisiana for Til­ proceeding would be stopped, even roll call, of the army, etc. He does not fee1 den ; but the belief here is that the Hon. or an eloquent sentence being uttered by Matthew lost thal part of his organism at alarmed at any of the impeachment inves* the same time that his conscience went by some orator. But Mr. Randall's indigna­ tigations, but smokes his agar as coolly as tion was so great that he forget al) the pro­ in the past, for he has *• peace.” prieties of his position. All in all, the indications being that a war is inevitable __________________________ JURIL'S. Democrats are' utterly defeated and de­ between tho Humans and the Turks, and OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. moralised over being hoisted by their own that the European governments will Imre the Ottoman empire to its fate. When petard, and, were it not for the prudence of the fighting men JMarehlo.lKX. has had four Secretaries of the Treasury, GOV T PUNTIRO OFFICE. It Cunbridfie, Mui. accomplished nothing sayet, and the prob­ cept their atatementa, the nation’a good Tilden in the White House? ■Sm sm Waiunt in their dilatory tactics. own houae, with a most liroly skeleton in would bo much better subserved by con­ ‘SnuSTaORE. I can judge his scheme has abilities are. thal the structing the jroad than by putting Mr. •pell. thxt it wrald won as Urach < «•<>.could broMh ,asr nxm, “»'? Vqrrixs L.=J representation that will be given electing Mr. Tilden ; and if we may ac­ step further than Bogy day's article caps the climax of his absurd­ ' ities and lunacy. He is the same valiant’ obstacle possible members, and especially to those of them Southern membav much more intent in securing the'paSMgo of this bill ilisu in Don Piatt, editor of the Capital, goes a by advocating iu . unmistakable terms in yesterday's issue of Bnt it ia not likely Roll able Ivldence. Got. T.ld en Pacific. the most flattering promises to the South­ Florida. The the appropriation bills, an Mr. Booth made full apology, which was accepted by Mr. Dawes. Falstaffs—the Don Piatts, the Southards, is to be regarded as n matter of course. Congress, and it is now thought ’.bat in consequence of the backward condition of for its construction. revolutionary, proceeding, but his yester­ cisions made under it arc completely satis- sive of their majority in the next House. say ; to which Mr. Dawea retorted that he The strong lobby interest which this of settling what could be settl'd in no of Harvard College, but has long been a other way. Those who advocated and resident of Louisiana. The Democrats are becoming apprehen­ not mean and meaning what he did not Meanwhile, no work of any conscqucnrc is being performed by either House of road baa in Congress will make an earnest Mr. Leonard is a graduate framed it, and who now find that the de­ The former compared the latter to Talleyran^Tin saying what he did tho same result to follow a proboscis of the Croom style of architecture. effort to pass the bill guaranteeing bonds the administration for war or other pur­ his paper, the assassination of Mr. Hayes1 prior to his being sworn in as Presiden L over his scat. of California and Mr. Dawes of learn right here, that it doesn't accomplish of wrath upon him from the cooler heads the accounts of the Chairman of the Re­ Mr. Bogy of Missouri indulged in the It hardly looks well for those Republi­ Republican National Committee on the Senate in a tirade gf abuse in full keeping can Senators who. so strenuously opposed other. with Mr. Cochrane’s resolutions. Bnt it the passage of the Electoral law to show The Democratic Congressman from Illi- attracted little or no attention, while Mr. themselves now more bitter than others Bayard of Delaware, one of the Commis­ against the Democrats for Dot readily ac­ Nevada on Tuesday, withdrew it the nex1 sion, left the Hall in disgust; for, partisan cepting the decision of the Communion. day, and ths vote wis counted for Hayes as he is, his good sense would not allow They act as if they delighted to brandish and Wheeler. Of course a halt was or­ him to listen to foolish denunciation of the over the heads of their antagonists a wea­ dered on Oreeon, and the case went to the Court or Tribunal in which he sat as pon which was originally forced into their Commission. member. hands, and they do this simply because it Judge J. E- Leonard, who is elected, as it is by this that they hope to ride on to the Democratic party, end has been making poses. but these brought down such a storm ment between the Senate and House Corn* measure, we had a spicy colloquy between Both tMriy aftlr<e4 can remaining to than, is Cronin’s nose, and ocratic Confederate One of the Hayes Electors from South Governor Tilden repudiate? the agree­ PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL In the recent spirited debate on this .Mnssachnsette. And as it has been The only beacon light now victory. To follow-yeur own nufe may be a good plan, but tl^Dem’s are going to dollar charged to him. Booth objection. even worac than that, unscrupulous Dem­ counseling resort to revolutionary proceed* fades another hope of the Tildenitea. Z rendered full returns to date and adjusted every suspicion, thus accounting for every without evsr since. oring now to secure some return of money Southard of Ohio and his few backers in tas> on. •••IkjnJEL J. KMUAUV. Chriman. the Government in any amount, Laving any warmth bo may exhibit while endear* thus showing that wise counsels have pre­ F. Weldon, a highly respected Lutheran Boston. Treasury inform us he is not indebted to Cloak room, tho result of which, was that the vote of that State was allowed to pass he will wait until this clergyman of West Philadelphia. in being abort in bu The facts arc to the con* trnry, and the accounting officers of the hurried meeting of the Democrats in the that the people will pardon Mr. Booth for one Southern Representative joined with born with money account. r Standing, I'llJL 11:.'. A few minutes before the vote of Illinois was called, there was n has been so egregiously cheated, is so greal ard, of Louisiana, is a son of the Rev. C. was charging him ou to Washington. adopted in lieu of the original resolutions, long to the -North exclusively, since not he uamsd Chaffoc. Of so much consequence was this more considered ' by the party President Hayes reachei the White House attempted the assassination of Gov. Pack­ that alleged ineligible elector,, from that State nouement will and fire eaters of the Democr atic party be non-naturaluation, tativs Springer of Illinois, to object to an Mobilicr. through which the Government Weldon, the young man who last week supposed Tent of Sterlt. substitute and amendment were Thu vailed, and, further, that the extremists hereprorau. SUCCESS Tuesday ir was the intention of RcprcscU' <tont to Illiuoi*, and had Lrouglit Chaffee URN. BABCOCK. The New York Shu has again been guil- of another libel upon Gon. Babcock, in On Saturday about two-thirds of Uta ton is not a citiren of the State, nod there­ It u asserted in Washington that Speak­ H- R- Stevenl. (golupiry policy to make focesal him. For instance, to show their demoralisation, up to noon of that a deputy Bergcant-at-Annw ha*) been gress, and now goes to the President for greeted with unlimited denunciations and 1 his signature. the circutnrtances, it would be very poor j Wabuirgton, D. C. Feb. 16, '77 Upon the surface, with both anxiously, parties, awaiting Louisiana controversy. the National Capitol patiently, a decision the spot will be State Items. The wheat crop ia reported to be looking very fine throughout tbo State. At Detroit oo Saturday 500 boys ware organised into a red ribbon bund; and on Sunday 400 were added tostbe men’s rad although of the The papers of the careW. discharge of a pistol in DUTIWCT BOOKS md WperbHIr MiMSirt A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS. leans the hwriaeas el Delling sew Ing filSM'hiMea. Comf»«u.ation UbersLl.bat waryHag according to ■btelty,character and qualifa nHons <at the Ageat. For pnrilctt- **%taa&mnhKQL,ajw IMJ, Ar..k »i 8 T B loiTTpHIVATE *ri �0^ei8i-We?klyHepliblicanba|ijiBr. -- atVfflit'n ei' saw .,rIt A -x<, Eirn coibty. <sitidic .Uunia.U„judi^ui ““ “< begals. °r"" bT"’ ”r work Uio5 .... „ Bro^w., |„lh ;1YL I V. R JI- TIME-CARD rirtra Df aa Coonnr , ta £ «»d SL’eo* faror of Dr. itehenek’s Puitnonie Syrup, as a euro "!»• I. U.. ^opl. of IU. 1KU„ „r ’• rrrugB, Medicines, PerfQmenia, Etc . Etc Special Notices. klU “*4 pearance of the street. '• Hl. poorj .r 1 ■•dicta*. SseDr.Behenck’sAlmanac, esntaiatae p>e people of the city ef Hastings would like lo kunw Mr,.Kt __ ■ . . w,rT'* J* w, b>d Wl>. P<»«<1 that if any were desired by ot;r people we had a Representative from this DistrfM to U.K,., n.. pj-rr OFFICE TIMRCARD This space is Contracted for by - c.u. UJI .. signed the plffdge, snd every indication points to a fixed determination io pus" r*n. this glcri- « KJvSS?”«hRRs kr .In.. —— — n.K 1001c suit manarako HB»- By the timely uae of those medicines, ac­ eordins to directions. Dr. Scheusk eortifieo that mort any ease of consumption mey be eared. Dr. Bebenck is prolessionallr at his principal BARNES St CO Al’lM. printed, and so cheap ,h»t everyl>oby can af­ ford to take it. Pri « only >1.15 per year, and postage paid.. oubocribe for it. ____ rVBLIC. ._______ . TO THE anv >oor and piL“ A> U’ m « »*•*« Hutlnn. Foi 84th. 1*77. JOHN Q.VBE88Y, •^________ >honff. Mt ia S-.urday last, and fined five dollars and costa. COUNTY OFFICERS. Thia may be nil right, but if it 1* we respect­ Local Bligijie?; jioticey w. A.U Ayer’s Advertisements. these most uaLec. If nlfannly tribute for a like dieregyd of the city ordi Tho •Mb Box if nitoSKt o1 Ointment’and the end will loon be reached. Th« “Iron Trail.’’ union i.n -111 b. Ml 1. ,k. Mjurtu I u,; .kSI™ u uir.r.i ... . d«k I u. ,»a nf lb, ..J pn_,., i. lh, । ,|,011(K,k) i,r..xvu, church at 4 o clock, and the evening meeting* ! Criukle." the musical and dramatic critic <«. Contract in lhe M: E. church each evening at °’c,»ck- »«». tbe Hailino UtM Joaroi Krpublkii. the Nashville N«wi. i with the Uber, and bledxa each •ciwl honor that ditrta* the year nil not I'u'siuh any lecai adver»> <:reu.m»ta»eea. allefajhaa the -tatac. of thiiStatMvr »n*b that ■» wil’ tend a eopy of thia f.: • any aid al! perauna aakiuc kwo j of the Aeie }ort IFbrAf, scut free on pa| plication,together with the Sanjuan Quid?. I .1 .IU ..II - ' taatable Balm that will reraai . I'uaptrs end Hloitkti, learinc ( * laxariaat poirtb of Imir nn * "GiFiXr Addrea. Ben. \*nd«l( A Cr- ft. 21. .w. & M oo«ter ilrevt. N. t.____ U.TW E IHck & Fitigerald, the well-known New I “’I* “nJ “mc toWw of l,'“ nc* an<l pupYork publub.re, .rad coy ire of From1. Factor K,M" Ci,Jp“d Atehixm Acting Charade.- ••Dlek'. ItecitaGen* an i I j v°' E”*’" BD.d .aW p01nU ,n Co,o‘ -ratio. New Mexico, Aniona and the San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman in . one hour.’' Sleepers on the continent between the Mis•oun River and the Rocky Mountains for rowamptioa. a'ftMU. brnaetDw. <te Partis rtK.'P.B-i®.•.%'!!!' SltiKJSSSt without change. Address poetry and prose, fresh and popular; the third T. J. Anderson, Gtn. Pati. A<ft. RS of YOUTH N who tufferod for >«op from makes a mastery of the French language per­ Jan. 4 '76 tf Topeka, Kan. Hr. prvmatur* doeay. anil *11 lhe fectly simple The tint two cor: CIO gtoli. ; Public Sale. kUMW, WkEWUUU IUI U...I... <U. MU,,, rcmvdr by whi«h bo wm cured. Itaffercrt wubit B A NO’S NEW YORK CITY The subacriber will aell at liu residence DIRECTORY.—This is tho title of a cs«73* work of commercial reference just u.<iW by iu IMtland, on Thursday. March 1st, at OGDEN. 42. Cottar olrreL Now York- TG CONSUMPTIVES. S TO-DAY’S A OVER CISEMEMTS. WALTER HEUGH k CO.. Winters and Pub­ lishers, of H Park Ptaee, NEW YORK. It con­ tains a /ull and eompltti list of all the IMIDRTEH8. JOBBERS and MANUFACTURERS do- giving their street and number add r is, Itisan invaluable wont for the Country M. rchant. It tall* him where to obtain anyth! ig from a receipt of the price, which la a* follows: Clotk. f»U Mtn*. per copy. ONE DOLLAR: jfrjsAZr dcfA Aosmd. SKVENTY-FIVE rENTFi paprr covrri, FIFTY CENTS. Kart*JH.A; **** I. W. Vaouiaay. Cnainaan. List of Patents. The Rerabiieaaa of the Township of Haath><«, will 1877. Furnished this paper by Cox k Cox, Solicitors of Patents each dated Feb.' 13. Washington. D. C. R. Robbins, Cultivators, Adrian. F. Hwbel, ratting off gelatine capmtlee. De­ VERY LATEST. troit. E. Bulloht, hoop skirts, Detroit. On Saturday OREGON icas counted for Hayes and Wheeler, in accordance with the vote ofthe High Electoral Commission. All About the County. II. O'Connor, coffee filters, Sparta Centre. at List of letter* remaining in the Tost Office Haetinp, pirry County. Mich.. Feb. 21, 1877. «.lr«it Court next Munday. Debility and Nerrom Hlidiohe. He fsnttrr. are baling maple auger. M HgJ| erase, tb* headache disappears- - Mf*'” Barlow A Powers were in Detroit, !»« week Iming » Mock of Hardware. ftbl9w IMTARTlTTin. Michael* Grace"u’Tappy, and ** fireman » ball on Thursday night of last Notice. ’ Card. J auks Ryan, January 8th, 1877. Awrignec- Uu R«* U L014 , "■ , new Wagon Shop, where nnd at allhcurs J any day, rmdytodo ,, work it. bi lu», from putM* ■ «’ 4e i> u tU wk~i. •» U» l“dd“* , xx6tf For UTtbi»k ■» ____ . rbsto. s. Ih’,G“d"JrI.° J <ioXpiu.iw* _ f1415’4 feblDW4 Farmers please take notice that I hav* bought out the interest of Calhoun & Bsekwith, in die hotel barn and you will find it to your interest to call md Mt me. zxr&ltf J- w- Brock. Attention. Wc desire to settle every account on our books during the mouth of February. Will every patron of the Bannbb heed this call, and save us lhe extra exprare of sending postal card notices. feblt4 Look Hero. _____ Wall Paper -nd Boot BheHngat , febltf 8ni«. Hoolx & Presto. . Bats’. Hoolb k PMSTOff’e- MITW DMTJ STEBBINS BRO’S.; Keep It. Where you wul find all kinds of FURNITURE! Of every Description which we ! can sell cheaper than any house in Barry ( county, fur these reasons; 1st. Because wc have no rent to pay. | 2d. Because wc make the most of our ! goods ourselves. 3d. Because wo keep the best of work- | men. 4th. Because we .warrant all goodt we make. We sell uono of this cheap made Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The | goods we mako arc made by hpnd, and j Merer*. Cook A Brooks’ have reaped ’ their Tin Shop to the roar end of the1 Boaton Cash rtorc, where they are manu­’ facturing and repairing tin ware of all ' kioda, in the tmwi ^tsfaetory manner.' TrY th-m. feblUU. Now on exhibition nt our Furniture Store. All kinds of work made to order. Repair­ ing of all kinds of old furniture, ueatly don. BfiT^Wc Mean Burincs.<". “tot Furniture Roonw south side of State street, opposite H. A. Goodyear's Hard­ wire Store. • . STEBBINS BRO’S Feb. 19,1877. ,taM5»4 Sarsaparilla This Sarsaparilla is Scrofula, a combination of tFor and all vegetable alteratives — Stillingia, Man­ scrofulous diseases Ervsidrake, Yellowpels*, Dock Rose, —with orthe St. Iodides Antho­ of Potassium ny and is the most ’* Iron, Fire, and Eruptious and efficacious medicine yetdiseases known of the for Eruptive tho diseases itskin, is intended to cure.of the Ulcerations Its ingredients so skilfully com­ Liver, are Stomach, Kidneys. bined, that the full alterative effect of Lungs, Pimples, Pustules each is assured, and Blotches, while it is«o mild Boils, Tmnbr*. as to be hatynle&s evenSait to children, it is Tetter, Rhenm, Scald Btill so cffcctaal as to purge out front the Head, Ringworm, Ukcra. systemRheumatism, those 'unpuritu-s and corruptions Sores, Neuralgia,'-. Pain in which develop into loathsome tiie Bones, Side and Head, disease. \Female The reputation enjoys is derived Weakness, Sterility,itLcuconhcea,'aruing from its cures, and the confidence which internal ulceration, and Uterine prominent physicians all. Mercurial over the coundisease. Syphilitic and distnr repose in it, prove their experience eaara, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation, General Debility, and for Purifying the of ita usefulness. Certificates attesting its virtues have accumulated, and are constantly being received, and aa many of there cases are publicly known, they furnish convincing evidence of the superiority of this Sar­ saparilla over eyery other alterative medicine. So generally is it* superi­ ority to any other medicine known, that we need do no more than to assure the public that the best qualities it has ever possessed are strictly maintained. Dr.J. C. AYER & CO.. Lowell, Hsu.. THE ENEMY OF DISEASE I THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAX AMD BEAST WlfS Bffi M LI NIMENT, Is the Grand Old MUSTANG W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRADE, and has in stock ana daily arrur i^g> fresh and. genuine Stock or Drugs ana Medi­ cines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and in fact a com­ plete Stock of Druggigtts Merchandise which he offers to the people at greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER,the Feo pie’s D r mf St or e is di­ rectly opposite Empire Block. One door east of Spauldings* UNDERTAKING Being a businou that needs a great deal WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS. THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL NOTHEAL; NO LAMENESS IT WILL -NOT CURE; NO ACH8S, NO PAIN, THAT .AFFLICTS TA&’HU­ MAN BODY,OR THE BODY'OT A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMALS. THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING 25c.. 56c., or 11.00. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSR. ' xx4fixl D‘T'8’ CARBOLIC OIL LIN I MENT Disinfects, Purlfics, fieollH, aad Heals. Cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Instantly allys the pein of Burns. of experience, After many years in the bumnetn, can truly aay that they can do better work, and give better satisfaction than any other firm in this -ection. W. H. Stebbins, the WIT NEVER FAILS! Try it Onrm-et senior member, with the experience of a lifetime, will always give hts persoaa! at­ tention lo thi* port of their exteoriue FERRAND WILLIAMS A business. Hearse and team furnished when re- The Electric Balm will bo used only Eo!ertMm»aal *iU Ayer’s warranted. Wo invite all persona to, call ’ and inspect our goods, for ih^y all bear I inspection. No trouble at all to ¥huw our I goods. Parties having pictures to Frame would do well to get them framed of us as wc cau do it better and cheouer than any house in Barry’ eouoty. Wo keep tho larges! and best edected stock of Picture Frame* and Mouldings, Bracket*, Paper­ holdem, Wall pockets,’Slipper holders and everything in the Furniture Line. Wc invite all persons to call and look at our For Salo. ■wlikaL------ •‘V.uucowuauagar «; h 241 «'gnwi Cf the pledge, W J. Bcmm-i- Soap and Crackers at febltf Smith, Houle & 1 fcUntioa fro* th, ltform Onb of IN* —uu lrT1Uf. Btauoa, i 4aCM^h2ad. Admisriea 18 ot>. of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. E. F. A I- W. Bbowk. Hastimm, Dec. 21, 1876. xxiGUtl HASTINGS Hastings, July 18,3876 neX‘ meetiD8 u lh0 HaU 0 * * * * u Middkrilb on Friday aught laM, We take this opportunity of informing the public, that we will nafely snd radical­ ly cure all cases of piln, without the use TToSoT- xxi74tf f.bl5.4 M. D. Reed desire* to call - attention to Chureh and Railroad Street. . ------~w auuuiu juugw eiHU a gwl trade the coming ecaeoo. ,5* Wwbk- • HirirtUh Temperaace Araori- To the Worklar Ctaae—We are now pre- why See art dr • a Valuable Paper, on I»t page. *“ tage of this issue, nnn ?>H I H I Having *old out my Meat Market, 1 John Stanley has this day assigned to us, for the benefit of his creditors, all hi* hereby give notice to all those that are property real and personal, (except such indebted to me to come and wide their u is, by law, exempt) and wo have taken accounts forthwith and save costa. I also have got a nice matched team, or poasesuon of the same and will settle all cither one of the two horses, for talc, with demands acninst him. double harness (almost new). I will give Israel 8. Botcx. reuonable terms on good paper. James Rtan, Valentine Leins, J Araigneea. Hastings, Jan. 19tb, 1877. 774wtw. January 8th, 1877. T»»y farmer and gardener should read it (*»»f«!ly. Fcrritaon pure Democratic argument, ahorn ° 111 diiui*'. «od Nashy a article, on tho ibettsr than anylhins ' of startles you. Par- ihould he not be. His new place of busSelect School. incn is a favorite resort for the public, and as a matter of course be is reaping a At Irving Station, commencing on rich harvest Remember the place, first- Monday, March 5th, and continuing eight door east of Em. Busby's Barber shop, week*. Enoch Andrus, north side of State street. xxtG6tfU4. feb 12 w2 Tssdt-r. Shot and Starch at feblU Smith, Hooi t * Oa JJp’V “rxt Rutherford D. Hayee of «!• wilfhe I’mideat of the United State*. e qqq aas snuu’s .sa •J J J J those wUIlna to work can sasily i Bleached and Brown Cattons. 8birtinga> Ducks, Dctnios and Coltoniulcs, selling cheap at J. RtJXSXLL'ff. fcbl5w4 ilfis'Xa nearly as much as men. Tkat all 3>o see this notice may scud their addrasa and test tho business we make this unparalleled offer: wo as are not well nUdlod we will send one dol­ Brick for bale at my yard. Section 23d, ,o'h lar to par for the trouble of writins- Full part>ein Rutland. _ Henry L. Nkwton. Dec. 5th, 1S7G. xxi64tf All Dxma5D« Dub Joint Starlit and remaining unpaid, will be placed jn the hand* of an attorney tor collection, in thirty days from this date. J 3 IsBAKL 8. Botcx, . for Ward caucuses oa Tte Beforci Gub wiu A few more aetta of Ladies' Furs to sell nt com nt J. RuMXLl’lL____ febl&w4 Ckreak, .wk »r MrrM» L^d^k. i. W»«- GmnUck. are worth in coin 951 cents on U. J.W.. BtaestLrr i|w Wilay enafag. Shawls, Nubias, ScarG. Wool Hosiery and Felt Skitta at coal. J. Rl'SLXLL. feblfiw I ___ ____ _ To Creditors. Odd KMj City elecii a t .e weeka from to-day. Gloves and Mittens Ites than cost to close out-. J. Rvhhklu feb!5w4 Advertised Letters. Lucinda Brown.'John Phelps? Jennie Brown, Laura J. Smith, Norton Smith, James Phillipa. Fresty. 11 o'doek A. M., a quantity of hay and corn, farming tools, sharp and cattle, etc. Pftkk Howard. Rutland, Fcb.24.J877. febSGlt Furnitures Milk Safes. STEBBINS BROS, Hnatfagi, July S8th, 1878. xxlBlf �[OOWTUnTED FROM Ist-PAa*.'] sharper-eyed foca ot lhe old world, what could we hope from tbo less aggresivc nat­ ural enemies of our own land ? Aa yet, none of our long list ot native predaceous and parasitic insects have joined in tho battle to stay the progrew of this ruthless invader. Well might wc hope that, as with the Hesaun fly, some of its old enemies—insects which have bravely fought aide by ride with man in the work of subjugation in its native home—might come with it to join in the battle bore ; nor have we hoped in vain, for a minute ichneumon fly, scarcely an right h of an inch long, has eroaeed the Atlantic and come to oar aid. Thia liny friend, a second La Fayette, waa first discovered by the young son of my old etomological friend, the late Mr. P. B. Sprague of Boston, MassachoMlte. Can it be that he made thia discovery by practic­ ing what I have advised while gath­ ering there insects ? If so, I knew his father too well to think that he would be other than praised for the scrutiny that led to tliis welcom discovery. This wee ichneumon fly—Pteromalat jmparvm— Linn.—ia of a bright gold color. The fe­ male lays her eggs inside the chrysalids, where the young hatch, sometimes to the number of SO, when they proceed to devotr the host which thus furnishes them heme and food. Thus there tiny Cyclops do us a service which we can not over­ value. From a large number of larvm which I received from Buffalo laat autumn, all of which became chryaalids indue season, only three have rarvived the attack of this Lilliputian foe ' I have sperixnens of both bore, so that you may see the difference between healthy and diseased pup®. Thoaci chrysalids, as you see, that are attacked are of a darker color, owing to the quick consumption from whieh they arc seriously suffering. In destroying the chrysalids these darker ones should be spared, as wo will thus breed thousands of these little friouds, wbesees bv destroying the chrys­ alids, we should likewise overcome these valuable abettors. We may hope and not without rcasou, that this little parasitic flv will do very much to mitigate what will prove, even with them, to be a serious plague. We can onlr hope that even more of this butterfly’s old home cucmira will take voyage to our shores. This article was illustrated by colored figures, and specimens of the insecU in all stages were exhibited. The Dunnkratic members, by adherin to their party ex closely ex they did, deserve the harty approval of every Dimekrat in the land, lhe Corners act, “Well dun, good and faithfol servants,” and ef we kin raise money enuff for another struggle lor reform, we she! aay to them, “ Go up higher." Raolvtd. That lhe acluhcn uv the Ropublikin members uv the Commisbu, io votin every time in akkordance with the wishes of their party, deserves tho rever­ es! reprehenahun uv the people. Their blind partisanship—their inability to raise tbeiraelves above the level uv Republikinizm—their stubborn refoosals to vote with the Dimocrisy and let Tilden and reform slide through, shakes our confidence in human nacber, and makes us tremble for the Republic. Tho Corners with one voice pints tho finger of scorn at them, and withers em by declarin it hex no longer any confidence in em. Retched, Thai ez lhe Commishn wuxn’t put np ex the Corners wan lid it, and cz its decision hesn’t bin wat the Corners wants, tho Corners demands that it to wnnst dis­ solve, holdin that with Bradley onto it, it wuz conaeeved in sin and brot fourth in iniquity, and that it is uncouatitoosnnd, anyway, and subserrivc of the dearest rites nv the Amerikin people. Retained, That cz the decision wuzn’t wat wo expectid, wo> don’t consider our­ selves bound by it; and we demand uv our Rcprescutativea in Congress that they ignore it altogether, and pereecd, to-wunst, to declare Tildou and Reform elect id. and inogerate him at all hazard.*. Ruolved, That the Corners pledge* itselt to send to the ttntid foeld, in the sup­ port nv Congris, every able-bodied Dimekrat who will go, pervided tho Dimekraiie Nashnd Committy will send free passes to Waahingtou, and slch elothin ez will ena­ ble cm to make a proper and deoent apperenco iu society. Pantaloons and shoes shood come firat. And by this rtsolooehcn the Corners pledgatxitsclf unreservedly to Jujraua. «7-r tsAwSs.: JUTIOX- i t<7Je) •am. I OLMPi.^orw _ Comfbdiux X Roads, 1 (Wich is in the State of Kentucky.) > February, 17, 1877. ) Tlic die ia can. The deed i» dun. Af- Abo BveCMaaraacrf rr of section Sre (5). : nuts tea (10) Mtn. uv tlraJhaMaat wr 4M<al MmsheBt, there tarribie tt^fida’t My ranch, but there wux tfsa.’ omupraasiu uv the lip ex they took their drinks, that aont nose than mere words. We met Io consider the rityooaaben. the nite thw noose reachsd us, and siirrin speeches wuz made by me, and the others. The folierin resolooshens wuz offered : WAURAS, The only objick uv the Jint Commiahn wuz to declare Tilden eleetid, BOUfiWn ODMBJ, U_____ . i”-1 . m! Jg~ JrSfY.f— r rational and »-JtT~if.‘"2252,r’ issfxx'.ESK n^VvA^e^ncrtlth’lBLj^SnV’’ ■en t I I I. eyow LUW1UUIOJI route ul <.. ” jer tailr to rertede tie i. rlem leiJuESJT?.'. M ,o “*♦ by «lrw» of ti ita!n»d.an<l In i <r mndf »nd pn lu th-hbtHrtli h. A.D..IK7.BC Dipthcna, UtetreUd Bore ThretU, an4 8orir . sn4 oilier F«r«re. M Xfiton, I lL*l Mu* U.» pteca wb« □ riMboUfn «*W CMnty.)all lb« ,j«J i*u<U luiI prvial***, lu-«tb All pMcSaTlaaa. • lluaitd. lyiM ■ Mblp-u JoUmw-l. Io IkaCMMji door Mk-bigaa: betas Ite MolS-WM MORTGAGE SALK ragS iwidwT ^“’Sui’kbY HOTT. Circuit Jad* . SALEON EXECtnriOX. _ grata or Micaroav. (oenty of Marry. ML By virtue of aa exeraUea ieaieaoatafand under itr leoiof the Circuit Court lor Che Ceanty of Barry, auditale of Miehinu. dotal the I«h day ofNereaber.A.D. 1-7C. ant lu taedirected a**]ait thocoodi and ehattcii. and for want lhereof, the Uadi and BoIt wood had en the rate Xhl day ofXoretther. A. Braianins at the north mat cort»r »f seetiao aiisJS wsiiwyt s n>in.a<i<lprortdrd.«<n Friday, the M day of Ware A l>.. 1177. at l o’clock la afternoon of oaW da court b hold laMdd eouatyKall the faUouiu d scribed Undi and pretaiow. to-n It : The-outhh« &KS£ttWKi?wa5zayittswsdstittanfiay.rwti’w .z and there be sold al public auction to the lilcbeat M “ls^kSSSS£=ssSaauttlMHUatoiMo B«bi an t moraiM, *• rwataroded in the priatad luUraetiat:*. « ata trtw-1 laaayiMkarway tbri<«l>4ry apia aeevliM taints eat ia another : ahirra.. Udi ■ nuuaist "ill r»»«t« the humor frou. tt>e ty»t»®. ar-l !-a’t ttapsUT. a riavruu.aad bealibr beiuf. li will rnaittuat. with the use at the Paili to in>u.-c a !a4imc*.t Uropaical Swelling*, paralysis, and StifJsiaw Afthouli the shore ewaplalati Jif«r gSSS* V°°rt *’••*> heiV« th" n)Z2^i Ajapriln and imported kinds. Priced descriptive Catalogues, gratis, by mail. Abo, Rufos. Fruit Trees, Roses, Ever, grvcaa, Choice Flower, Garden, Trfc, Evergreen, Herb, or FruU Seeds, 25 pack­ ets of either for $1.00, by mail. O C. The True Cape Cod Cranberry, C. bod sort for Upland, Lowland or Gardea, by mail, prepaid, SI.00 par 100, W OO par 1,000. Wholesale Catalogue to the Trade. Agents Wanted. B. M? WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries nil Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, ■era. Esti iliabed 184*. . frb8tf Do not forget to call and settle that note or aoeonnt without delay J. Rvmkix. feb!5w4. Wabxam, Ef that won't the objick wat wus the yooee ar hevin a Jint Commtahn at all, ex Ferry oood jiat es easy de­ ciare the eleckahun ur Hayes a the Jint Commiahn, and WUMJ, The JiotCommwhnaia’t jest exactly wat the Dimocrisy expectidHw»d be, therefore, be it ' That tW adaben ur Judp ifi^e in aaoaptici * ja the Sent from TUETESTIMOM orTllr. Wllouc.ilu, s^Efflas** cordlna to the United bt*U» rurrey. U the rcn and Morrhey U> gpe th* ---------"Sued Frc’irirviite. bee. SJ. MX government, a nMMstMehuel end partisan Ju A Tl-Ut FRANCIS H0U1EN. Anicaee. triboond hex cocntid the yoosurper Hayes into the Prasidoshd charr, and the Post Offices ia u> be continyood in the poahrehion nv lhe Radlkek. We can't help it— ocri hex spoken. We await the aekahen • Tilden can’t help it—Morrisey can’t help uv our Representatives. PrtBnLKLM V. Nahby, it, nor can I help it Tilden did his best Ex-Reformer. for parity and reform—no man hvin ever made more saertfiees in the intrest ur a pure pirenaeat than he did. He paid over 18.000 to buy up one elector in Orc> En, trod ho spent over three millions in ym up voters in tho other States. Ef, after that, the idee uv reform in the gov NEW SORTS. BY MAIL. ermcut faded, his shirts is clew. The country kin go to the doga^ but be ia guiltlsaa. He wood bev spent more money bod lher bfa»«ny place to spend it is, to ■dtMtatc / The news uv the aekaben uv the Coibmiahp plunged the Corners into despare, immejitly. Beseom aed he raite ex well make an sasigament to wunat and quit, for bayii^t Ms reddy money out hollbway'sAdvertlsam^ MARK THSS FACT?. IMA I gore. Reached, That hevin exhausted all ef­ forts for a peceeblc deckshun uv Tilden and Reform. we his! our flag, with the words onto it, “Tilden snd Reform or Blood." Retolred, That it is the solium convickshau uv tho Corners that any Government n>.l in the hands uv the Dimocrisy is unconatitooshnol, and wo refooro to pay any taxes to support any rich. Tbecc rcsolooshens.wuz agoin to be pazt to wunst. ex all rcsoloonUcns wich I offer are, but I red em over twict.z “ Friends," I nd, “ this is lhe sollmnist time wc ever NAS BY. hcd. These tcsolobshcns mean blood— possibly they may take yoo away from yoor homes, and set yoo all in the front uv The Retidunts of the Corner*, En­ the battle. Are yoo prepared for this? raged at the Action of the Joint Pause afore yoo vote." “ Soljera in this holy war git shoes and Commiaaion, Meet and Resolve. trousis; and three square meds a day, don’t they ?” was the response from all parts nf the house. “ Undoubtedly,' wuz my answer. “ Then our voices is for war in the oox of the conztitooshen," wuz the yoonanimous response. Enroll us to wunst, and send on the supplies." Titer ain’t a more country, than the < Corucre riuca ' ■^Aaroaoto^ c,_ ________ raoauaa 'Xbi Biola of Um t»Do«iM tMflowa ata iuit'enta of tb» Unlrorotty wad one J«*Uo« IE aFsrS^SSs: sjskj -I 1*M?iB^-JUraetio»« for tb» <"'■’*"7’of “ 1.^. -WKstSSMS WlhUn.doiy r.rifiwl, REMOVAL ! It! SSSttftSlS Um County of Bam-, ____ SSSShSS 77 ------- rtfiKkn bwnra. ^.fssr)-- = GRAND RAPIDS. IliiwoF, wfch pcwsaaRMi hue frsan goin onto la/lowofiTI'W flut Of C^L i/tolr1!1 Sfnaaft, auj th/lflf LocW> >f T1‘ 22 MONROE ST. NEXT DOOll TO � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-03-01.pdf 48490cdf6101308d9b36839bed9f88c6 PDF Text Text "3P3EXJES S3e3CttX~W3E3B3BLXJ.’N?' VOL XXL NO. W-88 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY M Maw Adv»rti»emont«. [JiB^pii-WeeklyhepUblicajiBapner GEO. M. DEWEY EBUOK .l.VD THE OLD SCHOOL-BOOK. for a few weeks in the summer. On the wall opposite where I sat hung an old fam­ ily portrait, so old, indeed, that die daugh­ ter of my hostess wm Dot certain as to wdo she was, or of what generation she had formed a part of the life. The student of fashion's caprices could probably have ccTtaiued by research; but ft really made Do great difference. The salient part of the portrait was a large Elixabethan raff, not so stiff and un­ gainly as arc generally represented in por­ traits, but seeming quite — graceful and pretn».»_ ty, and, indeed, as thougl -forming a part of the personality of thyl ,personage, who □ty, apparently, was young, less than twentt skin white and delicate, almost tl:___ r entirely devoid ______ of oelor, eyre dolct *far.v nxcntr .. __ ___ of , a______ —r-"e feeling, and lips whose perceptible pout was in fine keeping with the round, cheery GOOD HEWS TO THVPUBLE! la Ulkiae of bycon* day*. PUBLISHER. In th* old boat* on tb«rr«m: Swift on the WarPath with a new and well selected STOCK OF GHOCEREES Of every description. J would beg leave to , inform my old customers and the PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY :jaj J 9 <00_I_15_ __ _______ mi iiooTg.roI__ &>JM I ro I sown MM| soro 2QJ0| 50X81 MM>I IRI Generally that I have again embarked in DEFY COMPETITION. JOHN R- EASTMAM. ATTORNEY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR BIJTCI!AXCBfcYy Officeov>rH*»liM«NfeUoaxl ALOXZOD. CADYTALLADER. ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR i.ClrenKCnurti IXCHASl tr»u« Injo offieftl btu’ CIRCrtT O'tHT COMMISSIONER. JlMtiBo* Marble Works. WINSLOWS STEAM MARUTJ! WORKS F. S. BOWEN, Mijtinr. M&-____________ _____________ CENTRAL HOUSE. UAsTlNGU. MICUot U R. STAUFTKR. Prop. wUlkvirrae xxiUlf HMtiasa, Mich.. 6c»t. U, 1S7S. Sweet’s H°Tbl> GRASP RAPIDS.......................................... MICH Errry unne imit th* E»t»bli»!uannt U X*w and BOARD AF»‘ ROOM. |2.W PER DAT. nit. WM. JONE DENTIST NM, sU“15'7CSL. . Ua«M. ilMJkt, Hreh.___________ MarehK 1»H1L? W. NISKERM. starry CO. Carriage, Sim an! OrEMtal you suggest it, I can trace quite a resemblancc. I remember hearing papa say once that she was quite a belle in her day, and there was somplbing of a romance connected with her.” Il was in a dress precisely like this in “ Peep I" It was a cheery, almost childish voice, all its details in which Mum Perry was well known and loved by me ; and yet I arrayed when she peered over the rose started in half affright, so deep was my bush on the afternoon in which my I'tory reverie. Reveries, in the majority of opens, and greets me with her innocent canes, probably, have love for their inspir- “ Peep 1" “ Bo," she faintly articulated, “ your ■ amusement’ and 1 nonsense’ for this sumpich surprise as this, from mer arc falling in love with an unsophisticated country girl! Quite delightful!” cm of love herself. . Not that she acknowledged it, or I eith. “ Miss Perry," I exclaimed, in blank er, for that matter. But we were both amaxement, •' You wrong me by yoar misfinite, and love is infinite. applied irony. My worms were not trifling “ You little puss !" I exclaimed, “ how one*, as you seem to think. I was too ab­ rupt and precipitate. I am but a tyro in you frightened me." “ Do I look so like a fright, then, in my wooing." , I put my arm around her slender waist masquerading costume ?” •' Of course not. Yon are always charm­ as I spoke the last words, and she suffered it to remain there an instant, and then ing. But your voice—" withdrew shriukingjy, giving me a half“ Was harsh and—” “ How dexterously you do fish for com­ shy, half-startled look aa she glided out of pliments this afternoon ! You know your the room—a look that haunted me for voice is^soft and musical, for I have told months afterward. you so several times ; and—" I ta*r bu no more that afternoon, and “ Ha, ha, ha 1 Go on." the next morning Fred and I were off on . It was that very softness and sweetness a trouting expedition before sbe was astir. that startled me, being so antipodal to my At supper she was absent, and her Mother At A. M. Rock's Carriage Shop H xaUSmB Pensions. I aid, «ri«r - tourae.' - ddib- American and Foreip. Paleate, Dr. J. B. LaSura’s Ad. doeor i iwlnicuoo.—how I wm SS of «or ** RE.{D!READ! READ! Special Medical Announcement .. flibo’d h»»o Ibougbl i would go "o ■Joy (’amfort and Happinesg Sick । j ।could not hzup footing that this aombre ‘ tshadow wtafint my heart instead. 111 ahnieasly followed the winding road Into the valley, descending ■ at every step Ifurther aad further into the shadow ; yet 1my soul into ita own shadow plunged more :recklcaoly still, the gloom lurrounding it ideeming almost sullen in its deepening in1 '•y.’ssi aid Afflicted I "I's^oudlT." looliug “ F™L“* d5°*’ OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. .. DR. J. B. LaBURE Araan of ““ Bonniy. Suddenly it grew lighter. What did jit presage'? A hrYo cumnlous of doud ]had driftedjnto the range' of the sun’s , ।rays, and caught die splendor, sending ।them down to cartEcTu a glow of reflec­ ;tion. “ If my own soul could drift into ।such a volume of light,” I thought, bittarily, and walked slowly onward. What marvelous shapes the clouds take ।at times I This one and smaller ones, ,drifting with and counter to it, suddenly took the shape of a huge anchor, seeming to me, in my shortened vision, a gleam of mighty iron glowing with a false glim­ mer. ■ So iotaut wu my gup bent heavenward that I did not observes figure immediately in front of me, emerging from the valley. It was a female figure, and I hastily stepped on one side to aHow her to pass, hardly withdrawing my gne from the heavens. The moment she had passed, in obedience to a sudden impulse, I turned my hand to ace hcrantao turoed to obcerve rnp. The light from the cloud of hope shone full in her face, and I started at the recognition. Was my soul, than, drifting as yonder cloud had dona ? Was this thrill that bathed it in pathos the light in­ deed that warms and glorifies all it shines on—or was it but mocking irony ? l“ Mias Pen? I exclaimed, u jhis m a rare jJeasure. •: J,--/) • . . She advanced in the same ahy manner as of old. and held out her hand in the old doy-strle. “ Was it you, then, I wm to meet at the station ?" ah" uked. “Were ynu expecting some due?" I with work, 1 b.d rapprod I .hould Ibrgu the little country girl, and return heart­ uked, a little bewildered. '‘Jio^yee," wm the hesitating reply. whole from the European trip I had been if I teU ytm, you wiHhngt at eommiariened to take by the house in which 1 was employed; but evary day nt the old only added to the intensity of. my suffer­ ings, and finally the longing I felt must forever be unrealised became so much a "•.'riXo told tilt olUn eoongb to part ot my existence that even sunlight began to take ita hues from the half-ripened k.ov u bj b«n, Frrf. I think 1 .bJl table tremor tt bar wica—M tebaa sudden­ . „ bj to-morrow nigh*.u.l- orange. But the exigencies of the business I ly I was impraottd with the idea that I TO till go too it I few dip. was transacting demanded my continued was to meet somebody at the station. The “ Not I. I shell ,t*y «nother fortnight' stay, and levied such a tax on my mental notion occurred to me at once as to ridicu­ Bat it #t * Albright. U’s Bettled, then. Walk capacities that I soon began to look upon lous that I laughed outright. my trouble as annoying, but not serious, would not be laughed down, and finally I up to the station with me, and yon can and as though a callous had. grown over it, started, and—hero I am." send mv frank along some dpy when the I then told her how I had just returned and no pain would result from it unless a violent strain wore brought to bear upon from .Europe, and was on my way to find my mothor and sister, when X yu almost d.rfe.inacbtot ihnantion >o«« irm. Then disaster came and the house sud­ impelled from the can. brfwn llio tmio n<in,md w<iU down “ And JO» »«« P“8 ri<ht by without OT7rod. BOM wnlk ororiooku* lb. nl- denly failed, leaving me adrift, and I was preparing to return borne when I was . of­ fered an advantageous position in a foreign Br th* w," «dd Bred, “ I didn't the ground I was standing on, and note house, a member of which, I was courte­ .bowTOlbi^ Bb. lookrf «> ously informed, had “ observed the mas ing to nuke a misstep. oh.rn.bR, I oonldn I bolf U; Fred and I would both have • been terly manner in which I bad managed the —which be affairs of the branch which bad been en­ disappointed if you had." . “ Ah I is Fred here?" trusted to mo.” So, of course, it transpired that I did not return to my native land that autumn, the city to-mrexow or next day. To tell Mud I.WP >kan. “>* Mr' «•** ^^Silicl. «» •■“‘to I ~ the truth it's getting a lUtle dull and mo­ notonous, and—" u Dull and monotonous I What has got Ink, ™ r Why, ll'» «J, • « «»» Y„, If look. »o.U *> “■ B“‘ f jo« »“» “J‘»l> .8°^ 10 M U»‘ I" l“rilr a., « noolli jek l on r. jBM iki quc.i* PA I N TER • Jefferson St, ward the spot Fred had ehesea far his vantage ground to view the valley. Little < MY LILY OF THE VALLEY. At Kalamazoo* Mich lithiiai * J- that woul^ draw £taiae, from, the moqt cou-c servative critic.’' ' uu.—.■ix •­ . Juatbofi Frank needed no sepqnd Lint; aqd m attbuiilds he painted away, I observed1 the beautiful sec her. i Nearly two months had elapoed, and I had heart no wort from Fred. I wu on I the point of putting a change of linen in i my Mtche), and taking-a two days' ran in search of him, and to see if Mms Pony i had returned, when I received a Jotter, I At my OLD STAND on Jefferaou Street. ■wlueb, to soy the leait, indefinitely post। poned the matter. : I give only those parts my reader will 10r- The above goods have been selected be intertatedin: with great care and will be “ My dear bov, congratulate me—that sold at prices that is, with an if, She won't name the day, 1 or positively premise that she ever will. 1 But it is so well settled in my own mind 'that I shall order the suit as soon an 1 ar1rive in town, which will bo Mme day next week, if I can tear myself awty so long." ' “ How did I do it ? Blest if I know I Call soon and examine my stock and I never dreamed of such a thing till you dropped that remark you did when I gave ' you the sketch of the lady in a masquer; <ado drtM, that ‘ a wise man is content with what he ean get,' which flashed through my brain the intelligence. that you had | been rejected, or were satisfied yon would Jbe. Why, I never could conceive, for I always supposed you to be the favored one, but I didn't puxxlo over the conundrum , very long. From that momert 1 care myself up to the task of winning her, 'and went at it rough and tumble. I never 1went into anything bo’ reoklawly, because thoughts just then." volunteered the information that, sbe had never before in my life hod I been so seri­ “ There !" a sadden serwusncM settong gone to visit her cousin* over the moun­ ously in earnest. over her manner. "That convinces.me tain. “ But you don’t tare for ■details. If that you are*not obeying your doctor. 1 ou “ It’s in the j'inlng county, some twenty au« have been thinking of thoee dreadftil miles off," she said. . " Ooe of the boys ‘ none but the brave deserve the fair,' I have at least earned the trophy I shall columns of fignr«, «<! *P«*’ “d was over this way on some business or and ‘ shorts,’ and such ridiculous nouseoae. other, and sbe appeared kind o' moping, ,henceforth wear so proudly on mjr Don't you remember yoa told me that you and when he snoke on’t I jest bundled her breast." Before Fred returned from tho country, shouldn't think of any 'calb but calling off quick: It'll do her good. She's ajgal of lb. Ww Anuno.o 1 was on the Atlantic. I had again bothe cows, nor any ‘ shorts but thoee they I.porud M»bfe, T.bku ud Hubboo like all others." haVed in a cowardly wanner, and deserted have for their supper, to make them ^ve of *11 d-cipuon m»d. to onj.r on .bort “ Twenty miles I" I repeated. “ She’ll my colors when a vigorous movement on notice notice, also Granite Monument* of rou an extra quantity of milk for your probably be gone some 6* or six days, my own part, instead of resulting so, Ceakfast, ro you can go back to.the etty the various patterns supplied to customers. would have had a decidedly contrary re­ , in the &H vigorous for business, and irosn then ?’, “ Five or six weeks, more like," was the SrAemSofyeurnmtimrt.’ sult •'Quite a long speech, upon my wonL reply. “ I told her she'd have to stay, most likely, till we sent for her, and that And ft is not a month yet since I suppowd wouldn't be till after harve-ting was all could neithsrsM nor understand what taken place, nor how it all tended to you never indulged in anything beyond over. The men and horses u mighty busy advantage had 1 but followed it un. 1 monosyllables, and Bcnttered ones al: that. ‘ T^ank you for nothing. But how do daring the hot weather." knowledge did not come to me till m “ I sav Fred," I said that evening, as months afterward. von like my costume ?" . .L— .mnVlfifr nnr cionrs. <n*Tae Grocery Bmra«co PMS10NAL AND BUSINESS CARDS 'and made no objection to my appropriating his sketch. The sun was linking behind the moun- fMMb.IiMM !s**r been for some time in deep shadow. effect, and made occasional.deeultoqr ro~- last time I had seen Fred he was engaged marks, on a variety of subjects, presently in making a sketth of the waller, hardly ""^nIow Apropos that.masquerading .rig faking his eyes from the • canvas to Md me a cbeery gpodiye. For some reason fho was I She is, indeed, a lily of the valley, train, wm delayed a few momenta, and as I both lily and valley being ii). their respect­ gaxed over the valley, the old feeling of ive .ways vbarmmg, in a superlative sense." The whistle sounded just then, and I started for the train, leaving Fred busy on train was again motion I stood upon the bis picture, hardly looking up when he said rude country station platform, unable to re« yonder is enough like vou to paM for.your ,good-bye, and prophesied my return in a ।riot the force impelling me thefc, thinking I could pursue my journey the next day u own, if you should only tell people you few days. • Several tintea after my return to the were masquerading. How like a lily of After the train had departed, ana I ob­ I camo near doing so, wondering if ii the valley it looks, with the round, deli- city < was not cowardly in me to strike tay colors ।served the-curious country eyes scanning catcly penciled ruff I" singular movements, I suddenly real,: What an idea !" said Miss Perry, the iat such a moment, and if “ Puss" did not ,my daughter of my hostess. *' And yet, since ' ।expect me to come over the mountain to i r; I'.MS OF SUBSCRIPTION: or advertising. WHOLE NO 2030. did.aej.dntefpfct-tiil later,mu ocasun, „ Jilbi and «w«* • body wdd. Yo, SLlly, by felB»S ■» kv« W»U« My heart to hunt up cronies, by aid of memory and directories. But 1 had no lack. Fred I could get no track of, oaljf that be had .Jkj �,„r. tatc, b. -• our uDcxpeotedly ! Of cour.ws fbe raff waa noth Washington letter. so jiroitoance.uor the rotUns folds to tho J drem gathering in a ma.«, bock of the : neck, so angular and so still u represented in the Elxsabethan portraits, ^Bt there she wm m the dress, with modiflestiona, in whidte she had anade the final aaaanft os my bsBrta and WM »»-“ WlknMringfr now. The mill, in Now England u, started up, and trade from that* ,(•«■<«I improved. The South and West u *w more frody, and the p*^ l? lhe "I'niig is • r i,,afa *I‘"d “ >* U“- Como- lime. oueMlj, thur. will be • P»‘ “°J i„g, thi. ,«r »>n ■“* Mr. Tilden is umfantood to be onecur- . ' buldisg «.»a idle for But U aging tho revolutioniste. it will giw W* ?«»■ “p tlt0£,%S*?a”Ji “d • great many Gov, Hpndtfoks has eight « deeded;, kttj fagtan that Diflnocrafa ■ spite from the abuse of the Democratic “Not to a certainty; I «*? much. You are very py, M I press. ,ap- Ed. Bas editor of the Capital, was ■ Bonn _... warrant issued y«Urf«y umtul upon of-the District Ing rebellion, itf- Senator Edmunds is now the tar­ get for the mud-slingers. /.Frediaths h-worid. How 'Umotam and riot,* and is now out on come President for one your. H. wm adritel TOO, iTXAPV, U» atet of a, Maia diapateh hu just come' otiL It was scot “ illecl;,4’ and Mr. Tilden., wm thus called after yqq went overthe smK ifi W.wiA Ota FmneWeave »a»> <bl, I ww nah « rilV <te tW-W« ‘Aid thiuk you l*T. jrowu riat Mvb. not, nor Uppia; Alt wtaM ia growth, not hspfiinnn, after all. Mph is the object, hapmMM the remit; revemc, m people generally aop- THE VICTORY IS OURS I m narsete is ernt. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES Dwhrad ' Poor Hoedfyl'To thiukofhis being set down by a unanimous rote of this par­ Ho tisan Cosjmiaaiou I had better go CotMtitutioiMlly Elected President of , Mtamination of President Hayes, if it did York He wuu Bite » ■*» rood, but lie eriute tete dedute. to do ioethiog of the ebrt, cWutiog, end properiv that Mr. Morrissey went tnto the adulation m a speculation, and that if be This h the thus returned to power can ride in safety from the Executive Mansion to the Capi­ tol to be inaugurated, wo are fitted for ths slavery that Win feltow ths iaanguralion. The Electoral Commission was unanL. How soon our!lamp poste.Will bear fruit it mous in not accepting Cronin's vote from is for tho people of the South to my." Oregon. They agreed that Oregon's 3 votes should be counted for Hayes and Which for More thaw U Yean Ea. b-<a tai last Sunday, strongly hinting at the most inflammatory paragraph : " H a man Wend Mid uweute, ■tain VkeUta aM Family Paper, as is well known all oyer the Uaitwd Stales i. in pfbliahed weakly, contain, right Urge hasMt it b< it^k •wears that ticians, and gambling. is th? same as though ho had any other game. Morrime; there b no honor among pollhe^is going back to regular He says the worst skin game There is altogether too much of thia dan-, writem J Shit asaaationa! trash, but u atother ia willing to have her children rud The whole tone of the paper h pur* end rating. It also contain. Historical and Biornthicri article* ; Scientific; Agricultural sa-l lfQuw. hold Departments; ftahicu Article wwkly fresh and unexcelled; Humorou* Note.; Uu erary Review. ; New. Notes; Boys' and Girls' 1 Column. ; and Strong and Sparkling Ediuriale. etc., etc. Js juxl .Uch a paper utnn. body loves to read, and ths price is ealy genius and foolish talk about areMsioation, TWO DOLLARS A YEAR. Wheeler bf 8 to 7. And (Uli our Platform. "Honest money ipr all, and free schools for all. There should be no infiation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interfarance which will destroy the other.” and it is to be hoped that the parties coun­ He re­ seling such action may be held to a rigid cently said that even if Davis had been se­ accountability for their folly and crime. Semple copy containing elub rate., stt., sent on receipt ©T a 8 eeat stamp Addms Montgomery Blair fools had. lected u the fifth Judge on the Commis­ Amongst the ramors prevailing regard­ sion, the Democratic prospect would bare ing Mr. Hayes' Cabinet, ia one that Gen. been no better that it is now. Huribut of Illinois will take Tho Memphis Appeal, a leading Demo­ portfolio, and Logan succeed cratic journal, says : Tho Democratic par­ Constantinople. ty must go before the country with a clear that Speaker Randall BENNETT A FITCH, tea«■--------- atHrv. ml NEW ADVERTISMENTS. the War Maynard at It was also on dit to-day wm to resign to pre­ record, and this it can do by submitting to vent Hayes being counted in. the decision scarcely cither to bo believed or feared. The cups. eity is full of it. C. P. Rowell & Co's. Col. Men are killing But this is women—women are killing men, and cashiers are getting away with the bal­ ance*. The gamblers are getting- their harvests is, and, in short, the <a» com­ The once opprobious qiithet of •‘South- itrary, the President intends to adhere mandment! are having a hard time of it. era fire-eater” must be formally read out ।strictly to his non-interference policy in A curious case camo to the surface yester­ of the language. Ben. Hill of Georgia :regard to Louisiana. In conversation this day. The confidential man in a. Wa|l and John Young-Brown of Kentucky are week with the delegation from that State, street banking house was suspected by the striving to hold in cheek the revolntitfnUt ho spoke.quite freely in regard to his in­ president of using money that belonged to the bank. The president, to assure him-, of New Yoik, Ohio and Hliuois. tentions, stating that he had no idea ci self, put a 'detective on "his track ; and it' Governor Hayes met with a very cor­ rceognixiog either government, or taking was made a certain thing that he was*livdial reception at Fremont, O., Saturday :any action whatever, except to maintain ing‘ a long way ahead of his salary, and that be could not carry his expenses with­ evening, and made an impromptu speech, ithe *tatu gua; and that u his own admin­ out stealing at least ten thousand - a 'yuar, I: wm characterized by tho sound com­ istration was dow so nearly terminated, be The prarilent took kiss UlJ hialprireto mon sense which has characterized all his intended to leave the maUar entirely to his office, and, without a great deal of gravity^ of the tribunal of ita own —Ltu than 4 Cail! a H>rt. Com ’ , LkittR ! not in fact directly counsel it. upon to pay for his own death warrant. > flfi.000 tMl. The ohur “hared upon an editorial which apppeared in the Capi- WosV—and not atop at Cincinnati, either. the United States. Wk,,-. He is quite the ingen cer­ tain circles. But you know all about that pccbably ?" - ' “No. I have beeaM iauaened in boein«a In Europe that I have absolutely not heard of or from him since—tot me see; no, not anca ho wrote, jwt after my re­ turn from here, to tall me of his engage, meet with you." “His — engagement — with—me—1” drawing a sharp breath ax the enunciation offrerj Wted. ’‘Ho bm never engaged ; The neanret thing about the GobHt Prhe Eijwnil fir a fat Notwithstanding all reports to the con­ lut, fall, and married'■ycouain, aad—\> I did not bear her reply, only taw her abate her bead fa. the rapidly gathering dusk, and clanped my arm around her u I had three sauunea before. But she did not withdraw from my embrace this time, in ever no gentle a mkoner*, and when I asked her to be my lily of the valley, the answer she gave shone over my soul m the deporting sunlight had over the anchor­ Dated Usaras.febraary 12. W!. shaped cloud, and the reflected radiance illuminated my whole being. Stole Roms. The Portland girls will not amoctalc with any young men who drink, or who frequent Every iron rail io to bo replaced with ateel on the Michigan Central Railroad thia spring. There will be a meeting of the General Paaaenger Agents of Michigan railroads in That scandal loving sheet, the Detroit East Saginaw on Thursday next. A bill has been introduced Into the State AVaawy Wricx, Micrta that Got. Hnyesu Legbfatere making it a penal offense for to recognize Nicholls as Governor of Louis­ lawyers to advertise to obtain (fivorees. iana. We presume there is not a man in Reform ia Lhc watchword of tho hour, and Reform Clubs exist all orer the State, die nation crxxy enough to suppose that but they are not for Tilden and Reform. Gov. Haykr, will accept the Preeidency, The Paw Paw Chwrier says i “ Woodia by the action of the Returning Board of worth but fl 1 » o»ld bow, and wo know of eontrecte being made far 18 oords for Louiaiens, and then repudiate its action in •Ifrf » • counting in Packard as' Governor. InAi lady writes from Portland, Ionia county : “ Dr. Reynolds has been here and coMiatancy of action has yet, ter the first we are happy, for Portland Km been revo- time, to be attributed to President-elect lutMMued.'1 The citixens of Li^tio Traverse tyffe in­ augurated aWreUMbt for aeciiilng an inc" tension of the Grand Rapids and Indiana railrood to that point. public utterances ainoe tht Presidential isueccesor. struggle bsgun. At the expiration of his term of office, President Grant intends visiting Europe with his family. He will then The Cincinnati J&tcs asya the New York Siin continues to make some dread­ hare been for sixteen <x> caeca tire years in The is the public aervjcc. informed the cashier that all his outgoings and incomings wen known—that be spent his nights at a certain house uptown— that be paid the rent ofthe house, and the axpeuem of tho lady Wftaliaafr Ja jj । ami . , The first exprceeion of public opinion projudhcod. It will pardon us, we hope far remaiting that its perfaraunres mar its '•o the present political situation will be physiognomical beauty more than they given at tho election .of Congreesmen and State officers in New Hampshire, which hurt the next President. The main, object to be gained by the machinery of the Tribunal was the assur­ ance of a dear title to' the incoming Dres­ den L And yc* the Duffifiinfs are already takes place March. on the second Tuesday in The dty election which occurred in Philadelphia thia week can hardly be ccets a great deal of money, but 1 do not pay it In my situation I cannot afford “ «^rt ■WT-'itf-tht, regarded as a political contest, since no jbative business. iiraml hWaiorc Firsl-claM Machtae Agents, ued I eaergy and ability to ... th. ™pl,. Mm-----------learn the bm.inc«N o( selling »cw wm, the gains were decidedly Jin favor of in thenekt Aouse, the ladf fan. ire>, hnp/ tnx Machine*. CoMpensatioa pens to be a sirter of the lady who is food UbnraUbatwaryiBg according to the Republicans. of me. The two women have always been abaiicw.chnracier and quail I tenIn new Hampshire a close political issue partners, and knowing that I wm a mere U*n« wf the Acral. For particeis made, and both partiM are going into subordinate, Mrs-------------- , your woman, thfiskrtilactotCLCiiitat the fight very ranch afraid of each other. make* you pay enough to keep both house The decision of the contest, which will be going. I am stealing something, but I am t tMV W. T«. • pRinodDeing Gov. Hayas a “ usurper," on the presumption that bis right of poraesaion will be certified and authenticated in exact accordance with the plan of .their own dictation. Iribvne says: ThoNew York “The Louisiana decision threw the Cornexa into regarded m a sort of popular verdict, will a state of excitement and woe only a little be looked forward to with intense intenet lew profound than it -did the Democratic all over the country. But the The weaiher continues of the same A 1 Corners has one great, advantage over a quality*, that is just such spring-like wmtir CongiMsnMn Democratic st Washington. caucus in the -fact tiut the ** ”n E01 *n ”lber part of tho bi*iM o( the faxmer are oonsuatniirti m eountry. “Igo a.fishing" MXt moqth, Nuby, whilufa tho latter - tltoy rdre. too What else transpired will known. 0-*- *VT promoted imx never bo ________ — _______ into one house, raving the expense <ff | mission rqjecto Cronin’s vote, the product if months rf intrigue, telegraphing, and MBGIUPH i, »nd c»ni It 'intis >d Mtkklion. r»»7. la MaeUdnc. ■CtkUinriiR. 0. : n lull. tade, and fearlesMeu whioh Mr. Morton for property; and lie is going to build this neliapy ,£r. T^hn. wm obtained by dite y—M “ RP 4 flegree." 1 . t nn. Mummer, because be wiH be able to build W.-J. M. Savors. Mar' reputfibh ■ .It^thw cw the afire cheaper .than he .ever will again. For ia Six yuan of Dwnosraticrak fa Miteou. dhd not neck the maw, but the mau sought H. Whifaey, Xsrari km brought ka .legitimate, fmfa . fa. the yffioe. by the agencies with which weal ­ “5 w. G.TresMrer-R. H. Morrison, , thy and unscrupulous politicians are ft- Mvonleetettfensf that The Utt. BMd to ooa. Flint R. W. G. thafl. R. W. G, TE’ltast Worthy Grand MMtermede iTalboa*. Afwta wm1»4. O.lSitel lebw. TKUKAIXI. Au»c-U>. real party lines were drawn; but, m it >ng up two establishments, aud Ixsm u OQMMMBIlira iBn fins . TUX BDILDIRQ PXO«FBCT. ’ the concern to meet there to•ffaira of the bank? W1S bargaining, by a uteuimou vote’ Now Here hM boon no building fa New the Democrate have the non-partisan Com- York to speak offer three yean; because rmrahes. two of its officer? provided fat.’“ rtaMMl ritfamo 0ftGraBd Bapids, have pa-. and to the party management which it in­ mBrion they have been preying for. How there u now w> the island more houses mx NforsPArafa. than there are families, and more stoles titioaed the iegfetetare to pees a law to m>i voiced, or which wm submitted to at kis do they like it? tahUsh a State Befana Beheei hr ghta. dictation, is chiefly due our present defeat The Chicago JHfaote prints a ddiifofe- than there are merdunta. . Real estate is Hotel keepers w3 be touted fo et It is as gross an absurdity to compare his leaded editorial advising tM Kenyte to tho poorest property a man can have in biU now before the House at Lansing re­ case with that of Jackson, when Adams this dty, for then is no such thing m quiring them to keep a coil of inch rope’ wmelocted by the House of Ropreeenta- elect Mr. Morton President of that body, in view of the evident intention of a part dodging taxes on it, and rents are nothing. ia each sleeping room of their hotels, om But as bad os the lookout is for rente end of whaeh shall be fastened to the floor- tires, m it would be to compere the rich, of tho Democrats to fillibustcr. It saya ; —all to be used u a means of escape ini supple end adroit New York lawyer and ” The man of all otiiers for the Praaident there will be a very large amount of bnildcom Are. veteran politician with the ragged and poor feg ti.is season. The imgt New Yorker to select to act m Prmident of the United The Grand Lodge I. O.O. T. of Mich- soldier and patriot who roM to deserved States for nearly a yam, fa ome Democrat­ » foolish enough to believe n> the final triumph of the city over the advene mr- are here. Tfa ic perfidy ehal neemeitate !p fa Oliver P. the 7Vm« i, j«M holding rt. owTSd Morton of Indiana. ' The emergency will onnstancoB it finds itself in, and that with­ hardly that, the Sna » nuking somethinc be om demanding all the energy, prompt in st year or Uro there will be a but not mneb, and the rest nreMukter the ftdtowiur aypouitmenta : ’ W._ G. Itafad-E. Dl G. HoMan, B.QOK8 to aU oUwv. W A ‘ ful faces »I Governor Hayes. muehsesMered tobeof ^jy n»:" OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Receiver Trowbridge, of the Detroit and The ImC of the labors of Hcrculsa las There is an increasing manifestation of Milwaukee railroad, has been granted parr i dislike to Tilden among the Southern been aroompliahod. The throe votm of miarion by Judge "Reilly to contract for 100 Demoerate, and the Smtikty Herald of the Oregon are counted for Hayes and Wheel­ BuiMioj - Pomicl — Crim. — Tb. new freight cars for that road. er. That ww to be expected. But the Newepapars—Bualaeac. Hon. A. B. L'heney, of Sparta Centre, 25th fast, had a leading article protesting Stir York. Feb. ntk, 1877. Kent county, will deliver an address be­ againrt a new election with Tilden m can­ unexpected has also happened.' .Tfae Com­ fore the State Boakeepers’ Aseeciation at didate. It says, Lansing, bn Thuraday, March lith. Sub­ U U» dun thu Mr. TSHn U rotSUed to ject, “Shall faoMrvkaqphaMT u another nomination - u the -hands of his Msvor Peirce, Judge Withey, D. Darparty, We charge thit to his nomination $25000^”^.id Cotabituiiea' Pro- W4C-.IS..P. —; all th, uoAa, tut «Ur monay. IVonlri k.w- , : lenthneo^ !h*rd rimm iktams there ■ ift Advertisement^ GTLLET & HALL, ' Murnhants tn »ork And S’.4", ®y & co �The Grand Central Hotel, New York, noted | for its profuse and elaborate deeorations and I elegant table, now offers the same accommoda­ tions al a redact ion from H to <2.» and. WWo trust tho Roputdicans of the a.veral Wards of tfio City’of HaaUngs and the several Mle>ri«a7«AW mi». Special Notices. Notice. A Farm of 40 acres to rant. 25 acres unproved, with building*. Inquire of J. R. Eastman, office over Hastingx National Bank. towmshipa in tho county of Barry win not fall 02 W. Maflzen St, Chicago. C. M. RUNYAN’S. marl’77 to send up a full delegation to the Gounty Con­ vention on Saturday, The Junior Rnfonx Club pcr&etod Its orga­ nization last evening, and now has a member­ ship of 48. The eldest son of Hon, D. B. Cook Is tho President, with a full corps of Vice Madison Dispensary, 1 hrow Away that Stub I would respectfully niinouncoto the citi­ zens of Hoistings and vicinity, that I haVte a new and . 1 ' And go buy a firsl-claai cigar of Em. Busv~ ’ baa jatt filled up with a stock of Presidents, Secretaries. he. Wo will send Tai SaTvanar Evexixo Post and the Baxxaa for one year on receipt of f3. ■ marlt3 |l,60. Address publisher of tho Barnts*.' Tss Pocltkt Woatn. Hartford. Conn.; K H. Stoddard. Monthly. $1.25 per annum. Thta is a neat magazine which cannot fail to be welfotned by the poultry raiser. It is filled With excellent hints, advice, etc., forthase who keep fowls of any kind, either for pleasure or 7 uuuat wot. oa sauu hthoiosv. To those who are already subscribers to the Bateau, wo will eend the Ton on receipt of Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starclj, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will l>e sold at Call and sec our Text, fobltf Smith, Hoolk & Preston’h. POSITIVELY CURED M. D. Rood desire, lo call attention to his qew Wagon Shon, where he may bo found at all noun of any day, ready to do any work in, bis line, from putting a new now seems no doubt he will be, the Republi­ spoke in an old wboel, to the building of cans of tha city of Hastings, with such of tha best buggy ever seen in tho -county ol their friends from the country as cap meet Barry. Don’t forget the place; in the profit, and in profusely illustrated. Should Hayes be declared elected, as there them, will celebrate hie inauguration by a bon- shop with Jason Rich k Bro., fira and other demonstrations of joy and sal- Church and Railroad Street. XX6tf isfaclion on Monday evening, March 6tb. •Ft<->«T»»qp<~h31« JF’JEXXCJSS. al now gives this recipe free on receipt • to pay expenses. Hemp atoo euro uaiueaat the stomach, and will break n twenty-four hour*. Address CbadlOHRaee 8L. Philadelphia, nasulux corner o Remember the place, at J. S. RUJV'YJIJV'S Boot and Shoe Store, Jetfebson stbeet. Rire me a call. I xxifiGLf C. M. RUNYAN. GEO. WOODS & CO.'S PARLOR ORGANS Read the following from the Grand Rapid. Saturday Kvnnog Pott of the 10th ult"Frank Board, the chalk-talk artist, delighted a largo audience at the opera house Tuesday evening. In rapidity of movement and originality of de­ sign he is equal to Next, who gave a similar entertainment at Luce's hail two er three years — --------j Putt off that Dirty Dollar. Go and sec tho beat dock of collars ever brought to Hsuitings, just received at Eta. Bushy's. marltB. wj’.eb^es;. Contract- tho probate eonn fur the county uf Harry, the probate efice.lt> the city of llulluo. Advertised Letters. Commercial. Catharine J oh mon Chas. Ilobertton, Almira B. Smith. Frank Chalker, John Bridler. Outtus Hubbert. Adison Hatcher. Mend Bcek- lUxxsu Ornct. Feb. 15. 1877. WHEAT.(whiteJ per bushel--------------- MSM1 WHXAT.tredl per bushel------------- ,— SMI : L. B. Clapp, Boule Crack ; Lapham Jt Wa­ terbury. Chicago ; Roehm & Davison, Detroit; Wm. Stoors, CUrkUoa. Mich. IJro. M. Mavras, I’. M. Odd Fellowship. HUS The following figures from the report of the Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, ahowi the growth of Odd Fellowship Ml ud that dirty cellar-Xm. Bothy. W'ctld.-li; H. Stoddard. i'nbats Ord sr—Osbcra Minor*. ia thia Blate during the peal year: Number of Initiations. 1,838 CHICKENS, per lb CHEESE, PeV lb--------WOOL, perlb—..... — SALT. fine.per bbl..._ HALT, coarse, per bM. DRIED PRACHX8. neared. per lb..DRIED PEACHES, unpeared. perib DRIED APPLES. i>«r lb------------ ----- POULTRY WORLD. A spleadsd Illustrated Monthly, dvrelwi mirth 5*8fel.TMY Number cf brothers relieved. Number cf widows' families relieved, 110 ■ Expended for relief of brothers. $8,275 Expended for benefits and buriale. ‘ ’ Foreducation of orphan*, 1,181 For general charity,. 06.631 Total expensea of lodges, 67.M8 Receipts of lodges, Down in All About the County. Making maple sugar seem* lo be the formers I Mt time there days. 7'ie I'.r'.na Club now numlrtrs about 250 Our efficient i <,.;nty Clerk left yesterday af- the Mouth. City Drug Store Ceo. M. Savage & Co’s Col. Partie» aniwerinr say of those adeertix menu will pleaae state where they saw the same. HASTINGS, Dsrxorr. Feb. XT. W7. The jobbins biuiaeu u now rood. tome of the brarehes reporting a regular Bpring trade having already eat ia. If we do not have another election exeiument to deraaxe tr.de alt summer. food times, it 1. thought. will be felt right off in all di­ Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfulli/ compounded. Also a full line of When there is a continual dropping down into tho back of the mouth, with irritation and inflammation of the nasal cavities and throat, with hawking, spitting, and a sense of folnees about the head, be not deceived or thncy.lt is a simple cold. Yon arc afliicted with that scourge of this climnte. Catarrh, the forerun­ ner of Consumpiioo. Ln its early "‘•gee a ftw Keroasne Oil-Mfob. ls»U bellies of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy wiU ef­ Lard Ofl-Mo. 1--------------fect an entire cure. When confirmed. Dr. Lira Stock—Ordinary------Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery ohotild be uoml In connection with the Remedy. There etsadard remedies have been before the public ■nanv veaas and tbeir use has been attended cussioaof Caiarrh aodiuraHonai treatment Is contained in “ The People'• Common Sense Medical AdTlanr,” a book of over nine hun dred pages, illustrated with two hundred and eighty two engravinp, bound ia «‘,t:Jr‘c'' pofflpejd, gl.60. Address, Publishing Depart­ ment, W'orid'e Dispensary, Buffalo, N. T. PERIWIES, MBS, PH, OILS, DYE STUPES, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. OHIOAGO SEED COMPANY Importers, Growers, and Jobbon of FOREIGN and domestic ■raws for a trip t<j Kalamazoo. Mich Mmsh. Poteen k Barlow arc receiving their •lock, and will open doors pretty soon. PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless varieties. xxIG8tf Mr. Brooks will open his singing school very STAVES. STAVES. Men, hot we are not advised what day. We hope «ur friends wUl not forgot to oonWbtue 10 the TempimMe Reading Room. M B. Frye, of Creasy's Comers, died on the XtyUt,, of .jmpiexy, aged about 60 years. iNnaSWS Tie Circuit Cturt win convene al 2 P. M. on Monday next, his Honor, Judge Hoyt, pro­ aiding. Send in your orders for job work. 1,000 «»rda, ajr tor, on wrd-board far 83.00. Frank Beard, the Chak-ta!k artist, mid to U wperiw to N'ml win be al Union Hall March 10th. iscal fyta Mee? Timothy—--------Tallow—Buy In*. florauguide Highest Market Price Cash, VTOKS l<Ves ai|< i„ i!lftUpirtoed President of these L61ud Su«w »n Sunday, March dih. AU true Flower aid FeffeUHo Cartel, the nut beautiful work of the kind in th. world. lloooUht nearly ISO pages, hundred. offlao lltos- ®«n abou’.d rejoice. I. *. Vreouun has been up among the law o‘k*» thia week, and comes home looking than eve- before. . < |7 _?* France meeting wiU bo hold at Hall sen Ubbato eveatog. Asaeshh wiU deliver addreooea. . '•dm- rmitaa, to rrp., <W W iM,. ma., nmn. E. D. WHITE, lUanxsa. Mica.. SepL t, 1876. *• w* go to press we learn Ural Frauk HM« F-aq, of I rairievflla, Is vary low. wBh "MH cbm* .f improvement. I »• xj �that have been in the market a longer or shorter time, are *ure to be a success in any locality, except where they have been fully tasted. In consequence of this fact, those who are desirous of obtaining new varieties, which have not been tested sevcvcral years in their vicinities, must run the risk of the result No particular cre­ dence should be given to what ia said in grape circulars, about the adaptation of vines to alj localities; nor to the testimo nials in regard to the qualities of different varieties offered for sab, because testimo­ nials as to quality are often given by men who are not good judges of grapes. The best I can do for those who aroaeeking for good varieties is to say: Tho Debware, Iona, 'Agawam (Roger*' Hybrid, No. 16) and Concord, are the four best old colored varieties, which may be risked THUS AND SO. WkatatWwMA cams to tell > AR fkM aUttan ia not rold ? Oh! bo feature, plain or striklmr, - But a rxnrar we cannot shan. Cultivated timber—a school board. Gray wiU be tho fashionable spring. Railroads Railroads. Phax and Phon. n j ~~~~ _____ Railroad,. ■ me M W Jitiiu & Sajlsai tAUISM. WBbortart Um CMe*r» and Orawi H/ o«/y W Srew/A DaV Cocehnand One-third of the population Carolina is illiterate. hchig'^SIiW’south. -X-XSAE Tasle. Taking Mact Bee. OOIXG EAST. Mr. Moody, the evangelist. years old list Monday. To keep moths out of old dothing, it is recommended to give the dothing to. the poor. Smidgkins says: “Make your home happy—even if you have to stay awsy from it," It is estimated that the bridge between New York and Brooklyn will cost 190,• in any part of the country where the Con­ cord ripens. There are several new varie­ ties which have lately coma into market, aa the Brighton. Champion, Worden'a 000,000. The “ blM<hta" cure must boa homeo­ pathic remedy, on the principle that panes will eure pains. The marriage of Miss Wood to Mr. Tubbs, in New York, informs us when she wooed'n where. If a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush, is a mole ou the face Worth two in the ground ? g^P* _------ . ' have been hum»- , expect that any very groat reformation has taker place in the morals of grape vine venders. Buy sparingly and with the expectation of being chi ated in some de­ gree, and then all will be right As an instance . of ariarepreaentation, some years A good hotbed may be mads upon the surface of the ground, piling up the ma­ nure from two foot, six inches to three feat high, and at feast six inches wider all around than the frame. This extra width tendsio preserve the heat within the frame; and if it be a fool wider than the frame it would be belt er than six inches. ‘The situation should be where the soil is dry; and the bed should front to the sjuth, or u nearly south as tho location will permit The sashes should be procured before the bed is made, or their exact tiie should be known when the frame ia made ; and tho frame may bo made to hook closely to­ gether. ao as to be removed, and easily stored away when Dot in use. Fresh Korea dung is the best manure to produce heat It should be thrown into a heap and wet slightly about' a week before it is placed on tho bed, and turned over once or twice before using it to increase the host When put on the bed, tread it down firmly, and cover it about six inches deep with light, rich soil, and ascertain the degree of beat when you desire to sow your seeds, by plunging a thermometer into the soil; and if too warm, wait a day or two for the bed to cool. grees Seeds will stand a beat of 90 de­ very well. Sometimes ~ sown in pots and pans, which seeds are plunged into the manure without any covering of soil; but in such a case, it shonldjbc cov­ ered or three or four inches deep with sand ashes to retain the heat Wooden boxes six incbee deep, made of very thin boards, about two fset long, and one foot wide, would bo better than pans and pots for some kinds of plants. The bottoms might be of tine, or galvanised sheet-iron, perforated with small boles to allow water to pass through them, if, the watering should be too copious. Buch boxes could be pocked in without sty waste of room; aad foey could be easily removed to fork up tho bed anew to increase the heat, or to allow a new bed to be made, when the heat cTtte aid om is too umah axhauted. vertiaed aa ripening in New York State in August, and as being ‘‘the only raisin grape in the United States." It turns out with mo to ripen with the Concord, and to 1'C no raisin grape at all, and not worth cultivating at this lata day, when there axe so many better rarietim. XOTATTOB or CROPS. A judicious rotation of crops wiD keep a farm in a good state of fertility without any manure, except what u made on the farm. In the first place, turn over a field in sod for com, first spreading upon the field what manure you can spore, and turning it under aa fast as' spread, or the same day at least. Deep pfowidgbnot necessary in plowing sward tend for eorn ; but it should be turned over flat and even­ ly, and after harrowing the tend the com should be planted immediately, so as to get a good start ahead of the grass. The next year this land may bear a crop of oata barley or spring wheat. Seeding it down to clover or tv any other grass with it, tho clover being necessary to fertilise the land tho third year, by turning under a second growth (the first being cut for hay) early ia September, and sowing the land to wheat or pre, and seeding it down to grass again, omitting to sow the clover seed in this case till the foHowing March, when it may be sown even if the ground should be covered with snow; and as soon as the snow is gone and the land is dry roll it, and tho dover seed will catch well. There ia no kind of grass ao good as a green fen tiliacr as clover, as its roots penetrate the. soil quite deep; and with the green dover* turned under it is equal in fertilising land to a moderate spread of stable manure. Wo are now on the fourth year with wheat or rye and tho land properly seeded. Tho fifth year may be a crop of hay, and thB sixth hay or pasture, to be folloirod when desirable with another rotation of crops, but is not essential that tho above system be strictly followed, but it n necessary that the dover be grown to be turned under at the proper time, if the land is to bo kept in a good state of fertility without .A writer ou this subject reps: “Tbe moot perfect trestmeat for aa orchard to give vigor of growth, is to cultivate the surface ia connection with a yearly modi crate application of manure. Heavy top­ dressing without cultivation will produce derided nauhs. We visited an orchard which had for years roerired an abundant top-drawing. All the manure that could be spared west t>tho orchard. Theme!, low surface could be kicked up with tho boot among the grara. The trees bore heavy and exedteat oepa. The London badly injured. In pruning grapevines, yon are merely to put the vines ia good shape, MW mnftl to save (be most of the beet canes of het yesr’s gaowth, which >uj ba Uowa from their reddish rotor. The and* af the canes raved may be cut off to suit your trellis space; and the side ' medical men pronounce cigarettes a great promoter of consumption. “ Wbat did you get ? " she asked, as he returned from a two days’ deer hunt. “ Got back! ” was the reply. A Western genius has invented a ma­ chine for making artificial foliage. He might call it a patent leave er. “ I live by my pen," said a poet, wish­ ing to impress a young lady. “ You look aa if you live in it," was the reply. Astonishing bow quickly things travel now. Away out in Oregon, Cronin is raid to be erecting a bluwglaa* conservatory over his nose. “ Thomas, of what fruit is rider made ?” “ Don't know, rir." “Why. what a stupid boy ! What did you get when you robbed Farmer Jones' orchard?" “pot a thrash­ ing, sir." “ Remember who you are talking to, sir," said an indignant parent to a fractious boy. “ I am your father." “ Well, who's to blame for that ?" said young imperti­ nence, “ 'tain't me," would be wall to get s few extra nuta mads for such imptaments m are liable to have them lost when in use. You should also have duplicates of such porta of your mowing m«clurtt as are most liable to ; m. aad anivs at IMS a. QREAT WESTERM RAILWAY. HAND RAPID! DIVISION. An Oregon boy who got to school the other day a few minutes before the master and his fellows, declared a vacancy, and cast the whole vote of the school in favor of a holiday. The metric system is being introduced into Sweden, where it will be in full ope< ration within a few yean. A law has been passed fixing 1888 n the date when it is to become compulsory. Rome Sentinel: When a man ' ia treat­ ing a dashing widow to ice cream, aad sets his wife coming into the restaurant, about all he can do ia to button his coat, hang to his chair, and trust to Providence. The Reliable Short List EAST AMD WEST. to an - ranx SUMI IAPIH AM BETIUF. TIME TABLE. •burd.ys exceptsd. ILHily. r ears on all day tralaa, >. tn. train has PnltBaa ears throosh m Awa“” p— }<n*l Paw-far Ar*t. EaaUtou. xal-W Furniture, Coffins Etc. w“ They must have a very feeble consti­ tution in Congress," said Mra. Partington, “ if they haven't got power enough among ’em-to otmnt a few votes. Why, Imo would do it in five minutes by simple ad- At the marriage of an Alabama widow­ er, one of the servanta was naked if his master would take a bridal tour. “Dunno ufa; when ole ramus's alive he took a paddle to her; dunno if he take a bridle to de new one or not" A RrciPX.—Blue glass, one part; faith, ten ports; mix thoroughly and stir well until all the common seuac evaporates, a-, the presence of a minute quantity will spoil the mixture. If the} preparation is not strong enough, add more faith.— Eagle. An editor on the frontier, rays on ex­ change, became martial, and was made captain. On parade, instead of “ Two in front—advance ! ' he uncon- ; aciously excUimod, “ Cash—«2 a year in adnmeo." He was court-martialed and sentenced to read his own papers. More adyice to parties about to marry (thrown away, of eourac,.«; usual).- The. Phrenological Journal advises young men to.be guided by the shape of the chin Tn picking out a wife.. Inattention to-this ................... t>W in ua grew poorer ana poorer, ana urn uwas , were stunted and covered with moss. Thea •“ Jtttfy. a new treatment ru begun. All sorts of A gentleman traveling in Ohio some refuse matter were wheeled or carted on, such as rifted coal-ashes, old tan, scrapings years ago, turned in U a country tavern for of roads, fragmentary manure, 4c., until a dinner. The bar-room was garnished with considerable thickness had finally accu- a dirty wash-basin, a pieOt of soap the undated. A free growth commenced, sod •uxc of a loKSge, and a square yard cf improved crops of apples were the result." crash dimly visible through epidermic de­ PAINT ABD BEPAjn YOLTL IMPLEMENTS. posits. Haring slightly washed, the trav­ No farmer should foil to put his form eler eyed the rag doubtfully, and tbea » implements D good order before work asked the proprietor, “ Haven't you, sir. oouMoca in tho spring. Some of them, about the premises a this year's towel?" , undoubtedly, need pitting; and others, perhaps, are not in good repair, a brace beieg broksn, or a bolt, or a nut misting. Whiio you ar- at the blaekasuth'a, it UM • Why is a store that don’t advertise like Enoch Arden ? Because it “ secs no sale from day to day.” Please keep your eye ou tho fact that and be happy again, 1 GM Reduction ii Prices! SALISBURY &, BROSSEAU FURNITURE UjtoMen M Braids Fma. fc Graft Santa 1WM ORTHERN ODITTIR Alu MLWAYCOMPMR Look here ! Look here lelnhia Hex Moute.—She led him to a adh and » a deep bMS vteea caDed him her soul’s idri, and inquired what his monthly inane was. Strang his gaas fixed ou her fjania Railroad •^HNG STATIOS8 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-03-05.pdf ca19936432e03ab399ed66db770b8bbe PDF Text Text t,3be3e: SESSMci-xxrjeasaBE.Xji'sr - VOL, XXI. * NO. 89. J. 8. GOODYEAR &. CO.’S ] jhe^enii-WeeklyhepUblican Banner Announcement!? ■lni'liH .IXV PUBLISHER. Zkianre Uloct. oppwirt U« Heart , I Dry Goods and Clothing. Great Bargains in Dry Goods. All kinds of Fancy Goods | 1 at BOTTOM PRICES. Ready Made Clothing Speciality. TjEllMS or SVBSCHIPT1O1 ol> Department! Tailoring. A fine Tailoring Department connected with our Store. ha tks op ad ver tiring. Boots and Shoes- A Large Stock of Boots and Shoes, nil kinds, very Cheap. , i ilttMl Groceries. Vt» l‘ BJO I 10.001 nj»| foJW c..«? I jiuio i wool Mini aun | ituwi aun i &axo~l rimi w Groceries of all kinds as LOW as they can be bought any where. Salt. A full lino of Saginaw and Onondaga Salt always on hand, ----- ;—— ------- - - --PPiOrESSIONKL AND BUSINESS CARDS Come and see us For we mean to sell goods, so that it shall be for your advantage “ to buy of us. j. S. Goodyear & Co­ Hastings. Mich. Jun. 17, 1877. ' jan!8tf. . THIS FAFEH IS ON FUJI WITH Doctor Aikln’s Double Column. i READ, READ. READ ^THIS I ~ READ EVERYBODY YVWHlT JH WEALTW. OR FAME. OR LIFE---- WITHOUT IIKALTH r*Sa JAMES CLARKE ATTORNEY AT LAW A ■SOLICITOR yre»pt aUantion «tr.a to IS OUANCKRY. n a*- CHRON IC SMITH fe KNAPPEM. ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT­ OUS IN PHIXCKRY. Fractal io al! U>» coart. -I lhu .tote. OCcaurer Jaliu. Kuwait'* »tor«. rn>.xsrSMini. Ca*». M.Kji*rra>. AND SURGICAL U Qncd r.»;.Iild ‘ ~Y~ IMrtaep-a. _ i - r. i. o,ore ! l| ft V.k>.TkkMUAc<. s:1JX“ T. J. WILDER, xxiiSif H. C. PECKHAM, PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, FRKEPOHT. BA11RT COUNTY, MICH. «<F'Jfficw in n.-»ide'*ee. North aide Jl.ln Bt.*%a XXOtf Jirrirr o?Tirt rSAcr. oami c.iuctio. end I durance Amt, Union Block. Stale Strewt, Hwiinn. Mich. »If H’M. UPJOHN, DR. H. F- PECKHAM. ■ tlCLBCHC PHYSICIAN AND 8UBOION, •:,4ar Orttk. llarrg DELIG HT J. WOLF. M. D. ...... .j ism avqsi v, mv . ..n o.w. Offito bo«n fromlOo’eloek *. M. to ir. «. Jtf*idmeeSb Jefferson dUeoU All «aU* Wfil recpVn prempt attention. X14511 ,.r die. ot KO IB,-,- A. P DRAKE. PinatCliN k HGBQBON.-riMtee evar K D.' Ark 1 c>,«_BruaB,.ar»,an.ln.St.. ilMirngn Mich. WM. IL RAYFORD. SY un>« t'onM«llor al Law.'aud BpNcHsr r O>.» 1 cn fr> k..r friend “SBi.-'.w'iatti:' Barlow ± Goodyear'* eture. DR. C. RUSSELL, The Married or I PHYSICIAN A SUMMON.—Office o 1'.U<,.I1'. .tore, Phoadx Block, Bl Hanlon, Midi. gosar-W LUCIUS RUSSELL, A W YER. Circuit Conn CoMrirtiongr, CHAS. H. BAUER, Fannv proaching him he extended hislumd, cx­ claiming, “Why, Charley Gaines, where the 'dedoe did you drop from ? I thought you were thousands of miles away, in sun­ ny Itahr studying art and basking in the smiles. of those proUy models we read about,’’ “So I -icajt, Ned, but I have returned and am just now basking in the smiles of this little artist whom I discovered among the fairies in yonder -wood.” Here followed an explanation of what had occurred and then an introduction of Ella to her quondam friend which was almost unnecessary u they had become quite well acquainted during their walk. Then followed an invitation for Charley Gaines to step in and take tea with them, at which the sto^r was again repeated and a fresh volley of thanks ponied out by Mr. and Mrs. Murray,. • , . . It becomes almost unnecessary to follow the thread of these lives much further. Charley Gaines soon discovered that Ella was sadly in need of instruction and, as he was spending the summer in that part of the country, he took upon himself the duties of instructor. Not many months had elapsed before he began to instruct Ella in an art of which nature implants much knowledge -Jn the youthful breast. 8o that during the Christmas holidays, when Fanny came to act as bridesmaid for Ella, she was confidentially informed by the latter through a mixture of tears a^rd smiles that, “though the work had ndt profited her a dollar, it had gone far towX aras solving the problem for her." . mysteries bbecame her. ~“e plain as daylight to * ”• Thon ambition stepped in. Heretofore her efforts bad boon mainly directed to «qyhig i» her room inch pictures as she could possess herself of. Nov however, oh tl«) fine Summer weather at hand, she concluded to work from nature. So, wuauuvu w .u.m 'taking her matend she would sally forth £ , ■ . . . . .< , | « those bright days into the wernd. and I :x Character, Family, and Toward the South. Polioy \Tbe Chicago Infer— Ocean contains two vcVy interesting communications in a racy vein by well-known . writers, both haring spent some time at the home of the Presi­ dent elect. We We dopy Bnt first wh>l what w is said of h5g 3^60 and personal character by ■ r . ■* PRIVATE DALZXLL. . It in, or ought to be, something to know that when Gen. Hayas enters tfee White House ho will transfer to it a Christian family, of which he is tha consistent and exemplary head. His wife is a woman r..n -C One bright sunny afternoon, as she sat hand is daily blessed by the poor of the seemed to bo always hi trouble over the city. .She is fjTemost .in acts qf benevo­ fell >1 hie. expenses of his family. Having now busily cngagMl sketching in tho woods she lence, In a quiet and undemonstrative way. accquircd his fortundHtecems to be still beard a low wkfetlo—a little femiliar bal­ Her children are beautiful and intelligent. more unhappy than WHR- I'm sure I lad. Peering ^jrough tho foliage, she The pride of Havre life, is that goad cannot solve the problem. And Ned, too. perceived, in the Ahction from which tha woman and the four darling children. > He soundrproceeded, with He has finished his education, been ad- --------------------- ;--------------approaching „- . , is a home man ; he is always .at home at mi t ted to tbe bar and is now working day a |Kirt-fulio under bu armaud carelessly I by tbo enriQu,. Jraluu, or pn nigkt You never see nun—-it was always >nd satlsfr Mwnclfand night, to do whatt To amass ■ for- swinging a stoyt oane. Ho was walking riam, and by hi’ lapcrioriklll his habit—away from his own fireside at .tunc a-i his rfather .t— J.J —i:_ did 1-r before him. While carelessly but sturdily towards her when, night. He loves home. Around .it chu* raising bis cudgel, ho made a dash at the he is not exactly unhappy, he appears to r reletivr,. rirtlmi «r Conwini.tloi. or oilier ;StrXyuW.S,SaLS be anything but contented, and looks upon ground with it, striking about a yard from tors all that is beautiful and attractive to XgMttd ho loves it. : He never drank, life as a perpetual/Stroggle, which it cer­ where she sat. Then raising himsdf UM ■k ivurt, played cards ; never atO1 phnJctan..nd ^vinxcboroogh qu*ll«illoM.ln4rhV. tainly is to him." । lifting hU iial bo said with a gentle political clubs, or .spent Li“Ella," exclaimed Mrs. Murray, enter­ madly Voiee “My dear Miss, I ani'^B MHp in brawling hotel crowds of puliing the neat and tastily -furnished parlor, tremely happy that I should have inUH Ho hates all such things, and rupted your occupation jnst as T did, or “why are you not dressing for tea ? Hero avoids them as be would a pcstilenoo. it is nearly three o'clock and our friends hi^suakeship," pointing to tbe snake to will be here by four. Go at once girls, and which he had just dealt such a powerful and fatal blow, "would have dobo so much dreas, instead of lounging your timo away." It is hardly to be wondered that Ella more effectually than I fiave^jnd perhaps should fail to solve the problem oflife's for a longer time.” Sure enough. There object. Many older and wiser heads have lay beside her the venomous reptile which rT<*Xvi: FAITH IN. smart yodng men suppose. All good men . __ >■ tsa1 labored at this same question without over would in an instant more have sprung up—even all bad men—admire such a life of *her perhaps ‘ * to death. arriving nt a solution. Mr. and Mra. | on her andi . town | ^be di rneClre »(«• _ —- Murray wcro honored citacas of the fccnce transpired in such purity as Gen. Hayes has led from boy­ hood up. I can go through tho Ohio fair con: com- , an incnflM ■space of time, that Ella of 3------- , having accqulred ' a fair could ha^H ■ the danger from which Legislature to-day amid all this -excite­ potency of this world's goods some years ment and find not a single Democrat but Eued. Gradually howprevious to the timo spoken of. They she bad W kr came to her and rcn- what is tho personal friend of Dayes. had done their whole duty toward their over, tho rfl Not a word has any man yet uttered dercd her N two children, Ned and Ella, i» far aa their Abe gentleman, “yoti against his integrity and honesty—not one <‘I fear M knowledge of that duty could reach. They ■ would to my mind in all tho five great campaigns in which as had provided thorn with excellent educa­ intend to fiu Congressman, Governor and President he Be a snake bite." tions and a fair station in life. Ned was be quite as < (for which it wafl in- has successively been before tha people This had working his way up in his profesaion and here so conspicuously. tended and brox____ Ella at onbo to her Ella—well, she was doing' absolutely nothing. Having finished her education, senses for she had i will do after the tho necessities of her position did no£ re­ as vciy “plucky" i’snn>, Wj I tBBquire from her any labor, nor had she over danger is all past sun shines all through his been taught to do any. Hero was the not find words tt act and speech, and shows true cause of her inability to. solvo Aho titnoly assistance,' iah. Full of good sense, great problem. She had no object in life, , and her parents had failed to teach her again flashed through hex mind. _ “No thanks arc necessary, I did slmply any except the uaual • one of parrying, which is taught to most girls of the pres­ what any ono should do and I am very ent day. Unfortunately however, Ella glad to have come in time. I see you are same voice for All, hooret, plain, blunt, and was rather peculiar, and was unable to sketching. I, too, am on artist, and sura- t W» E BURGHER. ‘Bd °**. persuade heraelf that any one of the many gentlemen who wefe callers trnd visitors at the house would make for her suoh a husband as would render her life a happy one. ’•* ’ , p«rMM> or In their own room, Fanny, who was an kKSte old rcboomale and Intimate rrldfod of rcsintttsffilsas ISAAC W. V ROOMAXUKDER-aHBKIFF.DotatyU.S. Marek JUHN (UCREMTY. » t 5 -jrsanrsFiSK *E£2,r« 7i should bo glad to compare notes witiL you." “Indeed, sir, I’m no artist. I was sife>™ic -a «-»»«. plyamt^Rngmj ’ — u «>rrz *>“’ .U.Kh.mdt." hare you even ud MC-eHd. .. 4* H.y<» pralnWith that rare I in «H»iBGnt a d«rrae. P°IieT toward the late ConMerate fro. thTsuWect ISuu" ■ th-n set forth by Ella's, resumed the convcnwthn which had been interrupted by Mrs. ’Murrey. “I know, Ella, why you are unable to solve “If you do not obicct I will aecc the problem, because you have begun at you throuzh thu piece of woods t the wrong cud of life. You have com­ more snakes shall fall in love with She laughingly persisted him to menced at the idle end. Work, and work pony her. ffhBffing pis—fly mew alone will set yon right." . t f not only through the woods but e 1. THE PRESIDENT ELECT: His EH. <^'27 Bonsall overcome, a result which perseverance b«» ou< of =hil I- jem Ld «»d it .lm«t «.». u »lift h.1 no nhinet I ty and dissec people around me in poverty and dis­ j tress,,----struggling for. a----bare- existence.. ._ And ■ uoir, uaiauuii । -----r>P""n---.n Uuum. | when they have attained a good position in Bad ' society, accumulated a fgrtnne and accom­ plished the objects for which they strove, happier— indeed, less happy .. J . . .. than while they were in the heat ot tbe battle. There is father, for instance. xxiTMf.____ _____________ L Hcnlir thing: It may not profit you a, dollar ’; but it will certainly gv towarda; solving that problem for you.’ Hero the conversation ended. The tea drinking and entertaining wcro gone throaeh with. Bat all through the cyeOver hie fom beat Dark! Grey. । oing Fanny’s words would recur to Ella, ’ and set her to thinking. Even at the • time of their retirement, though nothing ' was said about it, the words. “It may i not profit you a dollar, but it will certain­ ’ ly go far towards solving that problem for you,” would ring in her ears and were ' ever present. The next day WM set for' i the termination of Fanny's visit and she i departed. Then Ella was more than ever low the hUhwey. the Ueekrmilh ran. {spirited and lonesome. Still she pondered on there words: "It may not profit you a dollar," etc. Suddenly breaking from her usual reverie one day, she exclaimed, “I'll i try—I'll soe if Fanny is right" Rising, Of frightened ehilJren row thrill and bixh. she donned her street drew and started for I the business street of the town. She purj chared an easel, some colors, some brushes and the various material used by artiste in ' their work. She had always possaased a i taste for art and had chosen this as her . worA*. When once she ' had made up her ■ mind, Ella was not the person to tarn j back. At first she found heraelf beset by ' difficulties. Her knowledged was meaner, ’ and she had few facilities for orereomrfig I the obstacles in her path. But resolutely and steadily she pursued her plan. She drew and painted a certain number of ' hours cadi day, and permitted nothing to SOLVING THE PROBLEM. j interfere with her uork, as she called it. Her mother laughed at her, and her father i sneered, while Ned took her part and in­ BY FRANK LARCH. sisted upon it that “Ell is a trump and ■T. km. -b« .hi. lift’. rtniEd. i. JI Ure"”” DAVID GREY'S ESTATE. DISEASES. ;&a HARVEY WRIGHT, c WHOLE NO. 2031, HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1877. . �-tL-R.-Steven's Colunin VEGBTIIfl The CMeeat FIMILYJEDICINE “ How ahall I make the South gor era hereelfr The Prarident eUot b retbM fr.ai the poHey of Gen. Greet—Uviag the ex^fe. cla on one tide and the eortberu Republi­ cans and negroes on ths other—has not been a sueeroaful policy. Gov. Hayes is satisfied that there must be a new party in the South—or two new parties—separated, not by the color line, Cut by a political Hne. His policy will ba to trv and separate the white vote- divide it—throwing the old hardshell rebel vote withjthe ignorant negroes into a Democrat­ ic party, and the old Union Whigs and in­ telligent negroes into a new Union or Re­ publican party. Then he proposes to with­ draw the troops and let each party take care of the other. •\Will Governor Hayes jeopardiae the n«ro? No, he will not Ho will treat with no party not baaed on tho last constitutional amendments and on tho perfect equality, political and religious, of the colored His idea is to foster a new party, based on absolute justice to all men, and a party that will divide offices and honors with all colored non worthy of than. Whan he can find such a party coming to meet him from the South, Gov. Hayes will meet it half way. He wiB say to it, Now police yourselves; reward (without distinction of color) your patriots ; punish (without dis­ tinction of color) your criminals; and pro­ tect (without distinction of color) your children. Gov. Hayes will not concede a point that can be construed into a compromise; but he is prayerfully in earnest io the idea that tho South must ba made aolf-govenung— that the color line must be broken down before there can;.be perpetual peace, and before tha southern half of the republic can become homogeneous with tho north­ ern half. He believes the political distinc­ tion must be political not social; that not only the white vote must bo separated, but also the negro vote. This wiU be, and is now, Gov. Hayes* Will it succeed ? It is worth trying, and 1 am glad to see Bishop Wilmers coming to Columbus to urge it, but, in my opinion, it will not suc­ ceed. Why? . Because the women in the South will not allow it to succeed. They will ostra­ cise every southern man who, like Long, street, dares to go against the old idea of white supremacy. They will not associate with any southern man who wiU give po­ litical equality to the negro. The man may be ever so patriotic, over so glad to become postmasters and collectors, but the women of the South will beg in rags be­ fore they, will associate with a man who Loves a republic with negro political equal­ ity. Longstreet has been socially killed by tbe women of New Orleans. He is a HEALTH-RE8T0EEE. General Debilit- And still onr Platform. “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interforance which will destroy the other.” lurawa. Tbe bile M •-»ntv. *a4 cnetleaM ■ lib anbeallhy eracneUotu trea ;b, |,„<73 ot tbe stonacb, are rrrriaiij ’ 7 ee«MMB aytnptoau. MARVELLOUS EFFECT. M- IL aravExa: raaJltkM c«»« ■»< renctof.! hm »uJ eSnct 1 coil'.innni to lotto It every tliy. c»!tluj B-t» PRESIDENT HAYES. The fact that RrrnzRroaD B. Hayxs KLIZABETH A. FOLKT. tl WebeUr r-reet, Cbi.-!e»:ovn, Mml is President of the United States is a vic­ tory glorious enough without adding there­ to one single word. Yet we cannot refrain from congratulating the people of tic •wolwT LIMBS. OUR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. county and the State on the peaceful de­ The Union of these States—the protection of every American citizen in all his political rights— termination of this long-contiaacd strug­ the pxonipt enforcement of ever}* law—equal and exact justice to be the rule of action—Liberty and gle, and the triumph of the principles of right and justice, despite tbe bittar and Union, one and inseparable, now and forever—are ensured by this just determination of the count of vindictive opposition of the TiMenites, the Electoral Votes by tho Joint High Commission, under the approval, and by the authority of, thtr who sought by means the most despicable Congress of tho United State’s. to over-ride the verdict of the American people expressed at the ballot-boxes in a legal and Constitutional manner. z The following is the result, as ^determined and declared on Friday morning by the two Houses of Congress, in Joint Convention assetftbled But we never doubted that thit would be the result In the 7faoe of tho mad Fob Hayes and Wheeleb. bowlings of tho “ peat orfioe" seekers in California, our little city on the morning of the 8th Colorado, of November, wo stated that from the re­ Florida, turns then at hand we believed Hayes was certainly elected, and could not be counted Iowaf - Illinois, Kansas, and Wheeler over our editorial columns as belief that has never faltered jk wavered Massachusetts, Michigan, 'MinnesJ^ . Maryland, - - - ' - Pennsylvania, elected President. South Carolina, Tho Indianapolis JmwmI, in noticing the fa* that Congressman Humphreys of Indiana voted with the obstructionists, ae- Vermont, Vegetine is sold by all Druggist* - NEW ADVERT1SMENTS. -- . Q. P. Rowell & Co's. Col. ... •- - • . - - . . . - . . - - - . . . . - . oa I’r*- • - - . Total, for treasonable prad Dr. RmdoHs has tectared afc Niles, and its Itefin Gab has over 300 membera. E*-i|.-Governor Hdt is gaing to - -““TDVlIt 11SSR“ - oounto for it on tho “ once sentenced to M kUand has a red ribbon brigade of Several lotten ha’ ovw 300. Washington from the The poultry show at Flint Last week the lib of Jutire M stated: “ Ab God <Mj Ypsilanti has organised a rod ribbon eJab 400 strong. - - . West Virginia, C Attcvnr* bb4 Gwxt*! Acrn'- for MamdnMtW rfte7cren»*»» U!f AmriM CumpMI, Ma. W aaitoiM. ItoM. • ... Virginia, * - - Tennessee, ... Rhode Island, *""1 . - North Carolina, Texas, - - - New York, - FOB TEX TIBES ITS COST. - _ . - New Jersey, - • - - Mississippi, - , • - - - VEGETINE - - - Missouri, ... Would not te Without - - - Kentucky, ... Nevada, Wisconsin, Georgia, Indiana, . . New Hampshire, Oregon, . ... - Nebraska, Ohio, . - - - Delaware, ... Maine, the political platform on which he was . . Louisiana, - - - - Arkansas, Connecticut, - - indicating onr belief in their clnetion—a amid all the long months of bluster and So will be every man who will fare the galreach out his hand to take the olive branch of peace which Hayes, like a good angel, official words lant Ferry p wiB soon offer them. Here is the whole question epitomised: their election. Hayes will offer the dive branch of After this issue we shall withdraw from peace and equality. Some southern patriots will reach out tho head of our editorial columns the and take it name of Buthcrford B. Hayas, which, Others will want to. smoe the 13th of October, 1875, his floatThan wiB eommenoe pcnec^MM^ ■^hcre u ocr chosen polities! leader, social ostracism, and woman. Kh that glorious motto of which he was Leri her country's wounds, will tbe old sores, and the rick South vM| rtbs sethor, that comprised, in substance, Alabama, . ■ - - In the Bamweb of the 9th we said campaign flag bearing the names of Hayes . . . Fon Tilden and Henducu. - - ... that was our firm belief, and placed the out - . . .... . lg4 FOB HATSS \M> WBKEUB Tb.pn.ing .S™ -d: “ Tbi. eoaolndm th. «>nnl of tb« thirtjr-wghl Suu. of Um, Onijn. Tte hJM wffl tain and deliver the rteult of the votes to tho pretiding officer." ....................... TUB KMCLT AHXOVNCXD. Alli-., oo. of th. t4M, h.r»s drii™l th. muneoi, th. pmidiog dS™, „pr-cd , hop. th., o. th. M Mhi.t would ofthowoHd. mthrn^d: th. dignit, of th. » „pouhl. B [h. Aneriwi Th. .U. -ml™ of BUrt™ .ppoiaud to wu (far P™iJ„t M ’ „ ,u ill uaerting that Mr. Stu. WM MS, of whirh . m.joril, i. 1S3. Th. .uu of th. roto for P™a«u,. ddinred b, th. ullm. M A ru 250,000. The da­ dMlh.totrfc<«P-.orjM.nal,i8n,«ud.WM«,h,fcH.lh«tadaHv..iMroto.;)b,8u«»lj Tad-, is as follows: Hayas, Th. Mto. of th. rot. (bt Tlo-Pt-d-t of th. Uoitod Sutto, . driit^J b, U. toll- „d dot—t, . “ 4,•83^5 ; TOfcn, 4^285; Cooper, 81,737,; Smith (Temperance), 9^22; 'Cons™. wntMl J-om, S», 18Z7, - toi. -bj-t, i., fa. WBli-t A. Wh-hw, 185 wt.; fct Th..™ A , Black (Woman'. Righto), 5,608. Colo­ -tor Whmftrt I do .nnonnto thu BnU-ftod B- H*,—, of th. Stoto of Ohio, ■aring ™d„d , ., » dJ, tAMd PMdtol of th. Unitod Suu. Cw th. f-r „ lU j,k , . ,2, °*^ redo, which gave the Republican State tom ■ ticket about 1,000 majority, » not inolnd- A. Whtwtor, of th. 8uto of Sow ToA, luting n—irwl . majority of the whoi. n—X. of gd in the above vote, as ha doctors were Vie. Pn—toot of th. t.'toud Suu. for the fcnr ym ooounmring on th. Sth do, of Huoh 18n ThZ "*’ [Aosen by the Ltginteluro. with « 11.1 of th. roto, trill be-toed noth, jtnmJ of both Bod The -tut rf th. »'■ ■■ j ‘ .ong»n«—t»Ura». Tfitehouae, the Demo- , -ril.™>d, th. joint .-tog of th. two Ho—MditthtA t» Duchess and CoijwYert, which » At < X-.O. ........ ‘ in JCRATIVE BUSINESS. Ke want 4O*««rc 1 An tt« ’SL >cter and Far purtlca* [lataekSiaft �X.. T„„ Bm„Atu m.^1 ,u««m u ,, b- ftg^eiai-WeelilylieplibKcaiilUjiiier. -pWiM aartt>F UMT mir. ~ GUIDE 4TR CJTf rL_R- TIME-CARD 11.-44 P.M. Xicbt K<Ve JmIkii UlaalieUt Hu:urdaran>18aedaysM*r. a. ■10:40 a. k. UnlKft wrst. Special Notices. Dr. U>, SUU. Schenck’s Standard u Th. ajiuk u^uc, k.„ The “Iron Treil.” T“aio k* .kT^f.L“CrlA" flT,,v,• T‘taH*M snd euricbm Contract. Ac. Rzrrrti ■*" tbi Bam I of tl Gblwh»r» Haitian Ht ibllean. tbaNai ill n<X rablUh any .» i ircumrta—, at 1 1‘houaando hare been changed by tbe u»e .iawmbv 'r*p-i’:!•'« ■ f lb» Uirtta— Repnbllean Ban- i from dirtin guiehed phyaiclaae. clergymen and «<ben< MR addrom. Sm W. 1’n.rri'tcri of the H—Hues Home Joarual, Mann I Jokdim. The Republican Sold by dealers generally. Pursuant w di, th. Republican of the TO-nir’S APVERriSEMENTS. Court House in the city of Halting., on Sat­ urday, March 3d, 1877. Buiire-" Caesl—A.M. Blase. Adsicirtralqr'z Sate—Mmste Notice—Stephen 8. Wieka. Fomitnr.—Stebbui’. Broi. Io order by Samuel J. Bidelman. Esq, Chair- lobe thinking about city nomi- PUBLIC. ,x-,L The national Rag graces the liberty pole on • th. Court Home Square. We regret to learn that Darby Doyle, Esq., of Yankee Spring., te quite seriously sick. Grand Rapids plaster, which he is sellmg at M.2'> a ton. . wHUoen liervnebrd 1 oI®Bllo,nl andtheand Tbe I’ublic'e abed lent aarvanta, lioLLorXr a co The 1th of Marcli came and went, and John oftbe Journal dklnot go to’ Washington. Qum. Why? Ans. Because ■•things did not work wvll.’’ The wprsmty® **»« Republicans of the auBty at tho Convention on Saturday waa vrr determined againat any change being Bale ia this Judicial District. *tsend <Air city charter. A notice of such a • duced. and' thia —Ul— all questions on that Th. ^pemaee Meeting at Union Hall test •ntre tnaiteby ^rs. Norman Bailey, Mrs. C. G. 0. E. WoodruR, Mr. Clark-n, and •he Editor of the Bamb*. v THE STEBBINS BRO’S SA Y Elite, Esq., that tbe Chair appoint a committee of three on credentials. .EK*!’’’'!!*®’ haTlnjr b*» permanently eur^l Tho Chair named as said committee H. Elite of Thornapple, Calvin Hill of Yankee •uff.ren th. mean, of cure. To all who dortr. it. Springs, and Abraham Ryerson of Hastings. Brick for sale at my yard. Section 23d, in Rutland. Hxnry L. Nkwton. Dec. 5th, 187G. xxi64tf Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, TO CONSUMPTIVES. teed, and the Chair appointed as said commit­ tee, Mr. Ellis having declined to serve, Meem. G. W. Brown of Hastings, John Keagle of Castleton, and Wm. M. Scudder of Hastings city. A. H. Elite moved that there be a committee of three on Re—lulioos, of which the Tempo* John K—gio of Camtieton. On motion the Convention voted to adjourn until 1 o'clock P. M. The Convention ro-aeeentblod pursuant to adjournment. Tho Committee on Credentials submitted York. «x.TW . ERRORS of YOUTH. «f •ttflerimt humanity, eend free to all who need it, the recipe and direction for making thorimple remedy by which he war cured, f-uffrren wi.hinx o Front by tbe advertlaar’s experience eaa do so W Mr—siM in perfect confidence. JOBNll. WIDEN. C. Cedar rtreet. New Yorkn.TM iiar> free. Write and »ee. ntee. their low and daughter., and all claaec. a<md of Myittg work at home, ehoold write to ui M ? ?.? ? J ? ? M To the* Working < taaa^-Wa arw now nra- febI5w4 Just received ladica' and gent’s linen collar? and cuffs in all tbe newest styles. febl5w4 J. Bctbell. Sugar and Codfish at fcbltf Smith, HoglrA 1’rwton a. Ladies' Gent’s and Boys’ knit Under­ vests all sixes and prices. J. Rcssell. teb 15w4 _______ ________ _ will save money by it. DR- A. M. BLAZOPHYSICIAN & SURGEON Office In the Hewer Blook. State Street. Harting*. Prime Enjoyment for a Year. MaKK Hoxr Amtatrnvn nr ImoDtxtxo Tie SATURDAY EVENING POST It oXm contains Historical and Biographical hold Deparureute; fashion Article weekly, fiwih and unoxoeiled; Humorous Notes; Lit­ erary Heviewe; Hewa Notes t Boys’ and Girls' Columns ; and Strong and Sparkling Editors. TWO DOLLARS A YEAR Sample copy containing club rates, etc., sen on receipt ofa 8 cent stamp. Address BENNETT* ITTCH, —. — —- - w- ■ i.IaA- W6l. STAVES. STAVES. «■ Everybody knows they ore the only ' PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS in the city and attend promptly to all calls in that line day or night. Furniture Depot, South Side State St., Hustings Mich. March 3rd 1877 tf. i A. Card. States, after a tong and in r^me r-nect. un­ articles ; Scientific ; Agricultural and House­ "er believe for one momeut that THden could bjr *aT possibility be counted in. tion line go to J. Rushell's. until you have priced their Goods, foryou Drugs, Medicine, Eta., Etc. ........... _ _ Senators and Reproacntnto the Republican members Soap and Crackers at febltf Smith, Hogle k Preston's. For’anything in the Dry Good* or (no At Irving Station, commencing on Monday, March Sth, and contitfMrg eight Enoch Andkub, Teacher. P. Garrett, W. D. Johnson from the Second Which for Jlorc thaw M Yean has been District. On motion of D. W. Elite, the Convention Story, Sketch and Family Paper, authorized each delegate, in caao he could not •a is well known all over the United States. It attend the Convention. to appoint a aubetllute; te published weekly, wntaina eight largo pages, clearly printed on good paper, filled with the choiceet etories and sketch— by the beet writers; not sen«tlonal trash, but such at a The Committee on R—olntion submitted tho mother i» willing to have her children read. hday of NovemU. A. D. IBM. Itarofore. Men's and boys' mohair caps 1cm than cobl ’ febl5w4 J. Russell. Select School. and for Secretary William M. Scudder, which suited in the choice of Geo M. Dewey, on the second ballot. On motion of Wm. P. Garrett, the Con­ vention voted to elect Ave delegate, front each Reproeentatire Dirtrict to the fctaie Conven­ tion, vtee rocc, knd tho following gentlemen were chosen: John Q. Cre—y, Samuel J. Bi­ delman, Frank S, Bowen, John Keaglc, Wm. M. Scudder, from the let Duirirt, and A. H. Shot and Starch at feb’.tt Smith, Bogle & Preston's. Wall Paper and Boot Blacking at fcbltf Smith, Hogle A Preston’s. ■hip« and the city of Hastings fully represent- paralleled controversy, have determined that Rutherford B. Hay- of Ohio ha- been legally 8. D. Clay, Esq., of G ranch Rapids, one of and constitutionally elected Prerideut, and ‘he most..•loquent speakers ii the Slate, and C. William A. Wheeler Vice-Pr—Ident, of these G. Holbrook, Esq., will address the people of United Blates; and Whuuus, Said decision is in accordance n*»tinp, on tbe Temperance question, at with the r-ult of the /‘ht Union Hall next Sunday evening. ... ..... I atrtiken in saying that the RtpoUieen wm ,k* only pap& Jn lhe 8tolC( «d« the election rf Tilden. The Banm FUBinTUHE: A few xsoro setts of Ladies’ Furs to sell at cost at J. RcbhelL's. fi*bl5w4 Bleached and Brown Cottons, Shirtings. Ducks, Dernms and Collonadre, selling cheap at J. Rubsell’h. fitbl5w4 Tueaday trrafug. The City Delegates to the Republican County ConTTOtlon on Saturday were Charles H. Hauer, Wm. H. Scudder, Baker Shriner and Shawls, Nubias, Starts, Wool Hosiery •nd Felt Skirts al uwt. J. Rl'slkll. febl5w4 Furniture, Undertaking, Picture Frames. Etc. ur tbe akin aofu report was accepted and adopted. The Committee on Permanent Organization Remember that the Council and the Board A Fann of 40 acron to rent. 25 acrett improved, with buildinga. Inquire* of J. R. Eastman, office over IlaWBnga National Bank, marl’77 Gloves and Mittens less than cost to close out. J. Rlsbrll. febl5w4 sfe'.'srtri.ts Chairman. Htmensber the meeting of toe lieform Club BARNES* CO J 6 E; m tei? Si e<» pi:"i,te.7KV call for tho Convention, and nominated as Temporary Promdent Hon. Geo. JJ. Dewov. who waa culy elected. On motion of John Keagle, Wm. M. Scud­ der was choaen Temporary Secretary, N MtivtlS tie had a gloripus and much needed rain on Friday last. S TI us space is Contracted v for by Notice. mar5w2 County Convention. "'"i’rvrri.fnVofTb. Barry County Rarubllean. SIECIAL.NOTICEOiriKH to the meetings be­ ing held at the M- E- Church, in which so manno/ o«nz»oplr are interested, the eaUfor a meetingatthcCourt House this ncninf, to celebrate the Inauguration of President Hayes, is hereby rccalledAll About the County. A spicy sketch dcscriptivo of a trip over AtehiaonTopeka and SantaFe Railroad ®! of the beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nym Crinkle," the musical and dramatic critio of the New York World, sent free on paplicatlon,togetherwith tho SaxJiuukGtnde, maps and time tables of this new and pop­ rtlmateat ular route from Kanias Cityand Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arixona and the San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman Sleepers on tbe continent between the Mis­ souri River and the Rocky ‘ Mountains without change. Address T. J. Anderson, Getb. Pan. dot. Jan. 4 '76 tf Topeka, Kan. SS&BSSE creatures, to atrong, healthy, and happy men and women ; and invalids cannot roeanneMu h—itate to give it a trtal. ~«*bly throughout th* coanuy. P*C* pamphlet, containing a history of the I sauvikx Stmi-u • wIh.ij. —______• TO TUB —i ou iron as Boston. .TfugB, Medio', net PerfumeriM,- Etc-, Etc Laeal filijijiess Notices f, uUu, -kick u» -y«. t>r. a. c. A,,, MU ud |‘ Ulm U Ukno.uan.^, lh, dMauM U.J unftdM OPU> kl. •» Ukl., kU ™,e. klihTO,h HU, n.mo, firt> ,uu Ur k mod whl.hu. nF. — V_l.___ J , Iron in the Blood. ill train* Jailylexeeat Sundays—axeapt as penlrDb' ". B Station Arent. Remedies. Ouuncua «I W* ua Wc take thia opportunity of informing the public, that we will safety and radical­ ly cure all casco of pilrt, without the use of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. E. F. 11. Wl. Brown. Haktings, Dec. 21, 1876. xxiGStl PEOPLE’S OREE M Ayer’s Advertieemente. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Farmers pieaso take notice that I have bought out the interest of Calhoun A Beckwith, in the hotel barn and you will find it to your interest to call and ace me. zxt51 tf j. w. Brock. Look Hore. | MeMrs. Cook & Brooks bare removed their. Tin Shop to tho rear end of the Boston Cash rtorc, where they are manu­ facturing and repairing tin ware of all kinds, in the most satisfactory manner. Try them. febl9l4. For Sale. A fine yoke of six year old oxen. Hastings, Feb. 19, 1877. feblDff ChrstirMrmrr. Whitman’s Assorted Candies—the best n tho market. A full supply at J. P Roberta'. Rcspedfidly annoiL7ices that he has a^ain engaged in the DRUG TRADE, ai\d hOeS in stock and dady arriv­ ing, a fresh (ind genuine Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, D Goods, plete Merch REM redly o Om door OouRte Bronchitis, Airtb-na, thp Pep Hastings, July 18,1876 D‘ns’ CARBOLIC OIL THE EHEMT OF DISEASE I THE FOE OF PAIN LITSTI MEJSTT TO MAX AMO BEAST Ileili. Is the Grand Old MUSTANG and Neuralgia. LI NINIENT, *e would cell the attention of these who to which ho is, titled. Highest Market Price in submitting tUOO to 1S3O0. Cash, For Pi- ftarss. dtoirared to Harttasa. Naahvilk. WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF Will keep your and Slock in Order 40 YEARS. THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT ffirrr NEVER FAILS’ Try it Onoe-W WILL NOT CURE.NO ACHES, NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY, OR THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DO FERRAND WILLIAMS A OCL., IMALS.THAT DOES J DtaroUMtoktana. TO ITS MAGIC TLE COSTING HAS OFTEN 6 EAT FOB Dr. J. C. AYERit C0M Lowell, Mi«., �DWEI Dare aeoak tbe troth whMovor yoa say. Dore to tesoatl* “d orderly too. Dare Ana the evil whatever you Ao. Doreto*>eeb kiedly.ate overtetnto. Dare to da rtete. a*d yM'Ulad year way SLANDER. RURAL TOPICS. A butter maker gins Ids plan of praaaing butter into moulds, so that the cakes should Mcigh from asm to four pounds, and be retailed to customers without cutting them. They are made of basswood, whitewood, white oak, beech, hard or soft manic. He says : “ Let every manufac­ turer of butter, having one cow or a hundred, prepare a mould or a set of moulds sufficiently large, and numerous enough io hold each batch or churning of butter. After the butter is worked the second time, put in ths mould', pressing it tightly into the corners, and making it smooth on top, and at-once spread over it a doth previ­ ously wet with strong brine, keeping away the air and light. Then place it in the icc house to harden. (When tho temper­ ature is about 50° or bdow, it may be placed in any convenient room.) In a few hours the butter is sufficiently hardened to admit of being wrapped in unstarched muahu, which baa been previously dippad fit the moulds, and after being wot in the brine, may be placed in the moulds, care bring taken to press the butter ao that filled. Then, when taken out, with but little work the balls are carefully covered on top with that part of the doth which had been left purposely uncut J>«rtcr the ......................................igJfithen wound unond each ball I wp the doth in I understood the The prevent the butter stick|u^u> in boiling water after’being used, [nd wet them just before the butter is put tanto them. It appears that tbe moulds arc made by partitions _ _ iface of the block. He adds: “ My mould holds six blocks of butter. * Each space is five inchj| long in the dear, two and a half inchtelkriAand three thowdrtd bead. To commence right a sheep ran.sM must neuronsrily be fitted up with one go. id corral—to be used for di­ viding, catching and marking sheep, with dipping vat, shearing loon, and wool shed —rod, when properly arranged, so as to handle easily and satisfactorily one thous­ and head of aheep, can easily be used for three flocks of that site. The corral for these purposes is not used for corraling sheep at night, or at any other time, ex­ cept when there are some to catch, or the flock is to be divided.” No man should take any steps to go into sheep and cattle raising in Texas till be has been there and investigated the subject thoroughly. There, are fortunes to be made there, but there arc some drawbacks. The Indians fre queutiy stampede off herds of cattle ; and the Mexicans raid from 50 to 100 miles into tho State. Then the people are a very rough class of men, who often settle any little dispute with the revolver, so that it is necessary that a man contemplating to go there to settle should first under­ stand the kind of life he is about to com- There is no animal that a fanner keeps to which corn in the ear can bo fed to so good advantage as to bogs; but they should be fed where none will bo wasted. It has been fully proved that one bushel of corn, fed to the improved breeds, will produce in October, November and December ten pounds of pork, if they arc confined where they cannot root Probably the cost of the pork would be less if corn meal should be cooked with potatoes, beets, carrots or parsnips, and the mash fed in a somewhat liquid state, as was the custom a century ago. I myself cooked many a furnace kettle of hog feed a half a century ago. composed uf meal sod roots, and sometime* I put in some pumpkins, and I doubt very much that any improvement has been made over that system up to this time. If a fanner has a furnace kettle bolding food enough for his hogs for three days, his time cannot bo better spent than in cook­ ing a kettle of hog feed twice a week. Re will find that ho can fatten Lis hogs in this way at a considerable lees expense than by feeding cum in the car. Large numbers of hogs, as are frequently kept at the West, must be fed, of comae, on un­ cooked food. manure ? Suppose that he got 80 bushels of shelled corn, worth 60 cents a bushel, 548, and $10 worth of fodder, where are his profits? Then suppose that he obtained 200 bushels of potatoes, worth 50 cants per bushel generally in moat places ; or 40 bushels of wheat, or a large crop of anyother farm product, where would the prof­ its come in ? But there is a kind of “high farming" that does pay. Keep live stock to produce manure enough to enable you to enrich your lands to a degree of fertili­ ty which will ensure what may be called first rote crops ; and when you have your land in that condition you have done all that can be done profitably. of an inch or more in thickness is placed ; then another layer of balls, and ao on un­ til the 'box m fall. When nearly full, spread over tbe top a doth wet with brine, as at the bottom, fill up with wot salt, (not dry ask and then wet with fresh water; that wiU not do.) With a thin strip of board press the salt snugly down all around ' fd had better not looted and is dry al be oiled ; it will do no good ; the evil is already don^__________________ fibrra of tha leather have lost nwflMmt of their tenacity, and oil WTO aq&**t’; iq foot, by softenfog tbe loathef .it oriy weakens it, just as a wet sheet of paper will tear more eaa> ily than a dry one. Oil does not add to tho strength of leather; it merely softens it and keeps it from cracking: it is a pre­ ventive of decay, not a restorer. Harnes­ ses are now so high that it is more than ever important to take care of them. Never let them suffer for the want of oil; -keep iu good repair and they will last as long again. avaa. V It is claimed that tbe oldest house j^f worship is tbe large adobe Mission cLuHjh at Santa Fc. New Mexico, which was erected io 1543. Statistics show that there is a season for matrimony, and that the preference, falls to the last quarter of the year; next to this, the second quarter u acceptable. SBt ■'Can you pl«y draw poker?" asked one Chicagoion of another. “No," was the reply, “but my wife can." “She can? ’ “Yea," answered tbe other, “ At least «bo frequently draws the poker on me.” sw^yaissJ^K.' ssag A person out West is offering for sale grass seed gathered from the path of rec­ titude. A religious contemporary fears that the path most be sadly overgrown with grass, as it is no little traveled nowaA comprehensive school inspector asked an Aberdeen class if any ouc could tali him anything remarkable in the life of Moses. Boys—“Yes, sir; he was the only man who broke all the commandments Halloway’S Advertising^ HEALTH M'S PLE®| .XSVE&mSSl.’SZ; Diseases with Its Agonies CHOOSE BETWEESTHOl HOLLOWAY'S PILLS w Medical intelligence is mors largely dif­ fused than any other information. There is hardly a house in town where a man can complain of a sore throat or pin in the bead that somebody will not lull him wbat will cure it. Xerrou, Vuonirt. ’ ks State “t Mitaiuaa. Hr- “ Do you think that souls separated here arc united hereafter " asked a pie. emaciated priest of a friend. “ It cost me a preUy good figure to get a divorce, and when I invested that money I invest* na mH ar proa*«dtii« at lav ar la re1 ed it for time and eternity too." thrw-toarUu r*’ ofth» aonb-wsM uaartvrCpa M«iioa twxety-thrte O'la taws foarH) north of Patel Ma«Uu<». Frbniary SO, A. D. 1I7T. been iattuatea U> rvaover tha amvant nix.-tcMa or say part thervef Kath Bisk Raadafhe* slid want •'fApreau feahare •kkhrewij.n aaasyanere er tnreMsd. frsa vEom ssKaaa^Assaj MWu.sAtX's ms anJ eirvaUted in raid Cvaaty «f ; Tfffi5S?Sfe1XW PROBATE ORDER. J’gSf J-A ■eee freea the liver. Iionaea. or Otoe*, tot <mm af4ysteatery. diaritea. aut ether bevel eeanMsta to axnoUed . Tte result m. that ite to tartan 11 to arreiiii. aad the eetien .f the beetle womcmio ruttear. Xethlas vUIrtwtbereiasata w tho hewato so seer*ty at tnu *&• ru rreeure are IHsorden of tbe KUarys. • la alldtoeareeafferticg thweryee' «-»thertb« aiwiti tooreaehor too liulv waters vtettartte teaMsjrel yjlh stoav or yr* - el. « with storftte From July 1 to Dec. 31, 1876, eightynine million* of postal cards were sold in the postoffice* of the United Sla lew, or fifteen millions more than for the same pe­ riod of 18J5. Postal cards wore intro duced inWTuto in this country only four years ago. {hnaaBraiM tat* iteMitli of the hart mWiT-ira — I will klma*t taaeSat* raltvf wbea all otter mean- terr tolrd. . . For Btnmache u-i of QrJer. Ko SMdieiM irtH ir«ffecj0*ll; iaiwettete; ofttie oMSaakM tteeoFilH: itey ait •cMUx. -craMonml outer by iatfn»«aM0«IBpn»ordi«t. They reocl. Ite lirrr n>J '"dMeUt* When asked by a young man who con­ templated emigration what he thought of Texas as a place of residence, old Ben Wade flew into a furious rage and shout ed : “If I owned hell and Texas, I should not hesitate to rent Texas and live in the former place " fSKSsrfi'sa ccuitv w<»k» SOM I 'ASl"’’-' Sundry old ladies in Detroit report that, from a careful estimate, the average num­ ber of Detroit girls who go out each year after autumn leaves is 460; the number who get autumn leaves is 19, and the num­ ber who discover young men and forget all about leaves is 441. The town of Harrison, Maine, contains, among many other natural curiosities, a mineral spring in which the temperature of the water never varies. Upon the hot­ test day of summer, or the coldest day of Dated. Ornag^UI.. Barry Co . Mich., March. Ind. t^reUtT ■ - STXPRkM L. WICK8 winter, a thermometer lowered into its wa­ ters will indicate exactly 36’ above aero. A man bought a gallon of gin to take home, and by wsy of a label wrote his name upon a card, which hapjicned to be the seven of dubs, and tied it to the han die. A friend, coming along and observ­ ing the jug, quietly remarked, " That’s an (*rclc* ha»« that liquor I” •‘Why ? ' said Tom. “ Because someboly might come along with the eight of clubs and take it" >. A°JSS’*.in2‘*E’ REMOVAL! Bi Shovldx’t H.ivk Lixd.—“Are those genuine sausages ?" asked be of the butcher. “ Yaw," replied the butcher, “ dey ish Phax and Phun. St. Peter's, at Rome, will contain oomfortably 54,000 parsons. Tha butcher was peTjdexed to lose the customer, and, gating wistfully after him, Lent comre on St. Valentine'^Day and reproachfully muttered : Easter on April Fool's day this year. “ Ya, ya—it ish soomdimc Utter uf I Russia has 540 monasteries and con­ toldt da troth I" vents which enjoy an annual income of needy f7,000,000. Tha this of the new novel, “ Kismet," Legals. iris.; Lester Wallack is playing “All fur Her." That may do in New Yore, says on Iowa paper, but the law allows her only one* third out here. “ Made of dog and cat, all that," ob­ served the man. “ Netn, nrin ! dqy ish not f indignant­ era may receive some useful hints, as it is ly replied the butcher ; “I makes no dog', und cat's meet in mine aansagre !” evident that butter thus prepared will oom‘‘Wea, then,” arid the man, walking There are 76,640 miles of railroad in the United Slates. the edges, and put the cover on with screws." From these remarks butter mak- Legale. Legala. “ Triplets," said Jhe doctor, sententious* <iTM.-th*t Lr virtue of tea powar at ■ ly. Thio Lu^bjod of a year rushed out on tbe hack porch; thought upon his slender income, glared upon the snow-clad yard, sod exclaimed with a wild, mocking laugh, “ Son-struck in January." NTT, at tha boar al ant •'elook in tha i that day, tha tends and teaatetsu i There was a strike of the South* York­ •aid mortsMc.or ao in tien thereof as a! ’ lc asitafy the and amount due o shire miners about a year ago, iu which MSaQ roe*. U-ietht.- with aald Attorney Fra 12,200 men took part. The lt«u of the miners themselves amounted to 51,250. ­ The profits of market gardeners are of­ ten cited to show that farmerazmay obtain 000, and that of the railroads, through re­ much greater profits if they would, or duced carriage of coal, to|7UO,0W. could, manure their fields with equal lib­ • Italy has declared its seventeen uuirerierality. But such writers evidently never ities open to women, and Switzerland, Nor­ tried the experiment. Market gardeners way. Sweden and Denmark bare taken .MurWu«. sell the most of their crops for immediate similar action, while France has opened consumption, as radishes, onions, beets, tbe Sorbonne to women, and Russia its turnips, etc., in bunches, not writing for highest schools of medicine and surgery. them to mature; and they often realise A little' fellow, whose head hardly 1500 from an acre of land on which they put 1200 worth of manure annually. reached the top of the counter, inquired Now, suppose that a farmer should try the yesterday al a book store “If they bad experiment of putting 100 loads of ma­ the new Injun story called ‘Compromise nure on an acre of land, what crop could Bill’ ?" Ho departed from the store with he grow that would pay the worth of the a look of disappointment upon his childish one and a half inches deep^BflMMf HOW TO OIL A UUM! Dons are thinner at the top.'W^^^Kbe Wash the harness thoroughly with warm butter to drop out easily. In pafl^f for soft water and cartile soap, and brush out every particle of dust before putting on home or any distant market, a box is made the oil This u the important point. similar to a starch box in shape, holding Better not oil at all than to apply it on say 75 or 100 pounds of butter when ,dirty leather. The harness should be tak­ filled, of any wood from which the butter en apart, and the pieces washed and oiled Rub on the oil while the ■ can receive no injury. On the bottom of 1 leather is softened with the water. It can this box is placed a hall inch layer of the be applied at once if tbe leather is rubbckl finest and purest of damp salt. Over the With a dry doth not salt place a muslin cloth wet in brine. On too wet. After aMMhube oil, hang up till the oil is ab this plsec a layer of butter balls about half to dry for a fow an inch apart, and about the same distance from tbe side of the box. Between these spaces damp salt is preened in to leave an vacant space. Over the first set of bulls another layer of salt a fourth Who are the most wicked people in the world, and why? Penmakera—because they make people steel pens, and tell them they do write. for Printers. mu HAT ME QRANS RAPIDS. la/lo/nni ofi rtfioi' /tff or Oju^L ^oLr9!1 Sr^itTO, OUT Ht/lTLr L004T*d W 22 MONROE ST. NKXT DOOR TO BA» � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-03-08.pdf 303263dd7a5dac575eccaae5dfa4431a PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY MARCH 8, 1877. NO. 90 VOL. ,XXl. [|j^,?ii-to||h8pli!>licaji tapper M. geo DEWEY 1A7J p/70/? THE HEART THAT'S TRUE. PUBLISHER. :iBSCRimOX: Muterial, and tb« Liviuc Rui«*. Oft JDVERTISLXG. I.-., oi Xoaparici Typa eontidered ' iioi I st-oo le?5w I _112.60 ' V«) |15.00*I *SMB i__ «J» ' '.fOJ 167WI rt.» 1 6bJO • li w I » 6o I t».oo‘ I _ «d» five renta per ha* No dwiucUun (ret are for i> meh v PPJFESIOMAL AND BUSINESS CARDS1 ■ !>R. A. M. BLAZOI’HYSIUAN & SURGEON. ■ . 'be r.cLer Sleek. StatyStreet, HmUoz*. h. \7 mnrchi.af. JOHN R. EASTMAN. ATTORNEY AT LAW & SOLICITOR lui'- , bayonet’ charge, wiw swept from the creet by voice cad vbte, fiwtforthc election of of tho mountain into the wood* beyond. Fremont, Arid put for that of Abraham It was a gallant fight on a beantiftit Sab­ Liaeola. In 1864, while in tbe field, £•1 In royal diaduni; bath morning in September It was skill­ without his knowledge, without his con­ Of couno wc can give but a meager fully fought; it was bravely won. 11 ayes’ nivance, against hy wish, he was nominat­ outline ot hi* many triumphs as an advo­ gallantry, fortitude and conduct, his hero­ ed for Congress by the Republican con­ HIS ZABLY THAINING-4—AT SCHOOL, COL­ cate. Admitted to practiuo in. the court* inn. infecting hi* little band and sustain­ vention of the 2d Congressional District LEGE AND TN LAW. of Ohio iu 1845, tho young lawyer, proud inc them under tremendous losses—a loss of Ohio. In 1866 he wns renominated by The whole life of Rutherford B. Hayes of his proftwtion, and burning with an am­ of one-half of their number hori du com­ Declamation. In 1867 hs wa* nominated is .the crown of her noble success. Ho was bition for distinction in its honored walks, bat—against heavy odds, until re-enforced, for Governor, and to !8fl9 renominated by Bring the tail? and the eariv sent to school. With Mrs. Joan Lung out bis •* shingle" at.Lower Sandus­ secured a handoome vistory to the Union acclamation'nod re-elected. In 1872 he While their brilliant boanly clown; Murray young llnycs studied the rudi­ ky, now Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio. declined an election to the United States forces. ment* of English. With Judge Sherman In 1846 he formed a law jyirtnership with Thia heroism, the intrepidity, skill, en­ Senate, refused a federal appointment, and Finch he atudied Greek and Latin, and Gen. Ralph P. Buckland,-nubsequcntlf a durance, and dash, displayed at South had retired, as ho hoped, to private life, member of the State Heuirtc, and a Union these studies were extended at the Acade­ Mountain never dwertod him : it was con­ but in 1875 was recalled to active polities my nt Norwalk, Ohio, under'tho Boholxriy veteran in the war of the Rebellion ; but spicuous in his every fight lu 1868 he by an appeal of the Republicans of Ohio, instruction of the Rev. Mr. Chapman. In in 1848-'9 failing health forced him to pursued andj captured the sanguinary of tbe country, in their travail, for the 1837, at Isaac Webb's noted institution at seek recuperation under the climate of raider, John Morgan? At Clyde Moun­ Middletown, Conn.—a preparatory school Texas with hi* friend. Guy M. Bryan. tain-, in the spring of 1864, in command of for students entering Yale—young Hayes Six months of active life on the prairies, a brigade agouti the enemy fortified upon Few moo, now living, have a record bo prepared himself for college. In 1838, at boating, fishing and hunting, restored his it* summit, charging, at tho head of hi* grand. His every victory, in politics a* in Proudly aconuny bribe and threat. the age of sixteen, he entered Kenyon constitution to rigorous health, which has meu, through’the woods, over bog* and tho field, was a triumph of tho nation. In never since failed. College after passing the usual examina­ crocks,"with hundreds falling around him, all, the spirit of tho patriot, the inflexible In 1850 he established himself in an of­ tion ; and in 1842 he graduated with tho amid n storm of “iron hail,"r he swept over champion of his country and freedom— highest honors, delivering the valedictory I fice in Cincinnati, and in 1851 united in a* the work*, and bayoneted their defenders equal rights for all—ruled and triumphed, Fint in Frerdatan'e eanae to bletd. of hi* da**. At college, young Hayes' law partnership in that city with' R. M. under their barricade*. and his countrymen^wero ibo benefiriariea. favorite studies were mental and moral Conrino and W. K. Rogen, under the firm In July, at Winchester, in command of a In none did private ambitita) a thought of philosophy, math- matics and logic and the name of Corwine, Hayes A Rogers. But brigade, hu, with the gallant Mulligan, languages, particularly tbe German aud hi* profewrion, severe and laborious as was moved out to meet a supposed reeounotsLighted up with raya divine! French, which he mastered and translates hi* application to its duties, did not wholly sance, developing into a movement in to freedom, to humanity, to country I In with ease, speaking the French with cou- engross his busy life. Literature also heavy force, Haye* and Mulligan were 1864, upon hin firat nomination to CongrjBas She divided wderable fluency. He early entertained an claimed him as a devotee surrounded—closed in on both flanks. while in the field, ho endeavored to—evade inclination for the law, under tbe influence his studies with the daw. The pages of No retreat waa pvopoaed. He and Mulli­ tho Imnor; hi* duty was in the field—at RUTHERFORD BIRCHARD HAYES. of Mr. Ebencacr Lane, na eminent jurist Sbakitpearc, Burke, Webster and Emerson gan continued to advance, but an annihilat­ tho front, Springing spontaneously from of Ohio, and long n Justice of the Su­ were his favorites; and tho influence of ing fire from artillery and infantry, in bis friends, from thou ho esteemed and preme Court of tho State, while attending those, and that of hi* literary dub, a re­ front and on both flanks, mowed dawn by loved, and recognizing and appreciating it The Jurist, Soldier, Patriot and States­ the proceeding* of the courts. He accord- nowned institution of Cincinnati, of which ... scores th« devoted band. Mulligan foil. as a testimquia! to bis worth, his patriotism man. was eleven year* yean a member, nnd at the Haye* with groat coolness and judgment, and gallant services in the field.f bo no ingly, upon leaving college, entered ujwn : he wn* ■ AnfLonnir, of nl* which trlufli he Ln enjoyed Aninv.wl the tin. the study of law at Columbus in the office weial fathering* slowly retreated to a hill inaccessible to doubt felt greatly honored. He finally* of Mr. bparrow, a gentleman of di*tin-.| society of such men, distinguished alike cavalry, and turning, buried back the yel­ accepted the nomination. A seat in Con­ guuhed merit in the legal profession. In for their professional abilities and literary ling pursuers. His horse had early been gress, associated with men distinguished 1843 he enured the law school of Har- j culture as Chief Justice Chase, Tom Carkilled under hin^ Heme, from mom till for learning, abilities and eloquence, tho vaR Univereity. then under the charge of | w^n, the Ewings, father and son. Gen. midnight on foot, always exposed in the ■law makers of the land, is a high and hon। the celebrated jurist*, Justice Story aud | Pope, Gen. Edward F.- Noyes, Stanley noeitiog of danger, Hayes by intrepid dar- ;orablo one. It is ooe ambitiously sought Prof. Simon Greenleaf, and flubbed the | Matthew*. Manning F. Force, R. D. MusIng, endurance and skill, rescued his little by even the urcatest. Under other cir­ course of lectures in 1845. While in i scy, and other*. The influence of these is command from annihilation by overwhelm­ cumstance, the proffered honor would j Boston he attended the lecture* of Prof. | Illustrated in hi* speeches, inaugural* and ing number*. Again at Berryville, Va., have grcatiypleaeed the General. As it Or. failia*. emiiei in exile or in cbsltwLongfellow on foreign literature, and those messages, all a* compooitions chaste in his gallantry and skill illustrated his de­ was it mauHoKly annoyed him. Having • of the great Agassiz upon physical and I style, flucut in diction»Jnnd forcible in lope votion to the national cause. At the accepted it, however, he, as a high-spirited —Pore. natural science. In the court* of the and matter. Such an application and Opequan, or Winebeater, in September, man, naturally wished to succeed ; but, Even Samuel J. Tilden’* biographer, ap­ “ Hub,’’ tbe argument* of Webster, pro- i training begat its reward. Success was a 1864, one of Sheridan's master triumph* under no circumstances, whether neoesnary Hall,, natural consequence. preciating the reverence innate i । man for found and learned, and in Faneuil ------------ ------in the valley, whero defeated, at noon, and to success or not, would ho abandon ooe Hence, a* in his maiden effort* in the a generous ancestry, trace* his 1 jeage u> a tho magnificent speoebca of “God-like disaster apparently inevitable, at nightfall ;duty or evndo one peril at the front. In a noble Mock—to tbe regicide niormera of Dan” upon the great political Questions of United State* DLtric Court at Gncinnali. ।he was victerion*: in the recovery of tbe letter to a friend in Ohio, dated “ Sher­ at once instructed and delighted in an important action “ to prevent or cn- flay, in tho charge of the raserveo under 1dsas Camp, August 24th, 1864," he Old England. What a caricature ! Oliver the day, ______________________ vce thoughtful young student, student. Ha also join the building of a railway bridge across ’(.'rook, Hayes’ brigade again Jed the ad- >say*. Cromwell degraded in Ralph Nickleby! A t•h this time made the acquaint! acquaintance caitiff falling from a hero ! A satyr from at t]^ .... of the the bay of Sandusky." with the elder Ew ,rance. Striking for tho flanks of the vic­ “ Your suggestion about getting a fora god I I venerable patriot, cx Premdeni John Quin- inp for an opponent; so in tli$ celebrated (torious enemy, and chanring wilh_* yell lough to take the stump was certainly made Nancy Farrar case, in which the insane ( But iu Rutherford Birchard Haye*, the . CJ- Adams, at hi* home in Quiniy. amid a storm of dcathidealing missies, without reflection. .1" ojNrer ftfor duty culprit had poisoned all the mcmb^> of ( noble character of the parent stock, a war- , tna TBArrs ASD characteu at school over m'- dres which hi* men sank to I who, al thit critii, wotdd abandon kit port two families, with an opponent like (loo. ( rior rec. p.trio*ie mJ iotxqMd,roba*tu»>l ] coULtoc. tho chin—over morasses flanked by high to electioneer for a teat in Concrete, miyht । Hgo™., tataU^ly. and pr^™00, i„ bi, E. Pugh for the State, carrying the cay to banka —up tho banks, up the hills, through tn be tealped. Tow moyfeel perfectly ntre tho Supremo Court before Justice* j-Uor- t the woods, carrying tho enemy ’s fortifica- ,I thaU do no tach thing.” win. Thurman and Raancy, and saving the ( SSdioUw* iBilfo.* -iw’ “I tiuM, flanking and defeating him, he en­ His wish for auocete was strong, but his Kioa I» lb. writ hiKOT rf old S«li^ t"“™" h” cb^tcr dn,w» b, M. life of tho wretched lunatic after her con- ( tered Winchester at the head, of hi* men sense of duty to his country in the field in in tae pufod. tbe .bon-, of CJedo- «’"»1 b. jm victiou by tho lower court; so in the James । hot pursuit of Early. At Fisher's Hill, her supreme hour of danger, was stronger. the popular favorite; a popularity every­ Summon! murder case ; so as city solicitor in ( nia were ravaged by the old North pirates, where won by a mauly bearing, a frank of Cincinnati—elected by a Democratic still in pursuit of Early, after .Opcquan, Against it he would tolerate no private the terrible Vikins* of Scandinavia. “The turning tho enemy’fe flank, by push' wish—no selfish ambition. His patriotism and generous spirit, and upright conduct. vote in the City Council* with Caleb B. again ; Hay of Luncarty," an heroic plowman, on ing hi* way up mountains, through woods, was crownod with success. His soldiers, It wa* these that early secured for young Smith, Bubscaucnlly Secretary of the Ina memorable occasion, discovering the ap­ Hayes, in Judge Finch, an interest so deep tcrior, a* his chief competitor, and through- 'and down rarines, supposed to be impass­ already idolizing him, and glorying at this proach of tho invader, commanded his that It’caused the Judge to devote the able, he, with indomitable perseverance, new msMfiattation of his sclf^aerificing out his practice he acquired Mid maintained , sons: “Pull your plow and harr»w to hours between the labors of his profession courage, and admirable skill, carried the spiriffryW^t at the Opequan, at the the reputation of a jurist,j learned, able, pieces and fight." He and hi* rturdy boys to his instruction in Latin and Greek. It conscientious nnd faithful. Repeatedly he ,enemy's position with a yell, and com­ t runMtertbo fight: “One more charge, fought. In a narrow pas* near their hum­ pleted the rout nod dispersion of the panie- ColqJMyBtory and Congress I” He was was these that challenged “ the sincere re was opposed hy the ablest jurists of the • ble hamlet tlicy valiantlv met and repelled spect and esteem ' of Isaac Webb while elect®, wuinphantly elected, in despite of stricken foe. State; his high character ond abilities ' the invader. ,Thc deed of “ The Hay ’ At Cedar Creek, in October, the scene the lying caricataree and ribald lampoon* awarding him tho first prize for proficiency were acknowledged by all. As solicitor of of Sheridan’s memorable rsde, and over- of tho Deuioaraey, by a majority of 2,450 will not die. ‘ It* intrepidity and patriotism “in Latm, Greek and arithmetic;" this the city, in his many important judgment*, glorious victory, again tho 11 Old Kanaw­ voles over their strongest man. Alter the made him famous^—a leader—-among a “conduct" which did “ honor to his moth­ all involving heavy interests, and all people renowned for courage. ‘•The Hay er." It wa* these which won for him the marked by ability and a conscicntiou* sense ha,'' under Haye*, sustained the cariy fall of Richmond, after the surrender at became a beaH of one of the moM il!a*tn- esteem and friendship of Story and Green­ brunt of tho fight, exacting all the heroism the-Appomattox, and all armed resistance of duty. Mr. Haye* was not merely the ou* clan* in Scotland. “ The blood of leaf—that at Kenyon, as at Cambridge, of it* intrepid commander. Overlapped to the national authority had.ceased, Geo. legal adviser of tbe municipality : in many and assaulted impetuously ou both flanks, Hayes, in December, 1865, took hi* seat . Doo-buT brooked bo auperior. BOHO secured him tbe attachment and apphusc the comprehensive viows of the statesman and assailed in front, his lino rapidly melt­ in the Honsb. , through the mighty and troublous days of of bls colleen mates, many of whom have crop out in tho opinions of the jurist. In Scotland and England, down thrr>u^h our t^^unguished for their brilliant .. . ° . .i y.'__ i__ 3 do*, tlimivoli nnr In Congress, before the people, and as becu^arattoguished for their brilliant a noted one in 1859, in discussing the ed away ; Hayes was loft alone, exposed colonial and revolnUonary periods in a tljcnt. scholarly aUninments, and do­ power of the Councila to contract a debt to a murderous fire. A heavy volley was Governor, by his votes, speeches, and in­ their erruggta—.nJ queowAoeh men u Lorin Andn^, On, for ’“ water-works purpose*" he denies the aimed at him. It killed hi* horse, rid­ fluence, be maintained the good faith, the out our history, heroic Mid patriotic mon j?rTBD Stanley Midthews, Christopher power to do *o without further authority dling it with a score of bullet*. Plunging honor, and the interests of the nation. His ! aud women, oi high nnd stcadfiiai courage, • t<0 Hoadly, Manning F. Force, from the Legislature ; he oppoBcs on prin forward in it* death throes, it violently comradre of the "Old Kanawha" never threw iu rider, dislocating his ankle, and wanted an advocate r' his time was ever ciple the creation of new debt*, and the bruiuing him from Iwadito foot. He, nev­ at their disposal In Congress and before .11 of .lihooch wmc of them m consequent entailment of now and heavy ertheless, regained hi* regiment. At tho the department* at Washington. As chair­ of oroufe politico, boro boro, manly to- burden* upoti the people by increawd tax­ crisis of the bottle, riheridan’a arrival, after man of tho Committee on the Library, he timonyto the oteHiag ehonour «»d tolbis spirited ride, changed the whole face of was the great enemy of all shoddy or sham 1 Word"—illustrate nnd honor the Hayes ooto of tbeir eheriobod doomule. In the ation. AB A BOLDIER. affairs. “Boys, we must go back to camp,’*' in art, but seafously, and with a judgment nay of Luncarty, the lonKUoe® of one, now on eminent jnnrt. The Rebellion, in 1861, found Ruther­ was hi* inspiriting cry. Back they went based upon an enlightened and a liberal I |otrepj4 Scotch plowman, in heroic virtue, Ji Aeo, u Culleg.. “ bohored Hie « eon. ford B. Haye* among the foremost in the right gallantly. Rapidly reorganising |his culture, encoufugedall works ot real merit. finds a rival « the famous preacher oi onlCToto, nutate nun"Creol common field of perilous duty. As major of tho •WertUmWa nnd Hedley, in the Her. m," dutingniobed “hie penonol oon, 23d Ohio volunteer*, as judge advocate of broken ranks, and reforming hi* line, with He was the author’s friend. He was the “Old Kanawha" in tbe center, be chiefly instrumental in adding two wings John Russell, oao of our colonial divines, doct tho department, and a* lieutenant colonel “bo never uttered o profono word. who for eorml yem, iu de6»noe ol the In the l.oguwo of onolher, now ol~> on of tho regiment, in the summer and f*U of. charged Early impetuously iu front and to the libraiy section of the Capitol, Tn . flank, forcing him back upon Cedar Creek, Stuart, wnmmfod .nd pr»t««a the r»mo^> 1861, Haye* was active with the anpy of finally breaking his >rmy in utter rout, and Begimde. U H»dlej. In Kutherfori B. Roaemm* in the gallant work of clearing Heyee. in the wldier, «nle«nnu, .nd p.- jjc “ be was papular, magnanimous, the mountainous region* of West Virginia pursuing and capturing pruoners, artillery, Historical Collection,’' the Smithsonion ■ arms, camps and baggage. The victory Library, conies of all books, pamnhlet*. triti «I to-day, thin generous .tek, n moil, fan “left > jlowm; memory—» of a formidable enemy. In the full of maps, Ac-, copyrighted in the Suited was m complete a* glorious. Earlyjwas nhililr, ooutage, Mid euwdfejrt hjrelty w memory tbot woo n fteeinenoo I 1862 he wa* at South Mountain. Lead­ 1 squelched. States, and in extending the prirlieste ot country nod fohh, hu « manly emouing tho Union advance at the head of his Il was on this memorable field that the Library to a larger' class ot public of­ ou Monnioon. regiment—ooe of the rogimeutacf the fa­ hu »tu»n ‘»*> Muuuraai. Sheridan, clasping the hand of Haye*, ex­ ficer*. - J '« twOWI , mou* “Old Kanawha" brigade—against Bntherfcrd B. Hnea claimed: “ Colonel, from this day forward Both tn Congress and m Governor he , superior forces, posted advantageously on 4th, 1812, in tho town of Bdawnre, Ohio. 1 you will ba a brigadier general.'' Ten days . , the erwb of the mountain, Lieutenant Hi. father, Rutherford H«y“' later the oom mission arrived ; a little later . Colonel Haye* etmounterod a itabbora ra’ that oT m^or general. Vermoar. and emigr^d to ih Wounded f four or improve their coodhioB, or aM , sirtanoa. The rebel* disputed every foot Ju a tasioeu men, the foHmr "• "ridU1* ' time*, and a hundred days under fire, esi--------4- ahappiaM1 „ ooafcrt. H.wte of ground, but Hayes, charging rapidly .n‘«rr,ri«iu" and active. A* a posed to death in a eerie* of brilliant ac­ iod gallantly, again and acain, drove the tions. his promotion* were but tho well­ rebels out of the woods, drove them acroas . earned ■reaiaf rearitio tba field., tbe field*, and up tho mountain. Wound­ AS A STATESMAN. ed and fainting from toes of blood, bat re-. Rutherford B. Hayewtl nv period of hu aoverinr. Le advanced hi* regiment, which। to Boperinlife was a Democrat. Originally a Whig, mank'tnd; ZpanHi-ely -mitened n a disciple of the national school of Web­ Bui the widow, Mre. Sophia Hayea. a . ster and Clay, his maiden vote for Prari, at dent was cast for tho gallant Heury Clay, bia Hii next was for Harrison, and hi* last, MU, as a Whig, for WfafisH Soott. Th* Whig arly lore, in which she was aided by her brother, Mr. Sardis Birchard, but in those higher and nobler attainments of Christian virtue and duty only learned under a pious mother's leaching and example. marehltf. ALONZO 1». CADU AlaEADER. iTTOHN t V AT LAW A bULIttlTOR IN ClMNiTBY.iibo. Clrcai! Court CeawntoMonanJ ln}unetioa Muter. ' ‘■u"* — uftrul •••• will rreeir hltentur. "fflee bo Slat fi.sx. HiHinxs llieb. PHIL W. MSKERN. r COt-RT. COMMISSIONER. HmOip 1 Ilrnilr. Wil; beat tbe oSee of Harvey r;th Mr. 1! “J r. I<-W in iui www u.umww. .. MifKj_____________________ <»tf CENTRAL HOUSE, ■ ____ xxllltf ■ ..rar a. usual. s-. Mich.. Sent. 21.1ST6. Sweet’s H°Tel> ;.'.pid.<..................- - Mien 05 A. PICKElUNG. Proprietor*. Flrtl•«!*/>. BOARD .\N«» ROOM, &L5O TER DAY. DENTIST Michiiai MiillE, n- J- FWr Cairiat? Siim aii _____ _ p A1 N te R tbup HaJtinaa Mich Hastma*, Mien —X1 ■ ......... Jefferson St, Dr. J. B. LaSure's Ad. HEAD! READ! READ! Special Medical AxmounooiiMWl Joy Comfort and Happiness TOTH* Sick and Afflicted 1 OiylASTINOS AND VICINITY. DR. J. B m;‘k“ • l*aSHRE of th« toBewiM Win; tke bappiart r—tel , ’ »• M- 'OXSCLTAWIt»UH ..Mar tionary blood. *7 hhu Mjmkm forth* 'ZS worthy representative! of tho old revolu­ tom. Ir of tut* Street. IlMtinyi. Barry WHOLE NO 2032- of tbe �founders respeetivdy of our States rights and national schools of politics. Under the teachings of Jefferson p school, under those of John Taylor, of Caroline, William B. Giles and John C. Calhoun, add their later satellita, Rhett, Mason aud Jeff. Davis, the early doctrine of States rights was extended through all the forms of nullification into the open doctrine of se­ cretion. Only the States were sovereign. They were the judges of their own rights and powers, and of those of tho United States. The Union was simply a confed­ eracy, a league of States; the National Government a simple agency created by the States to represent their wdHtyWdbsolved or destroyed whenever, UftajM*went of the States, it failed to purposes for which it was created. Origi­ nally it was the doctrine of simple malcon­ tents, disappointed theorists, having no hepliblicap tapper Jie lUm.ai, Mtob., Km. L, 18TT. THOMAS fit. COOLET. of Waaiitaaa*. Yar Recenu of tho Vaivanitx. VICTORY P. COLLIER, of Calboon. THE INAUGURAL. W e jdace before our readers to-day the Inaugural Address of Prandent Haya. It fa an able, outspoken, manly State paper, which will commend itodf to tlVitood sense of the people of the whole countrr. W. ««« rT.rj of lb. ___ ________ - ...____ - will carefuBy peruse it, and judge of our now President fairly, and with do partisan deviltry uf the rebellion. Baffled by the sword, after immense sacrifices, in ita at­ tempted destruction of the nation, it was by the De1875-6. tion. its traitorous foe rejoiced in antici- PRESIDENT AwS*’ CABINET. of the Cabinet offioem of President Haye*. pronounce it good : Secretary of State—William M. Evarts man of Ohio. and my hope to-aid in their settlement in a peaceful and honorable way, thus accur- fixed it ao that the money go® to tbote without courts. any interference of lawyers or The curious thing about it is, that her father, who made all this money, was a noted gambler, and every dollar of it was made by gambling. Tho gambler’s wife and daughter, however, were not only ex­ ing, and as five thousand voices are ai­ rlifted tbe cffdpl is wonderful:. Tabagaims constantly st sensation. Just now he of the father, that the money should be. M preaching to the different professions, applied to a good use. The managers ot and his sennons, as be calls them, are starthe charities had, at the beginning, some ular mixtures of pathos, cant, »nd whttia any one rise's mouth wfiuld Lo blasphesy. Fellow citizens, wc have reached the closo of a political contest marked by the excite­ ment which usually attend* the contorts iietwceu great political parties, whoso mem­ ber* advocate with earnest faith their re­ spective creeds. The circumstances were perhaps in no respect extraordinary, save After taking Daniel Drew’s I don’t see why they should hesitate about a great many years hence, rise up and call her biased. The lawyers who love fat BOGGUHNEKS GETTING ITS REWARD. > iL \S II 3£1 L =S ’ 5 i r f i 1? i S n S; ' s- —6 - -—6— • der.' In our day that would mean make your wilt Do not deceive your heirs with railroad stock or Jay Cookt« Northern Railway bonds; do not deceive them with it to control it, aud hfa estate u reaping deeds for Western lauds that sever the reward. Scott, Howitt and Garrett, will yield any crop, but fevers or wcool the other railroad magnates, turned about martgaga on property that won't py the and put a million of dollars into the Atfirst. Company, that be. might bleed that mo- down to sixty, and the Atlantic and Pacific THE DECISION OF A TRIBUNAL goes np proportionately. Telegraphing is the most outrageous Union is, or has been, a monopoly, and the people hare been compelled to psy what­ ever they should exact. Consequently tbe cost ot telegraphing has been four rima what it is in any other country. Now that the new company h»s been bolstered, down will go the prices. It is a good ■afeguatda we have against imposition. The prices have been already reduced a half, at competing pointa, tnd they will go lower still Would that there ftodd be found some relief from the expreas swindle. THE GBAMD MIKE. When tbe Grand Duke Alexis wm here ft few years ago, New York went wild over hum He wa feud asd dauced and balled and ndden and photographed—awd bell® qwreW far the privilege of darning with him He is here again, but ala ! his Royal Highness dosen’t excite as Mnrch sensation He nib aboetth, follow.) bj u English bull-dog, the same as any other tbe crowd Kwrod, ter. u* leek .1 M» He . . good follow ntber hie. Ike being 1M Moor. New Tort need. “ There is coming a conflagration, com­ pared with Which that of Chingo is 1871, or that of Boston in 1872, or (hat of b’cw York in 1837 or 1832, I’ve forgotten which, ia aa nothing. Brooklyn on fire. New York on fire, Vienna on fire, Canton on fire, St. Petersburg on fire, Paris on fire, London on fire, tho Andes on fire, the Appenmet* on fire, the Himalayas on fire! And what will be peculiar about that day will be that the water with which w« pt out great fires will itself take flame, the, Ohio and Hudson and Mkuwippi and trembling Niagara shall with nJ tongues lick the heftrctia. The geological heat* ia the centre of the earth will burn oat to­ ward iths circumference, and this world will bo a living coal, tho living roal 1'Jliog •into ashes, the ashes scattered by the breath of the last hurricane, and all ttyt will be left of this glorious planet wffl b* flaku of ashes falling on other worlds. Oh, ou that day will you be fireproof, « will you be a total lo® ? Wul you be res­ cued or will you . be consumed ? ^b*0 thia world in ito baptismal font of the a® shall blase, will you go out on the fire es­ cape of the Lord's deliverance ? Oh, that day, for which all other days made, may it be found that this life inst­ ance man had a paid-up j*olicy, and th*1 this fire insurance man had given bio, ”’ stead of the debris of a consumed w®”4' a house not made with hands, clcrnsl m the heavens." And after this turgidity he studs for » moment, as if overcome by his feot#** looking slyly out of hi* left *ye»«»“ *** offset upon the throng, and with a H * pray" utte-ra what ho calls a prayer, wnl» ■ very like his sermon, and as ’ vpbeao* Still thia humor draws more people Sunday than Beecher, or any ■-Art er in the two atics, Curioa- thing. »• BUSTNESS pUrchlriUr IrtOjPlXIWft EDITORIAL ( i t iff-i HE sanctify it: Last Sunday he preached to the iurunoa people, and what do you think of that» sample bricks: “ if I did not think that God iortitntri the life insurance arganizations, 1 wvdl not take up your time and my own on the Sabbath morning in discoursing on the subject. Life insurance provides fur oar families* when we are goo-. “ If we do not pay the,, premium we have no rqjht to expect mercy: we are worse than infidels. After the certificate of death has been made ont, and the thirty N but it was finally decided that they could man nature. ' reckless over-apecuktion, stalked over the land. It was the maloootcmt's hour of re* li it wa the wish of the women, as well as counting of tho electoral votes should be i refe.red to. "!? •>« • “«•>- IJ emplary, but devotedly pious women, and ling new lines in every direction, wquently, Western Union, whieh was ii I sitf that arc known to be well managed, and No man who ever made religion a tannos doa m much that misfit be called idvertising of himself as the eminent rm. tioualisi who saiU under the name of T. -De^VVitt Talmage. He. ha*1 built for hrs a church that looked more a tlu^ri* tbui anything else, and ho fitted it up solely effect. Ho is a long, cadavcron* nun, with a sepulchral voice and a brimstone w ner, and be got up his place of tmetier with a view solely to its fitness for bin. ilo has the best organist and cornet plaje: in the city to lead the congreeatiomTiia-. tI She distributed 6333,000 among the charities Vanderbilt, before be died, wanted to . nun, in th. td*. rf . "r (,rP°-nR fMra lw pow.r, hMbing iu pMly trank, u pdd£_hn. d th. In nJ;..._____ . .. u of Missouri. ten of the bat charities in tho city. slxmld appointed for the purpose. That tribunal, atabhahod bylaw far ths sole parpore, ito members all of them wa of long estab­ lished reputation for integrity and intelli­ gence, and with the exception of there who are also members of the Supreme Judiciary chosen equally from both politial parties it* deliberations, enlightened by tbe reroarch and th« arguments of able counsel, wan entitled to the fullest ooofldtnre of the American people. Ito decuions have bren patiently waited for, and accepted as legal­ ly cooolaiiTt by the general judgemeot of For the presort, individual '*VV “““•*& ““ L'o.»liiuti„o the public opinion will widely vary aa to the wisdom K“*“S"F»*b» of tbe several conclusions aDoouBcod bv SURE AMD HUBSTAJTTJAL FOfXDATIOX, that tribunal. This is *o be anticipated hi the superstructure of beneficent local government can bo built up and not otherwise. In furtherance of such obedi­ Human judgment is never ence to the letter and the spirit of the unerrit 1 “ farcly regarded as othconstitution, and in behalf of all that ito . - ------------------- DK by the successful party attainment implies, all so-called party »lb. rowu*. fb. fca tboi lateresta lose their apparent importanea, pobued portico b.T. in ibw wo, MUfodthe and party lines may well be permitted to a>T»u. in nprd io .hid, E<XJ „„ dif. fall into insignificance. The question we f«, m to U>< 1» on la, than io the pron. have to consider for the immediate wel­ «entrain bo ptraej in whinj tie fare of the States of tho Union, is the question of GOVERNMENT OR 50 OOVERNMERT ; of social order and all tbe (xwoeful indtu tries and the happinee that belone to it. After doing this sho made a clean, dear will, leaving the rest of her estate to estates are gnashing their teeth because abe ;v] tni n mtrati on folly enjoved. Whiter er difference of opinion exist as to the cause of this con­ dition of things, the fact is clear that in tho progress of events the time lias come when inch- a government is AN IMPERATIVE NECE8AITY H-Mirad b, all the Tariw Ulen,:., public aud private, of those States ; but U must not be forgotten that only a local govern­ ment which recognises sod maintain, in violate tho righls of all is a true adfgovernment, with respect to the two di* UDct races whose peculiar relations to each other have brought upon us the deplorable complications ind perplexities which exist in the Southern Statee. It must be a Eve:nmeat which decides the interests of th races carefully and equally. It must be a government which submits loyalhand heartily to tbe Constitution and lain —the laws of tbe Nation, and the laws of the States themselves, accepting and ty. relatives—till the a subject in pur public affairs, which all thoughtful and patriotic citiscDM regard as of supreme importance. Many of the calamitous effects of the • TREMENDOUS REVOLUTION which has passed over the Southern States still remain. The immeasurable benefits whieh will surely follow, looner or later, the hearty and gencrotw acceptance of the legitimate results of that revolution, hare not yst been realized. Difficult and em­ barrassing questions meet u» at the tbresbo’d of this subject The twople of Alien and Thurman ret forever ; in 1876 these States are still impoverished, and that of Tilden! The nation had again the inestimable biasing of a wise, honest triumphed in the victory of Haya. ” and peaceful local ftdfgovernmcoi i» not • traitors. ______ ___ it convulsed the -------------- —-^contention. Overthrown in argument, in the battle of brains, ‘ by Webster nud Clay in their conflict with Haynes and Calhoun, knocked kon du combat by Jackson in his suppression of nullification, it assumed all ito maliimaut tion bat rather to speak of mcrito attention. THE MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT and to suggest certain important ends to be of that section of the country has beeu ar­ attained in accordance with our institu> rested by tbe social and political revolu­ tions, and essential to tho welfare of our tion through whieh it has passed, and now country. At the outset of the discussions need* aud doerv® tbe conaiderate care of which preceded the recent Presidential the National Goverunrsot, within the just election, it seemed to me fitting that I limito prescribed by the constitution and should fully make known my sentiments wise public economy. But at the bo*ia of in regard to several of the important all prosperity for that, as well m for every questions which then appeared to demand other part ot tbe country, lia the improve­ the consideration of the country. Follow­ ment of the intellectual and moral condi-' ing the example, and in |>art adopting the tion • of the people. Universal suffrage language of one of my prcdccawora, I wish should rest upon universal education. To now, when every motive for mi*re(>rescn tbi* end, liberal and permanent provision tation haa passed away, to repeat what was said before the election, trusting that my achooU. The President of the United countrymen will candidly weigh and under­ States, of necessity, owa his election to stand it, and that they will fed assured office to the suffrage and zealous labors of that the sentiments declared in accepting the political party, the members of which the nomination for the Presidency will be chcnsh -with ardor and regard as of caseoTHE STANDARD OP MT CONDUCT tial importance toe principtes of their parin the path before me. charged, as I now 3 organization ; but he should strive to bo am, with the grave and difficult task of ways mindful of the fact that carrying them out in the practical admin­ istration of the Government, so far a? de­ who serves ni« country best In further­ pends, under the Constitution and'laws, ance of the reform we seek, and iu other on Chief Executive of the Nation. Tho respects, I recommend an amendment to permanent pacification of the country up* the Constitution prescribing a term of six on such principles aud by such measures years for the Presidential office, and for­ “ 5*'1 ?efure Ao complete protection of bidding reelection. all its citizens in the free enjoyment of all FOEEION POLICY. their constituted rights, ia now the one THE MOTIVES WHICH SHOCLDAKIMATE LS, people always love rich 1s ! sua —no resort to miwrablo makeshifts ; but a manly, square and unflinching battle whether, under the Constitution, our against the shams and cria and-fauds of Union » a nation, sovereign or supreme demagogical eraft. It commanded the at­ within tbe limits of ito powers, with inhe­ tention of the great financial centers of Patriotic men, eloquent and rent forces* . Europe. able, rallied to his support. Sbcrmao. .dicating ito of States—liable Garfield, Taft, Noya, Foster, Lawrence any malcontent and Danforth, a brilliant array of State -------------- coeval with ths strength, aided by Morton, Woodford, Constitution, it was tho invention of Schurz, Grosvenor, Oglaby, Windom, Doves apd BoutwsU from abrwd, mttsnd routed the Democratic harts. As at the developed its nusehievous character in the Opequan, as st Cedar Creek, when all Cabinet of Washington, in tbe conflict seemed disaster and ruin, the charge of the between Jefferson and Hamilton, the intrepid leader of the “Old Kanawha" re- THE CORDtkL CO-OPERATION of all who cherish an interest in the wel­ fare of the country, trusting that party lines and the prejudice of race will be free­ ly surrenderoa in behalf of the great pur­ pose to bo accomplished. In the import­ ant work of tbe restoration of the Sooth, it i* not the political ritustion alone that own bnrt, which h« cWnu ia hi. pro|««J, MX) oot a pan of the pi Ml., htapiro. He hu a dean, „ t„ ions in hu own right, ro-1 !« nt|,L . c’>4 the notion of settling down u a a™ feelings. She divided up a portion of her gentleman in America, and dodgtaJ^ property among them in sunk a way as to cares of royalty. How it will na^t B<> make them all comfortable, ro that they one an tril. If the Grand Dakes* stubborn s* the nut of hi* famih he w>ll would not feel aggrieved, and go to dis­ do it. He is a good deal of a Dcaxxu* puting the wiU. If a relative has left you and cans very little tor the foruurfm’ thirty thousand doliare, you are not going •ally. The attendant* that his state in­ pOMS upon him are irksome tu him K(j be enjoys nothing else ro much aa hm lib loved her with all the dtvotion (Hal poor CORRESPONDENCE. for Printers. xrcKssios »«»w«wfl HOC <*• 1 protection and support; freedom, justice, and the equality of all men of all races and colora before the law—all there he ably maintained as the duty of government or the wants of the nation for tbe revival of prosperity. There was no dodging of io- Fellow Citizens : We have oMetnblcd to repeat tho public ceremonial began by Warinngton, observed by all my predeeeasors, and now a time-honored custom, which marks the commencement of a term of tho Presidential office. Called to the duties of this great trust, I proceed, in compliance with the usage, to announce some of the leading principles on the sub­ jects that now chiefly engage the public attention, by which it is my desire to be guided in the discharge of those duties I shall not undertake to lay down, irrerocsfiy, principles op measures of administra­ prog*tops. So he lias poauvriy forbiui «U Wl ».□ lo kl»a, >nd m royj “ mut-r to pmablhe put.b, T* roun: mu. n .,«tr ordn, ?* Mire Mary Dancer, a rich maiden bdy of Iphi.MMld.igu „ this city, who died a few weeks ago. Mm Akxu •»■««. i« Mn^ubU R«.J IbU hu uapernl Llhe.- B«r r . to u~“ Mary was well endowed with thfa world's M>d thM he .ill Mu, tb.’d^ T?' It u not often that i; r l As in the great campaign of 1875 in Ohio, ao in the Presidential conflict of 1876, all these important questions of pub­ lic policy were involved, as was that of Liberal KEi±:rx ««< r _ IS ! r s ..i H COmiCT— HATES* VICTOBT A TRIUMPH OF THE NATION. Policy Republican, and Patriotic. — New Toxic, Mareli 3. 1877. T-? THE PRESIDENTIAL Hit * A Sensible Wom*n-Tlw T«to»r»P* ;; payment of the natiouJ debt, principal and interest; the invisibility of oar pub­ lic school Erstem ; the development of the wealth and reaouroa of the country ; the D. THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS’OF PRESIDENT HAYES. . ! n is well. All *i Hing to receive tie American sou ft wtfb-thit IU another . k. “sacred and inviolable’ It ought to be paid, principal and interest; it could only be repudiated a soled in national dishon­ or. Be denounced all attempts at inflation tered thefleld at onoc, and under bis lead as expedients only of demagogues or traib the enthusuim and confidence of his party ors. Inflation was dishonor; inflation was soon revived. He tajdly raised the na* tional standard. The'tyiited Statu wsa a ruin. Its adoption would defeat the pre­ tended purpose for which it was advocated nation, note league—a nation with powers -a relief of * hard tunes.” Instead of inherent in ito organism capable of main­ relieving trade, instead of permanently taining its legitimate sovereignty, of en­ c.-nl forcing its constitutional authority, and of taring their revival upon a permanent or coercing and punishing all who resisted solid tai, instead of relieving the massa either a menaced its life; bard money, the earliest possible resumption of sperie payment*, was the great need of btumas aul the people. The absolute good faith of the Republic demanded the honorable depreciating the intrinsic value liquidation of all its obligations in the Resolutions were brief and patriotic? OUR NEW YORK LETTER, oru. P^ ithu emancipated, and to protect them in the enjoyment of those righto when tbty m infriiupd or —ilM, u pamBj mL wuuod. Th. erfo whieh .fflui Che SmILeee Slates can only be roraored or re»e died by the united and harmoLiuJ efforts of both rm by mutual sympathy and regard; and while in duty bound and fully determined to protect the rights of all by every constitu­ tional mans at the disposal of my a lmmfatration, I am kincercly anxious to use every Intimate influence in favor of bonrat and efficient local governments, as the true raofrce of those Slate*; for the pro­ motion of contentment aud prosperity. Of their citizens in this effort which I shall moke to accomplish this purpose, I ask . S-P? s • public, he was patriotic, inflexible and sound. He believes that “honesty is the beX policy.” As the debt of the Revolu­ tion was “ the price of liberty,” the coat of independence, so the debt of the Rebell- manded the prestige of his name, a tower of strength. They were calls like that which in 1861 had carried him into the field. That of 1875 he received while at home, unsuspectingly playing base-ball with bis children, and rejoicing that be had escaped from the active toils of poli­ tic® ; that he was relegated to the cultiva* tion of his land and the delights of his domestic hearth. It was the call of duty —duty to hi* country, to his party, and the great national principles upon the suc­ cess of whieh denuded the salvation of both. His hesitation was brief} Ho en­ ture to unravel their financial ectiotn. The m bigbat and purest in the land. All the probabilities were against tho nation. In both campaigns the Republicans at first were dispirited. The fruits of the victory human righto ! He demanded irrevo- for which, as the rapreeentatira of the na­ le guarentaa of these by amendments tion, they had contended in tho rebellion, he organic law, basing representation at such unparalleled sacrifices, were in upon population, bat voters ; and se- peril. The most patriotic doubted. Brave sd.iu conjunction with Orth, of Indi- and high taRSS. will not need a Committee of the Legisla­ ! u cubluh th. ahd, through the House, assessed the na­ tional purse for a campaign ftmd for tbe collection and circulation of the slanderous perjuries of mercenary informers in the ...s tM i.r r. ~ nA resources or productive industry of Ohio aud the nation—of agriculture, manufaotureo aud commerce, and of internal im- �yei»i-Weekly hepliblicaptawer. wilin' ri,i'«ora»«»v HI AbcuFthe County. We do not deem it nceearery ta take up I much .pace in our paper in eucomium. upon the merit* of Frank Beard, the "Chalk Talk" Special Notices. 9 I Madison Dispensary, man, for the press generally haa gone «xtenlhely into that particular, wherever Mr. Beard has appeared. Therefore wo give the following which we clip from the Detroit Trib­ une of Dec. 25th, 1878. * "One of the mo»t plaao.ni and delightful entertainment* which we have witnessed for some time, wa* the familiar "Chalk Talk" of Mr. Frank Beard at Whitney * Opera House law evening. It waa attended by a very large and select audience of ladle, and gtmUemen, among whom were a number of our moat prominent clergymen and local artlirt*. and wa* received with every mark of pleasure and approval. Mr. Beard te a very witty and in­ teresting speaker, a* well as a capital artist, and hl* "Chalk Talk" therefore poaowaed a double eharm. • * • >fr. Beard td»o ter­ initiated hi. highly Interesting lecture with the drawing of two picture, at one and the same time, using both hands for the operation, ■nd performing the task quite m artistically aa in tho instances where he bestowed hi* whole attention upon a single sketch. The Woman'. Temperance Union cleared a goodly profit a* the reeult of hte pleasant pictorial en- When you wish Pure Drugs aud Med icinea, go aad see Wanzsr i Barnes. xnar8w2 Advertised Letters formerly uf Meadville, has i-jic in the building recently F ' C. M. RUNYAN’S. A spicy sketch descriptive of a trip over the Atchison Topeka and SantuFo Rail rood and of the beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by "Nym Crinkle," tho musical and dramatic critic of the New York World, sent free on paplication,together with the Shii Juan Guide, maps and urne table* of thia new and pop­ ular route from Kansas Cityand Atchiaon to Pueblo, Denya; and all pointe in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Mine*. Tho finest line of Pullman Slecpcni on tho continent between tho Mis­ souri River and the Rocky Mountains without change. Address T. J. Anderson, Gen. Pa**. Aql' I would respectfully announce to the citi­ zens o.f Hastings and vicinity, that I hav^ a new and , POSITIVELY CURED, 'SgSS' . f this city went lo Middle­ You will always find a complete assort­ ment of school luxika. stationery, &c., nt the lowest prices, at marSw2 Wanxkr & Barnes. >y. » i . of Grand Rapids, one of luprent «|<aken in the State, aad C. A. f> will addrex the people of or. ’ the Tentperaney' queition, at ' : . it Sunday et^njbg. Coma early GEO. WOODS & CG.5S PARLOR ORGANS POULTRY .WORLD. iplendml Illustrated jdontblr. ltrrolfd ntirsly '‘vtt't. 11—year.' Send lOcts. for a epecicopy. Address. WOULTRT WORLD. u*ar- And go buy a first-class cigur of Em. Bus­ by: He bus just filled up with a stock of the Best. • marlt3 Ceo. M. Savage & Co's Col A good stock of Flanucle nnd Casse. meres nt bottom prices. J. Rvssell febl.’iw I. Call aud rec our Tea*, febltf Smith. Hogle & Preston’ Coffee, Sugar and Bed cords at febltf Smith. Hogle& Pktarox'R. Liat of patents issued lo Inventors of Mich igan for ths week ending March 6, 187" and each dated Feb. 20, 1877. Furniehcal thia paper by Cox A Cox. Solicitor* of Patents Washington, D. C. G. Collins, tool holders. Fort Wayne. C. Hall, set works for circular saw niilte. Bay City. .• 3. Jenks, rotary engines, Detroit. €. McGhee, corset*, Jackaon. <J. Polley and D. Toles, rerth anger*. 1’ly- Pull ofT that Dirty Collar. Go aud sue the best stock of collars ever brought to Hastings, just received at Em. Buslw'x. niarlttt. Crockery nndTatups cheap at febltf Smith, J1ogle& Preston’s.' ! building of Mihdlcville. came iplete d<-«truction yesterday, by fire. she damage is laid'll about two i .Villars. RUNYAN. xxi66tf J brow Away that Stub implied vithlhe popular ded from ft.00 to $2.60 and Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, salcratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which wifi be sold at jao'oc-'rouoE pjeaxcxss. Remember the place, at J. S. RIWYJIJY’S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. Give, inc a call. Topeka, Kan. , and organised a "‘Ijuliea !ub. The oreanization was thirty-eight members to start M OF OHB! A1B MASKAfltGUIDE. OS StXUAL PATMLOOV. M; D. Reed desires to call attention to his new Wagon Stop, where ho may bo found at all hours of any day, ready to do any work iu hia line, from puUtng a new spoke in an old wheel, to the building of the best buggy .over mn in the county of Barry. Don't forpet tlio place; lu tho shop with Jason Rich & Bro., corner o Church and Railroad Street. xxCtf Burgees, Joey Hammond, Francis Witeon, Mi W. Smith, Mrs Cornelin Sheffield. I -and d:vtiugui>b*d visitors 01 W- MaC-.ra SL. Chicks. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. CHICAGO REED COMPANY Importm, Grewm.and Jobbynof FOREIGN’ ANU DOMESTIC The tire, we understand, G. P. Rowell &, Go’s. Col. fgaiion from the Reform Club of this go te Yankee Springs, on Friday ih.u place. next week Friday, tbsy .-• Ins to Woodland for ths same pur" -fay last, l*<wean the reaidente •f the Baxxnt and the Prcsbya black feather belonging to a r.c hating found the nae will l T lent ing it at the above-named i’n Tuesday la>t.,^rank Dyfkle. of Bowne, h*UCe.. uI;..committed larceny in this couniy a »h«t time since, was arraigned before Hit Homir, Judgd Arnold, plead guilty, was senicace.11.> tme year in State prison at Jackson, •here he was conveyed by Sheriff Creasy the M hen a candidate for high oftico i» well likod and so popular with themasae* a. to make hte defeat Jiffieult in a fair and honorable fight, mean and cowardly men are not wanting who delight in manufacturing liea and .tender­ ing his good name. There are atou those whose selfishne.. prompt* them to prostitute Chair honor, pervert truth and ignore righWbr the ■axe of injuring a competitor in business, whose prosperity they envy, and with whose business talent they have not the tugMiiy to •ucceasfully compete in an honorable way. These thought* are auggreiml by the mean, cowardly attacka tuade upon me and my4medicines by those who imagine their pecuniary prospect* injured by the great popularity which my atandard medicines have acquired, and the continued growth of my professional practice. Narrow-minded preciiUoner* of medicine, and nianuUctnrcrs of preparations which do not pou.es* sufficient merit to succewfully compete^- popular favor, have re­ tried to reeh cowardly auategy a* to publteh all Mrt* of ridieulou* reports about the com­ position of my medicines. Almanacs. " Re­ ceipt Books," and other pamphlets are tewed, ■nd aeattered broadet over i***-'1. "heT“ these contemptible knaves puWi.h pretended <ACn POtt 8ALB BT AU. DLUXUS tx n.t’o. ni mint tbuoco co. irmilte, e. r. .-iGMAs CLOT . RUN WEUT ?: wear wina.iL HASTINGS. "" “o. *•« think it wm hardly fair for Bro. New­ kirk loeomiusnl m he did in the Odd Jello* »f the 1 at 1MI. oa tjjf correepondeooe of Bro. Harm in the Pud, relative to the actios ot th* (.read I-odge on the charges made agaiaat >k« Michigun Odd Allo* by P. tt. M. John N. Ibgwsoll. We do not think P.O. Harris attOod *»ything but the fact* in a very moderate •>7- We wrote the teport of the special comuf which we were the Chairman, aud if ** wideMasd our own report, U did net ex««"»• I*. G. N.wkirk, but it cxcuMd him from great wro^g lB (he matter, white fully ettdw*i“<theju»tieecf lire chargee brought by G- M, in hte report. And the that an«b»r wa. t .ported’guilty of a probable viola- ” "S; w pr—rfrf —>r~1,P“b,± .mW fact that no two have been XS-irp~-i-« author*. It te enough for the p- -r- -- — (wBlWru. B_v.PlgBCtU.O-- Pr.prt.iT T Dr. ’ iTort.i. -O-1-1'’- N' T’ HMH, MIRS, Hffl, OILS, s68;,’^.'ra,aMF;Jixa!gut: 825000 Ai.VJUgESMi’IK NOWI8_THE TIMETOJECUBEIT X^d»nr~-p« “« *«««.“•'— Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of Containing over 1,200 varieties Vege­ table and Flower seeds. Colored Platen. Elegant wood-cut* of Vegeta blesand Flower*. Handsomest Guide Publlnhed rapSend for it-«i Detroit Seed Ce. Detrelt, 3ii ch A HOME and FARM SJTiKXi-w J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, IM TME UNITED STATES 1 hs:!ty M-i.tr h-v- purchased John Clark’s fV'Mvnce f-r S-MAI, and with hi* wife is going to keep Ituim therein.—Sashrllle 5Vw«. Now, Vrno, stand up aad. explain. What makes Charley Lean keep house with John Clark'* •ifcJ Boes John feet bad about it, and whoee ject to thir circulation, which te to injure!the wife doe* he keep house with ’ Who keep* Lie of my medicines. " The Popular Health ^.X^HllUDELPHn._____________ bouse wuf, Qjin-ijy Lentz'* wife, and i*n’l Almanac" ia the hlgh-«»“«‘’N»K nBm? of oneof these pubiioatlon*. which contain, bogus re­ ihore danger of getting the little C.« and Lji 'sized ’oniewhal ? ** find in th. Vermontville knterpriM the published by one Dr- L-, of Detroit, «■ Uie hcih east and WKST. Jf.c&uNm Furawr. and by other manufacturers Ellowfaj complimentary notice of eur Senator, of mrfTcinw, in neversl scxaUed Journal* of which it gives us great pleasure to lay before Pharmacy. They are all prompted by wr reader, ■•.'eaator Cook, of this District, and ultcriy fail in accompliahing tho their author., for, notwithstanding lhe,’, J”! •ccupied the Lieutenant Governor** chair te-.t Books. Mane. Full Information, alm Friday afternoon, and did wtdl. We erjoyod a frieadiy chat with Mr. Cook. * • • Usd Com. V. PjRJUOHARAjfM^ The member* who represent Eaton, Hon. D. oW a Week to Agent.. IW inis, " n. p-.pi-« “ R- Cook in the .Senate, and Hona, Gould and ■'•'lion in the House, are neither of them what ,L« <Wr el““ " aijhl te turned talkers, but arc dllabcnou*. P*in.iaking and faithful representative*, and ««looking well to the interest* of their con- City Drug Store MATCHLESS U• r je:e» si Mich s 11 Michigan Grand Ave. Detroit, CHEW-SMOKE <si2! Cowardly Assaults the purpose of organising a Reform Tikctaine Agewt»,*n<l »•<> ability l« 0e* o* JlSdSfJef nclllnftKWf' ,carlU»«htme»cimFe****tl»»* InK varriisG accor*t>B|ft® liberal’*"*ndqaali Uca.? rerue.- DYE STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. Commercial. HASTINGS MARKE Baxxsb Optic*. Feb. IS. 1*57. WHEAT.lwhltclper bushel----------------WHKAT.'redJper bushel-............. ■— * 30*‘ *’ FLOUR. i»er cwt------------ -------------------«♦ ™ CORN, per bushel.-------------- ----- ----------* BUTTER, per lh----------- ------------------EGGS, pevdoven...... —-------- ------------POTATOES.per bushel.......... ...... ......... . APPLES, perboshsl---- -------------------ONIONS, per bushel------------------------BEANS, perbu.b.1------ ------------------PORK--------------------------------------------NESS PORK, per lb------- -------------- HAMS, per lh---------------------------------SHOULDERS, per lb----------------------LARD, per Ik-------------------- ---------TALLOW, per lb---------------------------- CHICKENS, per lb-------------------------CHEESE, per lb.-----------------------------WOOL, per lb—------------------------------SALT. fine.per bbl-------------------------SALT, coarse, per bbl......... .............. — HAY. per urn----------------- - --------PRIED PEACHES, peered, per lb.„. ppi RD PEACHES, unoeared. par lb. DRIED APPLES, per lb—....... .......... MAPLE SUGAR-------------------------— HIDES, rreon, per lb-------- -----------HlDES.dry. porlb-------------------------BHREPPRLTO----------------- ------------CALFSKINB.trenn.perlb------------CALF SKIMS, dry. per lb--------------HONEY—----------------------------------BEESWAX, perib---------------- -— CRANBERRIES, par b**hel---------Gfovtw and Mitten* Ure , thin done out- J. Rummll. PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless varieties. Vkk-s Ftewm ead Vs^tabl. xxitotf M eM to' •UM tick’s tCK’i PENSIONS FLeaiL csrss. A beantifnl qMrteriy teernal. finely IHwMie 1 1 i<i2^“,i°r,3ana,v^i"Mai.,yt -VICCK’S Fl«<er *■« VereUMa OarSn, coat to feblSwd Dan Manee of tho firm of Smith, Matteo i Prtr.on, ha* told out and m he w going away, il b expected every be dy now bar tag nnaett'.ed aecounta wi'l o.U at once and aetdg to Bare krouMa. fcblwd �ablmg it before noon of March 4th to de> Railroads. Railroads. New Advertisements. Railroads dare Mr. Hay« the duly elected Prati- In consequence of Mr. Ferry s time ex­ OWN. OUR GOOD NEWS TO THE PUBLIC! EHOP.T LIKE EETK'EE.X piring March 4th, he will resign his posh MICHIGAN AID TH WH. President of the Senate this week. If I L*1 kftow* La tte*a>oralM Taking Effect Dec. 10th. 1876 Edmunds, Morion, Conkling, Hamlin, and one or two others are mentioned as his successor. ttIMG EAST Fall aad Winter Time Table. But it seems now that unless Swift on the War Path with a new and the Democrats unite wilb the friends of well selected Mr. Conkling to elect him, we shall hare TRAINS GOING FOETH. BI1UMW. Gov. Morton, in that highly responsible position, and the country can feel assured that its interests and destinies, in so far Vi STOCK OF GBOCEBIE8 the President of the Senate can control them, aaa in the safe hands of one who fears do revolutionist or his measures. num ncru* Tk Of every description. J would beg leave to inform my old customers snd tho i? Hence, in any event, wo opine the filibus­ ters cannot prevent a statesman from be­ coming President of then United Stales, iig.____ ; ., wrecker and income grabber White House. into tho Even one of their Sunday RlTi W !;®Si PEOPLE OF HARRY COINTY kswasiwas Generally that I have again embarked in 4S la nor secure th* installment of their railway R« papers here, the Herald, denounces their TRAINS GOING NORTH. Tilden for bis shortcomings in unmeasured terms as un unscrupulous intriguer and prostitute of tho press and country. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. Washington. D. C. Feb. 26, 77 venal class of working politicians at once The situation to-day u not entirely conn Portable, for it is by no means a settled wanted to get his hands into that barrel of this week. On Tuesday last Senator Sher denied by his apoetie^s and it is no won­ man felt so sanguine that he expressed an der they arc embittered, shows he was inclined, with all his follow country would see the end. era, to make his disboraemeots contingent on or subsequent to March 4th. At least his first Oregon proposition desired Pat­ rick lo buy bis elector conditioned on pay­ Democrats ally themselves with tho Re ment after the 4th, and we presume he publicans in circumventing the filibusters came down with the $10,000, for ho-knew ’ who are determined to ' ho could not be trusted. above quoted, says : Hayes us j President. These conspirators, Vance of iOhio, Hord, Proctor Knott and others of lesser light, worked hard on Sat­ m— Tho Herald, “Had the Oregon IB '.a ■ $s DEFY COMPETITION. tho sequel opinion to us that by Saturday night tbe ' tap Tho above goods have been selected j with great care and will be sold at prices that onoy, and Was dissatisfied that it did not matter that the final count can be reached and Call soon and examine prices. [janl5.7fltf] Gov. Hayes, they would have been de­ nounced by every Democrat in and out of urday to. inject dilatory motions and other Congress u the acme of political rascali­ ty.’’ completely discomfited by the unprecedent­ the conservative Democrats in refusing to ed action of one-half of the conservatives, follow tho lead of the fillibusters. who voted under the lead of the Republi­ cans io set' aside the decision of their own cannot stomach Sammy and his nephew. This may account for the action of J. H. SUTTON. IM W-.ttO MiiiatSl Depot l-Ll.Z.- I Marble Works. WINSLOWS STEAM i.SI ' IS it 12 ksiifr?§ rauoo-WItk Lake Steer* A MMi. Sovlbcn ■ttJ: fSlMOp.B. 7 05 1 3 19 S 4 4! n BABBLE WORKS winwRin K. KHIDV. Rsm. A.-':, ii.'t.i i-,. LOIMIS. 11»104 Qw*] git EAT WESTERN RAILWAY A-t Kalamazoo. Mich Carolina case will occupy the but one day, and there ia nothing interpos­ tervewing until Marek 4th • would bare> meat on Saturday; but now that South Carolina hu been reached, wo may hope for spesdy work. An objection to one of Pennsylvania's PRESIDXNT GRANT. electors sprung a long debate upon the The Reliable and evidently acts business but of most imperative na­ Having steam pow'er and improved ma< chinayy far sanding, high polishing and .cutting mortices, we can do work cheaper and better than those who work by hand. TIME TABLE. prise but a few soreheads. to-day ment of Louisiana 'and Soutb Carolina tho knotty problems. Field to declira a candidates. READ THIS and bo happy again. Srw.a IS | Pensions. Eatnbllahed letoft. QO1XO WIST. A Gret Redaction ii Tries! isssssa'ra-js: fl SALISBURY & BROSSRAU Dralera tn dl kiads opportunity to demonstrate. He FURNITURE wishes noblood shed during his short adgive peace to that unfortunate State. Wtaifloofc BrauaiFniak fte tai Grata TsMife United States General UaJ OBke. Prrvdency, and are undoubtedly u intent as to bo unable to comprabcnd tho arithEietia of tho economical House Committee money, it says; to pay his Jack tars their and we can forgive Mr. northern IWW8MWS on appropriations, which gives him ample lial problem, salaries for the next twelve months. He takas the Navy Register, which shows the Loot here I |V CENTRAL RAILWAY C0MPA8Y Look here! uSi.AJSt'ss w^ul don't yon ll>i.k w, au> rf IL a dlEeaU to expraw sufficient con- »*■ TRAINS RAW American and Foreign Patents, They have refused to compro- justaaent of tbe om pending quastiou, the fa :: ns every reason to believe that trouble would full be introduced by Mr. 1' I• fig r r- Mi*U»riU. | KUO | 7 Hmiinx* I 15.U ‘st fSiiL,.. 112 !!?£■■ u Furniture. Coffin* xx33m0 their evil designs of defeating Mr. Hayes. proceedings for the aggrieved Presidential | bay jPrtrvit Jac His refusal to al­ crushed o*a by the overwhelming defeats low martial parades in South Carolina.on of Saturday j aud further that they mean, the 22d is highly oommeoded, u there is If pwAla, to carry out to tbe bitter ead ' steps which would embarrass Mr. Hayes Yet they have .iroublen till after,the 4th, when his sne1 censor can deal Wholly unrestricted with evince clearly that they are not tun n EST. tsarry Co. He prudently [desires to take no in the fhiure, hence pats off the adjust­ there is'no doubt that the filibusters com­ Short Liat EAST AND WEST. BRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT: The General b busied in packing up, joint convention, and late in tbe evening; । preparatoiy to laying the White House on an adjournment, involving, however, no Saturday, and r* wives no visitors ar trans­ ture. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. TIME TABLE No. 8. Monuments of tho best American and Marble, Tablets and Headstones atory motion calculated to obstruct or im- ing between Oregon and Wisconsin to pre­ of all description made to order on short vent full count but factious opposition. notice notice, also Granito Monuments of Pennsylvania hu occupied more time, Ute various patterns supplied to customers by declared, otherwise We whole time in-■ however, than wu anticipated at adjourn­ extremist, squarely de- tHOOPRK. Ges’! Ticket A. CHICAGO k. LAKE HURON The objections aad rotorns in the South caucus, and by the broad ruling of Speak John Young Brown of Ken- ll!l!Sl£IH They cr Randall that he would entertain no dil­ . Islli QRAND TRUNK RAILWAY mat 1. uno. my Mock and telegrams gone to or from tho ftsidenoe of obstacles into all tho proceedings, but were been consumed with consideration of their• DOING WEST at-Eaag It says: “Every one of tho Ed. Banner?-— But it is not lb* MUhina L*k« Sbor. rail- It even accuses him of promising barrels of Al mj OLD STAND o» JrfTeno. Strwl-1 money to the faithful, and of not fulfilling his promises. n rar Tse Grocery Business «a getting a gram amount one-third greater than the Committee appropriates. cab do it, for, with thc help oy ,u& Ho other liner t» imi WQUuerport. !kiTi«t>«a.' elnhia CI.1TKAL UlWN’ ----------- ■ fcsre.* TAYLOR. U-1 BaM writes a long letter to the Senate Commit- J. M. HEWES. throagh the same ghsMs that Mr. Holman fura'oW fht u> does, that be and the Honorable Chairman ss:^ Detroit Advertisements. GILLET & HA CTA&S o � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-03-12.pdf 4eb424b841b0634568d6f2dd8a980152 PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 91. jk^jni-WeekljUepljblicaji banner GEO. M. DEWEY £[)!1QII A XI) PUBLISHER. U North tele of Stale Street. Bastian. Dam reuatf. Mkbir*n. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ; HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY. MARCH 12, 1877, J. S. GOODYEAR & CO.’S Announcement! 'GO FEEL WHAT I HAVE FELT. IA yenuc lady of Now York waa in the habit of writing for the Philadelphia iedger on the enMew of temperenje. Her wrlttinn were «o fall of patho.. and evinced tneb deep emotion of eonl. that a friend of hare aucuaed bar of boeomlng a aanlao 9* tho rabioet ef temperance, whereupon ahe wrote the fanowing line*.] Go feel what I have felt. Ou. beer what I hare boraefflnk 'Math the blow a father dealt. And the cold world-! proud eeorn ; Dry Goods and Great Bargains in Dry Goods, at BOTTOM PI Thr eole relief the eoonbinc tai Go, kneel u I here knelt; Implore. ba»«Mk. Tailoring. 7 Tailoring Department connected with eur Store. A fine Boots and Shoes A Large Stock of Boots and Shoes, all kinds, very Cheap. Groceries, Groceries of all kindsjis LOW as they can be bought any where. Salt. A full line of Saginaw and Onondaga Salt always on hand. Thina own d»»p accunh bid*. Wjp« from bar ebaak tKa tear. Mark the worn frtaae and withered brow. The mr that>tre*k* bar dark balr now— The fedlnc form and trambllnr limb. And trace the min back to him Whore plUhted faith in early youth PromiMd eternal lore and truth. But wfio. fortawora. hath yielded as That promiae to the anraod cup. And lad bar down thranah lore and light. And ail that made the future britbt. And chained her there 'mid want and alrife. That lowly thine “ a drunkard-* wife And stamped on childhood *a brow M mild. Thai wither blilht, “ a drunkerd’» child." Come and see us PROFESIOHXL AND BUSINESS CARDS fell goods, so that it shall bo for vour advsntagi For we mean to buy of us. I.jM.^7GOOdyear Hastings. J «* CHRONIC ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT- H. C. PECKHAM, PHYSICIAN k SURGEON, WM. IL 1IAYFORD, *,IT«£?‘SX »ud CottaMlkr at Law. and Solieitar Iol«neUon MMtarJljiuntorateAna;|5-d« bo^hl .aduH, nd agfaiwe ttaauetwn. on rearonable term*. Ofiee over Barlow A Goodyear-* ■tore. Iaayl*» OR. V. RUSSELL, sCRGBON.-OSce <r Katas- "••1’ E“i-w v ration. eud ear* sssaseWMSaTiu.Choree, relay, end etl > Southern Planters’ Homa*. an apology to the party under Icadm ---------mouth'd --------------travel .In the South will One ’ this same mysterious management. It K*!thoroughly * dispjl . AOJ eronoous ideas —___ I_ .___ T iqaA in the way minds me of * story they used to tell of indicted. for <hil| it is true that there axe General Polk. During tho war General a few fioe reeidenoes In New Orleans, Sa­ Polk ordered a sergeant to fire a cannon vannah and Charleston, and a number of which had been--------------------------------------loaded whan hot' and---al­ handsome and elegant old mansions ofi TRo MTgeafifltAid iCWbuld the Ashley river in South Carolina, and in lowed Yb'SRST _ . „ ■ ■ -« -• Alabama and'. Viremia, it is equally true buret. Polk said it wouM doA It *3tatss a grogra! tiring the people 6f the and killed thirty men. Polk picked up South Hnj in a state of squalor, poverty the sergeant's bead and apologized. Tilden and genera! shiftlcaness which must be apologizes to Hendricks. •'' seen to be thoroughly appreciated. And in making this statement I do not refer to Tho fillibaaters have beon sulking all. the poor or middle class people, who Rvo i much delay as for the most part in this section in large this week, and maki possible, but the deci ___ground taken by log houses roughly put together and gm> Speiker Randall yesterday, and the large <endly known as “ doublo-enders," but to extensive planters, men who cultivate majority by which ho was sustained, show the • from 500 to 1000 acres of land, who em­ that tho obstructionists are positively pow- ploy a score or more of hands, and who ericas to successfully resist the completion ,are regarded by their friends and neighbors • of the electoral count, and even before this ।as prosperous and well-to-do. Some time ago, traveling through-the will reach you Hayes will be President. cotton States, and being thoroughly im­ The inauguration is to be without any of ' pressed with the mistaken notions to which tho pomp and show which have distin- 1I have referred, I wm very anxious to see guiahed preceoing ones, and will bo simple ,one of the “ rich homes of the Soerth," and unostentatious, as becomes an Amen- 1about which people at the North hear so and was very much disappointed at can citinen passing to tho executive chair much, j being unable to find them. Qoe day, in of tho nation. Pledged as Mr. Hayes is Maoofi, . Georgia, I spoke to a prominent to an administration of economy and re- ।gentleman of that place upon the subject, form, the real, Dot the sham article, this iand asked him if he could not show me of the “old plantation houses’’ that plainness cannot at all detract from the dig- one j had been *9- much written and talked nity of the occasion. All of the earlier ( Presidents were inaugurated without any “ Certainly," was hia reply, “I will take of these triumphal arehee, or music of ■you to Col. B% place to’morrow." Accordingly, tho next morning we set sounding brass and roaring cannon, Thom­ out for the home of the Colonel. On the EVERYBODY I I as Jefferson riding on horseback entirely ' way my conductor told me that it was one unattended to tho Capitol, where he dis- of | the finest places in the State, in short, mounted, tied hia horse, and walking up to tand to use his own words, that “ it was a AND" SURGICAL magnificent dwelling, sir." the building took the oath of office pre- regular i Qo hear, and tea. and fad and know AU that my aoul hath felt and known ; After haXfan hour's ride over a rough scribed by law, and^rt know that they dis. road, which was lined on cither side by' charged their dutica\*and honors quite as ; broken-down fences and an occasional well as their sucoeesore. “ double-tinder," from the wide, open door Notwithstanding all that has been said ।of which sallow-faced and careworn-looking women stared out in a lazy and Hstiere to the contrary, I am to-day informed by kind of way that waa exceedingly depress* I lolbe—abhor I My v«/y aoul good authority that there will be no out- ing, we turned out of the highway into With deep dietnut is tarred and-out Southern Democrat appointed to what appeared to be a private road. This, Whene'er I tee. or hear, or tell a position in President Hayes* Cabinet, I waa informed, led to " the place" of tho Of Ibis dark bevente of hell! It is, however, on dit that a Southerner Colonel. It certainly did not argue well for that gentleman's thrift or management CAPITAL NOTES. will be appointed to fill the vacancy left by The groat wooden gate, which at one Davis ou tho Supreme bench, and the time guarded it from the intrusion of the WanniNOTON, D. C., Mar. 2,77. ’ !names mentioned are ilerachcl V. Johnson chance passer-by, hung from its rusty tiy/ tho vital om» to their natural function*.vanfrzW/ . inc invigorating the whole »yitm. and heii nnlEd. Bannkk.— ’and John Hancock. To fill this vacancy hinges broken and rotting, tho fences were *7*%-*^^ vertally relied upon a» in about the same condition, and the road When Representative Springer, of IDi- «as it was filled before will take just about itself was dilapidated and uncared for. hundred pounds. ' every i■eaeon to believe the i'oetor ean euro. nois, with but a baker's dozen of his party three < As we proceeded, al) my former visions be mialed vr induenecd by th. •nyrow. hanchmen behind him, endeavored yester­ Itt is rumored that the position of Sec­ of the splendors of tha place began to day to bulldose the Speaker of the House retary j of War will be tendered John A. tado. Instead of the grove of flowering trees which I had expected, I found an im­ Democratic tactire evidently reached their ]Logan. mense tract of land covered with patches culmination. It was the last agony of the Hayes is expected to arrive here to­ of corn irregularly and badly planted, and expiring party, and waa as indecorous as it morrow : evening. He comes over the road dotted here and there with blackened and was ineffectual. After all hope was gone, jin Tom Scott i private car. were no blossoming shrubs no tempting Springer endeavored, by interposing dilato­ The rinderpest has again broken out in fruit*, no smooth and well-kept lawns, do ry motions, to interfere with and prevent England, and all importatious of neat cat­ singing birds, no flowing rivulets, do signa the counting of the electoral vote. He tle and hides of neat cattle coming from cither of care, attention or taste. Tfio was ruled out of order by hia own Demo­ that country are therefore prohibited by com fields were succeeded by a couple <f hundred acres of cotton land, then in turn cratic Speaker, appealed from the Chair, the Treasury Departmeat until further 6rand was ruled down by the House. Cap­ dem. The terrible disease entcred;,:JBug- enme a dark and dismal swamp, covered with ragged and stunted trees. After pass­ ping the climax he then, in a manner in­ land from Germany, and they harp there­ ing through this we name in sight of the * tended to be sublime but whiah was only fore stopped all importations from that ridiculous, appealed “to the people of tho1 country. Thia is going to aid the AmeriIt was indeed an imposing old structure, country.” It was a paltry hit of burlesque,' can export trade very much, besides which but like its surroundings, looked weather­ beaten and neglected. Situated on a slight and would have been laughable had it been1 it will probably tend to stiffen the prices in eminence, it waa entirely unprotected or lore shameful. shaded by shrubbery. There was not a tree our home markets. Thus the Democratic body politic in‘ The British Parliament now proposes to ■within a hundred yards, and the sun beat down upon it with a hot and angry glare, Congress passes from its temporary resus­ } adopt the American meteorological system, that wm anything but pleasant. The citation to obscurity, greater growing the ’ and in a report setting forth tho perfection house was two stories high, built of wood, agony as nearer draws the hour of its final of tho - weather bureau in tho United painted brown in some places, and in oth­ dissolution. Not even the promise of a States, admits that we are ahead of all ers not painted st all. Apparently, add!­ • world. I10,°°5WH-n t,v • nu>« future resurrection lights the 'darkness of . ticwa had been made to it from time to tho rest of the world in the accuracy of .od unpomnl time ; they had boen built without any re­ this passe ver; and in proper appreciation our predictions. gard to the original structure, and the of this unmourned fact the dying body, Xhvr mr»»» taU. by improved motboda. whole pile presented an appearance of al* with thought to posterity where ’pos­ Emopcan udvioes are that Russia is most grotesque originality. Iz was built terity will give none to it, publishes its adopting the crawfish movement, ttuft-iv,’ after no form, uhapo or pattern, but was last will and testament Having nothing getting out back wards,tand that there'll be thrown together, so to speak, without any to leave but a bad example, it gives that uo war. So mote it be. I, for one, don't regard to architectural style or rule. On cheerfully, and no member there ia so dead take any more stock in wars. I got enough all sides it was surrounded by a broad peazxa, or gallery, as it is caHed in the South, but that he struggles up to add hi* croco­ in 'G2—3, and every year since baa only and from almost every nook and corner dile. Like ftineral milowtonos they mark added to my conviction that there opened windows which had beau the passage of the Louisiana debate, and Doctor Alkln'o JAMES CLARKE ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IX CH.1KCKBY. Prompt mention riven to b.iinm eotrarted to my enre.' O®oe over Janxe P. K.>lxr--'r DrcOtoro7UMtS<», MriL xkfraf SMITIT*? KNAPPEN. of the campaign, and Tilden’s lc.Ucr ln day's New York papers is naught e.'*’ Double Column. stand gaping along the dark path of the •SASSES’ : Oregon investigation, and every one points '■ I out a grave. Hie facet. The Herald, the loading Democratic «nU, u Ihii MJ. ou»« cl »W> • •»<•* ; editorial last Sunday beaded “ No more TJden in r, ' <1 J oara.” The Cburier-JoarmU takes the same ground, and so do many of ------------------------------------ — <** bI the Western papers. They appear to bs- the prefix “by." All such were oaths. lievc there will be enough life left in the “ Well, then, grandmother,” said the little hoprful, a.e-5- '—-----------1 party in 1S80 to run a candidate, but they paper, *By don't intend Tilden shall be that candidate. If they should have a new election next • month ho could not get the nomination. > They attribute thsir defeat ^this time more “ than sUsbe io hia MYsterwx. manag®®t �=====?=== While waiting for his appearance I had i opportunity to look carefully about the appropriations is as follows : Hou. lo-dv, uid will fa ifa pfal made by the new President, says: Secretary Fish co lung as he remains ip He is Washington. deliberate survey not only confirmed but absolutely immovable. Colonel’ which Hlanrich Heine calls “tho little QB^Bpi-WmktyhflpAlfera kw PfaKT, . BXnroK . : waa opt a creeping plant about tha place, and a few flowers that. had been planted —the House Deficiency bill, 1139,254 98, And now the Chicago Tima, which has and the Printing Deficiency bill, 1350,000 advocated the election of Mr. Tilden in THOMJU M. OOOLET. of Watauaaw. For Rasvats of ths Unltsrsitr. lected. General Debility was right and they wrong, and that he hu ous combination of miscellaneous and pe­ as Gen. Gnat did, propriations about a million and a half of culiar office hunters called the resurrected dollars which the Democratic House wast­ Democracy has gowexall to pieces again. titration, in solar u abuse and criticism can ed in its remarkable investigations of the and neg- more him into trouble. In-fact never, since it wW called up from Looklno fa Seufer Shermin'. Shor,. Stanley Matthews is sanguine that the Ohio Legislature into tho channels of success. Yesterday coded one of all extinct party nnimds, out of which tho above amount, which will reach about a complete skeleton of any kind could not 195,000,000 . be patched up.” t~ fur by it has boon determined one of tho OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. When Hayes’ Letter of Acceptance was The Senate ended the session in its form­ Wasuiniitox, D. C. March 5, ’77 printed, there was a general charge, on the Wo now can fully realise that the agony is over, inasmuch as Rutherford B. Hayea Matthews Let There be no JBaokwerd Step enacted much of the past 'closing scenes of disorder and confusion. is the duly inaugurated President of the United Status, and the fact, with bis In­ not forego their right to turn the Hall into the maddest of bedlams, notwithstanding It was argued that words were. very cheap, and that Hayre could afford toi passage of private bill*. Though he was to JI asserted. Mr, Holman's successful efforts to bar the intents and pur­ Since thefintt visit to the “home house" Wm. M. Everts as Secretary of‘State, Tribane, the following article, which will Undains tfa re.wni of tfa Hom fa tfa about Mr. Blaine's remarks, and they cre­ lack of a President of tho Senate, as wall manner in which ated a profound sensation. honesty. Its very excellence was held to as the threat to .inaugurate Mr. Tilden in charzod tho duties of his responsible posi­ concluded tho Senate at once adjourned, be reason sufficient for believing that the New York, we presume it io all right; tion aa Speaker, and then declared the 41 th and scores who had heard tho ajfoeeh camo principles enunciated would never be at­ hence excuse the absence of tho formal in- Congraw adjourned tine die. down from the galleries to congratulate tempted to be seriously enforced. cidenl to-day of the Chief Justice giving After he hyl him. Well, the tiuo came at last that was to decide whether Hayes was in earnest or tho cast middle portico of the Capitol, and 1 ahip during tho winter, when the drtirmi. though not one in a hundred could hear a ficers was unusually largely Republican; didate. What promise did he make in ac­ word nid nor see more than tho motions > nation of tho great, national question pf 1 of lips and hands, yet there was every- ’ It where seen on the upturned faces of thou- 1 and the same is true of die municipal and cepting the nomination that be did not township elections in the State of New stand by and renew in hia inaugural. In Now England the result has is only an amplification of his Letter. Its rands a look of intense gratification faat spirit, its inspiration, its purpose, are the our strife of the part nhrty days waa over Whether one pays attention to the and that all doubt and uncertainty as to giving a Republican majority of over six declarations in regard to the South, those the Chief Magistracy was ended by tha hundred, and most of tho other citire in on finance and the currency, or those relat­ peaceful inauguration of Mr. 'U.y«. and ties, even the city of Portland, Maine, sane- Maine show like decisive Republican gains, ing to civil service reform, there is no va­ hb undisturbed assumption of Presidential while Vermont is more Republican than riation from the principles that ho had al­ responribilitiea. if that is pawible. before, (to-morrow) New Next ready announced would be bis guiding rule Hampshire of action. President Hayes has proposed। The, others than railroad The State Convention. The Republican State Convenucn at fight during afl last week t© prevent the morning to night with crowds of people derivation of the final count. •Peaks, and we predict that her voice will a high test for his administration. anxious to learn the news and to aee the day there were IK roll calls, and every oth­ be for Hayes and peace by a Larger major­ success of his administration will be de •Wits as weff as to visit the Capitol to wit­ tendance. er parliamentary device to dog the wbeeb ity than usual. termined by his suoness in living up to his, wee, waa tho Temporary, and Hon. Henry of buainess. M. Duffield, own platform. Since the declaratiop ol the election of Hayes and the test boon of Cougrm. and streamers flaunted on Flag, crery band. Military bands preceding some bodies of Pofitical Note* Wheeler the Republican* of didates thereon, flying from their flag pole, inaugural of Prudent Hayea ■ had the courage to speak of Mr. Tilden as the groat Reformer aisos the Oregon reve­ lations. Beinf ■ituxtz*1 with‘Q the State, are under near approach of some interesting event To-day the procession began its move­ «4.»8 ,u Ulttr,; ...i „„ fo|, lowed b, the Dxpm. Gnn. lb. Suu Pnfabfa, U. Wu-oo, L^iu,. „d .b. bjr tW faction ot lotgo Daria to toe 14lh Pennsylvania regiment, from pnB. A Washington special says that the ; «n ifa oufa. fag, Colomta. Ohio, and sheu several companies of the most marked feature of the popular dem­ volunteers 1861 by boring a camber of holm around onstration at the inauguration waa the ju­ fanfad d.w» tfa ATO.W, tfa fatau, in the base, but it was discovered in time to bilant enlhuriastn of tho colored people. of the District; and as they Republicans of the county to be up and lb, .nilln, n »uinn, ud fa, Among those who warmly congratulated “’“a i« pUfagoa, u tfa infantine nn President Hayes ou his inaugural address I ,1C b"d«. •» t««ld fa fal to was Senator Conkling, .whom some people ffaU tfa Mblfa. qfafa. .[• ,u are reporting as sour and uncomfortable. "d<»f’««~.wh.,»id, d| ,h, Congressman Foster is mentioned as a I pfafau of n,, „ipl fa^ doing. In this count* we ought, ou a fair­ candidate for Speaker of Uie next House, ly fall vote to elect IE of the ISSupervis- and hia friends think that ho would be able ora, and can elect one more if the to secure suffiamrt votes from Southern The near approach of tho Spricg Elec­ Re­ publicans will vote, a« they should, for all . . --------- bor. put » «k.t pmJ the notamces in the several townships and the city. °~d B*’»’ “ "V. 10M-"”«»S*<falfawfa» tfafafa in tune who of 3^. OOOrUMg. Let every man attend the prim­ >" U-r pnofeio., ud MtwitluUKife. ik. fa orpriaUo. ud p^L„. ary caucus called in hu township or Ward, fao ruux th. (fahntfa, President .t. H J tended, some 550 delegates being in at­ Hou. John K. Boise, of Lena­ of Wayne, the Permanent ■aaistad the Republicans to force the count of one State after another, until, at 4 A. The proceedings were all barmouiou, and the result, so far m we hare heard any ''heeler and Hendricks. 124 votrn Then* was for Tilden aad no applause or demonstration by the immense awd crowd. ment from the White Hoose at 11 o'clock. Fifa.nr~M-r.nafa, toe Sapratoe Beaeh made raeae, Senate. tion makes it the imperative duty of the But enough of the majority soldiers enlivened the dir at all the hours, streets, and unmistakably indicating the Senator Howe of Wisconsin wants the pttoo to tho pole. On Thurs­ strangely disturbing the usual quiet of our The commended by the London prana. annoying many of the Democrats exceed• If the State Would not be Without Vegetine is sold by all Druggists. President whom The Democratic minority made a bitter Yesterday tho Avenue was filled from t VEGETINE The declarations of a Preaident have Not even tno rural Democratio organ has whim interest. ___ X. D. 1UYNES. a larger value than the prpmiscs of a can­ not. ny sttsajhg not survive nun; ©n MM. UttMTOX. MCook great mass of Republicans fee! warmly to Mr. Randall, Jfor, notwithstanding his extreme jswtisan- in various parts of the State for village of­ The result of the elections held last week Demooratio Policy. prohibition to addressed to Congress and Immense crowds filled the area in front ot Mr. Randall had dfe- We doubt not that the ’ him tho oath of office. j YoanrraiefBiir, C. A H^TILPBC. A PERFECT CURE. G*" Mr. Bub’ rrfauliu, ioj upnwwd b, possible complications arising out of tho ration has seen. arasqtv improved >Bd well and thanks for the kindness of tec!- ?f yesterday, but in view of the asserted By a Merita ot decisions annoucod reoeut- of thane was the Illinois ease in which the right of the legislature to fix tbc maximum of charges by tho Chicago elevators was much difficulty and apparent emotion delivered a short address of fore­ In every paragraph, in There, was no uncertain tone Tuesday Wc find in a recent issue of the JV. T. When the hour of 12 arrired, Mr. Rars' dall with every sentence and every line there was the impress of justice, peace, good faith and power by the abandonment of Governor -Packard. ever hia leading counselor. Tho Democrats Army Appropriation Bill, thus necessitating an extra session in formal proceedings have been had, and the statesmen in the nation, Senator Blaine, of Maine, cried1,dlak." He was not willing grew on the country the more it was pon cannon are now proclaiming it all over the that the Administration should kick over dered. No loftier political morality- han country. Wo are not advised why he the footstool by which it had mounted into been preached in any document thia gene­ should have taken the oath prior to noon York. do formers in all the cotton States, and I find that, with very few exceptions, they are all counterparts of the one described. — refused to pass the Red Room of tho White House, yet the There is no question that the Letter, that was suggestive ofsome ancient baron­ ial dining ball. I afterward saw a number of the other rooms in the house. They were all in keeping with the one described; they were all bare, uninviting, and not so clean as they might have been. There were no curtains at the windows, no pic­ tures on tho walls, and above all, as I hare already noted, no evidence that Ibero wan "a women in the house." With the rough-and-ready but wartn> hearted and open-handed hospitality for which the people of the South sro justly noted, the Colonel invited us to stay to dinner, and as we were unable to do ao ho brought out the inevitable whisky jug and insisted that we should join him in a giaaa matssjri: But aside from that, the members would poses made the President by the adminiause them as a candidate. But he will never• traUon of tho oath of office to him on Sat­ attempt to coin them into deeds, it was! urday last by Chief Justice Waite in tho ore, but on Wednesday one of the ablest We were, how over, spared all exhibition of drunkenness. them over to bo announced in a President's augural Address, has been flashed over the inaugural, or to be put into practical exe­. nation. cution. Teken. al accustomed manner, while the House re­ . was fairly elected to the Houso over Ban­ part or the opposition, that it was tho ut­ ning, and should be admitted to his seat, terance of a doctrinaire, and contained without any quibbling. views of too utopian a character to allow they will do no such thing. MARVELLOUS EFFECT. most critiral exigencies ever arising io tho casioned by the transfer of John Sherman to the Treasury Department But wo hope of the most im­ portant Congresses of our political history, matter of our Chief Magistracy. The President Means Business. United States Senate, to fill ths vacancy oc­ and " ' TUX 44th 00S0UM. menta—a collection of-political dry bones est on tho public debt is not included' in wiU elect him to the and that the wives, sisters Southern planters ore strangers. The amount paid as inter­ boom courage have always in the }>ast Jed him incoherent accumulation of disjointed frag* few of them. mm rtwrs But wo can augur favorably inasmuch as his good to _ _______________ and make Sam TDdsu the natirtSTspoila disalmoet entirely abandoned during'tho pres, pensator, has it ever been anything but an VTOTOBT P.00U.IMLaf Crttooa. and seldom many ever had tho best interwto_ot the country —were passed, the amount appropriated and out of season, takes occasion to pay its by the Poet OSes’ bin 'in only 92,932,- cduplimcnu to the Democratic party in the political graveyard by the door on a fine, spirited, and apparently a valuable horse, which sadly needed the at­ tentions of a groom. He was a handsome man, in the prime of life, waa dressed lightly in a full suit of gray flannel, wore a broad-brimmed felt hat and no shirt col­ lar; was accompanied by half a dosen hunting dogs, and rode his horse like a Hungarian RiUmnotcr. Dismounting, thia characteristic Southern gentleman bis friend, and then in­ ’ ’ - As he did so he the abeoence of his with with him, and have therefore felt free to the future will show.” In addition to tho above, two small bills the White House Hundreds who hi tbc part h the rugs are said to go through ■ of old Kerry, and in numerous that In f Southern affiura and ci»i what It was plain VJSaBTXIfB Hut ■« Hayes is Inaugurat­ ed, wc can take Blair'r JJMM7K cnee. H R- Steven's Column.' dence Jtntrnal, speaking of the impression The Committee on Resolutions submit­ ted the following report, which weu unu< imously and enthusiastically adopted : Retolwd, That this Convention con­ gratulates the country upon the peaceful nrttlwmut rf the Presidential contort, by whifih the imoartaut constitutional princi­ ple of the right of States to appoint Preu idential electors without Congressional in­ terference was authoritatively affirmed, and h* O- Gnfa m a result was reached consonant with exact justice. Wkn. Booo. Ho Revived, That we regard with salisfaci U” *5, if He or ftM. tion the line of policy marked out by the now administration, as promising equal Mr. Hayes arrired on Friday, and waa rights, enduring peace, and general pros­ perity. ’ Raulced, That we heartily faror and but will be on Wednesday. No mat- promote a fraternal feeling between all dammi, and M the same time guarantee to every ettieeu the full dyoyment of all hb political and civil righto. Raohmd, That we point with pride to the success which has attendcl the admioisfration of our State affairs, to the abu>tj end purity of our judiciary, and to the rtmarirable growth in unefolnew and rtpttta tian wf our Umverrity under the fortenog Dare of the Republican party in Michigan- A Nerrow-Ga'u^n *Rrilroad. The Des Mtnnwr *-Minno.rta Railr»J eared. Do it, Republicans of Baray, and bound Ufadr to fa toUtol, fe by General Grant, and m.d* tho President upon tho Southern policy. Jarus for 1876 have been CW ^rrts^y of State. The road « thirtyrw mihn in length, from D«- Two Baltimore politicians, a Republican wd a Democrat, are out IlJXM) each Years ago Freak Blair told u. that Gen ______ w».sn-° 1115,000 was f<* «* ™. The value " with roluRf �,Htm. Don J. Arnold, Judge of tho 20lh Ju­ umui dicial Circuit, held the adjourned tern of the Circuit Court in this county last week, and won for himself unKmiled public approbation ly hi* ability, dignity and urbanity of manner. If wa must Iom Judge Hoyt, Can lira on of the Legislature, give ua an able and AomM Judge, in the person of Judge Arnold. ’».«*' irtEgEL. jSvs tnvViirissw**™. »~J- assiis.^ ated in thia Blate te be residents of Michigan. At riections, all proxies emanating from dime' tor* not resident* of Michigan are declared to be void. That bill ought to dir in the hand* prohibition State Convention. mventlon to nominate me Court and two lie- of the committee. Il ought not to bo honored even with a burial by tht House. .("" * l"u “ b thatsns may bsHi esuta of said taiworr This space is Contracted for by ] John of the Jowmwi insinuates thalTIe J \ u" l '■ I’”. “ “• Democracy of the city would have attempted to prevent the bolding of a- meeting at the il-w'b Court Hou**, to eelebrat* the inauguration of „.ll,,r^«un«l. L.’«v ' 1'rcsldent Haye*. Well, posaibly they would, • tS'ste UgivUtute from »*>d county; but as that is th* way th* Democracy succeed in dll lw entitled to one carrying election* in Georgiy. Alabama, Mis- “•’3““’*» ' t , 1 ' BARNES * CO 1 NOTICE TO sfoaippi and Arkansas, but w« think the cooler will be foil, th* first time John and hfo many (?) friend* attempt that game in the city of Hosting*. All About tho \jgs, Medicines, Perfumeries, Etc^ Etc. Legals. Scbeack'i -Standard Remedies. Among the bill* now before the Home, Railroad committee is on* which require* n majority of the directors of any railroad op«r. v . ,.„l girl to do house work. •* JXTu'i" ': ». ---------------------- :------------- -'■■7HTTr Special Notices. Dr TBH ■ data warsaUowod for croditorv to present their d““ ttSJBf.XT.b.. A friend inquires how the Barry county delegation to the Stale Convention voted on I the nomination of Regent*, intimating that ' County. CREDITORS. BTATB OP MICHIGAN. Coanty of Barry, ss.foUM li hrrsby riven, that by an wticrof tbs Pro­ AbMfiFj Ut* of laid County, dsesasnd, and that all orsdlton of rani dneaaed are required U> proaou: their clainii to said Probate Court, at tly> Probate office, ta tho the nomination* that were made, ware not ; i satisfactory to him, or, al least, were not tne men he would hav* aelected. Well, they were the men th* Convention selected, and fur SteXoasril pr-x-ec-llugs. K-fcra tlab netting Tuesday evening. TbeUaiM’ Schw’- Banding at MlddlsvQl* nt Jsmftpl Ly ftre tu the amount of $.1,000, Furniture, Undertaking, Picture Frames, Etc. FURNITURE Hon. Victory P. Chiller, the eleven vote* of Barry were all given ; for George L. Malta Barry county delegation can nine vot**, tb« other two being given to GenT. Pritchard of Allegan. It is expected that Hon. James W. B«oll*y who has so ably managed the affairs of the city during the past year ah'Mayor, will cun' •ent to be a candidate for reflection. We trust this is true, for there is no qian in the queMed, for publication in the BaVXXX. city, who belter understand* the wants and Tit singing st Union Hall l*st evening was fxcvlknl h will F».v any o^to go there, if interests of tho people, or who can do more for the general prosperity of the town .That he kt a- Mber purpose than to listen to the should be re-elected does not admit of a doubt, and hi* re-election,mean* a faithful execution uf rvaaJ today. *31 be more b * A report fr.mVcylry Reform Club in the <.uuy,*flerey^Xl every meeting, is re- Tb« Lalies Christian Temperance Union will ut«t it 2 o ffioak cn Tuesday afternoon, at the Uksu of tl>e Reform Club, bn Jefferson Deal forget th* Musical LnlcrUiament al lie Grtpry School lfou** next Wednesday trrulnj, March 1 l;b. A rare treat. Adtnla- THE STEBBINS BRO’S SAY Notice. A Farm of 40 acres to rent. 25 acres improved, with buildings. Inquire of J. R. Eastman, office over Hastings National Bank. mar 177 until you have priced their Goods, for you <he lawn, good_qH*r on our streets, and the protection of the rights of every eitfon. Shawls, Nubias, Scarfs, Wool Hosiery and Fell Skirt* *t coat. J. Rcslell. We are creditably informed that a boding busioea* man of our city said to one of the men engaged in the liquor business, a fsw day* since, that "DMAl* Red Ribbon cniude feb!5w4 _______ Bleached and Brown Cottons, Shirtings, Ducks, Demins and Cottonades, selling cheap at J. Rt’fiSELL’s. ftb!5w4 Next Sabbath evening the Refora Club will say, let the grass grow and bodrodden down by sober, Industrious citi**ns, bj tbtAr number I obi another meering in Union Halk Several LaJwe.Capt. 1. S. Geer, and oth*r speakers ever so few, rather than be pavmTwilh gold to will save money by it. ____ A few more setts of Ladies' Furs to sell at cost at J. RVSSKLL’S. fcb!5w4 wa* not stoppod. the grew would gro* in the street* of Hasting*." I* that io? If II fo. wr Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, Brick for sale at my yard. Section 23d, Everybody knows they are the only PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS Rutland. <e tru«t our reader* will carefully peruse the WuLisgtoo letters published today. They csauia maay fact* of great political Im portw?t to all elane, of ouf people. There if still due u* about 100 ec^ds of wood M subscription. Those who contracted to de­ . liter it will pleate do to at unEe, or what Is Utter. Gepo’it each $i.C0 for our benefit. We note with regret the death from apoplexy '5 Friday night of Mrs. Rich, wife of Jason Biel, of this city, a !»dy well known a*d NEW ADVERTISMENTS. C. P. Rowell &. Co's. Col, CoumII ProoMdingt. Shot and Starch at feblti Smith, Hoglx & Priston's. Council Furniture Depot, South Side State St, Hastings Mich. of the city of Hearing*. wa* held at th* Coun­ cil Room on the evening of lb* *ixlh day of March, A. D. 1877. l^rcoent th* Mayor, R*co»der. Aid. Evan*. » mident of this sect ion of the State. Lewis, Rood, Sheldon end Tomlinson. Minute* of the las: meeting were read and approved. Petition of <>*<41 H. Bauer and other* rel­ ative to the street passing McElwain’» houM t>y every Democrat March 3rd 1877 if. r , OY <ACn nr all pmlkms a rixc. foe bali rugs, Medicins, Etc., Etc. Tit PIIIKR TOBMtt Cl. IMULYI, I. »• Wall Paper and Boot Blacking at febltf Smith. Hoglk & Preston V waa on motion referred to Street Committee. Report of Finance Committee to allow A. A- Ladies' Gent’s and Boys’ knit UndervmU all sixes and prices. J. RUBSKLL. I'tai-liah of Grsnd Rapid*, one of jho ablest Brmlxn of the Rent county bar, *|>fnt Sunday with friend, in tbfo rity. cwndi-iutes for re-election, and we do not inow of u-y oppoiing candidate for either po■UM in the Rtpublican party. Wm. H. Goodyear. PHARMAOTICA1 CHEKST- United crate. District Atllrney for lb* Vtsfont District of Michigan, Hon. John H- Nt hear Iktorder Quackenbush, and Marshall Frickelt everywhere spoken of as the city and attend promptly to all calls that line day or ni, CHEW- SMOKE A regular meeting of the Common Th* Senate, m Executive session, has confnaed *11 the Cabinet nominations, by a near ly nuxniiscu. vote in each case, except Sher. %**, a ho was <>< Heart L. Newton. Dec. 5th, 1876. ________ xxiG4tf RUN WELL WEAR WELL Iebl5w4 PEOPLES DRUG STORE. _______ __________ Select School, Physician’s Prescriptions and Family Receipts carefully pre­ A_U«> ™ ,h« U ooUU »-• e.“r T~»"r u“‘ Monday, March 5th, and continuing eight E.nocn Andres. weeks Teacher. feb 12 w!o A»4rn B01 uA OUb M.ub.w< ™ la Uquort wilbw-t b»Tl»|(lb*l.b<m<l»*Pl’"J’^ by the Common Council. The account of Hattie CoWJ for witne** foe* losnebip uf Hatting*, and a man widely for herself and dangh»er, in the case of Th* known, diet <,» Friday night of consumption. ^People vs. A. Boll and other*, eras referred to Hit fisseta’ wa* attended in th* Preibyterian. tUrch Uii taonting at 10 o’clock. Rev. R. V- Finance Committee. Tri—£ sku.tniU. 1 h* bill of John and Jaeob Bom for witness Fl*1**** officiating foe*, in th* cas* of Th* People ▼*• Ho*e, wa* <* can endure inability or tyranny in any 1^;,; su fK* tai.la. place betier than in lU petition of Judge Oa tb. Ul«.la« « WCouht Fran cither or both of this* i™., u. arfm >• b. 4"-™ "• » >b» Judge Of our Circuit Court, may the .ppropri.'. buaU lb.rrfbr, bj . nu b, .»« '•»«1 Lord »Bd the Gratlemen of the Legfola and naya. •or* deliver u. M. W, BiK*r, for justic* fe« 1® th* <*•« • r*ry auetesifa! meeting was held at Union of Tho P*opto r*. R—“d Th* P*^____ hit evening, under the auspice* of the pie v*. Bell and others, two trials. Btfmn Oub. Able and interesting apoeche* Jurors foe* la th* same. made |,y Hun. John ]{. Standfob and Wm. Duekl*. witness fees, P‘ Bsq., of Grand Rapids, and Wm- Whit*, witawsfees, '■■G. Holbrook, E*q„ of Basting*. Addr*w______ ___ » Geo. W. William*, witnm few, Hulaader Myer,, cf Harting. township, a H A.G<»4y*ar ACo..**w*rpip*.e ••h-kaovn titiMn, did at hJa ^idence tha **“ »r*k of consumption, aged about 45 10 00 ***’ 1 hard-working, industrious 8h*ldon U bjr *,U ‘’•‘fihborh.od, n’ai’ fo all part* of the county. °a Kcoday the peopi, of lbe rillll-, Mid. ^•h«ed the following officers :_PiwriMr. John S Kennedy, long a resident of th* ■f5 o B Q&.5J A HOMEandlARM Wo take this opportunity, of infomtoi the public, that we will safely and radical ly euro all case* of pTes, without the u» of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. E. F. A L W. Brown. Hastings, Dec. 21,1876. xxi68ti NoUoT paired with Drugs and Chemicals of purest quality only. ■ .AVIS’ CARBOLIC OIL LITSTI METSTT Disinfect*. Purines, Soeths. and Heals. BOWisTHETIMETOlteUlEIT LookHere. OHARA, m Ayer's Advertisements. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, Par all tho purposes of a rurally Physic. Eruptions and B kin Dtaeago. JBU- n Are the most fective and conjtnlal purgative ever discovered. They are mikl. but *ffectual in their operation, moving tio bo’rel* surcly and without pain. Although gentle M in their operation, thoy are still tho Jlfc;"' ■NKP- .1 ‘ • EW&: I** ^^■■/F tic medicine that can be employed t cleans­ ing the rtomaeh and bowels, and even tho blood. In small doses of one pill a day, they stimulate the digestive organs and promote vigorous health. Atxx’6 Piles have been known for more than a quarter of a century, and taw* obtained a world-wido reparation for th«r virtxHB. They correct di*ca*ed action in the several assimilative organs of th* bodr, and are so composed that obstruc­ tions within their range can raely with­ stand or evade them. Not only fr they euro the every-day complaint* of everybo<ly, but also formidable and dangerous dfoeaaesthal have baffled th* b*M of human skill. AVhila dwy produce power­ ful effixts, they are, at the «»®" *• safest and best physic for children. By their aperient xctian the ‘ than the common pur? FERRAND <ILLLAMS A CO. Biimll K Comb*} -Recorder, Heraon D. T’V: Am^, yollll p . TlwTOrw> ruk-B BtGolia; Truatee*, Jam** H. MeIT bw‘<‘rt " • “d s‘d>’7 ■’ Or. J. C. AYER & nJ TT ,h“u,e lfc,ur* “ Cai0® UaJ1 bj Beard, on Saturday evening, waa not ‘•'ply attended, as wc fear th* *wl*rd;‘ I y°*i>g n-en who .eeured hfo servkeu it a p.ziBg Bu rZ tl r-lrwh 7 ,hl! kBtsni » ne: a *uctt)Ma o a carioainrfot. c ka*. opened a frst-elas* r.a*^oa’be north-eaat corner uf State and H HWM ,"rtCU "H** swek fo all fresh, bought “d *i” U •old W. n,r”M’ and *ra*ia. far yewr. Me if It i* not forytariaMTMtl* Pull off Uni Dirty ColUr. FMrMca- �SONG OF THE BUTTERFLY. Xho, finding it hard work to nuke a living, with no certainty of any living at all, unless it comes, perhaps, through the aid of friends, or the town—men who are thinking, as a last resort, to go to faming. What a host of young and middle-aged men I could bring around mo for advice, if I could summon them by some magic on some plearent afternoon, from the East, West, North and South ! Well, Jet me say a few words to those who are readers of thia paper. If you have no money, or only a few hundred dollars, buying a fam in most places is out of the question, snd your only chance to own a fam is to go where land is cheap, as to Kansas, Texas, Nebraska and Minnesota, or some other place where good land ean be bought for 82 to 15 an acre. If you are a mechanic it would be safe to buy a few acres of land near a thriving village with a house upon it, so near the village that you would be able to work at your trade in it You can afford -to nsk running in debt for a part of the purchase money, provided there be I ***** fra* bewarj of lUamsay. With bon«nmc’tlMWc»dlM. Aad maar a away of willow* rr*r. Swmilnf oo daffodil!**. I drink th* twwta th* vtalM yUld* Tteatasnt away to trefoil t*14*. Haas thick with sotaas bo****. town a targe pyt of the time; bnt do not think of making a living on a farm on which you can pay only one-quarter to one-half of the price down. The debt would probably ruin you, as you are not a farmer by profession, and you would cer­ tainly Tniamanaga g farm in many thing* although it may seem to you to be a very simple matter to grow corn, potatoes, grain, &c. A few acres paid for are belter than a large farm unpaid for. I certainly would advise every man with a family and wboee business is precarious, to look fur a small place on the outskirts of his village, where he can keep a cow, a few fowls, have a good garden, and if neoesaaq’, grow an acres or two of small fruits, which would be sure to be profit able. But io regard to going to the far West or to Texwt, to get a good fium fora little monev, if you are married, beware how you take your wife from the aasociationfi of her early life to live where “socie­ ty/ is a myth, and where you must remain I baaeeat an th* hawthorn's breath. Where tedy-bUds Meembla. And done* npoa th* oyta haarth. Whare Ihiry blaabaU* trewbl*. A carelM* rover, bllth and cay. I pas* nt sonny boor* ; Canteat, wh*a sanua*r'» away. -TO *ertah with the tower*. By sonastee.drite Im»*l*d wilhla Irer robin*4, A»d Hka a Basuny dryiae I I wo<M wMwUhartte* tomb: Sh*U |Mima»0M8 treroar*Nor.hanattaodomyfcy* wiA sto*B. : ■’ F*rmlno'*alif* of plroanre! , IRURAL ) TOPICS. kali *W>w»r* & th* Unitel BUM*. L) PIO FKN8. Pigs that are kept doau alwaya grow faster than those that are in filthy quarters. , Their pens should be built, so that their sleeping apartments will face to the sodtb, or as nearly so as the location will admits Let it have a tight roof, as swine require a dry place to sleep in as well as other stock. Suppose you fatten two hogs of the same acres of land, marry thcref u>d are steady and industrious, sou will be in easy, if not wealthy circumstances when old ago comes age and breed—one in a dean, well-lit­ tered pen, with a sleeping apartment per fectly tight, warn, and having a roof that has no leaks. soft upon you. IXnBIOia.'’ IK MAKIMO BUTTXn. The other wc will suppose At a meeting of the Ohio Dairymen's Association a member said that he bad made experiments with both sweet and sour cream, both churned at 63° ; and he found that the sweet cream produced a lit­ tle more butter titan the sour =ream did. It was also ascertained that cream from milk set ia the dark produca the aaane quantity and quality of ’ “ ’ “ spects as that from milk 4*. and miry in wet weather ; and the aleeping place is also without a floor, open, rickety, and with a leaky root. You feed those two hogs alike in all respects from September 1st to December 1st, and what ia the result ? pfirhapa a score of years before you can enjoy the domforts of a well regulated home and tho benefits of a thickly settled country. But if you are not married, and are willing to try your lot far away from friends, and to put up with all tho haw­ bucks of a life in these distant States, you can-go with an almost poeitivo asanrance that if you purchase 80, 160, or more In one pea, the feed is rendered unfit to be eaten, oven by a hog, as a large portion of the time the animal will be-foul it with filth that be carries on Phix and Ptan. Th. lolloiriDg utiels fto« Small griefs arc loquacious—great ones are dumb. Success consist* in not making the same blunder twice. American people ‘•The Black Hole of Calcutta" hw been pirtonxl io oU it. borrow , th. of 5, Souab loqoMlioo hire bno tiJUei past.—Byron. Take care of your character, and your reputetian will take care of itself. A married couple at Fall River, Mass., are over 100 years old, and. nearly the same age. It is said the loss of stock in Texas from the snow and cold will amount to millions of dollars. It isn’t loud praying which counts with the Lord so much as giving four full quarts for every gallon. One of the most important rules in the science of manners is an absolute silence in regard to yourselves. A down-east paper says there is a fog bell that is no more use than a boiled car­ rot hung in a boot-leg. Mr. Simms says if it wasn't for tho bole in the hoop you couldn't put it on the barrd, and the barrel would buret. A man who had been at a crowded ball said he was fond of rings on his fingers, bnt ho did not admire belles on his toes. Tbc strongest war vessel ia the world is the Italian iron-clad Duilix She has two turrets, and canter four LOO-ton Armstrong upon until th. blood wmllw with terror; and tyrannical and inhuman as we have rczardnd them, the one sllcrialion stood eonspieuou that they were the outgrowth of the circumstances that surrounded them, and the legitimate fruits of a low standard of civilisation. _ But what is the alleviation in the inhu­ man treatment meted out to 8. Madison Wells and Thomas 0. Andcreon, by the Scrgeant-at-Armsofthe Democratic House of Representatives ? If we are to regard that as the outgrowth of the inhuman and barbrous system by which the Democratic party, under the lead ef Tilden, carried on the late political campaign, the conclusion is perfectly legitimate. A system of cam panning that employed arson, plunder, robbery, outrage sod anamination as its aunliaria, can have do other legitimate ending than that now exercised by one branch of the American Congress through its brutal agent, Scrgeant-at-Arms John G. Thompson. While such inhumanity is a legitimate result of Democratic policy, it is a monument of disgrace to Republican institutions, a stigma upon our civilisation, a shameless infamy upon the American v The longest day in Spitsenberg is three and a half months, and yet a fellow can borrow money by agreeing to pay it back and farmers everywhere will study their interests by keeping their swine in elean, warm pens. he made, and to remedy that a ride pen easy be made, lower than the floored apartment, and being hollowed out, in which the hogs will generally deposit the most of their excrements; and what is dropped upon the floor of the feeding pen may be removed once a day to the adjoin­ ing pen, and here a large quantity of the best of manure may be made, by compost­ ing it with all available materials found on In regard to watering horses imme­ diately after a full feed of grain, a writer in the Stock Journal says: "The first effeel of this ia to largely distend the stom­ ach ; and tho result may be as serious as if the materials wore masticated grain and aalira. Bat, should this danger be avoid­ ed, matters are not nsne—rily left in a1 better state. The sudden and excessive' influx of water is likely to wash on much1 of the eontaute of tho stomach into the I • ...I- -» t,~e—. iL. ----- -------rMl.-lnU. It sometimes aeetos to farmers to be too great an expense to drain lands properly ; but it ia generally a good investment. Au Ohio farmer began, as is reported, ‘ with wooden drains, which were successful for some years, but muskrats injured them and tile was adopted. Bnt the tile was at first too small for bis Dtarly level land. He began with two, three and four inch tile, but subseouratiy adopted five, six and seven inch. This was expensive, coating from thirty-teven to dghty-five 'cents a rod, but it was absolutely neces­ 1sary for low, bottom and swampy land and two crqpejxrid the full atpentt." Lands that are very wet naturally are often made tho beat on tho farm by underdraioing when the work is well done. Lady (to waiter)—" Don’t put that ice into the goblet with your fingers." Wait­ er—Lor, ma'am, I don’t mind ; my hands arc very warm." ■ ’ \ . ‘ The recent British Arctic expedition found wheat in the Polar regions, left by Captain Hall five years ago, which retained its geminating power after exposure all that time to the intense Arctic frost. Several holes were charged in a drift in a Gold Hill mine. One blast failed to go off. One of the miners was ordered to go in and sec what was the matter. « No, «or'’ waa the firm reply, “ I was blown up in Californy wince that way, sod I’d rath er lave me work than be kilt again." asked a man of an olOfcer. "I thoeght I did," said the grangcr^but the bull wasn't doling; he was only making belieia, and, being in the middle of a forty­ acre Jot, I naturallv had to make pretty quick time to reach the fence ahead of post, went kaoekmg about my wort, and dour work. V> bitcwaah your snow shovels ’ waited till the m ataao out Sometimes dow. Now look aftff. vtutr next season's 8 it would be more thin two hours befcre PROBATE ORDER. S X-pLu.e-Hfe ft.ro. Holloway’* Advertisement,' liRLTHMCTO. HffliowArs mw. THE TESTIMONY OF THE WHOLE WORLD Bad Up, Bad Breast*, Sore* and I ktn. Axl daaorindna *fi proper and ddir«nt a faattsaktto nre bM Upbr Fiuunu •Uoa. TooUambCtn jsaaHjaaat kom*n to b« *r»Jr.Huf bw I. »woll«n. and dla*Qlot»d para 1 , ; . ' < , n. will Moth* ami aofua the ua* id i: nraotads. La eannaaa*!: t< v>ro»i>ora| ! 1 , ; , ' . i ; Us be Uk*« weordia* U th* । naiad iaUlcerated Sore Throat, sad Start* and other Feren. ;aJUn>iH>n. that bo>s< between tb< hour of nte* n.1„.ll7.2.RZ£4a.EAtJ&i. Mrtein indvetar* of mr-----------•a tk* eUhiMalk d»y oar Lord oar UicraMnd Pilw, Fistula*, Stricture*. ,b*v* elaas of *oa>pUi»t* will b* raaarod I iMMuUnx tb* t>*ra • .th otrx w*U*. *a r moat rflactaally robbinc in ibt uiataaa l rnlMac from lb*aa dirt fit! iriK.s.Trt.Msr.rtr.tS baked. The Legislature of Rhode Island has passed resolutions condemnatory of tho imprisonment and inhumanity prac­ ticed upon the members of the Louisiana Returning Board, against whom no viola­ tion of law and no crime has been charged. Let tbc Legislatures of other States follow the example. Wc call upon our Senaton and Repre­ far. MertcasM. sentatives of the General Anembly of Ohio to take cognisance of this matter, SOT1CE. Wbmw my wife Sroao Wick, hro left ay and enter their earnest and indignant pro a1 ruxft test against the unwarranted usurpation of the House of Representatives of tho United States. Let tho protest be clear, Dated, Oran»*Till». Barry Co. Mieh.. Marek, ted. ringing end unmistakable, and tho people . ___ STKPHKXL. WICKS whom you represent will uphold»you in your action. Legal*. saaauon nuraMRO •* —if S*’1 VoVwlW «*■••'• Contract. Sirouu V»SaM »t th* B**auf^tnry of Pn.fr»»or H»OOtt e.uu. Mtn *on«itl*r»bU tarinibr uktothr ■«» «•«!»<.. will xk jmUtoT.ny SsaTadV^ “ Do you know ^^febnlldoxing is ?’’ A promising youth of only seven sum­ mers, who had been accused of not always telling the truth, croeu-examined hia fath­ er. “ Father, did you use to lie wbes you were a boy?" “.No. Imy son," mid the paternal, who evidently did not recall the post with any distinctnoa. “ Nor mother [/»»• young lawyer. “No, bouse into the creek bottom for a sled load bnt why?" "Ob, because I dn't see of wood. I have loaded tlm wood, end how two people who never told a Ke amid many times driven back home and un­ have a boy that tells as many m I do." hitched the homes and the ried would not be ia sight5" "How did you got tha wood __efitore throw out home, then?" wired an inquisitive by. “valuable hinta “ *“ and — farmers stender. « Oh 1 I just tied the ends of —in thia fashion : _____ _ _ w nth er iT the IreoM together and three them over a adn t yw p-brush and that Rkd lead rf wood would get home, but you’d see her crawling up the hill at of the Scrgeant-aUAruu, John G. Tbompson, and that, on account of the bad air w the cells, Governor Wells, was confined to bis bed with sickness. Mr. Hale stated that ho had persocally examined the place An insectologer has discovered that the . where these prisoners were immured, snd best time to examine the wonderful archi­ had found it dark and damp, into which tecture of the hornet's nest is after tbc not a gleam of sunlight could penetrate. The hornets have moved out. air was impregnated with loathsome «nd ‘That a blaming it is," says a hard­ poisonoua vapors, and Governor Waite, working Emeralder, “ that night niver now an old man over Mvraty yean of age, comes on till late in the day, when a man lay suffering with aickptas, and bereft of the comforts hia condition required. can't work at all, at alL" And this is civiUtation of the funeA Judge, sentencing a man to death teenth Century, as/displayed by the Conobserved : "Prisoner at the bar, you will grass of tbc American Republic—the soon have to appear before another and boosted champion If human rights ! Oh, perhaps a better Judge. ' ihatne where is thy blush ! And to add u While a man was singing the other to tbis mountain of infamy, a Democratic 2* , " There's a Good Time Coming," an- Representative—no less a personage than er man arose and said, “ Would you Samuel S. Cox—rises in hu place and ex­ kindly fix the exact date ?" cuses this brutal act of tyranny and inhu“ Did you do nothing to resuscitate the *| manky, and adds the damm'ng implication । that these victims were niidenrbiug this body ?" was asked of a witness at a coro­ torture at the pleasure uf the House, be­ ner s inquest. “ Yea, sir. We searched cause they had refused to produce papers the pockets," was the reply. that belong toThe archives of a sovereign A German Barones*, at Lake George State. But wc have no inclination to pursue was very much surprised when a lady knocked at her door, and asked for a pat­ the subject further. We much mistake tern of her black silk overskirt! She didn't the temper of the American people, if so despicable an act is permitted to go unro get it. A Bia Stbbtch.—" You'd hardly be­ lieve now what I'm going to tell you. In Texas we use rawhide straps, or thongs, f L.r traces; and in wet weather they do stretch amazingly. Why, often ia the damp wmdher at home I've hitched up two ' horees and drove down the hill from my ■ 1 ThuniAy Mr. Hale arose to a question of privilege in his seat in tho House of Representatives and read a letter addreeeed to him from J. Madison Wells and Thomas C. Anderson, staling that they were confined in a damp, dark dungeon of the cellar of the Capitol; that by order of the A Kalamasoo man got mad and put out his cow a eyes. Ilia soul would rattle Speaker, they had been transferred to a around inside of a mustard seed like a much better room; and that they had marble in a bass drum. - been brought back to tbc cellar by order Another member had________________ his Iqga and body, as he comes recking lbs. of Jenay (Alderney) milk produced 25 Then, at lbs. of cream, and from 14 to 17 Ibe. of milk mak.ee one pound af butter. It re night he is compelled to make his bed in a quires over 30 lbs. of other cows’ milk. After a thorough trial of differenrtemaround him that ia enough to kill an/ peraluroa down m bw ■ 40°, he finds other animal. The other hog eats hut 58° the best, ami keeps his cream at that Ono of the largest droves of cattle ever point. feed in deaahncaa in a try yard, in all seen in any place was driven trom Texas, kind* of weather, and .sleep* at night with from Cape. Ding's ranch to Kansas. The A Michigan farmer says; “I have herd numbered 30,000 homed cattle, and never known of an instance of cholera His sleeping, bouse has a floor, plenty of among hogs that had elean quarters, and was attended by 700 drivers. clean straw ; and the result at killing time were fed rmtariy, kept warm and dry, Agricultural Hall, at the Centennial, is is shown by tho scales about as ftdlows : although fed exclusively on corn, and if to be taken apart and shipped to Spring No. 1, wgt. 290 Um; No. 2, 210 lbs. they had pure drink. 1 do not attribute Lake, near Sea Girt- Out of its wood the disease to ‘any one cause alone, but a and glass a hotel, a railroad depot, and, This is a probable result, to vary accord­ combination of them. To put a hog in a eight cottages are to be built. ing to the state of pens. Does any Amer cold, wet, muddy place ; expose it to hot Thoughtfulness for their generosity doubt it? Wei), let him try the two plans days and chilly nights, allow it to pick its modesty and adf-rrepect arc the qualitie* and sec fox himself, as I have, what the food from the dirt, and drink from some which make a real gentleman or lady, a» lose ia in not having a good bog pen. Bnt filthy pond or hole, is enough to make a distinguished from the veneered article a floor laid over the yard prevents the hog sick, and to invite every known dis­ ease hog flesh is heir to." This is true ; which commonly goes by tliat name frsm the mud bole in his yard. of wry mx. who hw the iligbuwt npml for joltol, «r lb. good M«>o of «*>’ Tbc beet of prophets of the future is the guns. T“W‘> Blade, will renmrd imH to Ih. good mom REMOVAL ! o„ l-.blirh.r »r the Hroiio*. IteyuWiroa B*n- Oaso'btt’F’”1’’ _ C*”,T “'WMieas ProariKor °f U» Na*hriU* M.w*. ffll IH « GRAND RAPIDS. !»/to po^t of Ttitc°Kfr^of C^L^ot-roi1 Sfutt/t, BUJ ftfTLlf LBC^Tto if T1‘ fnlyfifj'tDup Sfo^i 22 MONROE ST. NEXT DOCK TO � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-03-15.pdf 79fb75533ac6ea989cd52e1ce014f12e PDF Text Text I VOL. XXL NO* 92 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY MARCH 15, 1877 jlie?Bpii-*eeklyheplibliDaphaniiBr New Advert|eement»._ GOOD WSToffifici GEO. M. DEWEY 2,’WTGA' publisher. l-VD THE RED RIBBON. was better than that. Why not go to Grandfather Howard's ? They were always wanting her to visit them. Why not go now ? So she imme­ diately wrote to them, saying she was com­ ing, and telling them when to be at Stanley (the nearest station) tp meet her. Grandfather Howard lived in the conntry, about ons hundred miles from the city. He was a warm hearted, pleasant old gcutieman, and he and his wife lived alone io a great stone form-house- The peaceful quiet of their lives was occasionally enliveoed by a visit from grandchildren. These, however, were not frequent, so when Kate's letter arrived, announced her coming, it was quite anmvoit to them. The •pare chamber was laired and rearranged, and an endless vartety of good things pre­ pared to tempt her appetite. “ For," •aid Grandma Howard, “ The dear child is fed on confectionery and French cookery, and good wholesome food will do her Good." Monday was the day appointed for her arrival, and at & o'cloti that afternoon Mr- The following poem, written for theomulon. wu read by Ha anther. Mr. John AnUobna. the postof Detroit. at a aesUny af the Detroit RsWroei*t*d by many Bad ,3! Strssl. irutlnc*. Barry Swift on the . I si liSCRlPTIOM: STOCK OF GROCERIES . RovJvro tb« tnexorj of di«<r*c»— If*-,. 'U* bwiter *a yo«riImti Than rrtdtr >hua« a non your faca. Of every description. I would beg leave to inform my old customer* and the Than boar lb* pxir>l* braailtafwtaa VEli TISIHQ. R.4 TAN L Tro L -- War Path with a new and well selected Xs»rertU Typ< e**ai4«rod fl* man U K ins wbo Artak* ao Bora: W ho wUb. and daunUtaa "dana do rlfhL ** --------- -- -- — . ft. 6^ ni>> r»i.wi I Kin rUM I 3U.0O | liioi S WI lAotn i taooi w.oo .. PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY alonead Generally that I have again embarked in cr Tae Grocery Business P30FESSKSM. AND BUSINESS CARDS this r.irrn i« on fih ,N’D on Jefferson Street. DEFY COMPETITION, PHYSICIAN A SURGEON ■jCr« in ikr K-« < r Block. State Street. H*rtl*r>. Mxk. BearehS’Htf. JOHN R. EASTMAN. ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR . Hi CHANCERY. Offlee over HeJttar>J[atfaraal tuik. X 7 ■ wsshltf. ALONZO D. CADWALLA11ER. ATTORXUV AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR IX CH A XI E H Y. •!•>. Groait Coart Co«« reios- Call soon and examine my, stock and morn. J.H SUTTON. Qanl5.’76tf] Marbla Works. WINSLOWS STEA JI Hoaaa. Itattim* Uwk. I’ll 11. W.XISKERN, MARBLE F. S. BOWEM. WORKS _A_t Kalamazoo* Mich 1 vote iu uro vvwi> Il*.uiro. Mirb.utf CENTRAL HGUSR. HASnSGv. MlCUw L- B. STACTYlt. Prwp. vBt-cr-aamr M uaai. Jr «u.. t>«pl. fl. MTS.iMpl Monuments of the beet American and Imported Marble, Table la and Headstones of all description made to order on short notion notice, also Granite Monuments of the various patterns supplied to customer Sweet's Hoy«f tiRAS'D RAPID? RICH Having steam power and improved machincry for sanding, high polishing and cutting mortices, we can do work cheaper and better than thoee who work by hand. BO.VRD ANU ROOM, |X6U PER DAY. DENTIST Wills, Michinan. /?■ J. PtM, marry co. ■ xjHiamo Pensions. Cam®, Sign and Omental P A I N TER At A. M. Rock's Carriage Shop Jefferton St., - brirtt rod nbdoa'a wort Ussa. And stature nrea Aa daviKi of woa Itli.lD! (lEAP! READ! Joy Comfort and Happiness To mi The conversation turned,on books, and ( they wcnTin the midst of an animated dis­ (cussion concerning their favorite authors, ,when the depot at Stanley was reached, (and Kato was warmly welcomed by berz grandfather. Near him stood a young gentleman, to whom he had evidently been (talking. This young man seized her com­ panion by the hand, and after a hearty (ahako, turned and introduced him to Mr. •Howard as Mr. Cecil Alland. After the । usual greetings Mr. Howard presented his (granddaughter to both the young men and Kato bad the opportunity of thanking Mr. Alland fhr his kindness to her. She ]rather wondered at the peculiar smile ,which pervaded his countenance, as her grandfather pronounced her name, but it passed away as be acknowledged her thanks, ।by a graceful bow, and assured her "'Twas ( nothing." Mr. Howard, after a cordial invitation to Mr. Davids to bring his friend to the farm-house, took Kato to the carriage, and ■ they rode away. A short drive over a smooth, quiet road, brought them to the 1 farm-house, and Grand ma Howard re­ ceived her guest with open arms. Kato found her visit, as she expected, rather nuiet, but the woods were beautiful and alio took frequent rambles, bringing as trophies of her search great handfuls of lovely leaves, er a new scene in her sketch­ book. Sometimes she would lake a book and read an hour in the calm autumnal solitude. Thus the days fled. study of character. The car was crowded. Near the front was the nervous old lady who held her ticket tightly grasped in one band and her portemonnaio in the other—all the while looking fearfully about her. Evidently she i*4tatolswiiy I waar tab ebon*; was not much used to steam transportation. Near her a yankee pedler was trying to convince a stout old gentleman at his side Th. idl* J«sl tas (balkta< frown. that his " blacking" was “ the best that's made, sir." Glancing down the. car the usual number of gentlemen engrossed in their newspapers, and of ladies in novels, met her eye. Three, with a few tired, dirty children, and an invalid who upset her camphor bottle, made up the occupants of the car. “ Thors arc none," thought ■he, “ who look as if there was a history KATE'S ESCAPADE. connected with them." She was gazing out of the window ai they stopped at ths first station, and did not notice any one enter till ri voice al her It was a cool, beautiful September morn- ' murmured : ... ing, and Kate Howard Bang blithely as she side ' " Pardon me, madame, but this is the flitted Jhrough the wide hall which ran the only vacant seat." length'bf the grand old house which was She moved slightly to make room, and her home. She was passing the library ,a young gentleman sat down beside her. door, when her father called hecr to come ’ Taking out a newspaper, bo was soon apin. On entering she found him with an 1 patently buried in its contents, and Kate had an opportunity to study her new comopen Jotter in his hand. 1 “I have just received word from my ,ponton. He was a gentleman, and quite friend beymonr that he will visit us next dirtinfpe, the first glance decided. Hand­ some? Yes, undonbtodly handsome, al­ week,” said he. Kato shrugged her shoulders ; “papa's - though rather a peculiar style, for hair and friends " sre not generally very entertain­ mustache were jetty black, and the eyes, •haded by heavy brows, were bine as the ing to young people. “Ho will be accompanied by his nephew, •ky. , , . “ lie must be twenty-five, thought she, for whom he has been a guardian, who has just returned from an extended foreign unaware how dooriy she was scrutinising tour. He is a young man of excellent him, UH the blue eyes were suddenly raiseu , family, and heir to an immense fortune. It from the paper ^1OT’ a rr*nk has long been Seymour’s wish—os, also, and rather curious look. mine—that you and his nephew should Blushing deeply at being caught in such marry when you had reached suitable ages. a rude act, Kato drew down her veil and Yon are now twenty, and tlat is quite old raxed studiously on the psasing lands«pe. enough. They will be here on Tuesday, Starion after station was pawed. Half an and I desire that you look your best and hour more and she would be in Stanley, free from Seymour and his nephew. The be U agreeable"— ■ . He was interrupted by Kate, who, be­ very thought was refreshing. She almost ing possessed of considerable spirit, did laughed u she thoughl of the discomfiture «*; not relish being thus summarily disposed her dep.rur. wool?=•«" ro**n&im* I his nephew were as rich as Cnreus I would Sick and AttUeteA t or Hastings and vicinity. DR. J. B. L&SURE . Uaih bald la bonds** dart with Tbs kinadotn*. slots onr rars b< Bat this 1 know-sines God'sdrol of. Special Medical Announcement *Vhited States Osneral Land Office u not marry him! There I” It had bean a favorite project of her father's, and Kato had heard it hinted nt ever since she had been out of school. She only laughed. The idea of things ■ream­ ing such a tangible ehapa had not onoe oo X.(amoral*. •*- •. ■oxholta A*d olrareha* dwkad vUhsain* of >oU i Bat Minetisiaa i* thetr aenlstara cllmba Howard got out the falling top and drove to the depot.at Stanley. Kato was accustomed to doing ■» she pleased, ao Monday morning found her at the depot, awaiting the arrival of the train. Her brother Charlie was with hyr. and when the train came in ho deposited her safely in the car, with the brotherly advice "not to step from the ‘firing pan into the fire.' and fall in love while she was gone," gave her a parting kiss, and she was left alone, without a friend in the crowded car. She opened the new book she bed bought. but .finding it uninteresting, began to look about her to see who were her fellow pasjeogeni, for nothing so amused her as the strange companion. i He, oh, reader is the veritable nephew <of Seymour. Having no ,dosire to be married to a (simpering boarding school miss, as he ,mentally pictured Kate, he bad left his jguardian to proceed alone to the house of ]his old friend while he went to Stanley to ,visit an old collage ohum. Aa he walked (and talked with Kato he thought morn Ithan once, if some one as bright and witty ,as she had been bis uncle's choice, hu ,would not hive been so terrible a fate after ।all. Kato wifted him to allow her to go home •tone. ... . “I know paps will be furions, a*i he :might say something you would not like. Indeed, I'd rather see him first and pre­ pare his mind for what’s coming, you 1know," she said, laughing. But with the same curious smile she 'had bcfore^ibservod ho insisted on accom­ panying her. । So it was with secret misgivings she en­ tered her own drawing-room, and found her father and brother there. The usual home greetings were over, and Kate felt rather than saw her father aside, and in a low tone say something which she knew concerned her. Mr. Howard demanded in an icy tone: “Who, and what are yoa aut' To which ho answered something that eaus-'d her father to break into a hearty laugh as he seized him by both hands and led him to where Kate sat. “My dear daughter," said he; "here is Cecil AUand, Mr. Seymour’s nephew. He wishes to marry you, but as you have so emphatically declared you'd never speak to him, I am obliged to tell him his suit is arms. To thia day (and they hare been mar­ ried a year) he *her about * * ’bar esca- The Temperance Revival. The temperance revival in England and the United States nearly equal the dimen­ sions of the religious revival to which pub­ lic attention has for more than two years been drawn. It has taken in Ireland the shape of a Sunday closing movement. In this all clsrees—Catholics and Protestanta, Churchmen and Dissenters—have joined. Parliament still hesitates to puss the Decessairy law, but the petitioners for a Sunday dosing act persevere. In England, Car­ dinal Manning has given himself up to temperance work with an ardor not unlike that of Father Matthew. Several of the English bishops fully equal him in seal: A Chut eh of England Temperance Society has been formed which aims to cheek the excessive consumption of spirits by the common people. Bishop Magee has sided with the opponents of repressive legislation; but his declaration that he would rather see England drunk than enslaved, has not been received with favor. Publio opinion seis in fovor of restraint upon the trade in liquor. The question “what to do" en­ gages some of the best minds ofthe nation. Air. Lowe has written upon it in the Fortiughtlif Review; Mr. Bright has made a speech on tho “Golbenberg" plan, and the queen has become the patron of the Church of England Temperance So­ ciety. There is a growing conviction in England that something should be done, and tb« English people, in their slow, per­ sistent way, are setting about it. Tho statistics of English drinking, if reports can be depended upon, are fearful. In 18G0, with a population in England and Wales of 19,900,000, tho number of committals for drunkenness was 88,361 ; in 1875, with a population of 24,000,000, the committals were 203,836. AL this rate of increase there is no telling where True to his promise, Mr. Davids brought his friend out to call and after that almost every evening lound him at the farm-house, occasionally with • his heat, but oftenest alone. He knew Kato was the "simpering miss" ho had purposely avoided and chance had so opportunely thrown in his way,but she evidently did not identify him with the one whom ho was nositiro she had left the city to evade. He often laughed in secret over their escapades, and blessed, kind fate and the railroad accident which, contrary to their designs, had thrown them togotber. Kato bad bpen from home a month, but it did not seem nearly so long. She could not help admitting the evils of excessive drinking are going that looking forward to the evening made to end. Their bearing upon the industrial the days paw swiftly, 'for now she had and commercial as well as the social and grown to expect Mr. AUand with the moral intoresto of the nation is very dear. growing dusk. Her brother had written Among the plans of relief is that damribed that “Seymour had arrived witlwul his above as the “Gothenburg," so called from nephew, but she had lingered still. Even A the city of that name in Sweden. It protiter hewing of bin depwtem abe ww lt*b' th, neb rogo. Bui il anil be. STnouloflb. b It was her last evening at the farm­ house. Mr. Alland came as usual, and Kate told him she was going home the next day. “I have made a long visit." she said ; “longer than I intended." Thea the recollection of the object of her visit caused her to laugh aloud. Though readi­ ly guessing, Mr. AUand inquired the rea­ son of her mirth. Kate gave him a graphical dascriptioe of the stormy inter­ view with her father, and her escapade, adding, “be must have equally dreaded me. for he didn't come with his uncle, at her aide. Everybody was frightened. The ladies ■nd I ran away for nething after 811.** “For nothing, Kato ?" shrieked and gentlemen looked The peddler grasped his satehel containing A warm hand grasped hers, and a soft his‘ superior blacking, and the maiden voice whispered in her ear the old, old fody still held fast to her pocket-book as story of love. She must have been a will­ she cried out, " I aflua said so I There ears ing listener, for the hours rolled by un­ heeded, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard had are mighty unsafe I” tractine pasties,” as brother Charlie called * Do you think I am goiug.to marry a her father and Mr. Seymour. man I don’t know and' never saw ?" she Her reverie was broken by the stranger, asked, indignantly. “ Do you wish to sell who courteously offered her a book be had me, as if I were a share in railroad stock, just token from his satchel. Ksto accept­ or had no more heart or soul than a lump ed his proffered kindness, and more for politen«sV sake than any other reason, began of ooal ?" “ Kate," said her father, sternly, " to 10 A quick jerk, a errah as if the heavens whom are you speaking ?" “I don’t care I" she cried, excitedly. “I were railing, a sudden stop, and Kate was hate Seymour and all his relations, and if’ premidtatad into the arms of the gentleman Hastings, Mich Dr. J. B. LaSure’s Ad. Lu2Jll=r‘ Hunss fur eonsnl •uk,at,,lw- wrru Bor The ahdve goods h*n> been selected ' great care and will bu mM at prices that » An erasy mirttier tbi i PMpair. w Uta Sai th* EmM And drunk.n *c-uenl Not. not with sUujilcr That stralchtwnFto tU - .. —— . BranManhood. Honor. Hope a«*ln. And win. that koovlas. "dare* dort*ht.’ 'engine was precipitated down the embank­ ment , and it will be several hours before i the train can move on. t “What is the distance from Stanley ?” “Only a mile and a half. As if- is my <destination, I un going to walk. I shall be I glad," ho added, “if when I get there I <can bo of any service to you." “Thank you,”she replied. “I,loo, am going to Stanley, and as the distance is so ; short, I will walk too." • i Ho picked up her light hand bag and his own more substantial satchel, and to­ 1 jgether they left the ear. The ioe of con­ ventionality being broken, they conversed ■ |pleasantly upon different tojiits, and very <entertaining and agreeable Kato found her WHOLE NO 2034. A rears of Pay B««‘y curved to her. fn vain her father coaxed, scolded, No one knew exactly how threatened. Kato was obstinate, and dadared she’d never even speak to tho ob­ noxious suitor. Thus the tempestuous ingage oar with it. ronnn»i«j m „.,v riew ended, and Kate went to her room injured, though some were considerably t high state of indignation. Throwing shaken. relf on a low couch, she gave vent to Of course everything was conftision. The gentlemen all left the cars, and several • •v------ tK„ gUae... a be assumed by the local authorities. The advantage churned, are that each maniapslilv adopting it can at once reduce the number of liquor shops, prevent the sab at adulterated bquors, and in many wan keep the trade under restraint. Mr. Chamberlain, a member of Parliament, is the chief advoMte of thia scheme. The town council of Binnmgham reeeady voted in ita favor. la our own country the temperance re­ vival has been more confined to hard drinkers. They have taken up temperanee ate men with the confidence that they can recover their manhood is an uunrixed last burning kiss on her forehead and was gone. . The next day found them seated in the and Maine hate wroughta great change ain steaming "toward toward the city. Kato Kate was ra the rooal habits of the workingmen and train rather troubled re visions ofher ftiher’s wealthy ran, and her lover alas! . * �*t>ITOR iUsriHOA. Mien., Mar. 15, 1877. 1 Political Note*. Jte jBpi-lie»kijh8pliblira,i£awej tl bJust be admitted President that Hayes doesn't seura worth a cent. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. The Republican P»Hy—Th# President—The South. New The President's salary remains at |50,- 000. It should be kept at that figure. Chief Justice Moses of the South Car­ olina Supreme Court, died on the 6th. THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. Al h>gu» Granite State. of patriotism, and of justice, and it has without the souud of tho voice of Hen­ occasion for using all these qualities, when dricks ! considering the opening acts of the new The public debt wu decreased over two The annual election in the State of New Hampshire occurred on Thursday. The Jtate polled was very large and the result WSKjrious Republican victory, which may one of the Railroad Commissioner, of Il­ linois. ■puMi&ih Governor The inf>encc of the Hon. Samuel J. Tildes, formerly a Democratic politician o Council 4-5 Republican ; The House of some prominence, seems to have quite “pe­ Rcprcsentatires Republican by about 75 tered out” majority, and all the Constitutional Amend­ ments adopted. A largo majority of the counties areTlepublican. This result so* cures the election of a United States Ben* this think good Wadleigh. enough for one How do you like it ? bean predicting that a majority of the Ro- publiean Senators would show their hostil. ity to ttic President by refusing to Tote for tho confirmation of hfa Cabinet appoint­ ments arc signal failures as political proph­ Oh’the other hand, tho gentlemen who Rava made those predictions with sueh a degree of confidence can now take time see that there never was^any good ground upon which to base their predic­ tions would of such action-^flany Senators doubtless have preferred to have voted for the confirmation of gentlemen which they themselves might have select. are fall Tho multitudinous. inharmonious working of the Executive and Legislative branches at that time, led to a demoralise South. It postponed the pacification of the It injured the trade, and iudus- trica of the country. tor Tilden about six weeks ago have taken party reference in 1900. . Blaine, still be so old that his chances of getting should have left out tho more excited por­ into the White House would bo slim. A bill was introduced in the Nevada by a Chinaman. It Packard and Chamberlain. because their children took the names oi their fathers; Cornelius, the second son, amount. So he left the Cornelius, income from not that To the daughters he left similar incomes, and al) the balance he left to tho troubles of those he sought to benefit. the son fortunate enough to have sons to carry the Vanderbilt name, providing that threshold/ Gov. Hayes, it is written, looks fresh, “The cam­ He preserves treat calmness and unanimous vote a resolution requesting Congress to restore the coinage of silver dollars. The resolution had previously in and out of the Senate are simply the expression William H. and his sons. That m to say, the income from about three millions of it shoal'd bo paid Ur hfa other children. The of the Legislature of that General Grant was for several days accused Grover has been sworn ia u Senator against the confirmation of Gen. Schurz, from Oregon. but on Saturday he went to the President no doubt, and there wu no rival claimant. and put an end to the falsehood by stating But the Senate has yet to deal with tho Of his election there wu to him that he had never done any such manner of hfa election, tho charges of brib­ thing. ery preferred in conneltion therewith, and the little afiair of Cronin. Hfa day of publican Senators voted for the confirma­ A few days at most that the old man was under undue influ­ Senator Blaine fa said never ence when ho made it .Several of the shared by many.. will decide. to have appeared to better advantage than most celebrated lawyers in his discussion with Senator Bayard on have been employed by the contestants. To-day it is likely that the de­ On tho other ride it fa said that the old yesterday. public, but is hardly possible for many and he lety his daughters equally-well fixed, days to pass without further and animated which is though for them. discussion of tho situation. estate in the hands of William because he The election of Means. Hereford and Daria, both Democrats, by tho Legislature tho united totes of the Republicans, who He left the tically of the ceremonies of inauguration vast interests, and that they might be con­ tinued successfully, it was necessary that The crowd was great— un precedent- ly great—bat tho best of order was main­ tained. tho property should not be divided. The appearance and manner of lie opinion fa divided. Pub­ Some insist that Prendent Hayes, created a moat favorable tho vast estate should be divided, because There is a dignity about tho tho possession of so much money in the man that neither pen nor pencil had led tho hands of one man fa dangerous, and others public to expect. While there was less enthusiasm, perhaps than at Grant's first want it kept as it fa,-that the grand con­ impression. feeling. wav universal good Tho President's kindness of man- nerj will make him personally popular with all those who go often to the White House, u many do, who have no thought hold tho balance of power between the two of political • business with tho President Democratic factions. As Ben. Bill of The unweary­ shareef authority in throe important elec, she hu had around h«r, will evidently be repeated, and make the White House so­ What with Evarts, Schurx and Thomp - cially popular for four years more. Max. entry element than any Washington has accorded the same privilege to Mr. Tilden, Tho law, which men of tbe Cobarn kidney have heretofore laughed al, took bold of him, and Joseph wu not only convicted, but sentenced to-ten yeaotia Sing. Sing. He hu been n prire-flghtar, - a keeper of all .aorta of criminal resorts, and hu been arrested hundreds of times, but he wu so uaeful to the Democracy in handling re­ peaters and in organizing the sbouldcrhittera, for election days, that he hu alalways been let off without much punish­ ment. But the days of these fellow fa over. t Public opinion hu got at last some influence with judges, and they date not A^UlJRAftVE'BUSnffiSS.' WAswaiNK-SOOiuorcFtm-cla** Krwifainacbfur Aueiilsand 600 men of cnercy nud ability to libcrwbbwrt rnry*PB “< cor<l.‘"< *° abalill*character mid quwlifteaHom* of the Agent. For partlcii- 7&O cl-.. pt.-L-i-Mtl. L. JOXESA CO.. Norn WANTEDSXKnSXW! $5/$20; BEST! GET । jrjnr-*S& JOUBNA Lu? Education, rOsrr*.v, MASS. Uueitwnal Papen I» Aww* viSs niCKNxr.r.. n^-- it. ASSOCIATE EDITORS: well known u this Coburn. And so, Joeeph, much to hfa disgust, goes up. for ten years, and hfa fellows ahako in their shoo. Joe Goo, another one of the fra ternity, who wes toneerned in the Allen S.'ii'-'tr . boxes in Cincinnati, wu taken out of the city ou a requisition from the Gororaor of Kentucky, and hc~will languish in the prison of that State for a while. Tho sky fa brightening. . fa improving for rertsSn.- The "hotela are full of mercliants, and, thank henv^n'flji^ of hard times. «u<low io gone, don’t tuj rrightomrd. it was never meant to be anything. It was intended to prevent tho inauguration, if poariHc, but was not intended to go any A.-4L— *TL_ «...* -r. IT the people get bwok their raeraje, Ike IlTTt'O We, ft I.,. -_ ___ .1 .. ever were. Club did likewise. Courage is D0’ whxt we waul hmo. TERMS FOIl 1S11Tu/qcyui. (the X»w £hrta»J or tat A« NrfKf'lIoraM Miu. Kpu«* KmEisMsB*. wiiboat Jounul. M 3» tayhuamrt, U>a>«t Educational KEEP RARE WITH TOUR PR0FK<M0XI AmriM »a«itd 1i «nrj tow no »ik« " “ p»«ral ooioailMlon Detroit Advertisements. GILLET & : HALL, TJBTBOIT . Commfafion Mcrcliaui^ in Grain, Pork l~T«l»t.OT u 342,000. In 1840 the pop uhunn wu 108,000, the citj eoterad 144 Bike, end had 103 rnUra of iireeu Both bodies There are too and !b. D. MAU0RI &C0 Wholesale Dealers in . Ojflm aii ftreiiu Frails. Mauufaclurcra their candidate in 1880. been about three and a half yean. Elad.rt*rttn, School yrtnuj CJoUof <- oad Qresimtr Schoo!, Bob* Tr»in.nt Tbcro «j no occasion Wril pleas'd u the Republicans that the in ao sense be regarded ••the Ow. r. P. R. R.. OMAHA. J»klJ. There fa some hope fur New York. Joe Coburn, the pugihst, and democratic poli- very high stakes—they loot, and subside. Since the State Prison wu “opened to question fa settled, and they will give the the publfa," in 1835, the whole number of new administration a cordial. and honest nothing in print of grace sad rhetorical prisoners received hu boon 5,770, of whom 3,888 have been dwoharged, 626 pardoned, support. The Wall street men held a 147 awwped, 229 died, and 49 GT had meeting, and resolved, and the Union Tlx- Papacy and the Civil Power.' ; are buying. The hig importcri are rolling ried out. The fight will be a very pretty out bales and boxes in the mast cheerful way, and the heart uf the truckman fa one, and the lawyers will have a flit thing made glad Now, good people in the inter­ ior, take a little heart. We are not going to hero war. Weharoa President, and POLITICAL. things are going on smoothly and well. The itauguration fa over. and Hayes fa, Build, buy, many, and give in marriage, us he should be, President. Tilden and ing kindness of Mrs. Grant and the ladies higher ground of the beat interests of the JOX CORCRN. / ceptions of tho dead financier may be car­ Morriuey played a bold, faring game for excellent imprearion on all. I! ME TO IEC m E IT was the only one capable of handling the day. inauguration, there of West Virginia, was ‘brought about by in the country bate upon confirming several members of gentleman knew exactly what he was do­ Cabinet—Schurx,' Key. eta—will be in ing. He left Cornelius about 820,000 a Executive session, and not open to the year, which he claims is cucugh for him, The oldest inhabitant speaks enthusias­ NOW ho left one’hundred ruilliona of dollars to of President Hayes at ito is no need of the distrust that has unde­ will ia to bo contested, if it is contested at niably shown itself here, and that hope is all, on the gronnd^that it fa unnatural, and ministration strong trampled remorselcsriy'hverthe weak, and when the building wu finally emptied it wu found that six women and four or five chjldEcn.hnd been trampled tp death. Nobody aecms to be tu, blam^ I'Rp.i est son, had not only children, but they but iudAfii u™11 * ’to- AHOME and FARM of herself and shrieking fainted. - Some equally frightened woman thrieked ufe and the msu made a rush for the door!: The does seem u though in buildings intended 8200,000, mtnn,i.i u quickly u i common ftmae JiWO tr. for sueh purposes some provisions should bo made for these constantly, occurring aeeideinta. The trembling killed u many people in the Brooklyn theater u the fire. were boys. m num num u. The ter in Bond two miDioos of dolfar* went up, ih«Zi hdw UU tie scuse there fa in builders. The buildwu built by the Waltham Watch Co., and wu intended to be fire-proof. Tho walls were murivc. the front wu iron, and everything wudone to make the receptacle of millions of property, absolutely safe. But tho floors were laid with Georgia pine, which fa about all radn,<and tho carings aud all the interior work wumade of wood. A fire got into it—how, no one knows— had no children, and William H., the eld­ We don't believe that tho American In the language ot General Grant, while people will allow a Senatorial machine ring it is possible to have peace in the party, either to cripple or break down the Ad-* “let us have peace.” It may be that there tion on the part of prominent Republicans It is needless to add that this action on of LIis daughters could not cany the name, Logically he may have been, right, and now turns out that the rumors of opposi­ tho part of the Republican Senators was nition money that gilded it and made it all it wa«. •till have Aggravated, rather than relieved Tho Illinois Senate recently pawed by a tho President for his Cabinet. prefer that he name, and hold together in one mass the was a self-poise. or did not rote all, and that no Republican perhaps and that was to perpetuate the Vanderbilt wash bill against ooo of the members, and Legislature brow.” tion of Messrs. Evarts, Schurx and Key, ho oniLR. brick and iron afforded no resistance to the fifo—it licked it up about u readily as it did the rood. And qow the architect aru figuring on buildings. uwhich won't him than u if he bad not been hfa son. burn. They never will do it, if they Worth at the time half a hundred' mill­ make tho outride of brick and iron, and then put enough Georgia pjno inride to ions, he allowed hfa second son and* hfa melt it. wife the magnificent sum of 82,500 for FRIGHTENED CROWDS. their support, about half that any iwpectAnother terrible accident took, plaoc able employe in hfa railroad gnterpriset wu Thursday night. A series of ineMingi receiving. The representative of the Van­ are being held in St. Xavier Catholic derbilt name could not lira upon this, u a church, for women aud children under the direction of a Jesuit missionary who fa a matter oi course, and so bo ran into debt wonderfully storing pamchcr.;' He wu Finally old age warned the great railroad dwelling on the honors zof purga man that ho had but a short time on earth, tory and had the congregation of women— and he made hfa preparations for hfa de*. there wu twsntyifivc imndred of them — terribly excited. One louuti lc«t control was lobbied through by its author. cheeks, nor a shadow to his high and open So far as can be learned, all of the Re­ would tions of his speeches calling fur tho recog­ paign has not added a furrow to his ruddy of attempting to influence Senators to rote The warmest frfands of Mr. ho wore sixty years younger, he would appointments of the President, inventions of imaginative correspondents- The warmest friend Of President Hayes will not proba­ just made. . any declared purpose on their part, Indeed, it throughout the land, will be slow to invite the return of such a time. bly endorse all the Cabinet appointment!; c has never been, so far as wo hare Senate by President Hayes. The minor evils also that would mare as that of 1868-67-68 possessed it, day. young, buoyant and brilliant. the indicated policy of the administration. participate in tho inaugural ccrqponies, fa it down and stowed the material away for The public has now another proof that to man never showed very much feeling for without parallel. those who during the put few days have ets. nel ins states them, about thus: The old It ebook the faith .The Indiana'Legialature, by a non-par­ We. ’ tisan vote, hu decided to give colored drib of many at home, and more abroad, in a day. 'dren an equal chance with white children Republican form of Government. Wise men, patriotic men, good men, whether in in .the public schools. tho White House, tho Senate or 'scattered The President and the Senate. tchless fuse bill will it to b« UUekri, ihat u il Wm. welfare of that large class in the South, The Intense partisanlam of them petty lion in the civil service' that has left its Justices, Clifford and Field, in refusing to malign results, in some respects, to this ator for six years from March 4th, 1879, in place of Bainbridge New York, March 12, 1877. CHEW-SMOKE THE GREAT VANI'F.KMLT CASE. hb»0T> Swd fallhM the Vwdw whoso freedom was tho result of the war. upon the country if such’ another night­ by 3,500 majority; Three Republican Members of Congress ; A^Senate two-thirds Republican; The Tho Groot Vanderbilt Cow—Rolllloil -Fire-Proof Boildtoge-FrijMoned Crowdi—Joo Coburn—Butiom. with millions of dollars during tho month of That President Hayes has in view, all tho any of the children but William. Cornel­ righto of all tho people is not denied or ius wu stricken with epilepsy in bis early February. doubted. That those experienced and able youth, and hu been tha victim of that ter­ Those who are best informed on such men who arc taking issue with him in hfa rible disease until within a few years past, matters are confident that there will not be anticipated Southern policy, nre at least fie had it for a long time iu its worst an extra session. equally patriotic and equally well informed, form, aud wu actually unable to da busi­ The Southern wing of the^Democratio cannot be questioned. The Republican ness. Later ia life he recovered from it, party is far more loyal to-day than the party has never distrusted the honest de­ to a very great degree, abd married ; but, Northern wing. votion to country and party of Senator in tliB-tucantimc, William had grown to Judge David Davis, the new Democrat­ Blaine, or Senator Morten, Senator Ham­ man s rotate, and wu bring trained by bis ic Senator from Illinois, heartily endorses lin, or Senator Cameron, or any of the falter into ths earn of the rapidly growing Hayes’ inaugural. other conspicuous gentlemen who are estate. Cornelius bsd no children, and tho Robert T. Lincoln, the eldest son of the understood to . look with misgivings at the nld man paid but little more attention to lete President Lincoln, has been appointed NEW ADVERTISMENTS He went into office with Die p. vmba mongciT, ana _ machine of for B. Vanderbilt, to whom woo left tho en­ others to grind, will find themselves mis­ tire eetole, Are. not eotnprewwe mid dieido taken. He fa a strong, self-relianl, oelfwilkd man, whp knows all about the Gov The Rhode Island Republican State administration, and thoq^ick offense that eromeat, aid who will run it Ho haM a Convention nominated Gen Van Zandt for many Republicans fiavtf lift on’thereat in the matter, primarily, fa one of the ri*- Sghton hi* hand., but h. will »u>. Uo Governor. though Cornelius, the only other son, hu Iho conia«»«« «f a* r-oplf. umI eu> U> .uugoniu Ihflljjipg pojljici.rw In ooo county in Minnesota there are party that is involved, but the best inter­ stands nominally at the head of tho oom FIRE-rROOF BC1LD1XOS. eix townships which gave their vote solid eats of the country, aud peculiarly the terianta. Tho facta in the cue arc, u Cor­ for Hayes. A glorious Endorsement of the Policy of President Hayes. always has been, tho party of intelligence, How atill it Becton in this vut country self. that he would reform tho civil service, and that he would be the Prcrident oTlhe whole country. He will wumami himsdf Wabhieotob.D.'C. March 9, ’77 The Republican party is to day, u it Mr. Hayca fa going to be Preridcct him­ OUR. NEW YORK LETTER. of Hermetically Scald Goods. policy shadowed forth in his inaugural as the ague terel of partisan mlotry. Got. was the prodnat of a more wbobome alti. tads, and fa quits escaped the noUcc of the The following gentle Fred L. Clarke U~>1 James W.D. Twice rf H. H.; "^rcsisJO^ I5KC0actuxeRs. riiirAGG, that hah �. Musical tnd Literary Social fcommerciai. Special Ifottces. 4145 Th. Tempers. >tU hold , fuiiui wtswaamUMn. hantixgsI^r^e unUnl wd liiuu, „ Uuioft Juy dlu.nl., ,( .H, . fc>Ji to TIME CARD WUE *T r-kt °W,Ct«"• »»d for lb. b..rt< or lb. lfofor„ n„h *• " t’ " "101Mr .. .... •UMMtO .r I«r.« „lk„ rf^e-.N^k win Iw gfodl, rwi.nl, u fo. u,„ CORN, per bmho!..... ’** ■ Alto. wk—Arrive Tuesday v at 12 *4,leave Baltimore, Bedford, Johns- rta.d !»«., ."dyfoulllBl. w-rnldu. are invited. All Adiuissiuti free. Advertised Letters. *1. NEVINS. P.M. GUII>E ft. TIME-CARD Liat of letter* remaining in the Poet Cffiew Office Barry County. Mich,, Mar. 17, ■ : \ S’! u:TH K IM. C. M. RUNYAN’S. I would ret-pectfully announce to the citi­ zens of Hn stings and vicinity, that I have a new and IMAX) • 10 APPLE8. per bnshel_____ ONIONS, per bnshel--------BEANS, per bushel;_____ PORK MESS PORK, perib ’ RAMS, p.tlb SHOULDERS, per lh_“.‘“ Z."^" M. M. Mark, Addin Norton, Frank L. Noy«, Theodore Darolls, Caroline I.. Lane. John Schults, A. A. Bonny, W. B. Reed drew J. Bucannon, 12:44 p. n. UtOOF.lU M5 X.M. sHWOr. n. bhtOl.X. O ATS, per bo.hel . BUTTER. pvrlb....^_~UtlGff.PcrdosM___ L.2Z k Co., An­ FRESH M OF OROMES! IIARRMGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. • 10 •UM • TH • 10 li»UK CHICKENS, per lb. CUXBBE. per kh__. WOOL. pe>l>,.„..... Tea, 4 lbs. foz $1 0(1; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powd er, sqierattis, starch, soap, can­ dles, t obacco, etm, etc., which will be sold nt 33O19C‘»X,OII0E rrmCJKSS. Remember the place, at J. S'. Rh'JVYJljyr’S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefff«sox street. Give me a call. POSITIVELY CURED. List of Patents. HAl. per ton---------------------------------- iJOOWlfW DRIED PKACIIEd, peered, per lb. .. List of patent* leaned to inventor* of Mich ™AC,tE:i- nnpoared. per lb ig*n tor Uie week ending March 18. 1877. and DRIED APPLES, per lb........ each dated Feb. 27. 1877. Furni.had this MAPLE b’VGAR..-..-..... ......... paper by Cox & Cux. Solicitor* of PMmito niDES.srcen. per lb___ _ W ashingion, D. C. HlDES.ilry. per lb James H. Prentice, car Hove*, Saginaw. SHEEP PELTS E. Stillman, car atorter, Burr Oak. CALF SKINS.srvea. psr lb...„ ,C. Allyn, cloth measurer, Grand Rapids. CALFSKINS, dry. per lb W- Garter, lamp burners. Monroe. UONRT................... W. Courtis, ere Mbaraton. Wyandotte. DEES WAX. pertb---------------1 L. Granger, fruit drier*, Armada. CRANBERRIES, per bnshet.. S. Olney, bed ■'bottoms, vetroit. O, Perry, aecders, Flint. A. Runell. bee hive*, Adrian. . DETROIT MARKET! S. Stevens' detachable link*, Alleytan. J. Sweetland, churn*, Pontiac. r child.«,.!,.n„ «rM Philadelphia, naratns sxilTtL__ u Aui GEO. WOODS & CO. ’S PARLOR ORGANS POULTRY WORLD. «5 Ceo. M. Savage & Co’s Co|. WAS CLAIMS SrSi;:" 'V xt the Alderman of the Board aif Beeieuatloa. Act entitled. "Ae Aec ity of Klectioue. and to the Election Fraaehiev againet all advert^! remedies. But Dr. Pierce does not advertise his rtandnrd preparation! u “cure-alto," does not cl*ik> that they will preform miraele*. -but limply publishes the fitet that they have been develops a* specific* far which be reeombiehd* them, after having te*t-«l their efficayy in many hundred cases with the meet gratifying success. It is a fact Quinine, fbr instsnee, hs* a tonic _ ■ • * li-periodie, by which itiirff.exnd a febrifuge property which hriou* In earea of fevar. the result of its adm5®alraiion v ill also very with quantity given * nd the cimimtxncyx under it i» employed. So. llkewl«e. the Golden Medi­ cal Discovery ponesaes both pectoral and alftralive, or blood-sleanring preperiir* of the highest order. By rwoion of tke^h two promi­ nent proportiai it euros two claMes of diseases. First, ibuoeof I he respiratory organs, as throat, bronchial and lung affection*, chc- tic coughs and asthma, *ni sec»nd. diseases > the bloo-l. and glandular system, in which affection* ail skillful ohvsician* employ alteratives, as in case* of blotches, eruptions, ulcers, swellings, tumors, abgconrs. and in torpor of th* liver, or • billiou»ncxs.'' While it* use is. by its combination of properties, suggested in case* of pulmonary coasumptiou. yrt you need not take It expecting it will cure you if your lungs are half consumed, nor because it i« recom­ mended as a blood medicine would iU propri­ etor advise you to take it expecting it to cure cancer. It will not perform iniraclw, but it properties/ J■auty, r ebility; l-.V IUvrb1«’ Cardin* Mill. ■ •I- t:f ■ Wi|..< Biee’e liouM. uxri.I llrv-m. Empire lUoek. . PUH.0 A.SHEuDON. (^wnu^^^^IcninU^teciUration. TD-DAVS ADVFRfisEMRNTS.- B. Dewey, corner Broad. AU About the County t Hi “=s i? ? Wheal—Kxtr»_ I MS Oats—Mixed... ,. .„™.9E2-_W°ODS & co - Cambridgoport, Mas.. bnportvn. Growers, sad Jobban of FUKE1GN AND DOMESTIC & 1 Ave. Detroit, Mich i . . LOWKST raTCXS. z*e IN The united stai to NEW YORK MARKET Naw Vona. March. IX 1«77 1MK KS 7H MH 34 lo« ■Dairy packed.. -Bella li'4 F irailed ree IVI FLORAL^UIDE Containing over 1,200 varieties Vege­ table and Flower aeods. Colored Plates. Elegantwood-cuto of Vegeta­ bles and Flowers. Handsomest Guide Detroit Seed Co. Detroit. Jlich. Legal? unity of’Barry, in the stata of Mieh isr.-wi There father thon art rone- march 15t7 5kx ». Brook*' singing echoot win open on *nd*j cnnii.gat the rwiiienpe.of Hon. David ». On (-,wn MIeeC ig •PPortunJtj. Io muiic u,dtr B fiwt c1mji ■"““AiSE;,. P’tiM? Local a n^Hng cf the Republican wy CwniUttoe, w tbe Bakmkb Office, cm Sat,-r *TM,io< »«<. at T o'clock. It ia ex- >mp0rtaat that every member should Any will oblig. the tinder- Notice. All our readers are interaeU-d in buying Groceries as cheap ss porible, and most of A Fsnu of -*0 acres to rent. 25 acres them pay cash or ita equivalent; hence unproved, irith buildings. Inquire of J­ they should not fail to examine the Mock R. Eaatman, offite over Hosting! National of Dew grooermn jurt brought to this) aty by Z. B. Willison, which are cm exhibition Bank. at the store on the northeast corner of marl’77^. State and Chureh streets. aarl5-lt Tu Pm ■ >Ww>« lor marsei, wiu nnu nr,.„w,„ uta n. [ ,1’e ' u ll>e iliscumionef matter*qiertainH to the breeding and raising of poultry, and “ It, appearance la attractive, as MICHIGAN. Drags and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line ol MBS, EMS, PAINTS, OILS, THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAX AXD BEAST PATENT MEDICINES Of nil kinds in endless vnrieties. U. i* The celebrated IflitW of the WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS. THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO. ACHES, NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY, OR THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER IKlMESTlC AN IMAL8,THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING 25a, 50c., or 11.00. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTORAD TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MENY A VALUABLE HORSE xx45jl PENSIONS , * You will Ww“yti find a complete awort ment of school books, stationery, &a, at the lowest prices, at marflw? Wanzxx At Babneb. Throw Away that Stub Brick Pomeroy, Chicago Aod go bu, a firabota o«" »f B» br: JU taj«llMeWl>*»*,°F ft.,. “"ll3 7* Wkwr mutter* as ere emsaeetmi wMh lhe Pur»'i>t. 2 xxi68tf LiWIIlT, , ............ *»v Winy a yaar no. -re.) forou..-.:, in this office, ton on Wednnday *I'n the [ ublicallon «T a paper at Lake ‘tv. He has our best wlshoa. . ««r » Uck of the Junior Reform dub. HASTINGS. THE EHEMT OF DISEASE! uay ainCT gnd I> the Grand Old f* . n« “** J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, DYE ST U FFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality ar specialty. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. *x-. hrriff, wm called to Ohio ■ • tdegram that hii wife * father Pelht of dMih Urtre will jjrugt store! •A Tallow- Baying.. Al t* 5^ Nonnan B<||e^. • 1 “■ ft,.. , 5| fly |(> , GSQAYOODS A CO, IWAerx, Cifflbrxfseprrt. Mau. ___ ______________________ — TPV 1 Chicken.—Dr»*Mrt son la Carilea far Si yean on the Tib day >H uill not be forgotten. •jnakcr. Yr to Js wyth of lhe finest xlccrtd muxu. Onions—W bbl. i-nrneslly solicited for public*- tho meeting at Union Hall on Sun- ■ JEI X> S ! I| 1 Michigan Grand Dried Apple!-. DIED. re improving the present fine '■ ’“‘I bu*ine»a is netire on our V APCTOOXSr ftftS iraeMngton st., Dertsa: 170 8UU 8t„<hleare;HC LndgaU Hill. Leads*. THE. VOI CHICAGO SEED COMPANY ” -Picked. Butter—Roll.. . " -Packed An Examination of Teachers will be held al the School Section in Rutland, March 24th. al 10 o’clock A. M. H. N. Monbox, Superintendent of Schools. March 12. 77. GIFFORD—At the reridonce ofhia aon, R. Gifford, la Carlton. Thuraday. Feb. 15. after a lingering B ss* ill sS" M Fi *€* Lire Stock—Ordinary. |t|^ Kiumwt, row*. ..-f-C the i're-bytermn church. ! 'a Block. Detroit. Michic.m J Examination of Teachers. meeting on Tuotday er*n- f C i. & so Why do people frequently wr to Dr. Pi free, -I suppose your Golden Medical Dis­ covery cures every thing”? Because it haa been the practice of knavish charlatans to manufac­ ture worthless nosturnu and attempt to dupe the ignorant and erod ulons by recommending (vl’RATION NOTICE- C. M. RUNYAN. xxiastf Iw . i» ■ Drriot-r. Maroh. 13.1177. Come now Dnd let ua reason together. ' When you wiah Pare Drugs and Med A new assortment of Fine Confectioner Wanzex A Babnix ____________________ — Aja. to Ladim StATlONXBY, cane iu and exainino them, juM reoeived at msr6w2 WAjora & Babnks. 8cttle to save trouble. fcblwd eiora and Muuma Im than M la d«r oot. J. Reaaiu.. W15.4 IllulriUS rrlccl TICK’S FLORAL tiulrn,. CCISK. �WHAT DO YOU THINK ? quantity of seed on the above system, Phax and Phun. would be perhaps 1,000 to 1,500 bushels; but such “ high" fanning would be dang­ The softest pillow is an easy conscience. erous to farmers' pocketbooks and bank accounts. The manner of planting in such It is again time to melt over old maple cases as are reported above, is to cut tho sugar. ” potatoes into as many pieces ui they have The Japanese arc manufacturing water­ eye*, and then to place an eye in s bill, the proof boots of paper. hills to be at least three feet apart; and " • four feet apart would be better, os In San Francisco last year there were ject ia to produce the largest crop 2,000 marriages and 253 divorces. e, without regard to the extent ot A Pennsylvania min hu an autograph letter of Martin Luther, 334 years old. COEN MARKERS. The bread of life ia tore ; the salt of life Corn markers are useful cv«nrwher«— is work ; the sweetness of life, poetry ; tho with the farmer who plants a few acres, water of life, faith. and with him who plants his 50 or 100 11 Ito lucky I did not meet Miss Hopkins acres, and uses a horae-planting machine. For tho farmer who plants but little corn, before I married you, my dear.”- “Yes— the following is tho cheapest marker that extremely lucky—for her." can be made to be drawn by a horse: Take Many * feet are required to make one a joist, 3x6, and make three runners, each rood, but a single foot, properly applied, is throe or four feet long, rounding up the sufficient to make one civil. ■ front ends on tho lower side. You then Only one person in ten in Rhode Island take inch boards and nail them with 10is engaged in agriculture ; 56 out of every penny nails to these three runners, placing them three and a halt feet apart, or wider 100 are engaged in ^ganufneturing. if you please, from centre to centre. The Nebraska is a State possessing wisdom naming must be strongly done. The next beyond its years. It pays male and female thing to do is to attach a pair ol shafts to teachers exactly tho same wages for the Railroads. Railroads. Railroads. fort Warn Mmb & Saiiwi mcHWRo£!^ MCHifiT and”thTsouth. Taking Effect RAILROAD. luo ChiOMo and Grand runninf tkrouyk Day Coacktt and Ihillnan Sleq>trt. Fall and Winter Time Table. TRAINS OOISO SOUTH ££i. &5 ?.8 Expwe ’>!# ‘IS IS IS SS KS 2 Goin* North—Day F.xrrew. Grand BasidsMixsd daily except Snikdays. Mrht Express daily except ______ a ti ..k— Hl. !SS it daily except lUt.a.la>rce» — ....... RURAL TOPICS. A1Mo£ ' TRAINS GOING NORTH. A.I N«w .WaXa.-All paweuer trai n« auks cluse eonwlioni with train.ouiliehiaan Central rail pok* will answer the purpose; and they Muxxlin', Eli,” said mjr Undo Consid­ may be attached by bonng inch hole* di* er, makes a dog safe, while mudin makes agonally through a piece of joist 4x4, to a young lady very dangerous; still, in hot ,rwO«nii«-iriikQRV Dirtson of tbs M suit the position of tho shafts, and then weather, they both want muxxlin’ I" jilrta isajitestcswfe nail it to the top of the marker in a a sub­ i|ro*d for Newaan and Intanaadislaix>>nU.tvo Bl. Lusts stantial manner from tho under aides. Bridget—“ Ay you please, irar, ia this u I. .u.a.llr, Spike* might be used to advantage in so* a dry goods store?" Salesman—“Certain­ curing this piece of timber. If tho ends ly, ma’am." . Bridget—•' Ooh, begorra, of the shafts bo wedged in well, they will where'll I be com, thin, for a withered not get loose. This is a marker that may silk ?” be made in an hour or two. and it will A column of vapor steadily risis from 7 50 S CO mark two rows at a time, one runner fol­ tl;e center of a vast swamp in Florida, and lowing the outside mark. A wheelwright nobody has ever been able to get noar could, if desired, make & runner on this enough to the phenomenon to find out the plan, witfc a pair of ehafts properly at­ QRAND TRDnSrAILWAY. nature of it. tached, which ,would last a lifetime. Han­ MAY 1, 18TB. The wretched punster on the Boston ~ dles may also hp attached to it, and the top traveller says : It ia so hot in the East so made that a stone weight may be laid upon it and keep it* position, if it should Indies sometimes that people tan even in­ doors—which explains, probably, why they be neqdod to make the marks plainer. call that country “ In-doors tan." ’ Affiuch better marker may be mad' to * Pa, I guess your man Ralph is a good run./ on wheels, as follows .• Hare two Christian." “ How so, my boy ?'' "Why, small wheels made, not over three feet in ( WJkraaAoo-With Lake Slurs A Mich. Soalhern pa, I read in the Bible that the wicked shall not live out half his days; and-Ralph, Smd two by inside attachment*, on the ends says he has lived out ever since he was a » of which are recared a counlc (one to each) little boy." of ordinary cultivator teeth, say three and The most tolerable sort of revenge is for a halfJcet apart, thus making four marks those wrongs which there is no law to rem­ that distance from each other, A* tongue edy. But then let a man take heed that for two horses should l>e m^le, also a seat tho revenge be such u there is no law to Q.REAT WESTERN RAILWAY. CHICAGO k LAKE HLRON K for the driver, aud in its operation three punish; else a man’s enemy is still before­ rows are marked at/a time, one wheel go­ hand, and is two for one. PKXmVLAM DIVU1OX. ing in the last row made as a guide. A man walks three miles per hour. A Another way, but one never adopted, is horse trots seven. A horse runs twenty. to get up something on the plan of an or­ A steamboat goes eighteen. A sailing dinary horse cultivator, with only three vessel ten. A moderate wind blows seven. teeth, and the marker so* made that it can A storm moves thirty-aix. A hurricane be adjusted lor corn, or rows for anything seventy. A rifle ball 1000. else, u for beans, turnips, beets, 4c. TRAINS WEST The latent figures report the total annu • Such a marker would not cost over about al clip of wool in this country at 2,000,000 eight dollars, and it would be very useful. pounds. It is believed that the figures for J. D. FOOTER, PLANTING POTATOES IN 1877. ttar Asaal Datn 1880 will, if a fair count is secured, place ' • -■ ■.«.* WM. EDGAR. Last spring I strongly urged farmers to this country at the head of the wool-pro­ Gen’i Passplant more potatoes than usual, as it was ducing countries of the world. evident that the bugs would iujure crops, Harriet Beecher Stowe is now over sev­ and I said: “ Next fall and winter pota­ enty years of age, and looks much older. toes will be very dear and to>day in some She is very slight, bent and gray. Her of our cities they sell at five dollars a bar Uncle Tom's Cabin has had a greater cir­ rel I Now, J am going to give my readers culation than any book in existence except advice for 1877. Thia year there will be the Bible and Webster's Dictionary. a very large area of land planted to pota­ Thanks, and a thousand of them, to toes. Everybody who owns an acre of TRAINS EAST. that unknown genius who entrusted a land will pjant half of it to this crop ; and trunk, with a.hive of bees in it, to the ten­ the bugs will be fought as potato bugs were der merata of a^rocuse baggage maMerrnever fought before; and the rrealt will the othet day. The'tompany will pay for be, if we have no severe drouth, a very the bees, and the doctor thinks his patient huge cropnf potatoes everywhere, and the will be around again in a fortnight or so. prices naxi fall will be low; therefore, my —Pen tjtd Plow. advice is, don’t make any exertion to raise Roger M. Sherman was arguing a case, a large crop ; but plant for a medium pro. duct, planting early varieties, putting, in and made a point which the Judge did not tho seed as early, as the ground will permit, at once see. “ Mr. Sherman," said he, “1 and fight the bugs systematically and effi­ would thank you to state the point so I can ciently. By planting early the crop be­ understand you." Bowing politely, Sher­ comes mature by the time the second man answered, in his blandest manner, “Your honor is probably not aware of tho hatching of bugs takes place, and if you Dealers tn all kind* hare destroyed the early bugs your crop is task you are imposing on me." 0 The country was «*T ;s 8 1 GOING WEST. Ihtei El IfS-SS U ii » A MARKET GARDENER'S HOTBED. A market gardener says : “ Our method for making hotbeds is to haul fresh stable manure and lay it for a few days in a rick three or fopr-feet high, and the length of the bed required. When the manure hu a good heat, begin at one end and shake the bed a box or boxes, made of tcn-fect boards, six feet wide, which will take four sash six by four feet. Wc make tho boxes out of good common inch boards, sides ten to twelve inches wide, ends three inches wider than sides, to keep air from getting under sides of sash, with cross-bars two inches wide for sash to slide on, these bars to be let into tho slides even with the top and bottom boards. Then tramp down tho manure inside the box, which will usu­ ally settle to about one foot in depth ; put in enough good dry earth to cover the bed six or seven ipches inside the box. Good leaf-mold from the woods, or earth from a fenc<^e*rtcr where weeds have not seeded, --win do if you have nothing better. Gar denere keep a supply of hotbed stuff on hand, which usually consists qFabout twothirds good soil and rotten manure, which should bo turned two or three times to mix well. Having covered'the manure with earth, put on Bash, and in about four days the bed will be ready to seed." Tho sash­ es should be kept closed till the plants ap­ pear, and then should be raised enough to let off tho steam ; and when the plant* are large <---- *• ■"* *v" v‘*‘ •’-------------- made. 400 to 500 cabbage plants, . . s s of the same sue, may be grown under each sash. Something, as 31d matting, or sacking, shoulj b* kept on hand to cover the sashes in vqy cold weather. Some gardeners prefer cotton cloth to glass sashes, as planta are often injured by the heat of the sun through the glass. Tho manner of preparing the cloth is os follows: “ Take one quart "of linseed or four ounces of resin. Pulverise the sugar of lead in a little oil, then add it to the materials. Put all into an iron kettle and heat it until tho resin is dissolved and the otherIngredients are thoroughly mixed, stretch the muslin upon the frames, and apply the composition while hot. Frame* prepared in this manner will la it for several seed is astonish- :: j, |U55» •Kai. nsj ?:?■ 1 15 JIS fig TIME TABLE No. Furniture, CoffinsEtc. READ THIS 13 O }g is snd be happy again. A Gret RedictiOR ii Price: 1 ;; 615 I. ♦Saturday aa-1 Sudsy ex- j?|h ■U.Y/.-L,,_________ buMflapXDeUoit BRAND RAPJDS DIVISION. Tie Reliable Short Line EAST AND WEST. TO AX» rto» BBAND NAHM AND DETROIT! TIME TABLE. !£? ix ^X 0r’4R*r.Uj..L»ln*5 UmmmbS 11.40 MliJkrill. 1Kb 1 10.10 1I.ul._ * II ' ft! I 7 G IKS ■a i a u SALISBURY & BROSSEAU “ Pa," asked tho youthful Miltiades of safe. But beware of very early planting’ on land that is not well drained, either Mr. Spilkins, the other morning, “ what's the'voice of the people?"' " The voice in such a soil, with two weeks of cold, of the people, my son," replied Spilkins, rainy weather, would be liable U' rot impieasively, Hs the voice of God—or, as Paris green is the only destroyer of potato tho Romans said, * Vox' "—“Pup-v-h','' in­ bugs that hu prored to be effectual. It terrupted Miltiades, and In a' moment he was dancing a pai teul round the room, acre, if the bugs are numerous; and it dodging the flat side of a clothes brush. There is a sacredneas in tears. They are not the marks, of weakness, but of from almost any variety ; but the cxperiCOUGH8 ARD COLD8 IN HORSES. dia, ia the order of the prism, 1,707}, [,666|, 1.5351. 1,511, 1.42G} and 1,280 « 10 15 1! ItiTAZ. ought to be purchased for 30 to 40 cents . vuwvhA —“ .t ——It — — 4 ~~I -1-1 r-._ — L — —. lB76fcria. Deo. loth, 1876 GOING EAST. the ___ of manhood is sometimes caused in horws by feeding dusty hay, a . ___jteara of affection. They are fruitful cause of disease. If caused by painful dens, but still most holy. There thia, it will be cured by feeding hay en­ L ___ __ ..____ _______ e-i tirely freed from dust, mold, Ac. But, from long experience with homes taking sudden and severe colds' which frequently leave a cough, I have found nothing equal pay if Tildoa won, and she to par if Havre to steamed food as a cure. It is well known woo. The New» describes tho result: “ On the morning of ths Sth of Novem­ ber he called and paid the debt; on the 9th relieve the heart*, but cooked food ho called ana took it back. Thai craning she paid the debt Next morning Ae took FURNITURE Uptolxtery Goads Wets Fran k A Indiana R. orthern NRAHWAY COMPANY MMIMffi Look here ! OBNTR Al. Look here I ^Whatl don’t you think vo om Tie Greet SHttern Ttoiwim Ilarri«baif. Billiasi*- ooU "ZZlLS^ elnhia J. M. HEWES we guarantee Satisfaction. but rather paid, and so they have been kept busy by the contradictory dispatches ever since, ar.d both now express regret that tho matter person . We Coffins and Furniture. * Railroad S^.Msro*"^ appan- ^STATIONS UMd. N«al« * J’S Sd SKpl# ttaw *D«*H door-bell rung by lit- ¥ be .old st »>' IX BOID, A- <®assrAf � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-03-19.pdf 018a8364ae775fa4671b576411b26c2f PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 93. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1877. jhe?8jni-WBeklyl?Bpliblicaji Sapper Written for the Haetiaxi Bexaa*. Alice la not Dead. GEO. M. DEWEY A-p/jnA' Pl-BLISHER. l-W> Y«. they i*y. "Dear Alice 1 W a* buried Saturday lart." Caa it be her •plritjhath fled. Are on hand at the old sUutd with the finest Stock of Implements and Machinery ever known in Hastings, We luive the i JACKSON WAGON, ( ikciuptios-. r Material. »n>f lh« very >• Livios Rate*. VERTI81NG. .ni«l Typ’ conaMerod DIAMOND IRON PLOW, GALES CHILLED PLOW, To thai blbaful. he*, ThoM ilraia* I h«p«d bmr Ions T link t they uuke my rad heart rejoice With nature like a p*rainx »onc. DIAMOND STEEL PLOW, All the above named Plows are sold on trial, Single and Platform Buggies, not execelinx ria Taylor and Gale Horse Rakes, Buckeye MoweTs Vith Table Rake Reaper,, When her lif« ran wora aiakins f»*t IX/L Wind Mills, etc., etc. Every article we sell is warranted to please. AND BOSIO CUDS Nod.MuetioB rmtu taws rate. I. B.- R?4*- r»*‘ ■ *'* f'**’ Cvlnma. GIVE US A CALL. Chester Mbsseb. Burns Messer. Doctor Aiklri’s Double । Column. JAMES CLARKE ATTORNEY AT LAW k SOLICITOR 15 CU.lXfiERL J’nu>i*| attention drew t«> FREDERICK DEAN'S WILL. •r CHRONIC SMITH k KNAPBfEN. ATTORNEYS \T LAW-di SOLICIT- T. J. WILDER, KV h/\ II. C. PECKHAM, PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, JCPOIIT irvHHY COVSTT, MICH. { Offer in rr«i4<-«ee, Xur-.h »i<U Mun SL'U» ' XXUtf >1. W. RIKER. JUSlli h UF THE PEACE. Gonorai CoUyctioa Mil Ittur.ii v Acral. (Inioo Illoek. State SUMt. MUWWVV.M. WM. UPJOHN, DR- H. F- PECKHAM. eCLE.’ K PimiCIAM AND SUROBON. I',', WM. IL II AYFORD, LUCIUS RUSSELL, •in BLRGHER, John Q. cratsstr. - " Aa they tom from tbo table there was • ring at the door bell. ’ , “Who can that be F'Tie raid, and afood waiting. The (errant entered and answered the question. “Mr. Pcrkly, air. He wishes to see you." ' ■ “ Pcrkly—what I Lawyer Pertly F’ " Where fa hfl?" “ In the library, flir-" With a sad smile Nannettc followed him from the room, and wont on to th© draw­ ing-room. In the course of half an hour Mr. Pcrkly joined her there. Well ?" she askejd, anxiously. ” All right,” he laughed. “He has but one desire, I think, and that is to slink away without meeting you again. A more crestfallen-wretch never breathed. At first he wanted to dispute the validity of the will because it was written on the blank leaf of an old day-book, which had been proving to hia satisfaction, or diaaatis&otioo, that a will at a will, whether penned on a eheet of paper or in a book. Ah i there he goes,” he said, as»tbe front door swung heavily to. “ lie will give yon no Nr. Peakh gone, and Ni Nr. Dean had 1 from hint do THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS. tablishing yourself elsewhere." “ But papa told me he had made me his solo legatee, xaid Nannettc, in slow, star­ tled tone*. The address is so unexceptionable in its “ That won t stand in law," sneered Mr. positions and so conciliatory in its tone Doan. , that it entitles the new President to can­ , “ You don't meah that yon are going to did judgment by his fellow citizens until turn me out of my own home ?’’ exclaimed he shall do something' that contradicts his the viul orxnn* to tbeir nalanl function*. PtiriO Naunettc, incredulously. excellent professions.—[Ar.' F. JftrxM . .. . =--------- --‘ fhole «yrun>, tod heb «niwell to get a sheet of paper ? “ Certainly not," again, sneered Mr. (**) “ Not a bit of it; this leaf is as good Dean. “ In the lint place, you have no In respect to the two paramount ques­ m a sheet," and be proceeded to pen, in home—this place is mine ; in the second, tions of Federal policy, the Southern ques­ bold characters, “ The last will and tosta- I expoci you to go." tion of civil service reform, wo do not bm ment of Frederick Dean." “ To go I" echoed Naunettc. how any exception can be taken by the “ As you like," said the other, exchang­ “ Certainly," was the cold reply. “You ing an amused smile with his companion. are nothing to me. My brother adopted most ingenious opponent of President “Only insure Nannclle a comfortable fu­ yOn—I have nothing to do with that You Hayas to his inaugural address.—[W. F. ture, and remember that /to insure it you will therefore do roc the favor to pack your ------ must cut out that leaf aid place it where clothing and leave at vour earliest oonven . People who hare judged Mr. Hayes by it can be found by the proper person when iance. Of course I do not interfere with his aequtesoenco in the measurua by which needed." your appropriation of and personal effects." babas been lifted forward into ths Presir A pre-occupied nod answered the coun­ And a bow of dismissal followed thc’heart- dency will are in hia labored address of sel, and for a little white nothing was leaa words. ycatantey abundant vindication <jf . thp heard but the hurried scratch of the pen. Nunn otto rose with a bursting heart and shrewdness of hia inventor, Senator SherAt last the writer dirow it down, m»d J was about to leave the room wh» hex ayo man^Aae York World (Dem.); leaning back in his chair, read the docu- fell on the old scrap-book which.bsd'bocdL■he general impression produeedTy carelessly pushed to the back of the library addrew is that its author promisee too table the last day of Frederick Dean's life, much. Mr. Hayes is either deemving and had there remained. himrit oris wiUfuilyimdnccre. To hottest “ Yon will allow me U at?" she mur­ fa.hfa yirpmfa, b*«fll ba neatly foraad mured, huskily, indicating the dastred to change them by the stronger rfaafa book; adding, as be drew it toward him, around hum—Boston Fat (itan.) i and turned a few leaves, “ For years it And ».» w. wiU The inaugural address of President was mv daily duty to paste those articles Th© signing was done, the book dosed there, ’and—and it is so aaeodated with Hayes and all the omens ofhu Cabinet and pushed aside till the farewells, which selections give the hirfiest promise of * truly reform admlnfattSUon. Tko word, had been deferred quite long enough, were “ It is valudew to me VJfou can take jt,’’ rDtoeaeM, spoken, and within an hour the two viaitr said George Doan, majcrtioally pushing it of the new President and the mon whom on wore on board a steamer bounil for he chooses to have’about him would aloac toward her. bo a good earnest of the purity and vigor Europe. Sho lifted it with a bow, and silently left For a few minutes after their departure, of hu intenflnna, but, confirming, sa they the room. The rest of the day wna spent Mr. Dean sat lost in thought, then, areas, 3o, (he closing acts of hfa prodeecatora iog hitneclf, he took up the morning paper in gathering her wardrobe together. It term, they are like the report wHtfe 'deand turned to the financial column. He was nearing dusk when she took up the AAmr.hU. Art ' -— .—I old scrap-book, intending to plsoeit in the had just finished it, and was carefully cut­ ting ont the article, when the door open©-’ bottom of an empty trunk which she had (**). ■ . devoted to her books. But with a burst and a young girl entered, her fresh faoc of tears she sat down, and taking it in her We cannot doubt bnt that the promisee bright with smiles. “ Ah, mv dear, just in time," said Mr. lap, turned leaf after leaf, thinking as the so feiriy rad« will he kept, er that thb bereaved only can think. inaugural address will tend to satisfy- the Dean, fondly. "Get the mucilage.’ Twenty minutes later she had wrapped whole country that at the bogining of a ■•Oh, papa! that everlasting, musty finan­ cial I” laughed the gjrl, with mock horror. up this book, and was proceeding up town new century of life the nation enters upon “Why don't you let me cut you out a love as rapidly as a bonie»car would take her. a road that leads to a better Government, story, orairitof poetry, and paste in here? She alighted at a handsome residence, and under a wiser Ct.icf Magistrate than it has Who but you would ever have thought of was shown into the private library of the had during th -’---i owner, with wham she obtained an imme- century ofexi •juircr (Jfrp.) ,-WS.tSSAi ISAAC W. VROOMAJi, USg?-8HJiHn,P.D.PutaU.S. M>ohaX.’u.»- - - fie seated himself : •' Yoa go to-morrow, of course ?” “ It dspends upon circumstances,’1 re­ turned Nannotte, calmly. . A hot flush mounted the gentleman’» brow, and he relied angrily: .. “ I shall sed to it that the circumstances are quite ftvurable to your departure." Nannctto made no response, but pro­ ceeded to do the honors with the same case and grace which had characterised her during her father's life, sarupolously ob­ servant of the courtemes du© from bostres to gUOBt. “Th© impudent Jude I" thought Mr. Dean ; but ho took hia ©upper in auilen MStf'flWJ CHAS. U. BAUER. WM “ Well, since you aio both so urgent, and since making a will won’t end roy life, I will do it nt once, and you shall be (he ■tnu tie .n'uurirnu.u.i .. VI Ottawa U-.veva the Library auu witnesses." . Union Tiekat Ofiee. And the speaker, a white haired old Separate rooms for different paiieaU. Call early. gentleman, laughed pleasantly, and drew Patient* irririBt in the eity tboald st.onee la M« tba Doctor befaroMlondinstoolhar buinML toward him an old book lying on the table Oflee Uurr.9 a-m.to 4 n m. b«aday».10 to at his side. Selecting one of the two or three blank leaves at the back, he took up DR A I KIN a pen, and dipped it into the ink. '• I confess I was not prepared for such promptitude," smiled one of the gentlemen in reply. “ but we shall be only too happy folliaMe. »ltb marrelou* eScncr rdlwlas aymp- to serve you," adding, a little dryly, “Don’t tom* ano ram-wins tb« ot £“•“••• rwtonw herself on her father's boe. wu “Now, p«pa," she munnu red, aholdngly, “ don’t say ‘ will’to meagaiis. I want you, and nothing else.” In a fow minutes she re turned to her task, but it was with the foaling that th© shadow of death had aett’Jod over the house. All that day and all the next this miser­ able feeling clung to her, and at the close of Che next the substance was there ss well ns the shadow- The hale old gentleman bad, through a strange casualty, passed into the spirit world. The one near relative, a wealthy brother, and various remote ones, gathered to pay the last token of respect and hear the will. But no will was to be found. Con* sequcntly Mr. George Dean was triumph­ ant, without the need of blackening his hands and conscience. Niubt after night had been secretly and fruitlessly ypent in rummaging the cecrtw toiras, etc., of his departed brother, with the firm determination that Nannettc should never touch a dollar of that broth­ er's money. Tliejnorning after the funeral he sent for Nannctto to meet him in the library. She camo iu, pale and weary-looking, a little surprise in her soft eya. Mr. Dean was prompt. Majestically waving her to a seat, he cleared hia throat, and said : “ Of course you know, Nanuetle, that my brother left no will ?" “ I have not thought about it at all," murmured Naunettc, wearily, finding he paused for a reply, and then added, as wearily : “But you are mistaken. He did leave a will." Mr. Dean started, flushed, and exclaimed hastily: “ Where is it ?" “I don’t know." sighed Nannotte. " I only know be told me bo had made one." “ Oh !" ejaculated Mr. Dean, with pro* longed emphasis, and then said, “ That amounts to nothing. In the absence of a will 1 reign master hare." Aroused from her apathy by. the signifi­ cant tone, Nannotte looked up inquiringly, and ho continued: *• Yce, the law gives me everything, and WHOLE NO. 2035. ***‘w C. G. HOLBROOK. kM.,1. Ou. " With my future?" exclaimed bis adopted daughter, raising hsr syre from the book sho had just drawn toward her, and opening them vwy widely os .the old dear; they have helped mo make a fottane. and that fortune wfflKree Eresidsnr Hayes spoaka “with a rafale pcvmWland*xibfa Mlbeduk»" Jiet hia mice fa potential because it fa peaoc&l, and hfa words double Ueanss they arc doubly true.—Prat (/8qp.) There fawtMaftrt MUtaMeia the inanguBd which n»Mt mean all that thsy so bvredlf WaiofafasaMy atpre*. �■ ■i dent Hayas a model inaugural wo think I that he has an intelligent understanding of ----, »i— .— »------------------------wc should not only express our ownr— feelings,' {jje difficulties ol’ the situation and of the but that of more than throe-fourths of the needs of the people.—&. Louie Globe Democrat (Rep.) BO sensible and that it will be bard for most readers to have any partisan thoughts in connection with it.—Botton Journal (.Rep.') uta-m^tional.-Bost™ ZfcraU (Ad.) The new President*s Southern policy is eminently statesmanlike. It is OU that can or Democrat. It is liberal, considerate and patriotic, having in view tho interests and the well-being of the section chiefly concerned and of the whole country, and utterly ignoring the question of advantage or disadvantage to party.—Boston Gfobe (**) There is both sagacity and generous le color line in our politics, and build up )t merely a united North or a united juth, but a united country.—Botton Ad~ rtiur (Rep.) i Considering the means by which he has ached tho Presidency and ..the work ho is laid out far himself in his inaugural, si_do not wonder that the address oouSfe with an appeal to God, “Senators, reaeolatircs, Judges and fellow citi­ The inaugural address of the present occupant of the Executive chair awakens more curiosity than interest. Reaching his high place by means utterly hostile to the 1 spirit and purpose of popular government, and utterly destructive to the fundamental principles of political morality, bis opinI ions, whatever they may ba, have none of that weight which would otherwise attach to them. The address may be considered an enlarged and revised edition of the let­ ter of acceptance, and, like that document, lacks the definiteness and decision which the public have a right to expect when questions of great magnitude and vital im­ portance are under diacumion. This weak­ ness is especially noticeable in the treat­ ment of Southern affairs. The most care­ ful reading fails to convey any clear idea of. what is to be done in the two States to­ ward which all eyes are turned. We are furnished with a liberal quantity of pleas­ ant platitudes, but not one plain, emphatic Winbon from which the future course of the Federal Government may be in­ ferred.—St Lonit Republican (Dem.) BUTTIBH OPINIONS, The greater part of the address was of a character that might have been well re TSmro. Of course general principles do not help ■meh to oool angry passions which have been seething for yean, but there is a time Harriabury Patriot (Dam.) the principles President i are excellent—London It is a very acceptable document indeed. —Philadelphia L^r (/-L) Of course, the address will Mr. Hayes’ comments on the election criticised b? a captious and ordeal which put such a severe strain on press, but the people, to whom it is more the Constitution are such as become a particularly addressed, will receive it in President who, from the moment he takes the spirit in which was delivered, and ask the oath of office, should belong to all par of its author nothing more than the fulfill- ties. On the whole, we do not imagine mentof his pledgee and the firm carrying that even his candid opponents will com­ out of his foreshadowed policy.—Albany plain of tho tone and temper of the ad­ Expreu (Rep.) . dress, which dcais with questions of the Mr. Hayes makes a bid for Southern highest moment—primarily to America, support. How effective it will be io build­ and indirectly to. all the world. Mr. ing up for him a party in the South Hayss speaks with tho dignity and frank­ remains to be seen. It is certain that he ness becoming the Chicf/Magistrate of a will be sustained, North, by all friends of great people, and points the way to ends which, if they ran bo accomplished, will redound to his honor and that of hia coun­ try.—London Daily Telegraph. GM admirable State The n The Triumph of Art in Railroad Travel. W®’. ■— —*-jr------- S--JE— tiuns which have bbeu indulged concerning it It will have a good effect on the country, and will win the hearty praise of program in many directions In no direc­ all but the chronic Democratic extremists. tion is progress more palpable than in the facilities offered the railroad traveler of the (*F) present day.—Looking back but a few This Pretender has made an address. years, wc can sec the toiling snail-like ad­ It is all words—words—words. The vance made day by day by the emigrant's flatulency of the Fradutent President is wagon as it was slowly but surely drawn toward sundown by the patient ox, or the says.—Al&any Aryw (Dem.) slowly rhoving form horse ; then came the The country will recognise with, satiafac- old fashioned stage coach ; following close­ ly, we had the canal packet; then the steamer on tho lakes and riven; then.the locomotive engine and the stage like car. part of the country the people have been Now! the palatial coach, and more than acquainted with the President and ran as­ palatial drawing room and sleeping ear. sure the people at large that his letter of Yet, not satisfied with these, that marvel of mammoth western corporations, the Chicago A North-Western Railway, as we and the address, which reaffirms the senti­ stated some weeks ago, has developed hotel ments dedared and confirms the pdiey cars that will, for elegance, usefulness and real comfort, eclipse everything of the kind that has ever been placed in service on any road. Some of our readers seem to hare some doubts about the merits of hotel cam, or their superiority over the so-called din­ ing car, that is run for a few mites on some roads “I'm not sure about that," said one of out friends, as he had finished fending our first artiolo about these hotel coaches that are to be run on the Omaha and California line of the Chissgo A North­ Western Railway, "I’m not so sure ( would Ills The JJefni-WeekiyhepkblicapJlanjier uxio, M. DXWKT, *■ - - KXMTOB ■ira of dirt-u u> B* •lh” .ho mA u <w of the p~> wulleau»l men of the country, and who has been identified with ths psrty sw» IMO, should have bw unqualifiedly endorsed by H R. Steven’. Co|umni. Th, Temp«rane« VTCBTUrj 7b the Honorable Pretulent of the Txtdim' ChrMan Temperance Union of □Clxe Grfeat the Chiytf Hartinyt: Hastings, Mioh., Mail 19, 1877. Cabinet b lor the time bring unpopular ceipta, I am able with many Seuatora, since their opposition is but the history of Lincoln and Grant repeating itself, for with these Presidents we know that the Senate often arrayed it­ Political Notes. self in apposition, and that only the fact of the people upholding the President Th3 Democratic journals are-proceeding rather than tho Senate deterred the latter to read Mr. Key out of tho party. of January.) from open hostility. From January 15th, 1877 to Maith I5lh. 00V. GBOVXN. • A strong effort is said to be making to Thia new apostle of improvised docto­ reorganize the Republican party in Mis­ ral law has been sworn in as Booster from BbMTsJa, 15ka<*.2jariof bquor.conuiag souri. Oregon, thbugh Mr. Mitchell, In the name of the insulted people of that Stale, of­ Even tho New Orleans Democrat—pro­ fered objections. Grover had proper cre­ fessional bulldozer—is constrained to speak dentials; henoe the personal objections well of President Hayes' inaugural. would not lie, and he is therefore happy of beer, containing 2,912 gallons. Total gallons beer and liqnar, 3.192. because his right to the seat can only here­ Among the rumors floating about Wash­ after bo contested. He, however, tried to ington is one to the effect that ex-Prrai- steal his way into the Senate by appearing dent Grant is to be offered the mission to before the Vice President and asking to be sworn in at a time when the Senators England, wercTTnattentive and buried with other The appointment of Frederick W. Sew­ matters. But Senator Hamlin sent him containing 6,362 g*lk»V. off with a flea in his ear, to await proper ard as First Assistant Secretary of State Senatorial action upon his peculiar case. deserves all the praise that can be be- He retired, so cboptallen and abashed that he would seem to be the .veriest of trick­ atowed upon it. stent, and yet destitute of sufficient brass Parson Brownlow, an implacable radical and impudence to cany out brazenly to Republican, seems satisfied with'Presideut tho end a swindler's role, unless in the Hayes' Southern policy, as far as tho same matters directly under the light of Cro­ nin's nose, or earnest money from Gramer• has been developed. . cy Park. The Cabinet has held its first meeting wnrrx novas kbcxption. and resolved to carry out the plan of civil Mrs. Hayes is proving haraalf fully service laid down in President Hayes’ let­ equal to the oecariou, and prerid- over the various receptions of the White House ter of acceptance and inaugural address. with rarest grace and case. Every day A change in methods of administra­ nines her installment has been a gala day indeed with her and the several ladies as­ tion is demanded, but no Republican can sisting her. Thursday last is but a sample effect U." This was the most plausible day. Find she received a delegation ofla­ campaign cry of the Democrats. What dies in tbs Bed Room, and next a large iilh frightful rapidity. . number of ladies and gentlemen from is their opinion now ? • Pennsylvania. Then proceeding to the The New York THbunesays “ It must East Room, she took a parting leave of mao, from N.v. IM, 187«, to Jon. 15th. 1R77. have been an intarcstiug spectacle when the Columbus Cadets, who had accompa* Mr. Schurz complimented Mr. Chandler, nied her from Ohio. She and the Presi­ dent abook hands with each cadet aa they and it makes it all the pleasanter to know stood in line around the cast side of tho that it was all deserved. cmm of beer, containing 3,234 gallons. Total, 8,499 gallon.. The Concord Patriot, tbs leading Dem­ to friends at home. The Cadets left the ocratic daily newspaper of New Hampshire, city Thursday night, highly delighted with we find 1,848 gallona of liquor and has a leader in which President Hayes'- in' the kindnen and attention extended than since their arrival here by the citizens and augural address is tlioroughly indorsed, military organizations of the District. They are well drilled, and deserve much without a dissenting word. praise for their soldierly bearing, in and out With Rutherford B. Hayes aa Chief of line. Ing to >19.651. Multipiping thia by throe, we Magistrate, and gold at 1.041, peace and Thursday night the officers of the navy, hate the enorooua .ma of »58,9M span! in marine corps and army were received by her and the President. It was truly a brilliant reception, and on do former occa­ tho life of the Republic for tho next four sion have we seen a finer display of elegant toilets and uniforms among the ladies and officers. Every officer of the post was OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. FAMILY MEDICINE heaith-eistobes. ■ tatig— follows nxxMrate cr, ■LLOUS EFFECT. SWOLLEN LIMBS. C-'A. it TJU1EX. A PERFECT CURE. Would not be Without VEGETINE prosperity, specie payments and good will to all men will be the principal features in Washington, D. C. March IS, '77. Ed. Bannxr.— The great excitement aroused by the announcement of the new Cabinet has completely subsided. Not a ripple of it disturbs our body politic, and we are pur­ suing our way as quietly, apparently, as if every Senator and office-holder had had his particular tavorite appointed by Mr. Hayes. Notwithstanding the opposition at first de­ veloped in the Senate, and the displayed desire to resist confirmation, as evidenced by the unheard of reference of the namai of tho appointees io various committees ; yet when the test came on Saturday last ommoa^ruip-.i. EDWIN TILDES. . sentations, and officiated i» mH by all Druggists. NOTICE. the presiding genius on tits semi-official and social occasion. On Saturday she held a ladies' recep­ InU.kMlx tion, at which for hours the White House was as much crowded as ever in the past. We flatter ouredves that no American White (House. Proud as we are of Mrs. Grant and what she has done as wile of the Chief Executive, yet we fed assured that Mrs. Hayes will prove herself a most fitting and worthy successor, and will, un­ der every exigency, demonstrate that she is u true representative of American ernmenU women. The Cabinet will bring to our aodetv a and we will doubtless not be able to find number of ladies, all of whom wo hope’are the unlubricated points for several months fitted to follow the dignified master of po­ litical and social etiquette and ceremonies seemed the most distasteful to tho politi­ cians, and we heard many uttered forabod -■^-UK“rap”,o^"dlb',ra,^ D. S. INTERNAL REVENUE SPECIAL TAXES, SkAI U b< Laataaw. a»ooati"<>, or —SMtf»*at Literary Notices. BE TUB MBRACED WTBDI fHE B VEKDB OF THE LW ABOVE HOOTED Iffi THEFOLLOmVU: ■hlng now-allays to meet with a run the popular feeling that President Hayes must not be trammeled in any respect in his ex­ periment of reconstruction and re form, no Republican Senator dared openly to oppose, though several refrained from voting for confirmation. Two Democratic Senators, Eaton of and easy toe riding in, as these new oars are to bo, and ytt/Mr. Jarrett said “while Connecticut and Thurman of Ohio, voted on the Chicago A North-Western line, indsxof running at an average rate of fifty miles an hour, wo took our breakfast as comforta­ Democrat and ex-rebcl. Wo are aware bly as we would at Delmonico's, in New that Mr. Eston ia duo of tho Bourbons, who never team or forgive anything, and X®*." ' It is well known that the Chicago A that be is hardly conscious of the existssec North-Western Railway is built over the of railroads and tdegraphB, and yet we most favorable lino as to grades that could give up tba eouuudrum, “Why did he vote against Judge Key ?" unless it bs for the address of Mr. Hayes is soon River, with but few curves, its trade reason that the latter has arid he would take no stop in apposition to the wishes of rnlike uttacMon that has President Hayes in matters of appoint. lepublican party since the rith wide roadway, giving xt and solidity—it m as smooth the dow celebrated “Jarrett and Palmer through the South to assure the Southern material and political prospe reconstructed State. But, wnrrx noosx gossip. ination ia wonderful. Our citizens arc deeply interested in the question, what church does the President attend ’ and to-day fed relieved over its solution in hia attendance on Sunday at the Foundry Methodist Church with Mrs. It waa publiahcd on HoeaahoM of Brnvoril," Im («a foot w j| k jj He has no decided preference, but attends the Methodist Church because it is the ilh at Wayland Seminary. In tha country. Il la as Intemting as ever, and auWMthlbo t»7, •bsp*.'1’ ’’22^ । the rule, as Mr. Hayes m a firm believin (he doctrine that the Sabbath should DetroK Advertisaroentt^ GILLET & HALL Pork and D. MALLOR) &C° �.^sklyHe^licajifiappef, Locti Correspondence. iVrugsi^Metlicines, Perfumeries, . Etc-, Etc. Special Notices. Dr. Ed. Bashir: — Schenck* Standard ' Remedies. ,i4> BmU11 ...<T1NG* TOWNSHIP REPUB•■J/. Wr rr«t In. ta, bre„,h, hu ,,VST ‘ 1.ICANCACUS. lu*. » nf th« Townahlp of Martines, i* ‘•^rLn.Ji»t theCenter_8ehool®5?S im on S*rt- IT1OX X0T1CE- ts<r •/ io» Fra# l«th. Irifl clock U .oek prtlMI... „ „ , -oadrtU T4.™«.^, ,ob., — UUo. tkm U , IbHoo. IB Ihu -.4 H *oaU Ua4 1.^.1, „ a. ‘ »a»l prwpvu, at u, arpoi„ . M«k wru., 14, 14.1, a»a«fc«1.„i „4 Ml. oo • IM4. ad, W. 4... oo Jaau „eh u ...14 Urn „„ m la it. poekM. of ik. 4oU,„. Attention is asked to the article on the 2d page showing the relative amounts of liquor euld in Hastings for aV1 |Mt Bnd the sixty days of the corresponding period in 1876. No man who reads that can say the Reform movement has don# no good, for Jl obtainly has reduced the aal# of liquor onehalf, possibly more than that, besides giving to mor# than 100 men the proud distinction of bring recegnixed among “those who dare to do right,” regardless of the personal sacrifices the effort to overcome the habits of long years may require of them. Tua PxacviAjt Sratr is an iaowTomic, pre­ pared expressly to supply the Blood with its Iron element. Being free from alcohol in any form, iU energising effects ar# not followed by corresponding reaction, but ar# permanent, in­ fusing strength, vigor and new life into all parts of the system. an<£ building np an iron constitution. It is a^azeellent substitute for H.thm n> . „ (4, ,4^' «U»k n. llw ,lmml u 4 dab »,< tom«|, „4 —„„ thM<li M lows: Prs-ldeut, 8. R Bryant. Senior He# President, 8. V. R. Fork. Junior Fie# Iteddeni. J. B. Cookson. S«crvtary. J. p. Craw. Financial Bee'y, W. Uodxmark. Treasurer, Qob. Smith. Steward. Jno. Payette#. brake!*, 8. Smlll Wrshals, Smith, C. Gardner. fg«*nl-st-Armx, Harry Song. Vgeant-at-Arms, fter a few appro] •arneet appeal from the 8#nlor Vice Preaident, several new ones came forward and signed th# ^pledge, amongst whom are acme of our meet influential cilixens. who have hgretofora been in th# habit of ueing intoxicating drinks. The ladies, aDc, are very active, and are forming themselves into a Christian Temperano# Union Society. The small boys. also, have put on the blue ribbon, and are forming a : Juvenile club. Truly Bedford, which lias long bten forgot" ten, is bound to redeem herself, and taka a position in the front rank, marshal her forces, and continue the fight until the victory is oura and our citisens are saved from drunkard's graves and placed back in their families—eo­ ber, honest, affectionate husbands and broth­ er#, as they once were. If you should chance to come this way, F riend Dewey, or any friend from Hastings, y#u will find a people whose motto le, "We dare to do right^' Hoping that this may find a pla co in your paper, that the many thousands that read may be led to do likewise, I remain yours truly. TxMPKaavcs. '.Chis space is Contracted for by BARNES & CO. Furniture, Undertaking, Picture Frames, Etc. FURNITURE, THE STEBBINS BRO’S SAY »t»r thfif MriC* t entlUe inwa to usro «f iMiDceodtr tha '•’pmL^.SHBLDON. Chaimsa of the Board of Itefirtrallen. PretateOrder-Estate Michael try. Xitirt-O- r. Soule.... Ssu-ewTeaehwr-Velentlne Raplogte. Itm-irtAnt Notice—R. J. Orant. .Urirul'uml Itaplemants-Mexxer Bre’a All 'About the County. OoHlH). * ■' . Two and a half fee: of snow on the level. Ceuaeil meeting to-morrow evening. The Uvthodis: Social win be at the Parson­ age t»n Wednesday evening. Seme very valuable improvements ar# being made in the office of the County Clerk. v A Reform Cub With about seventy member# wm organ i red at Woodland Center on Friday vertiaing columns/or pay, and seldom trouble ourselves to enquire as to the qualities or met* its of the wares advertised, further than to as­ sure ourselves that they are legitimate and re spcctable. But when an article performs mir­ acles in cur midst, transforming the old to A Teachers’ Examination will bo held at young, in appearance at least, we cannot peas the Kchronte School House on Saturday, it by unnoticed. Wo know of people who, the 24th day ot March, A. D. 1877, at 9 years ago, were gray-headed, and who now o’clock A. M. wear dark and glossy hair. How is'this? It Dated at Hqfe, Mieh., March 12,1877. Valkstisb Rkfloolk, evidently is not colored, for it has a perfect* Township Superintendent. natural appearance. Instead of the harsh, dry, marl9,m&t staring look of hair Mamed with nitrate of ail. i4er or other common hair dyee. No I It has Notice. been restored to it* youthful color, lustre and vitality by th# uno of that wonder of wonders* HalTs Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rsnswer. It has many imitators, but there is nothing like iL The test of years only increases its fame, while iu imitators die and ar# forgotten.— Botton ZXady Glehc. TO CONSUMPTIVES. The advwtiser. hxvinr been permanently cm that dread disease. eonsnmpUan. by a simi Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have pricedlheir Goods, for you will save money by it. . ■ • Everybody knows they are the only PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS l in the city and attend promptly to all calls in that line day or night Important Notice. Furniture Depot, South Side State St, Hastings Mich. March 3rd 1877 if. ACUIori Stat. CouacU ot the “Rad Ribboaa”—A Needed Move to Per­ manency by the Reformer! - The Council Called to Meet la Eaat Sag­ Thtrt are now nearly-700 subscribers to th# Txaperar.ee p!edg» >n this city, and mor# ar# inaw oo April 17th. 1877. Drug8, Medicins, Etc., Etc. local Ibpipcpp (Utica? sjdb-i to the list every meeting. Hon. H. w’ Lord hM th# thanks of th# Ed­ itor of thMtamraa for a copy of hia report #s Secreury ot the Stale Board for th# Snpervteios of Charitable, Penal and Reformatory In- Notice. One of the very largest Temperance meet log of,the season was held last evening at Union Hail. . Speeches war# made try the Edit­ or of the Baasn, Mrs. Normaa Bailey and The winter term uf our schools will tdos# #* Friday, with th# usual examinations during tba «oek. Parente would.do well to tot for lh#mselvte what has been the result of the winter*• Ayer's Advertisements. Wm. H. Goodyear. Ayer’s PHARIACHfflCAL CHEEff. Hair Vigor, PEOPLES DRUG STORE. For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. Physician’s Prescriptions *nd A Farm of 40 acres to rent. 25 tato improved, with buildings. Inquire of J. R. Eastman, office over Hastings National Family Recipes Bank. marl*77 pared with Drugsjand Chemicals carefully pre­ of-purest quality only. . pAV18’ The Ladies society, connected with the Presbyterian church, will be entertained on Friday afternoon, by Mrs. H. J. Kenfield at her rwiSeuce on east St ale street. The g#ntiemen Th* Pound social at Union Hall on Saturday epaing, was a greet success. Th# Tablesux xcd entertainment generally, gave great utistacuon, while the receipts for the benefit «f the pw, about >76. speaks the heartfelt hlttMU of ths people in the tempersmeo S«- CARBOLIC OIL ( ■ t 1 '’““AdSEi rcrrtcH to cftsoiTOKi Jaae# Clarke is fitting up ths neatest and law office in this cily, over ths Drug ■kre of JiaiM p, Roberts. H# x# working earnestly in the Temperance reformation, is active and efficient in all he has to do, and we taepwk for him the attention of men who are compelled to employ a lawyer to aid them in proenring their rights. The Reform Club room on Tuesday ev#«l»g‘». is far mere attractive than any Liquor “loon, and it would be for the good of the if some men of genuine humanitarian high moral and social impulses, and F“t personal influence, would go (bar# *md by the potent charm of their presence the onward program of that, truly humonitertart ”rk, in which that club is engaged. maj» and time tables of this new and pop­ LIN I ME NT ular route from Kansas Gtyaod Atchwon to Pueblo, Denver and all pointe in Colo­ Dlaiafectx, Parlfle*, »##U* a«* Henli. rado, New Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Mines. Tho finest line of Pullman Cure# Bhcumalixm and Neuralgia, Sleepers on the continent between the Mis­ Instantly allys th# pain of Bara*. souri River and the Rocky Mountains Heals tli# most Obarinat# Sore# aad Ulrera. without change. Address T. J. Amdsbibok, Gm. P^u. Ag. Topeka, Kan. >»-IT NEVER FAILS! Try it Onor-W Pri^ SO ant*, wad Oa« DUUr *«r ff#«fe. For sals bx all dracrirt*. Taka a# *th#r. । , | . । i , (A true eoWJ Cnaa-M. h-iarrsa. vi ----- FROBATKORDEiC FERRAND WILLIAMS 1 CO., rriMwl Detroit. Mkhlxaa. by thia application. Instead of foul­ ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray er foiling offi aad consequently prevent boldneaa. Free from tboee deleterious substaxuxB which make some preparations dan­ gerous, and ixyurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit hut not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found eo dear­ able. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich, gloeey lustre and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co., V# cannot conceive of any action the Login- : U‘«’ eerid possibly take that would bonMi 'b» whole people of this State to largely •• Wall Paper aad Boot BheWag M fobltf Smith. Hocli 4 P*mwn’«. ‘he present wane than ssneelesii re-i<-ucmea( llj4. np be sold be k-ths Michigan test of 16«». The ail of the Umland test of, 110-, ws beUeve isytetf« Sugar and Codfish at foMtf Smith, Hoglb A Pmmwm a �v___ . ™7^ XV* will not strain otu aekuuc «Uh<. For d*od? of glory or of sU»»o: Ur add the siow^rom spark of liafat. To sn alrwir dealhtas nuac: 5or fisant tho Mattes toreh of ftao Ono* more along th* boatan way. B* oars a more Id port ant aim. To prim this victory to-day. Th* wimt oonncih la th* land, Hava d*ckioni frooly airen ; That fr«dnuo’> risht mart sure ooaunuU. Raapact from fsotiona that's rivan. W ith compticu» both vilo and rift. That's urer rrasptes for th* sway. Ena thou«h pntfadlc* does assail Th* patriot's bout doth fire. With rceoollcctiom of tho oast. H* bath** hi, tool io story's ray; Maiioo from him h»'l freely cart. oo. ... B' b’ * in rapt attention, while he listens ’ to the I sound of tho poateffice dying awayin ten_ . i dcr cadence, like the vague, haff-rumcm’ b«™l -Ml. or. a~m do.o lb. 031101 • .1,^™ ^.1. l)„ „.rl f,,nr Rubenstein can write on opera in 34 minutes^ A spendthrift, who had wasted nearly all _s patrimony, seeing an acquaintance in a Man thinks uf the •woman of eoat not of the newest cut, told him bo the consolation. thought it had been his mat-grandfather's Pittsburg claims to have raised over 89­ coat, " So it war," said the gcntieuiau ; । “and I have also my great grandfather’s 090 for the P. P. Bliss fond. land, which is more thiu you can say.” England is determined to build a manDon’t put too much confidence in a of-war which can't bo sunk. lover’s vows and sighs,” said Mrs. Parting­ Ancvj “ diamond” mine has been dis­ ton to her niece; “ kt him tell you that covered m Yuba county, California. you have lipa like strawberries and aream, The Massachusetts fishermen took out chocks like a carnation, and cyw like an asterisk ; but such things oftener oomo 223, 713j barrels of mackerel last year. from a tender head chan a tender heart’* Darwin says birds bare religious distinc­ “ Ike,” eaid Mm. Partington, “ who’s tions. Hens probably belong to the laity. this Electoral Bill that tbay’re making Is it right that “ Lent lectures ” should such a locomotion about in the House of very often ’ * “ ‘' Reprebensiblcfl ? I don’t wonder that they mons? doubt his voracity and have a tribulation Never hurry. More men have died from of eommissionaries set on him.” Ike re­ getting oijt of breath than from any other plied that ho run for Congress against Buf­ falo Bill, whom he distanced. Then the When proposing to a widow the ques­ old lady went to sleep, and Ike gavu the tion whether her first husband is. dead or cat a ritx bath and a spoonful of boneset. divorced should bo put as delicately as poemble. • NEW AOVERT1SMENTS. <3. P." Rowe 11 ~&TCo'e~. Col. CHEW-SMOKE «XDf. rfWimTCHLESS I n i&nj-.h. J, FTXKr-T Pla« TOHAC < <> In the World. ASK FOK IT. PRORATE ORDER. urr <-s Micswaw.j^_• '5 • H olloway's Advertisements". OfWs.’sfi »250fip, HEALTH AND ITS :PLEASORE 'EAR. AOBKTO vi'ANTMI) rar Grand ComhinaHte *Ff»- BOOKS The Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Com­ «ct pany will now scad a telegraphic message Trtid! K1E 'jSSTfrw’ii?w’STaO! Statistics show that the children of every to any point witbiu five hundred miles of class of murderers are almost invariably the office from which the dispatch is sent for 25 cents. Theiar in tho Wayne Circuit Court I on Wednesday returned a verdict in favor of T.- C. Owen, of Ypsilanti, for the full Arnold, the wnting-fiuid man, has made amount of bis claim against the K B. ' >1,000,000 by it. That's the sort of an Ward estate, >52,300. ink-oomo to have. A new Government mailroute has been M8W l»THE TIMETOJECURE IT eetabliabed on the Chicago 4 Northeastern Railroad, between Flint and Lairing, thus making a through mail route between Port and otlurt luxuries. Tho mammoth Aputfee that was found in Huron and Chicago. A HOME and FARM HOLLOWAY’S PILLS ' 5erron* Diaordc.-n«roral»w2Ii?^S^!,l‘h"n 2£j??kiB«’*4wa it Ut wffvCwj SAt.K OX EXECrno.M. >» XKVWJXl. y of Barry, J, • .^»zS‘xr^,l',';rr^ Pierid* i« 12 fa# in circumference and In the Senate, Col. Shoemaker has in? troduoed a bill to prohibit |hc sale uf wrighs 19 pounds. liquor on election day. TLatbill ought to ’Tig.the signer that best knowa tho world become a law, and the penalty for its vio­ ht1 twenty whose lip is at sixty curled with lation made a State prison offence. disdain al'its follies. Tba Grand Trunk and Canada South­ Australia’s wool crop is now four times as valuable as her gold crop. Last year it ern Railrods have pooled their pomenger business between Detroit and Buffalo. State Main. The numbar of trains on caeh mid has Perhaps "it would be dangerous for us to been reduced, and tho tickets of one road possess the abilities wc covet; it is always arc accepted on tho other.- j-. Lansing has 1,000 who ribbon. safe to consecrate those we have. George Jerome of tho Detroit and Mil-, Uptrich foathara soil to deakriffor about waukee railroad and James V. Joy of the IS&tpcr pond, but after that they are Michigan Central were in Lansing on tho — U-eoaffoalde fVcek >5 per Wcer for a h<Mat about that maftfe per trance. Sth instant, by invitation of the Railroad night watchman. It is conceded in London that our Committee, and made powerful arguments against the repeal of the charters of these bonds are. tho only foreign national securi ­ There wore righty-four deaths' in Ptirt ties in which the British public may safely companies. Hupp last yw, The Portland RefonfijClub numbers over 800 members. - . " ' A little California girl wanted the doct­ or to vapcloate her pot dog, because she Gen. B. M. Cutabcou has been madei did not want his complexion spoiled bt postmaster at Manistee. small-pox. The Detroit Red Ribbon Club numbers 2,167 good men and true. “ Cemetery" is the-name of a new sta­ tion on the Stony Croek Railroad. All Battle Creek Has a nTgh’t police, bill the. “ deedheads" are expected to get off at that station. members are-itot uniformed. What odd heads the ladies must have. Charlotte has a Silsby engine, two hose, A Paris writer says that ladies will have carts and 1,000 feet,of hoje. bonute of seventy-two shapes to choose। The Sturgu boys are having the mumpe. from next spring. They are best with vinegar on them.. A Delaware farmer has evolved-the “hoc B. Worms «».l II. Kiri Wu, cure.” Hn thinks gentle exercise in the of Detroit, left for Europe on the 16th 3cn air, and tho sense being useful; is that half the invalids need. ■ The slaughter of - Ouster's commaud ’ strengthens our belief that the- only good Indians in this country are those standing Scarlet fever has been having a run in in front of cigar stores. Montague^ and fifty cases have ppema faThe first step towards making a man of your son is to train him to earn what be Tha Gruners are ■MOtiatitg for the spends,; the next beat step is to teach him purchase ot H. O. Weston's plaster bter- how to aare his earnings. Tho balance of cash in the State Treas­ ury March 3 was <858,868.52 ; receipts d uring the week andiag March 10 were 147,535.83; payments during none time were >18.155.18; balance in treasury March 10, 1877, I888.21M7 , increase for the week. >28,380.65 Saturday, the stockholders of the Star Line of steamers elected as Directors .John J. Bagley, Wm. McKay, Robert L* Montgoim ry, George McMillan, and Wm. E. Warnncr; and Mr. Warriccr was "cleeted President and Treasurer, and R. L. Mont­ gomery Secretary and Manager. The Allegan Jnumn! asks the following pertinent questions in regard to the con­ duct of the Bchods : “ Do you have any idea what they art doing with your chil­ dren at'the public ocbodii ? How can you tell if you never go to sec ? The biggest part of your tex is school lax. and you .may not got the worth of your money if you take no interest in the way it ia.sx- The following appointments made by the Govern or were confirmed on the 8th inst. by the House andlfthilcTb joint convene tion : Adjutant Gcdcral. John Robertson of Detroit; Quartermaster General, Solo­ mon 8. Matthews of Pontiac; Inspector In the economy of nature nothing ja General, Lewis W. Heath of Grand Rap­ 'QuB.'PkubibiudnisU are out with an adids; each for two yeara. Trustee for six dreyji to the'people of-the State, asking for lost. Tho inside of an orange may refresh, years of the Flint institution for educating one man, < while the outside of the a p^tffiywjt iMpn* law. . , ;tho deaf and dumb and the blind, Chas. fruit may^rve to break .another - G- Johnson of Monroe; trustee of the same institution to fill vacancy caused by uewspapera sent from ooe finn in Chicago They said toCie ; father .of ope of the the resignation of Mr. Hsa-eum, Jas. M. to the reedere of this State. r ; : prize winners at college, “ So your son has Nessmith of Kabmasoo. The steamers ^orthweat and R. N. Rice eanwd hiw spw T-’ * Y«s.” rvpliad the of the Detroit and Cleveland line ore un- practical old man, “and now he’s' got to Fro* fha ftraad RaxMr EasI*. dergoiag a thorough overhauling. earn hia boots.’’ The Democratic Stench. An Irish gentleman, hearing of a friend tinted David ia«h*15th having a stone coffin made for himself, ex- | Tho Chicago Tsmas gives the. parting Jy, riveted to daimed x “By me aowl, an' that's a good idee I Shore, avr-a stone coffin 'nd lant a kick to tlte kt* House pf Representatives: “The 1’orty-Fourtli House of Representa­ man his Hfidime. ” 'ii^r’!5S»iui of Jackiion tives is K more. There is no need of any “ To sail a glass of cider in Maine is ,obituary writing about the poor, emascula­ against malpractice in dentfirtrv hatf been presented in the Legislature by Senator >1,000 fine and two months in jail." And ted and backbonetew deftmet. It was, they'll soon make it a hanging offence— . without exception,the most fcebk and brain­ JlmM^ents'haYeBeen maxb rar a leofor if it be not actual murder, it may lead less ; House or Representatives that ever as­ Jsembled in Amcricx It waw an assemblage tuftsin Battle Cccek from 1*101. Swing, to the victim petting slewed. bdtoae the Y; M. C. A., to come off to­ of mediocrity, stupidity,' bombast and Nasby nays : <‘-I novar knowd that cuss- ' ward ebe last cf March. In life it never had apurpoee. in even a muk ever made it go, onlom the brainkiariaB. 1 In death it has not left a friend. It ennre the cumin wut reinforced with a dub. Tbertareonly ten miles of iron rail re-. i with a bad odor and went out with a maining on the Michigan Central Railroad Bwearin and club, in eksl proporaliens, hex in J>« \ •>*’ «U«1 bed ।bad amcll. Miserable, heterogeneotm'foesp-■ between Detroit and Oiicago, and that will M-l fraud—it is gnu®! _Wp shall nettr jit lota more faith u> the dub than in the able « >" ntooRl the TOMS wo hope we abali ’■ nave^-look upon cu»ai£‘" !, k_. least I Tic Democratic preponj A Ifcw' MTftwd. .Conn., maiden, who 'its like deran cc in that House was about a two thirds found hen-ch* in unpleasant company after Ik C icago^, and the .accepting an invitation to take a ridgh ride majority. ’ myority of that H< Ml have been working in the name hapww Einoe die natniuatio:------------- ... up to the hour uf ita^nil jj^olution. AH' Western readera kuowrpretty well what a pungent putridity lba..2o»« ta. Now just ret al, Grandville. fcssS'a ssru: btUiitUr lL-T^rT* ** . Motherland Vanghierr. ^wisg.iss^^'ttgaiaE cTcnteon <T7). in of t**e number isveiS ity of II wtine, tn.said County of Barry, tba shore PM FERRY SCO Kt-U iiig nachiiic Agents, and 5®0 m<-u of rnrrvy nwd ability to learn thr bnstucts of selling Mew ins lUachiuea. Compensation Uberal.but varying according to ability, character a»<r-------lions of the Agent. Ft •r partiem Vita SeWMacto Ci. Cte Legals. TO*.—<<*^4 tB tb* iolusovor tb*rari*o> of lb* ya»*T*- th—* rW« shraUte taken areonliacta ?'* sad tbs Uiuuctnl riuiM bo wall rabbed into the naal ofthel-^k -i«Um*. Thi» treoL-nrnt will r!rr almost immeJbl* raD«f wb«n all other reraai have failed. For Stomachs out of Order. L. .<ais“g»j“i™; Ko tnodklsv win so etft*to»llr trnpro,«the reseofthu stomrah as thw. pul* r they rtmo* HI =£2JS“tef “r.Mtciapsrsae* «r in- XThere is a time for all things. Tha The L. 8. A M. 8. 'Jtedrowl Company time for an ink-bottle to tip over on your are inspecting all its bridges and snaking wilting )mpR,soya She Oil City Darriok, is just when you have finished a letter. tliorongh repairs. -.j* £X3 ’ »TI*niH eonatrrfv.::nc : (thorax*, knoviBK U« Contract. Wb-fotev I* <*arider»’.ft MTiur W takiattb* SJScr.T.fesi.sri;;' ———-------- - REMOVAL ! PubliOa.- uh tba ftaktea Repablicaa n*r- «... ■•.to', Bw.Cwu.IU.^IUm. 77 “LECHJaA‘ Orricc .r-^a Kmw h/to/io^ of T1CCO1' gry of O^L ^foLfof *nn.r*> kut //t^fLf Loc^fto tf Ttc flOLfflfJtO Uf S/OI1! � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-03-22.pdf fed2285d7c0ddd1dea073429b3d23cb4 PDF Text Text NO. 94. VOL. XXI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY MARCH 22, 1877. New Adverijeeaentg. jhtSBjoi-'fceHyheplihliraj! tapper MOD NCTS TO THE PUBLIC! GEO. M. DEWEY L'DllOR .SffSJotRgSfcH? PUBLISHER. l.\'D aS f r "Afrrfs’ rtfriifs m?-’. 9 'mrasHBHSEifeW' j.Mtehi Swift on the War Path with a new and well selected I cannot tall. s ’ USClttPTION: .......... —sc STOCK OF GROCERIES W itbboldlnx not the crart and eup. DVERTISINQ. to ttMO 2 W01 HOQl _»J» iinoi J5.00I 4KOO ii<Meaal » . inform my old customers and the Soft. whit*. Bad silent In lU tUl: PEOPLB OF BARRY COUNTY Generally that I have again embarked in iiv u ts 3TH irr;;r y j jltiu !•••»; Hope ht Inspired; kind word. h. Mid -yr 32 PffiffllL AND BUSINESS' MS At my OLD STAND on Jefferson Street. fcaT The above goods have been selected with great care and will bo Fi, i DEFY COMPETITION A. ?I. Bl DH Fweelcnct hli »l»ep and dally br»»d. Let no Uheheed. For life U brief. .«ae-BbwY7Su»eStreet. HmIIhp. nnn>X5T7lf. JOHN R. EASTMAN. ATTORVKV AT LAW A SOLICITOR /Call soon and examine my stock and prices. J. H- SUTTON. _ ba»15'7J^ Marble Works. ALONZO D, QADWAI ATTORNEY AT LAW A WINSLOW'S STEAM te«ivB ■ramix b:»i» 8u».t PHIL W. 51< circuit o>urt commj MARBLE WORKS rates »a«aUou. s»d MiddJrnll-. Writ be! VEiirl F. S. BOWEJC.KCm»U sfwvejor. Dtpata Ishsriff «tU Qiaml \«ain*M«r. • act iu tlrt Eoart Honn. ■ HuUnr. Mich. af A.t K alamazoo, Mich? CENTRAL HOUSE. .T. ftsj 2SLS1E “ wittBMi/. GoYr.ubJinx it connection with Ua Cbarnt >imr •« Banal. liuUan. Mich.. Soot. 21. IKS. xxrtltf Sweet’s Hotel, HRAJID RAPH»........................... WARD AN“ ROOM, Monuments of the best American and Imported Marble, Ta&eU and Headstonre of all description made to order on short notice notice, also Granite Monuments of the various patterns supplied to customer MICH PER DAY. cutti DENTIST Nasiville, licliiai. xxi33tn6 Pensions. Carriage. Sin and Ornamental iB.es, PAINTER • SUSPENSION BRIDGE. The Recent Reporta Respecting the Structuru ’-ExaminatJonby Engineers —What hss thus far Been Discov­ ered—A few Strands of Iron Cor­ roded-When the Work of Inspec­ tion will bo Completed—Interesting Facts, Ac., Ao., Ac. ’ As much surprise wua occasioned by the anaouncemcut that railroad traffic over the great Suspension Bridge had ceased by or­ der of the authorities of the Great West­ ern Bailwy Company, and as many ru­ mor*—many of th.iu of a startling charneter—respecting the condition of tho structure itself were floating about, a re­ porter of the Commercial yesterday visited Suspension Bridge for the purpose of ob­ taining. if possible, the real facts. «» Believing that the Bridge Company would not be inclined to withhold reliable information concerning a matter in which tho general public is so much interested, application was made to Mr. W. G. Swan, Superintendent of tho Bridge. and Uns gentleman, we take pleasure in saying, readily answered onr interrogations, and manifested no disposition to conceal any fact which th* people at nu*ht ProP' erly demand to know. ONE FOOLISH RUMOR UUOOK to. »«.y tint preruW too»< >b« Scpcwioo Br.Jw, W“ «» 11" c®“‘ U.» of Briiiw bl WeMmi KJhr»y Co-WJ™ •b°»‘“ expire, .nd Ihu it iud a»ed toe Moppw. »ted distrust in — -----.ito ch. d«W> <* °b?i°'°* Jefferson St., gilmorb a ser k Cd.. •eUeitan. PaURtB proeared in Ml < B' L>8ur**« .. , _ .i_- n—» U'MWtrn Comna- HE.HU READ! READ! Special Medical Announocment bttyvreM- Old BooMy I**d Warrants. to k-ra oooEH«»« '* ,1,e JX, ud durJAlky »f Bnd*“IMPBCTWto or TW« Abo.1 Er. y— W> »JPbrt‘f Id- 'of it !<”j Comfort and Happineoi TO THE Afflleted 1 Slek and OF HASTINGS AND YICWITY. 6-lid .ire _ THE LEASE. Dy an .agreement entered into between the Bridge Companies above named and the Great Western Railway Company of. Canada, on the 1st day of October, 1853, the Bridge Companies leased td the Rail­ way Company *• railroad floor «nd structure, including all Its supports, fix­ tures and gates, excepting the' ridcwxliai and their pate* for nnd during the continuance of their (th* Bridge Companies') charter " ■ •' for the sum of foity-firo thousand dollars for each year,” THE COMPANIES. The following is a list ai the Board off, Directors of the American and Canadian. Companies; ’ . AMERICAN COMPAJTT. L. Burrows, President; R. L. Burrows, Geo. L. Burrows, Alexander Stewarts Lot C. Clark, W. A. Roebling, A. L.- Warner. CANADIAN COMPANT. J. A. Woodruff, Pramdeot; Thsa. B. MerriU, Ju. R. Benson, Richard Milter, J. L. Ranney, Rt. Bev. T. B. Fuller, J. F. McGlaaham. . having held the pooiti years.—Buffalo (AT. . yertuer, March 10, 11 flO.WH-1. m viahhB pardoned out uv the New York perutensbary for die purptu, on the spot to watoh me, to see that I took em there; and th* accootote to hev a Injeany reformer, te- S3TK.C! EFFECT VPON TUB ROADS- from the Injeany commit hod turned over the voters a faCOn the Central road the Detroit Expros, leaving Bufalo foe th* Falls and bridge at 7 A. M., and th* Aooouuunda- raw iwTwwr iwirwcnow, rwlU «f.«U Assrecute ssellon ot eaah ef U>» foyr Ooptolertole corioeil, hu been mini”,Th^'Te>rs •£» 'b« C«M<li“ Oorijo- fostod and many enqutrice made, as to the effect of the suspension of passeoger traiw £2 Wrond toil P<>'“ >• *1“ F" ,1“7 over the Bridge would have upon the 7r ,1. .JJo wore l-UMd- creiM of the Osutral and Kne roads, Upou enquiry we learned the foilowiag XSf»Mgta.W<>“d believo that, when finally completed, the cost was 1500,000. It is argued that, as tho strain upon tho THE ANCHORAGE. cables te five per cent, greater at the point NAS BY. where they rest upon the towers than at The anchorage was commenced in Sep­ the point where tne nine wires had parted, tember. 1852, and was formed by sinking Mr. Nnby Reviews the aiiuafion, and the loss of strength at the anchorage is 5 shaft* into the solid limestone rock, that Cornea to Several Conduaione. bftmpreetable. here compose i tho uppermost stratum of Portions of the corroded wires were cut .■ the cliff*. This layer is soliu for a depth jff for nd i> ™14 fe«, uodorlid b> .Iu»mu>m >bU^ CoNFKDkiT X Roads, Y fcoud to., to., rOThrd toOT«r^»JI Eich j . fqUo,^>b |idto^2 (Wich is in tho State of Kentucky,) > “flkiog *«d tomriw. Oo« rf too (now. J qn thq Ne< Tott March 12,1877: ) of ™»orU,-to.. wbkb otmm ■«« „ „ok w, j,pth of 05 few. Tb. fM,„b The deed is dun, the work of dostroyin comxkd-tooul to™ w jn length, » | ooc w.heOT i> ool. 18 fOT, wbOT toe the Govermentis finished-, and the DemocUMleo. 1. «uuis*d , weight, of 1.3b rgA prored err, kid, and wjtoout Uf, fi> riire, I the. degenerit Dimocrisy, sits down pounds, and drew down to half its size, *urc. Tills shaft was not sunk deeper on and aYfcpts it without a murmur. Tber before parting. All the corroded wires, it account of the great influx of Wftter and aint agmn 'td he any struggle for our‘rite* should be stated, were on the outside of difficulty of bailing. In consequence the ther alnt again tt> any war, nor nothin. the strands examined. Thu corroding is lowest link of that chain was oreiltod, and When Tilden wua talkin of restatanen,.! supiKwcd to have been caused by moisture a greater hold given to tho rest by reverse conaolod myself with the idee that ef I from frost which penetrated the water-lime arches, thrown against the knuckles, also coodent git a postoflis I mho hev a sutler­ cement in which the masonry of the anehorby the introduction of crorabara. With ship, but all that is gone. 'All that Tilden pits is laid. It is the intention, as we the exception of this shaft, all the othersand. five millions nv dollars undertook to learn, eventually to remove the masonry on both sides of the river, have been sunk do in the interest of pure govermeut, hi and “ house" the anchor-pits in such man­ to an equal depth of 54 foet below the undone ; Hayes is President, reform lies ner u to prevent the penetration of damp railroad track. The surface of the rock or moisture. _. on ilia Canada aide being 10 fret higher It is averred by those familiar with the than on the Now York ride, the depth of mode in which the bridge is constructed, shafts was increased that much, and the that if one-quarter of the actual strength height of the masonry above reduced in of the cables were gowe, the structure 1j proportion. Each shaft lias a cross section would still possess a sustaining force of 3x7 feet, enlarged at th* bottom to a I am wot only disappointed at theswEQUAL TO FOUR TIMES chamber of 8 feet square. Tho anchor sult, but I am disgustia with them ea bed the ordinary strain put upon it It is chains nrc composed of 9 links, ail of which the management , uy aflaree for us. The further asserted that, if there was any are 7 feet long, except the uppermost or devdopementa that .her bin made seuco danger of '‘giving way," the same would lost one, which is 10 feet, The first or the investigasheiM hev oommenstv don't manifest itrelf in tho elongation of*the lowest link is composed of 7 bam,' 7x| please me at all. Til den-and*Reform is a . wires, when a comparatively heavy strain inches, and is secured to a cast iron anchor cold blood id, rooroenary wretch, wich bee or weight was put upon them ; but that a plate by a pin of 3} inches diameter, rooined th* Dimocratio party. He don'tcritical test having been instituted, it was ground upon its scat. The next link is found there was no elongation, and that, composed of 6 bars of tho same rise, and when the fetxain or weight was removed, the cables returned to their normal condi­ section of each is 60 superficial inches. ]i 0UI xiv dollan lions dollar* in trj in to elect hisrelf and tion, with the natural spring. From tbo fourth link on, the chain curves, Reform to tho Presidency. Damuabl* st­ After all, there would seem to be no and the section is gradually increased to poaure I Fearful oorrupahen ! Whcr hex good cause for apprehension as to the sta­ 93 superficial inches. . . ■ ■■sell----------- ®—1 -------------- » bility of tho Suspension Bridge. Nevcrit ? Wat win done with wat wuz spont THE CABLES. theleas, it is refrsahing to see, in three dap, at tho begtnin, at the St Loois Obvuqwhat some people might even be incliiuHl There arc 4 cables of 10 inches -diame shen ? Rx a reform Dimoerat I demand to regard as an excess of caution on the ter, cooh composed of 3,640 wires of smalT' to know. He pade mefcr my vote in that part of a railroad corporation; and we No- 9 gauge, 60 wirea forming one square Convenshun, the beggarly num uv fimr think that the action of the Great Weetern inch of solid section, making the solid *ec- , hundred doltan, and his ttgenta ashoored Company, in ordering th* dboontinuance tion of each cable 60.40 square incheo, , me that that wua the highere price pwde., of passenger trains acrou tho Bridge until wrapping not included. Beleeyin cm, iu my eimplicity 1 toofcflfot the question of its entire safety u satisfac­ Each of the four largo cable* is composed torily settled, is worthy of all comnidn Ja of seven smaller ones, which I call rtrandt. Each strand contains 520 wires. Ono of (ion. The agine my feelings when 1 dtskivered that RWMPTION OF FASOWGER TRAFFIC these forms tlic center, the six- other* arc he did actooally pay ex high es five tbowaover the Bridge—that ie, the time ot re K around iu The 520 wires cotnpo*an d dollars for single reform delegatee, and sumption—is a matter of some uncertain a< ic strand are in fact one endless wire, ty. The opinion is exprereed thit' the obtained by splicing h number of single four thousand dollars, eaeh, for. reform work of inspecting the anchor-pita and wires. The ends of strands are paired cabiea, and the replacing of wirea, if it be around and confined in cast-iron shoe*, they run. Kevin recoorod the nomiutthen wrt did foood l,OTOT>y >» to^OT -y. “Isbl h" which also receive the wrought-iron pin MM.plU.kl la Irar iotU BalweahoaH that forms a connection with the anchor millions I Five millions I Who got that? ba ioaiaed to n»ri ton u ratoer Uo chains. I got four hundred more, bat I wua to short a period. TABLE or QUANTITIES. FBKIGHT THAWS. Lenxth of briJre from centre to een-____ i. ’ S.f.rEScssrio««n — — =a«4U Although passenger trains do loneer crore the Bridge, the running of freight out uv it. It wuz stipulated that I wuj to quent. Ui Hiu°>"°th ht win baatHenreretolE — willouMfor couultalioi dsrtagimaM “>*he< a iPMtaltrof the fullowiasl M., NewYotk Expire*, from the portion of the masonry; Nd deta0ed re*> port of the result ha* yet been made, and Bridge for Buffalo, have been abandoned probably will not be made until al! the THE GREAT WKESEBN. anobor-pito have team examined. .Mr.’ Trains on the Great will Hobson, hoqcvcr, advised the diwbnripnance of passenger trains ove? the river, and leave Clifton (the Canadian, end of the Suspension Bridge) as follows. Through hence the order to that effect. EXAMINATION BY ANOTHER RNULNEKR. Western train (carrying tho rnnfl^ at 8R0 Ool. W.A. Roebling, engineer of th*. A. M; at 1.30 P. M., connecting with the East River Suspension Bridge at New Pacific Express from Buffalo via the hiYork, and aou of John’ A. .Roebling, the ternationxl Bridge, at Merrjtton Junction, engineer by whom tho great RaHwayStis- at 3.45 P.M. AceommodaUon for Irenpemnon Bridge over the Niagara River don. was constructed, at tho request of the S;1MPEM81ON BRIDGE. Bridge Company, us we understand, some Even at this day, the reproduction of days ago sent hw arefcant, Cd. W. H. some of the facte regarding the building of Payne, to examine the reichor-pit that had previously been opened on the Canadian tho great Railway StupcRsion Bridge will be interesting. side. Before giving the result of. Ool. As before stated, tho constructing engi­ Payne’s examination, it may be well to make some explanation of tho manner in neer wu John A. Roebling,, and ho in a which the ends <>f the cables arc anchored report “ to tho Pruudtoto tod Directors of in the pits. Each end of each cable, after the Niagara Falls Suapenaion and Niagara Falls International Bridge Companies," entering the pit, is divided into dated May 1, 1855. announced “ the Ni­ SEVEN STRANDF, ■ and each strand, consisting of 520- wirea agara Suspension Railway Bridge complete (No. 9 size), terminate* in a loop—each iu all its parts," and that tho trains of (ho loop passing around a “ shoe,’’ “collaror New York Central and Great Western “sheave" fastened to the anclior-bars. Railways had “been crossing regularly Having UlLTlUg examined VHUlUll-U five U.K of the seven strands siucti . the 18th of t. March, averaging over itu toe eJi. n. dlridud,*’Cd. U - .hito --— -* | 30,Inp per d«j. ..v ...Mowing are from the re­ Pavne found found that that nine nine of of the the wirea, wires. on on the the The following extracts ex Payne under side of the '‘shoe," were corroded port of Mr. Roebling, and will give those and bad parted. These wires can be re. not posted some curiouo information re­ placed by splicing, os in the main cable. specting some of the principal features of the passage of freight trains was quite fre­ DR. J. B LrSUHE WHOLE <0 2038. ■3 dSskw of too Cbkf fc- MH. *•*'*•}“* Tb.fca» J �about an ckal per in both parties, and I am wiilin to that wat a cold and unfeel­ in world calls villian.s holds the manage ment uv^oth parties , I know thqy.do in cure. The Republikina deny tins; but ef O0R WASHINGTON LETTER. Political Notos. Au extra session of Congress is regard­ . as inevitable. I ISTOTICE. Local Corrcapondanot C. P. Rowell & Co*8. Cqjk Tho Incon,ioIonoy of Ihh Democracy— South Carolina and Lo polnntneente—Eariy Mj Th© Reading Room. IMTERKAfo REVEMp wuJ taxes Nte Senate—EhL, eta the “giant of the Wwbosb" uuoocnsy put thcr scoundreb'to tho front The peo pie don’t kcer about corrupt Republikia managers when they put aich men ' but think uv rich men ex Wxau ni<nfc,»'C Jfarcb 1C. T7. Inauguration Day will not fiul upon Sun­ day again until March 4, 19k7. . The peculiarity most noticeable in the disputed. Think of it •too.- Senator Merton declines t.bc Chairman­ average Democrat, is an inability to see and bver,” and yet Upon careful computation ship of the Committee on JZoretgu Affairs. anything good m what anybody else docs. Having, been for rit^teenyeara without a‘ Umaih o' actual sums of money expended In a u beautiful mal congratulations to th-; new President. pUWorm or k priiajlo,-ini eniuieg u M1 . th .n melua sanne r, u in <. this m______ nin. <Jy. t ueoi ■■ > -a* _* _ Bob Toombs is in favor of the Hayes. orgaairirtta _________ ignorance and blind spirit of opposition K.Lrnrrri^. Un. 1M> —. «>» •< ” and make public ex­ which coo trolled the foreign voters who hibition uv our bUes, and rather glory in “boys." tho rise and nastinis uv em. gave it cohreion, tho Democratic party at Ex-Senator Boutwell has been appointed Wat we her to do now is to change all last adopted a platform in 1876, almost thia. We want to assoom a virehoo, ef we Commissioner to revise and edit the Re­ identical with that of the Republicans. hev it doL . We want to hunt about vised Statutes. Defeated again, and the successful candi­ The President's civil service views please date proposing not only to carry out bxt narin about among forgotten men, and see the people, if they are not so well relished and their promisee, but even to aeeept efwe can't find men enuff with decent rep- by the politician!!. Democratic support in,what he and they UU qoMtowM. bu^arw An*. I M...< utashras to put forred ex candidates. Wo The New Orleans limtt soya that in considered further reform, they refuse to want em ex a sort nr Savona, es dcodorithat locality “ the horrent of political ex­ take any part with him in his work, but amount of time idled i b want is to git in, and the people citement are gradually yielding to tbs tor­ Suit of drili demand suthin that don’t really tures of base ball." rhlch tion. It is evident that they do not so We, the reglcra, won’t lose anymuch desire the’success of their principles, Ex-Senator Lot M. Morrill of Maine r it—these nice Dimocrata will this little city of Heatlnp, worse, far worse, us in a month. Thcr aint vir< has been appointed and confirmed Collector than burned In the fire, because of the elekneeeof the port of Portland. carrying of them into effect. Happily for pitch without beta dafllcd. The 43d call has been issued for’ 5-20 Preaident Hayes, he belongs to a party, think and realite, that ibis vaat bob of money bonds. Ten millions more are wanted at strong enough, and willing to support him in all proper efforts for National harmony, i kin to hev em. Hard purity and prosperity, and if be can pro­ charged up to the party in The Ohio Legislature has passed a com­ ‘ * -bange. duce any new and still united remedy for worth pulsory education bill. It received the the evils that afflict us, he will not need signature of the Governor. what Democrats m> clterlkhly and ineon ■pent in » ml lining a public reading room President Hayes’ Laminations of minor awtently refuse. n. We officers are of the same high order of ex­ Whatever others may have thought, the -proposition to hold new elections in mere nothin, potato rot, gremhnpprn, cellence as his Cabinet selections. ten, and likker to go up to fifteen cents Mr. Bruce, the colored United States Louisiana and South Carolina, has had no drink. Ef thc^e oood be supplementid general support among earnret Republicans tire approval of the Preridcut’a Southern here, and there was great rebel' felt when ____ ____ .._ , , „_____ - |th« North and ootten worms in the South, policy. floods and drouths and yoonivcralc rooin Tho New York Custom House is in and disaster, we cood elect the next Presi­ dent. Give ns all these with a choice possession of >100,000 worth of foreign silks, said to have been greatly under­ valued. -kratic adminutraaben The Hou. 8. J. Tilden baa «^n selected We • want rooin fora while to make the Dimocrisy endoo- by President Hayes, at the suggestion of the American people, as Secretary of the able. With these coudishcns we kin go in Exterior. finir yeers'from now. I Bay all this for the Under the administration of President benefit uv others—ex for mo long before the term uv Hayes is > up I shel be in a Hayes, a nataralixed cilixen will be eligible pranatoor grave. Four 'yean more uv a to appointment as our representative to niggtir in the Postoffis at the Corners will other countries. HSO. M. DKWKT, Hasttoo*, Mien., Majl 22, 1877. The Senate. he is wrong he will retrace his steps. 2UT A HOME and FARM WOWIS THE __ IBBEIT ““ ni~.a^gJSi ftas:alw»”“Till 1 Jkvw.'k"' rmalion. si2 Detroit Advertisements. GILLET ■& HALL. DETROIT know, why Chamberlain should uot bo supported, is chat some of the people of the State refuse to pay taxes to him or D. D. .MALL0R4 &C0 recogntxc him as Governor. If we apply such a rule as this to affairs in private life, wo shall sec how little of principle there Wholmale Dealer? in mnltitudM are clamoring for a higher, nobler, belter life, buainew men, .ee to it, that you consideration, together with all the sur­ rounding circumsUipccH, an act as appears proper to himself and those other states­ tainly the most prominent.-of them, Lai. M. Morrill, to be collector of Customs at Portland, and of Fred Douglas to a ItuSatire and honorable position in this Dis­ MANUFACTURERS, FburUadk Shawls, Nubias, Scarfs, Wool Hosiery Fdt Skirts at cost. J. RG8l.ri.fo feblftwl1 • •_ ‘ 2_ z “• >*«*. “““ - A few more setta of Ladies’ Furs to sell at cost at J. RvaSKlat’a. feblftwl Bleached and Brown Cottons, Shirtii HABTIMOfl WANTS Brick for sale at my yard. Section 23d, in Rutland. Hrnby L. Newton. Dsc. Sth, 187G-______ xxi64d Shot and StarehM.j. . ■. • • febltt Smith, Hoolk APmmiom’k. Soap and Crackers*t r HA8TUG8 V.ANTH ' feblif Smith; Hoole & Pmwton’b. For anr*hjug to»h«rPv OfP^Rfi A. Card. tho public, that wY^rffl aS^Lxl re^cef ly cure all cases Without the use of knife or ligxtare. No cure, no pay. r F- s E. F. A ii.W. Bmowk. Hastimgs, Dec. 21, 1876. xxi68U begun to read Postmaster General Key out or Tuesday. It has nothing to do bat of the Democratic party. The way he confirm or reject appointees of the Presi­ dent, and ho hn indicated that ho will have sent in by Tuesday the.names of all requiring action by the Senate. > A well-known ex-Confedcrate General A rumor was prevalent lest evening and U«y» of unramiilin called upon President Hayes the other day baa been much talked of to-day, that im­ from Louisiana and South Carolina. This is altogether unlikriy, inasmuch as there Printers. HA8TIIHM WANTS Dough- was tendered two or three Hauli­ er places President Grant, bflt dedined mediately on the adjournment of the Sen­ ate, the President would'order the troops Sealed EXCELSIOR trict, could hardly be improved npon. Mr. Interior Department are not largo them. The result of the New Hampshire elec­ enough to attract the great talent of the WHO FIRST NOMINATED HAYES country which he had expected to call about tion gives genuine satisfaction to all Re­ publicans. . If there was any Democratic Who fiat nominated Rutherford B. him. hope of trouble in the party, it will vanish The appointment of Fred. Douglass as qussUms agitating the country press. In in the light of this great victory.. It u an a copy of the Omtda (N. Y.) Circtlar, of Marshal of the District of Columbia ex. October 18, 1875, appears a paragraph drat Hayatwad in the other leaden of the -written by Mr. John H. Noyes, as fol- bona are indignant. The sensitive Deputy party—inrthc Executive, in the Legislative, Marshal declined to serve under a black and tn the laymen. It is thought tho'Senate. if it does not .poke for Tilden, and did all I cook! for Manufacturere of HenocUcaliy Wa5 8wttl8claeCL,am ton was elected, and Chamberlain defeated* and that Nichok was elected, and Packard defeated, but there has been no official im formation to that effect laid before Presi­ dent Hayes. When all tho facta arc be fore him, he will no doubt give it careful Montclair, v men who have given attention to the sub­ lor mo, yeu» I “■ * v - * “ The minor .ppointnmnu of .he Prrm-1 - “• “Jersey lightning” by a large majority. It also went Republican by two hundred dent, so far, are good ones. If there are any exceptions, I do not know them. Can majority. been a Democrat; I led a Confederate Oyslen and -ftreip Fniti. |< »rnthf bniint x of aclllna weak because they are weat/hnd turning the poor over to the rich for protection.r. J jour fellow men There nuy.be reasons forbdieviqg Hamp-' the new vovernor. >25000 ‘ Commimum Merchants in This is a year of marvels. On Tuesday the Legislature of Ohio Judge Devens proposes to inaugurate a elected Judge Stanley Matthews of Cinneeded reform in his department He in­ esnsati United States Senator in place of Hon. John Sherman, resigned, and ap­ tends to appear in person before the 8u pointed Secretary of the *" ‘ : preme court in cases in which the United States is a party. , Schurx is already troubled that tho sala ILMBMCEDWlYBDilHEm LiW ABOVE DOTTED MF, ffiEfOLLOiae, VIZ: 11 ject was taken al the Cabinet meeting last night. The only reason given, so’fat as I ThoNasfeuaN. H, TeZeyrqpkrays Frank Buffiahent for that Bascom will cut off sup­ pike ex soon es he knows that I ain’t goin to box a place, and then all is ovsr 140,000 to carry his election in the First My untutored bowls never kin endoor. New Hampshire District. ■water, any more than my morel nacher kin Pinchbeck says that the President told Radikcliwu. PrrxOLKUM V. Nabbt, 4 . . Ex-Reformer. him that ha thought ho saw the way clear to harmony between the races, and that if jbs ^pktcaiiiyl^bMgs MW ■ that It will purchase. mBOLW OIL r-r.-Mtf N'odl urt mb'M. J. W. BnOT. liniment ■“SXK8T----- Like Um pradjnl ta the BheomatLim end Neuralgia- Packard in which he informs the Governor our bounteous pkract. Nature, haa lariaUd h£ tag was tying at the head of the editorial Bslumns of the BaxMUH, /re daft before the 18th of October, 187ft. bpeaking of Secretary Scburx has announced that he Dresa Goods to the dismissed official!. declaration of tho Secretary. Such a course urn NKVEIi FAILS! Try il 0"** H5H OMANO WILLIAMS A CO greet body of the American rfynowWvH 1 once * fcbl* �Ih^Rpi-BssklyjepbblicaiiBajiJiBr. Iin War* of any kind, we ad tire you ta Cook & Brook*, at lheir new shop, in the store ' On the 18th in>k the Geventor nominated You caa get it B»ny. vi*.;—Emanuel J. Felghner, John H Dennis, Albert R. Dingman. John Carveth, Ju—, M. (MwUluhr. Wllhua 11. Col,. Will The Board of Educaliuu hare cauxod tho old oak true which Blood in the middle of the ride walk oa the North Front of the High School ground* to be removed. It io a decided Im­ provement. 11. TIME-CARD li:U r.M. LL-wr.M. Special Notices Bingham, Norman Bailey, William L. Brown. Lewi* A. Nichol*. C. M. RUNYAN’S gSBi i would rcsp<;cthilly announce to the citi­ zens of JIastings and I vicinity, that I have a new and Preparatory Lecture at the Preebytenan the profit, that may be obtained by raising church at 2 o'clock P. M. on Saturday next. thorough-bred poultry, let them call on W. K. The Sacrament of tho Lord'* Supper wiU be observed on Bum ' Morning Service. KffiODIRE ■AWRiAflE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. mad* by any.hrmer in Barry county fmm any Soma day. since John Bemtucr and W. K The work of promoting the beet Interest. o{ the whole people in a young and growing POSITIVELY CURED. Tcii, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrtips, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch,soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which willi be sokLat Milla, New York, a trio of Silver Gray Dork­ ing* that are really beautiful bird*- The trio money. not alone of .a tew Interealed partlee. may be directed to tbi* matter in time to ensure the morning to the saloon of McCarty for her link child, and on attempting to take him away wa» insulted in a moat outrageous manner. Thi* eaae demand, tho prompt action of tho au thoritie* tegrity and the public spirit to do aa officer* GREENBACK -t’ACCUS- Court Uoum. Remember the place, nt J. S, RtA^TY^JV’R Boot and Shoe Store, Jci reRSOK street. Gitc me a call. The Looter will be at the liaatings Houm on the 2t)'.h in*:, and invite*'the afflicted to give if he Joes other peoples' GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS. POULTRY WORLD run with bustoe*.*. ttiwenirrj The Lansing Rfpubltean youug man remember that >, nor drink* intux- a Meh eaieri MUfied. that LAUM. would succeed in clow cunt 'a monthly vi.lt to this town on the 2Clh o? each month firing the ottiaea* of Hasting* mt*. Ceo. M. Savage &. Co's Col var claims fil t-li eil List of Patents. IIFEI agBODY “ hunt Pilgrim, , we will bo under oblige. ILL |gan TCT me weca cnuingMarcu -o, im i, wua each dated Feb. 0. 1877. Furnished thi* ! . of that Bridge, so graphically de- IVashingtun, D. C. O. Tripp, knitting machine needle. Battle ] Ml Sealwi Messrs. Power* A Barlow, at their new Hard- Hi ,x» i will command public attention and approba* TO-DAT.1 ADVF.R HSEMKNTS. J St ttb not certain of curing. The Doctor baa recently experience an I wonderful skill. &co C. M. RUNYAN. xxi66tf ;!e of JTiefi^tK. I ■wuKo.wa'i wui vrvn We a ak our reader* to.pay paHlcularatten don to the Card of Da. J. B.LaSca* which ION NOTICE. 2MK thor with ■ — •• . t— R. Sabin, smoke houia. Shelby. A. Bedan, oil can*, Saleui. G. Green, grain binder., Kalamaxou. K Howland, wtodwbeeta, Pontiac. a •i GEO. WOODS & cor. Cambridgeport, *MK - C. Pond, fire alarm*, Jackson CHICAGO liters. STOB All About the County. I aiy offleer*. to be held at the Court Houee on 1 .1 _ TJ&EJtS. 1__ * r. 1- t ———» ,1.., L. Walley, gate*. Mendon. J. Young, Pari* green duster*. Southfield. akrinlll C. h r the Republican City Conm> miorum of the Council on oIH^^Np Advertised Letters. HICA&O, t.fcjs r haaie* and Ladle*' Christian Temperance Union. Tfcie LOWEST PRICES. Ing*. Barry Co.. Mich.. March 21, 1877: lightened the'burden ef bmS Lillen, W. II. Northrop, J. A. Owen, Mio Amelia J. Hadley, A. DeWater*, Orin M. Moore, J. C. Nichotaon, Wilmoth Rhode*. Le­ ona Rhode., Ida M. Rhode., Delta Rhode., Archie Rhode*. Delta Robin, n. mot, but wappear ou Monday. City Drug Store! "E £ •at fie PasfMrt of ths lUhaU. Bxrtagtoa Rmi. Ad**—. Xari CesaJu!air,5. ; X X. S. 1WJXST01T, IOWA J a. N The united staTEJ> Attention it asked to the Election Notice pablhhed iu our adrertuing columna to-day. Challenge Accepted. Riker, and held in |500 bail tor trial Circuit Court, in default of which Jt Mershan'*, get yuur "Dodger*” printed al Twmperanew Union of thia city, tender* the thdnk* of tho Society to the people of Quimby for.their Bbeml donation te the Pound Social held in thia city on Saturday lari, for the ben- hl* lot, near the corner of Breadway and Green streets. 1. MS' “ •—“>* 8E8 In reply will .ay it I* accepted, aad that 3 will wrestle yon al Hickory Corner*. Wednes­ day evening, April 4lh, 1877 day deperiled in the head, of Mr. .can *■ 'treble, ef thl* city. a. stake and forfeit u..=» «r n«r >" d* IT* guarantee *atrefaction on every * lirge brick barn opposite the Brock flouse oa 8<ate *trr»i, tbi* wpring. h i» a foct that anything advertiiad In tba Detroit Berd Co. Detroit. Mich. .V-. non n»Pl< lull Of all kinds in endless varieties. “"u NEW TM^kT —“J —dtsduU. clothe*, and are Iril entirely destuu It !■ POWERS & BARLOW When you wi>b Pure Drugs and Med­ ina, go and see Wanzkb k Babmis. rth frontdoor md Ulcere- wn«'ly. and inserted, without fail, acecrfing ■ rf S'1"”1'' I And other nice articles for Ladies’ use. DowTSurt lnk.A7b.V^b 0—Wl—w—. ». p.Xzsn»Complainant'*I Brick Pomeroy, A fa Order T>» -MxWri Democrat, “tralioti* of the Inaugural! *M hading article! H»ye* are excellent LADIES—-Come and see Mrs. Potts’ Sadirons—Something new. Delmonico Range Hi. nnmery to March 12, tOnw-fM xxi68tr ituUcm. JOnk'n, WTt. Mil at Public J7h.nmf Toledo Blade. publiAed in thto teeue Bum. DYE STUFFS, &o. unsurpassed in quality U specialty. PATENT MEDICINES MWH- Legate. U.U Wilk «kl«k k W Board of Education. i . Oar enterprising liverymen, Heaer*. lit )IL Containing over 1,200 r arietta table and Flower sccJ- Colored Plates. Elegant wodd-cuts of V egeta bletand Flowers. Handsomest Guide Published ^“Scnd early all of our neighboring cities and vil J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS, - - MICHIGAN Drugs qnd Medicines of all descriptions kept .constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a lull line of lari for NS GEO. WOODS A C(X, PalJitktrt, Cambfldg** Imnortert. Grown*, a nd Jobber* of FOREIGN and domestic Mri.E. B. Dewey, corner Broad- : • COT Waahtagton 6t., Dewiest 170 Stale St., Clikage; 1« Lmlgato HI THE VDI li to worth of the Aaatt Miiretcd nunc. HEED COMPANY of <k« CM“«» , . roarl5-t,mA.t Confectiooer Builders’ Materials, Strictly Pure Lead, Star Nails, ; Wiard Plow*Every one guaranteed We alab Offer a full line of general Hard­ ware.—Please call and examine our goods. marreyi. POWERS &> •BA.WJLOWi �how. I Bpoec ther is about an ekal per cent uv thieves in both parties, and I am willin to admit that wat a cold and unfeel­ in world calls villians bolds the manage went uv both partus , I know they do in cure. The Ropublikxna dear thi*; but ef it is tree, thme te tte dtferenoe—Uic •couoantlj Kqabliki. 1” ‘ Aincei mao in power, while tho Lontut. Dimocruy put ther scoundrels to tho front. The poo pie don't keer about corrupt Republikin managora when they put sicn men ex Hays* up ; but think uv rich men ex; hibition uv our biles, and rather glory in the aixe and nastinia uv cm. Wat wc hev to de now ia to change all this. W* want to a**oom a virehoo, ef we hev it not*. We want to hunt about koerfully—give a great deel uv time to it —explore all the corners uv the party—go norin about among forgotten men, and see rfvc can't find men enuff with decent reputasheno to put forced sx candidates. Wc want em ex a sort uv flavans, ex deodorirera as it were, to *avor the rest uv u*. Wat we want is to git in, and the people ttefiUy demand suthiu that don't really umelKf We, the reglera, won’t lose anyihing by it—these nice Dimocrat* will com^|Lns in a month. Ther aint vir> cbcWWpff in cm to resist us. Yoo can’t tetHfXrtch without betn defiled. TWn wc wut a oucceorion uv disasters doom (the next four yeera, and we must do all {hat wo kia to hev cm. Hard times is'jillpz charged up to tho party in power, and kpakea men pino for a change. A healthy potato rot would be worth thousands of rotes to va, and a amashin ponie would te oven better. Wai we want 1* a period uv yoonivcralo dapreahn. We want the mill* stopped, prodoooe down to a mere nothin, potato rot, grasshoppers, koiero, and likker to go up to fifteen cents • drink. Ef tittle cood be supplmnentid by an earthquake, hurricanes, yaller fever, weevle in the wheat, cut worms in the North and cotton wdruutin the South, floods and drouths and yooniverslo room and disaster, we cood elect the next Presi­ dent Give ns all there with a choice assortment uv other disasters, and wo »hel newadvertisments. our Washington letter Potitioal Note*. Rowel The Inconsistency of thi Democracy— Aa extra ecssion of Congr&B is regard­ ed as inevitable. & Go's. Cqt» The Reading Rwn. South Carolina and Lpuisiaaa—Appoinntmenta—E<ly Adjournment of The Buffalo Express calls Dan Voorhees the “giant of the Wanbosb" ths Senate—Eto., eto. Inauguration Day will not foil upon Sun­ day again until March 4, 1917. JUnb 10, 17. The peculiarity moat noticeable in the thority Senator Morton declines the Chairman­ average Democrat, is an inability to ace ship trf the Committee on J/oragn Affairs. anything good in what anybody else docs. Now they are beginning; to extend for­ Having beta for sixteen ycani without a platform or a'priiripie/ini existing a* aa wore, than uitilte. manne r, ia thb teauliful mal congratulations to th-- new President. Utile dty. 1 assume as h fket that cannot be Bob Toombs is in fa'rar of the Hayes ' ignorance and blind spirit of opposition controverted, that this vast sum of money, so administration—-sad an office tor the 1 spent is utterly throw, away, and useless to which controlled tho foreign voter* who “boya." every one except th* keeper, th. dis­ Ex-Senator Boutwell has been appointed jgave it cohesion; the Democratic party at tiller, and brewsr ; the. last two foreign last adopted a platform in 1876, almost io thto city, sad lake their .hare entirely Commissioner to revise end edit the Be- . identical with that of the Republicans. away from u» never to eome back. Tbs sa­ vised StatuteR. Defeated again, and the succeeaful candi­ loon keeper simply makes a living, and that The President'* civil service views please <date proporing nob only to carry out bia he could do in any honest employment, so the people, if they are not so weU rdiriied ,and their promisee, but even to accept that even his existence dote not depend upon by the politicians. Demoaatic support' Ih.what he and they The New Orleans limes say* that in that locality " the horroni of political excitement are gradually yielding to the torlurca of base ball." Ex-Senator Lot M. Morrill of Maine has been appointed and confirmed Collector of the port of Portland. Tb« 434oU b—> iauod for' 5-20 bonds. Ten iriDions more are wanted at the Treasury Department The Ohio Legislature has passed a compulsory education bill. Il received the signature of thp Governor. President Hayes' nominations of minor offioerB are of the same high order of ex­ cellence as his Cabinet selections. Mr. Bruce,, the colored United States Senator from Miariaaippi. expresses his en­ tire approval of the President'll Southern policy. <considered further reform, they refuse to itake any port with him in hi* work, but time idled away In aalooas, u the direct re­ ] hold caucuses to devise mcaus of opposi­ suit of drinki4 thare. is ef « groat> money । tion. It is evident that they do not so value as thj* money directly spent, which much derive the'svoew of their principle", gives a grand total of *117,WC per annum in 1 a* । the spoils^ that is an incident to the ibis little city of Boatings, wcroe. far worse, than burned in thefir*„tee«u»< of the abbess* carrying of them into effect Happily for Borrow, and crimo-wMeb it causes. When we :President Hayes, he belongs to a party, think.and realise, that tbh »«s‘ of 1atrong enough, and willing to support him and valuable time while Uli thus spent pa— in all proper efforts for National harmony, •way from us forevar with all the pleasures purity and prosperity , and if be can pn>> benefits, and blessings which it might per-, ' duce any now and still united remedy for chase^ we learn something of our terrible loss. ' Who c.n calculate^the blearing, to thto comthe evil* that; afflict us, he will not need what Dcmocrits so cterliahly and iocou munlty, If the twenttieU pert of this sum was .penI in sustaining a public reading room ।sistently refuse. whore the leading drily■ and periodicals, works Whatever others may have thought, of acknowledged merit in science, art. and the proporitiou to hold new •‘lectKliis in literature, lay ready to the hand of the weary Louisians and South Carolina, has had oo mechanics, the laborer, tkt uvrirr, who toils general support among earnest Republicans an* sweets that all may live, and whose dr. eumstances prevent him individually from obhere, and there was great relief frit when tainlor this food for the mind; where the it was learoed that no action on the sub­ youth of our city (who are now learning the ehailowest ami sitesi of bar-room wife and ■ject was taken at the Cabinet meeting last forering habit* of idtoMM.diMoluteneM. and night. Th? only reason given, .vo for as I vice,) coifld sit at the fest of the -grand old masters’ and be taught of them lesrons of wia. know, why Chamberlain should ubt bo Tho New York Custom House ia in possession of 9100,000 worth of foreign silk*,, said to have been greatly under­ supported, is that some of the people of valued. the State refuse to pay taxen to him or The Hon. 8. J. Tilden baa been selected by President Hayes, at the BUggtation of recognize him a* Governor. If wc apply such a rule as thip to affairs in private life, the American people, a*. Secretary of the wo ;«hall sec how little of principle there Exterior. , can be in it. It» rimply deHerting the Under the administration of President weak because they arc weak,'hud turning Hayes, a naturalized citizen will be eligible the poor over to tl»n rich for protection. to appointment as our representative to There may be reasons for bclioviog Hamp-' ocher countries. ton wm elected, and Chamberlain defeated > The Nashua N. H. Teleyropknay* Frank and that Nloliola was electod, and Faekard Jones—for “Tilden and Reform"—spent defeated, but there has been uo official in< *40,000 to carry his election in the First formation to that effect laid before PraiiNew Hampshire District deot Hayes. When all the fact* are bo With these condishens we kin go io four years from now. I say all this for the Jjcncfit uv others—er for me long before the’term uv Hayes ia up_lshelbe in a prematoor grave. Four yeers more uv a nigger in the Postoffis at the Comers will finish me, and ef my philosophy abood be ■ufiahent for that Bascom will cut off sup­ plies ex soon ex he knows that I ain't goin to her a place, and then all is over My untutored never kin endoor. water, any more than my moral nacher kin Pinchbeck aays that tho Premdent told fore him, he will no doubt give it careful Radikclteu. PrrROLXCM V. Nasbt, . ., Ex-Reformer. him that be thought he raw the way dear consideration, together with all the mirto harmony between the races, and that if rounding circumstances, an act as appears he ia wrong he will retrace hi* steps. proper to himself and those other, states­ This i* a year of marvels. Montclair, a men who have given attention to the sub­ New JcracT town, votes not to license ject for many yean. “Jersey lightning” by a large majority. “ The minor appointments of the Presi­ It also went Republican by two hundred dent, so far, are good ones. If there are any exception*, I do not know them. Cen majority. Judge Devens proposes to inaugurate * tainly the moot prominent, of them, Lot. needed reform in his department He in­ M. Morrill, to be collector of Customs at tends to appear in person before the 8u Portland,, and of Fred Douglas to a lucra­ preme court in cases in which the United tive and hoaorabla position in tin* Dis­ trict,, could hardly be improved upon. Mr. States is a party. The geioi-Weeki'y ijepiihlicaii hawef Schurz is already troubled that the Bala rias of the assistants and bureau offioers of■ HMPW1AVABOVE OOfflBiH J9B1UUVUG, ra; .....— - —XI* tn *25000 .* If/A-oEJBJai.'TK roertna. rwiTMeotinx 150 _ — _ _ TtimL tbb fcil. Abo, AsnnU wasted oo ear M AUNIFICBnz A HOME and FARM WOW IX TNE GILLET & HALL Mtboit CumtniwioD Merchants m Gra.iri.Fcrk and Seeds. U-Hifbe*t naraatwd, prompt •ilai.'W D. D. MALLORY &C0 Wholesale Dealers in Oyslen and Forasi Fnils. Manafaeturcra of Hermetically Sealed . > Ox i r. Goods. Vila fcvm kaAmCtana- RTo"SmI for Printers. Fur the coming year tfa Sttperrison who are good jndgea of /arm IsnA. in order to the jToprr ifiitrihilion of taxaa. It is j«M that B. A C., who own mH one lot of lbs same dimensions in the same block, should be a»■esseil differently in tho proportion of 60 eetrtt to *2.00 under the flimsy eorering of div lot no and an, and /erm loads so and so. Omiuc rcayvtdron for frsrterr of our* Uxioa ScaooLj and not ywtt *o «acA of th dora/r.'.? article, a* a little of the la/orted Dougina was tendered two or three s*>all- would have an excellent flavor just now. Citi, cr places President Grant, but declined isos look out for your nffragM and expirioy directors. ArywMtrar i* pact. Remedy. Hbkbt L. Nxwton. Dec. 6th, 1876.___ xxi64tf Shot and Starch at : fabltf Smith, Hogi.x &Pmmton’ The result of tho New Hampriiirc elec­ Soap and Crackeraat 1 WHO FIRST NOMINATED HAYES country which he had expected to call about lion give* genuine satisfaction to all Re­ febltf Smith, 11<xh.e A Pwmton' BASTING* WANTS publicans. . If there was any Democratic Who first nominated Rutherford B. "him. Soweterfy to look after lbs means of , hope of trouble in the party, it will vanish from Umov Hau. in case of disaster by fire or Haye* for the Presidency is oce of the The appointment of Fred. Douglass os • Marahal of the District of Columbia ex. in the light of this great victory. It is an other eause Ac., Ac. 4* imnwrter of Bull-doren, that titlsens who . assurance ct once of confidence in Prcsicitea the old spirit of cute, and the BourS dent Hayeoand rathe other leaders of the have not tuu to post up on the pointe of th* bona are indignant. The sensitive Deputy party—intthe Executive, in the Legislative, genuine article, may ml be deceived by h.» Marshal declined to serve under a black spurious at our coming election. General Rutherford Hayes fo elected and in the laymen. .. .. CVAXC. Governor of Ohio, ha opponent, Allen, It is thought tho Senate, if it docs not ..... Democratic journals in the North have being dsfteted by some 4,000. This will adjourn this wook, will do so by Monday wnqnretinnsbly settle some grave political begun to read Postmaster General Key out and ftnanmal doubt* which have been un­ of the Democratic party. The way be or Tuesday. It ha* nothing to do but confirm or reject appointees of the Presi­ dermining public oonfidoDoe. Governor begins would indicate that he is too honest Hayes is the right man for th* place. He dent, and be has indicated that ho will has good, honest, capable blood in his and patriotic a man for a professional Dem- have sent in by Tuesday the names of ^11 wrim, end would be our candidate for requiring action by the Senate. i Prerideut of the United States if wc were A well-known cx-Confedcratc General A rumor was prevalent last evening and I* take past in coming elections. Those called upon President Hayes the other day has been much talked of to-day, that im­ who want the best mon for our next Presi­ dent eannot do tetter than to nominate J and Baid : “ Mr. President, I have always mediately on the adjournment of the Sen­ been a Democrat; I led a Confederate Ohio’s new Governor. ate, tho President would ordcr the troops one rotate it by what It cort hint; tee other for Thia aottk* the question. Mr.; Noyce is brigade through the war ; I voted and that It will purchase. Like the prodigal in the from Louisiana and South Carolina. This ■pobforT ‘ ‘ did all ‘ ‘ ahead. i, and I could for U>. florin u, m,i v *,H. is altogether unlikriy, inaamuoh oa there to Wo find the above in tho Grand Rapida Hayes mm note." Tta. m »!— him, tetf fi can be no posriblo reason three or five days m ammEagU of Friday last, but we ask, Bro. remoroc, and the Jong and wearisome journov Bwo, Cuh Horc, hows has written a letter to teril to th. bom. of frugal ladusuj^ facUnag kud raMirikg Ua ww. ot all hence for such n cause, which does not Tamer, to note the fcct that tho Hayen Packard in which be infmww the Governor ih.rc are other prodigal.. On her fovorit^ kinds, in ths meat Mtiafoefort manner now exist. flag was flying at the head of the editorial our bouatotmi parent. Nature, ha. tovuh.d her Tky Urem. that it will be impossible for him to main­ . a, .j AUSM, Secretary Sohurx has announced that he richest treaauro—fasalth. But th. predlnd celumas of the BANNKfl, /re dayi be/urt tain bis position, for tho United States value. U lightly, for it cost him aaart t. el<i tip 18th of October, 1876. bpeaking of troops will undoubtedly soon be with­ will make changes in the heads of several recxtaaaly aquMd.ra it in riotes. Hviag. Pre.of the bureaus of hi* Department^ and drawn. This provokes a sharp response that as for aa possible, he will urge for from Packard, who says he proposes tn appoiMments to tho vaeancia* those next HSW to tho dimM oftsiah Snobaosarac A thinks ***• •' of all ReThe San Francboo Bulletin expresses “ " the opinion that the large fraudulent vote fabltf discovered in that city caaanot well be the Interior Department are not large enough to attract the great talent of the, - D""’ WIBOLIC OIL �^^i-Wwkljihepbblicanftajmor. tiffIGUIF ffi MTT. ST.. M-m „„ u, u lbt • °'“»kita. » «™k., u Of Maaara a Special Notices. - ..™n- ra!. „ c, ,h, ma , Byn. JoU H. Ata n. J,h> u„«h u. outaUta. mH., n. Ota. wmta. r. u.., s..ta C. Wtatau, A.u a x,„„ WOH-n k Uwl. A. Sl,kta. __ •• • 3UIDE R. 11. TIME-CARD The Board of Education have catuod the old oak Ire* which stood in tho middle of tho side walk oa the North Front of the High ground* to be removed. It Is a decided Im- LX:M F. M. ll.-uo r. m. '.■“K.te'.'.y . SB1 7ipmi !< iM'iTv ,.J wwrtt 1. W. VROOMAH. “ —-------- wocx by wook with renewed vfgouj* -J. auwuugv Brc VIOM SI USXkU, an4 their importance cannot be ovcr-eatimated. Some day* since John Become r and W. K Barber of thia eily purchased al New York the whole }>eop)e in a young and growing Mills, New York, a trio of Silver Gray DorkInp that ar* really beautiful birds- The trio in tho savers! township* m sffi .------- - ... panics, may oo directed to thia matter in time to enasro tho greenback caucus. morning to the saloon of McCarty for her little tejrity and the public aplril to do aa officer* Child, and on atWmpting to lake him away wa» insulted in a moot outrageous manner. This wLtk«k«"“; thorities. ECTION NOTICEr Mt City 1 .It of JfiAfouH. C. M. RUNYAN’S t would respectfully announce to the citi­ zens of JJastinigs and! vicinity, that I have a new and ---------- — wvu uuauou Preparatory Lecture al th* Preebytenan tho proftt* that may be obtained by raising church at 2 o'clock P. M. on Saturday next thorough-bred poultry, let them call on W. K. Th* Sacrament of the Lord', Supper will be •b*erv*d on Bunday, al the usual hour of th* Morning Service. mad* by any.fartn er in Barry county from any one.quarter section <rf land. coxvestiom Bladison Dispensary, «2vr.aw>,Ma..Cftk>«s. roimw® ST . r^——WwQe DR. .<?. nvnvtr.^w marriage guide, or sexual pathology. Tea, 4 lbs. for $i 00; Sugars, gyrtips^ spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch,spap, cau­ dles. tobacco, etc., etc., which will lfe sold wt -WUTft •ss^: 33O«3C">aE-OlMC FJELXCljESa. 1><L aod now ri re* th Is rcdM free on recast ’xpenseeTAtetBp also euros Rernrrnker the place, at J. S. R Boot and Shoe Store, Jeiterso* street. , hta pa* 1053 h*M 8u Glee me a call. POSITIVELY CURED. We a skour readers to pay particularat ten Gon to tho Card of Du. J. B.LxBvas which in the Jobbing Department of our office far some worV done for u* a few day* sine* ; and The Dueler will be at the Hastings House on the 2Sth inat. and invites the aflieted to give xxi66tf A-EMSi. arw. Thb rreat isslonsr. In South GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS. POULTRY WORLD. A splehded Illjutrstrf Monthly. <htot,<i tatirsh sisz-kfli' w.h.Wr'tekK,'. a-t run with business. nut certain of curing. The Doctor haarecently returned tram San Franriaoo, California, and Tho Lansing Xrpwi/ecuH youug man remember that monthly visit to this town on the 2Cth </ *ch month firing th* cHiteas af Hastings would succeed in cfcae contoats, by never wait- u a5 roan. Coax. Ceot M. Savage & Co’s Col. WiR01II8jra»«? experience an>l nonderful skill. of th* data* of F*b. 15th and 224. and of Being interested in the C. M. BUNYAN. H5 Litt of Patents. Lilt of y*ten:s issued to Inventors of Mich, igau &rihe wook ending Marek 20. 1877, and each dat, id Feb. G. 1877. Furnished this oody M & iankts lifei Men of Old.' nnt 'Women of the Century.' s Si? pi a Washington, D. C. O. Trip**, knitting machine needles, Hallie d Si ike t nr .afilastiw the ' •lwninMt5o«i °f »hal Bridge, so graphically de,•. •• I scribed in an article on our 1st per- this iveue. | will command public attention and apprcba- J. Just, harness trimmings, Belding. II. Sabin, smoke house. Shelby. A. Be? an, oil cans, Salem. G, Grein, grain binders,.Kalamaxou. A OVER r iSF.MEMTS. p CO., Cambrtdffeport, fire alarms. Jackson. CHICAGO SEED COMPANY Importon. Growers, and Jobbere of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC L. Walley, gate*. Mendon. J. Young. Pari* green dusters. SouthiieUl. All About the County. Man. tea: 170 Stats SI.. Chkare; 1« Laicato BUI, Load**. THE VBI j hphigan Grand Are. Detroit, Mich rTLLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREB-tt for the Republican City Con- City Drug Store! Advcrtiaed Letters. iteuua /:5411m of Ute Council on Ladle*' Christian Temperance Union. Tuesday Thio 1 issue, but will appear oa Munday. Aa.exchange asks. ' Are we 1 n’t art under obligalions to Hon. G*o. WtLlard hr copy ef the Ccagrewiinri Directory. complaint of Geo. Reed, against Charles Mc­ Carty and Charles J. Wooten for burglary. On Att«t')6 is asked to the Election Nolic* putiishri |a <>ur advertising column* t<»-day. Circuit Court, ii Ust of latter* remaining tn th* post office st; Hasuagy, Barty Cb. Mi eh., March 21. 1877;: II, V. Meloy, J. E. Davis, Geo. Grant, Re- ■ beca Idllen, W. II. Northrop, J. A. Owen, Miss -Amelia J. Hadley, A. DeWater*, Orin M. Moore. J. C. Nicholson, Wilmoth Rhodes, Le­ ona Rhodes, Ids M. Rhodes, Della Rhodes, Archie Rhodes. Della Robin* n. M. C. CnAxtjstx. Creasy’s Corners, Mich.: ,5,r_Twer dmllcnye Io me to wrestle y Union of thi* eity. tender* the Msrchann. jti your Dodgers” printed at for their liberal donation to the Pound Social ^,**0 N The united staTEo' FLORAI/GUIDE Challenge Accepted. atarlyailcf our neighboring citiea and ril LOWEST .PRICES. Tl1S :ui tar nvfkkt st Ui Dxrtagtsa Bsai. A<Mras, far* Csutlrtaw.n. i IL S. t. j h। >ranjr»TOT. iowi. In reply will say it is accepted, aad that I will wrestle yon at Hickory Corner*, Wednes­ day evening, April dlh, 1877 ■0 stakeholder. < have this Containing oVcr 1,200 varieties Vege­ table and Flower seeds. Colored Plates. Elegant Wo6d cute of Vegeta blesand Flowers. Handsomest Guide Published ^“Scnd for it.-®B Detroit Seed Co. Detroit. Htcb. J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS, . ■ MICHIGAN Drugs tjnd Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and JPreseriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of , DYE STUFFS, &o. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. Broadway anlj Green ,iroeU. GreWe. bf thh city.** stakeand forfait money, PATENT MEDICINES •km. Of all kinds in endless varieties, Legals. Ma ohonn lw. where more ample hall accommodation could hare been procured. for m.aberi of the Ba^wllteUy, 0®r sau rprising livery mon, Maar*. Holf t’jqt anything advertised la the NEW C- G *«■ UaalMk M«rch'2O, IB77. "* sre making arrongements tv bui ‘Urge btiek Urn opposite the Brock Hou* 5UU th), spring. 11U1 dolhaa, and are left entirely destitute. It PsfeLComp^fant. When you wi*h Pure Drugs and Med*”2/° *°d ** WA"X,at * L Bowker. Mery B. Bswter and Wkn. Si-Stt37Mh!7i."kJr& Examination of Teoohero. T«M* Bitdt. published in thi* Ueno of th* If attorn?), desire their legal noticas ael up rtn««y, u 1 inserted, without fail, aeoordlag •’«ke term, of the law, they should send them •• 'Ms offi« xxi68tf > the forenoon, at th* north front door House in th* city of Ha^nss in s*W hat certain peteeo, parcel elfand.sit; An Examination of Teachers will bo hdd at tho School Section in Rutland, March 24th, at 10 o'clock A. M. . ; H. N. Monrob, ' *J rfspatfeUdcet of School*. March 12, ’77. Briok Pcxneroy, The celebntted Editor of the Chicago THEFAMILY GOEST tiar. bamnls sw free. wunimos to marl 5-t,m4t Wanted. A new ajBortment of Fine Confectioner Wamzxb k Babn*. mar8w2 WaNZBR ABAHMrS. POWERS <fc BARLOW. LADIES-—Come and see Mrs. Potts’ Sad Irons--Something'new. Delmonico Range And other nice articles for Ladies’use. Builders’ Materials, Strictly Pure Lead, Wiard Plows Every one guaranteedWe also offer a full line of general Hard­ ware.—P lease call and examine our goods. POWERS & BABLOW. �element when in the keeping of thia meet beautiful variety of grasses. Rallroada._______ _ BORRRi HI APFUI TREES. The groit scnsia-takcr—nun. At a meeting nf a formers’ a mem­ " The glue of fuhion”—bltto glass. ber said that wrapping trees with tarred 1 paper from IB tochce to 2 tact high, lesNot a newspaper in Italy has a circula­ tfti tho paper fit the ground snugly, and tion of 10,000/ mavo a little mound up to the paper, will Mormon missionaries arc operating at furnish both a tree-borer proof and a rab­ bit proof. In his opinion, haif of tho Dallas, Texas. youag orchard trees are injured, if not B and d^ortardw. A hot mines pie will keep a man awake killed, by these; two pesto. Care should To have a beautiful, smooth grass plat be taken that thi' borers already in a tree Do not fo are destroyed before the tarred papers ia hands Time GEM) HICHWR0g^ ME i RURAL TOPICS. «nb«rtwt Un« h«w*m Chioaso and Greed TL cnly Lum rwwuy Kfaiyi 0ty (MunmJ timetable Efoot Deo. 10th, 1876 _, east. I Why in the sun Hke a good loaf? Be­ shoot of M apple after them. A wire esons kia light wbeaUriM. have time to decay ; and then fertilise it may be used for this purpose, but the Wby are umbrellas like pancakes ? -Be­ Sfiwi* ihnttea mon, if oh- member preferred tho apple shoot as being QjSto; VW,* aperphopUte, ju- elastic. This insect deposits its eggs often cause they are seldom seen after lent on the body <rf a tree when the baric hsa The maple sugar crop of New England airo, Tunes, or any commcrcixl fertiliser con> been injured. Washing the body with will be ccopanthwly light thto seeeoo. tMtinfcnitrogen or potash, the latter being strong soap-safo was advised an excellent Seats in Mr. Conway’s South Place best, a»d motdato-uf potash, ths most de GRMRS FOOD FOR ITOOK. Chapel, London, rent for 12,400 a year. rireMel Yhewrehtewanwre thouM be covThe quantity of green fodder for cows There's nothing new under tho. sun. IfcUhr—aot <mx two nr three inches that can be grown on an acre iasurpwng to Herodotus mentions the blue glue.theory. deep; and the commercial fertilisers should any one who has not tried it The foDowThe management of the Agassix mu­ be sown at the name time the grass seed hi, ing is a report made by an experimenter: "Desiring to know tho capacity of an acre seum has been transferred to Harvard and raked in ; then roll the ground with tt of dover to feed cows, just before blot­ College. hand roller, pd ***** wiBbe weBdone,. aomiug, I measured forty square rods and Wby is i if JUJ^taOYC*H the large lumps of earthi ; hogan feeding At to seven cows and four or break jtnem before the seed is sown, sodI hornet. To my surprise it fed them flf- buff? Xtis creature. ■“kRdj^bt mooch, and free frmastotm( toen days. The eating capacitv of tho Why u a man who doesn't loco his tem­ asd^ubM^ The kind of grass seed need­ ammals was equal to 12 cows, or to feeding ■ 0M COW 180 days. The two succeeding per Ufcaa school master? Because ho keeps ed J$i/HeRtucky blue gram and Rhode ’ 1®*“ I tri®d the same experiment, feeding cool(keeps school.) l«liwd--'SJcjrt, with a little white cloverr only cows, one of which proved equal to A Wo book To,MtBM ’‘Half Heun ■ °°w i7° Ja^B’ otlier ,tha5 • "^pof with Insects.” What a lively half lu.ur ditto, Ute gna Mi, whtoh to graU. mow, naoer fiavoratle circumstances, may one can hare with a bee I Tb,Ml bI4^hwdr mixed by leeda ’ he cqaal to feeding four cows upon an acre. " I am a broken man,” said a. poet" meo, mpeealy tbr lawtu. It muto be> But I rcgartled this as an extreme ease, “ So Lshould think," was the answer, "for. »wo Tery thick— lour betel, to the tor, and adopted an estimate of one-half an I have ocen your pieces." udalb it ten «U0 to *4 , babel. acre, ia the proper sailing crops, as suffictat ta Mil a c<w through the whole washerwomen silly people? Il dtottld be m> e«iy itr April or Vf, ■eaten. But it must be Dome in mind Because thci r put out their tube to catch weeding to the riirMr ; but if the ground that this means fend in good condition, soft water wl ten it rains hard. »OH reedy to thto ba. iheenriogehodd capable of bearing a till crop of clover, Why cannot two slender perrons ever be deferred till ea-iy i» 0eptoaber, reft oats, rye, millot, or fodder corn/’ become great friends? Because they will lath, Nunbent gttoa, when: u my b always be alight acquaintances. , eeem u ^y tew tea M^to Skater. Husbands and fkthera will be pleased to learn that “ small checks' are to be fash, teenm- or nn m atte. lonable for silks next summer. Mleaieg b the ^odfiy rf mJ . geoerdly uad to so acre, riveye towing mote on poabte Um, o, ttel wbicto a rerykrtito.- Tilden has been provided for, after all.’ Hayes gives him the Department of the Exterior, and both sides say amen. Tho Knights of Pythias arc stronger in Pennsylvania than anywhere else in the Uuiou. They have 450 lodges and 40,000 members. Bread is hereafter to be sold in Read­ ing, Pa., by weight. A fine is imposed for not conforming with tho law, as also for using improper materials. FTRAMIRG FODDER FOR 8HEXP. A farmer in Ohio, why has experiment­ ed extensively in feeding sheep, as is re­ ported, selected 300 ewts and ditided them into two lots of equal numbers, and as —Hy eqol to ate, oteH >s. torf ditoon as he could gel them. One lot of 150 was placed in one shed and received liberal rations of clover hay and sheaf oate TM^her tot of IbO was placed in a neigh­ boring shed, and fed twice a day with toemwed com fodder, ent to three quarters of an inch in length, mixed with two bushels of bran, and wot down with boiler water—at the rate of one bushel of the mixed feed to tea ahem Before b*toniQg each lot WM weighed on a a* Of The Berberry ankn e her hedge, a I know from growing it. A California psperilays: "It is not generally understood, but nevertheless true, that barberry hushss grow in abundance in our mountains, same within six miles of Del Norte. They can­ not be surpassed for a bodge plant.' The stalks arc very thorny, and grow very dose together, the leaves are sour and stock will not eat them, and cannot break through them when properly planted. They bear a small berry in clusters, of a white color when green, and turning red at the first frost; when ripe they make splendid pre­ serves, and are much used in New England States, are about as tort as a gooseberry. A hedge of these plants will nve foncinp, besides furnishing a delicious preserve for the family, and be an oroamabt to the farm." The seed may be gathered in ■oasnartsof New England hr the too; it » sdd by the mwdsmen of New York but ■t too high a price, I think. StB iolnx Sooth-Ertaiac Rxprtat daily UMptSat- wunw GOIMG NORTH. ?r-_ ffr-jo is - ;S 41 QRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. MAY LJSTR. Cbk&rv t:E," and U*i Turnnloaod Buffalo E Montreal and Boaton Eipreu uJWotralM arrive al 74Sa.au aaiSJ0p.au 'aadToroalo tralue arrive at IfcOSa. 6-JOaad HrtO p. a». E. RMIDT. J. HICKSON? CHICAGO to LAKE HURON H rtDj^ujteji of TkM rtrretmte Net • Breah d«pou*l °®*M' 1S1 3rg*rt0° ... , r sad at the (DrtreuuJk) . -prop-of ite hu w,( <suh«r in London, ousts tho following sentiment “ The emphe mi which ih0 sun never sets —sod Trfljte) mry seldom tb* I" mn MPjn bivision. \_ TIME TABLE No. 8. 74 tah»«eta« Mmtay.far. M, !ln. The Reliable 8h«rt Liae EAST AND WEST. to a.as r*OM SRAM IAPIM AM DETROIT! TU Cohpmt reaaryias tat rigkt tonrr aa tir- MiMteviUe Furniture. Cofflm Etc. Josh Billings says: “The mewl.is a larger bird thah the guso or turkey. It has two logs to walk with, and two more to kick-with, and wears its wingi on the «de of its bed." The Hon. Hamilton Fish, having had portrait* of his children painted, was sbaw> ing them to some friends. A gentleman pointiogto the poriraitapSaMl: 3 8artt>to.’ LiulefmUsdo.supinoil." READ THIS and be happy again. A<teM,raoto wkeelippaiM,- SALISBURY & BROSSEAtJ They are never alone who are aceompaRiW by noble tbooghra. -r^ Dealers tn all kinds furniture, Whrt you leave at )our death, let it be without controversy, elite the lawyers will be your heirs. Every spirit beyond ito how. world a heaven DpWsry Goods firm Praia It No true work since the world 1 ever wasted ; no true lift since wi has ever failed. Ti« Gnel Mien TiranlM A' T°m^ io lhe TUKhartYtogo baiter than------------only given when we "have fulfilled the duriessf iwpsatqta. , . UORTHERN " In aaeieni atory w» are tolff That MiWteeeli fate* .aHUtaeVo ,U4 Fite, wholesome almost as welt as lot. O-~. M<m^V for eiemtetor the teeth it wfl] sweeten the breath when nothing else will do so. JI OSBTTTR Al. RAHWAY COMPANY Look here ! Look here ladelohia *«■?■» On—. <" W»t to i«, i ‘nPPo* I k«re, but you don't ranpooc I swallow all I read, do port English sparrows for the cxtertninayour “But everybody knows that that. I've heard a tte. rf ay odterTS, ■ "* ?“* “■ rwenjMM ■aoitel iteir, in the rirto fcr\Zwa« ad ote ema tea which the tteioat butler is made. . nfc*T;ll« "i* dir i» tan iu «a k*” my b, pnUra. aon thu tWdotho <t -tlttSr with iu at work oTltfit teody roofe J**n“ U ?kra wc ‘PP’j t(> «rnu to r*T>«K«iy flags around, here, and I don’t want ms” "But, mr, but » on,” interrupted the f people hear yon jaw- Railroad "STATION'S f ia^ES itaw *» '/iff? IlfiCTU' KOSSK:^ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-03-25.pdf b43e82abc1f129ca8a1760cd1fd43be2 PDF Text Text B. .1876 VOL. XXL NO-95. //WHOLlfiw. 2037. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. MONDAY, MARCH 25. 1877. fafcj.i-WttkMeprtlisM Bw1 FARMERS GEO. M. DEWEY ePlW: AXI> PUBLISHER. ,. u<>«tur aso -rntrasoar voos. ____ HLwi.Chart GREETING, MESSER BROTHERS storms and roves, bnt it all ataouuta to fesriona. A clergyman in the State of nothing. Cool, self-possessed, the Pccai New Yarkciiclosed H-50 for a ticket in dent sits, paying no more heed to the some mythical scheme, with the remark, “If yqu.catj arranat this so as to have me storming and raving than a&thougb it were draw a prire/ ft WnJ wirk to your advan­ the softest u-phyx. Oh, ye people, do you ,tage." 'Thiemaa WM bidding to have a I Ml abac with my coitaclenee. In a r-Iocc where time bed ecued. Aad wo talhed of my form* Uvlac la the tend where the yeire increaicd. Are on hand at the old stand with the finest Stock of IinplemenU and Machinery ever known in Hastings, We have the pwAttatad te irfo advantage, ferretknow why President Hayes is in position fraud ; to do thia ? Learn and apply the sama to 1ting that if the dealers would nriadle at all they were, as liable *to swindle hint 'as yourl ocal politics, and get good govern- 1 anybody cbe. laboring men, widows, moot all around. This is the secretr—he (sretastresses, all ehroes sal sorts of peoj3e don’t owe anybody any favor for his nonu- (showered their money upon these sharks, And I felt I (ho aid here to anffwer The quidion it pot to me. JACKSON WAGON, rf.KM- ■> Material. sad tbn vara at at UriM B*m. GALES CHILLED PLOW, advertising. nation or election. Ho never asked for ths <saoh hoping to drew the big prita feat nomination, be never asked for the election, 'would make them comfortable for Me. Ex­ and ho is complicated with nobody. Con- jcept the little thrown out fby bait, none of ihem ever rot a dollar—all that was sent sequontly he has no friends to reward or (them went down fete fee pockets of the enemies to popish. He is President be- । Thu ihouu of ferfoticn aotlonu Comt Boutin* bufvro my «l*ht. And thtaaa that Ithoualrt wero daa Win aliro wUhTtirhblimlsbt. DIAMOND IRON PLOW, purtmenti And the viaUnrW all my part life DIAMOND STEEL PLOW, cause the people wanted him to be. He 1 has no one to thank, fur he asked no one *stock is after them, and he wffi'makc it for them. He had them 411. fo the for his vote or influence. >.In.^Qrtefeie. [livdy ■, police court, end every swindler of them office nought him—noUsta^ft office: ' will go ep, except, those who give bail. can afford to do as he^Pu best, for hols .And policemen will be put to guard their ia no one's hands. There are no rings or. 1premises, the pcstoflice will atop their let­ and the people will be made virtuosi, cliques controlling him, and all the efforts ters, J whether they will dr Dot Money ad­ to organize them have been failures. , dressed to these fellows will hereafter be Rutherford B. Hayes, not a clique taring (detained at the poftoSoc, and will be re­ his name, ia the President. And »o turned | to those sending it. And thisis there ia disappointment. The Republicans for the benefit of thorn weak, enough to —hereafter there will be no secrecy in are jubilant and the Democracy are de- send j such mattori. Thcltttcra will be opened, pressed. ** Why, blast it," said one in my tand in an unopened state will be sent to All the above named Plows are sold on trial, Single and Platform Buggies, taiw i *4.001 fjsbl sKfo __m» I XU) f a.no rIL» i S.y iJMOI TIM 1 6»-00 J MV ijWlJMH MM._ ton Card*, not «xecc4lna-iii And I Ihotuhi of my form ar thknUns Of tha Ju damant day to ba. Bnt ulttlM alona with my ooMti.no. Suumed Jud*«monl eoooth for mu. Taylor and Gale Horse Rakes, Buckeye Mowers with Table Rake Reaper, IXL Wind Mills, etc., etc. Every article we sell is warranted to please. GIVE US A CALL. hearing yesterday, “ if ho keeps on thia ।the postmaster of the place from which way for a. year I vbaU have to vote for him 1they came. If you Want to invest in a myself." " Yes," said another, “ and 'lottery, you may be sure that the poetuue* in your own town will k noy-that .you when wo have to vote for a Republican, tor ] hatedone so. From this time out you do what becomes of the Democratic party?” ।it al your risk. That bothered them. 1 predict that Gen. Burns Messer. mSsy ez- Doctor Aikln’s Double Column. Hayes will so run the administraticn that ।is Retting bettor every day. Since Hayes there will be no opposition to him, long bo- ihas taken the helm there has bees a light­ fore his Your years are out. Ho u an han- 1ening up, a revival, that is delightful. People are not only paying, bat they are est man, sad a man of will. What more : investing. Goods , an selling, exchanges can wo want in a President ? As it stands bpng made. There is a life and vitality ^Sntrolt Which I oerht to have known before. And whieh. tbowh I learet it drwamlnr. I hope to ferret no more80 I ilt alone with oowrfenoe in the place where the yeere ineieace. And I try to remember th. future In the land where time will mom. run: now there is no Democratic party in New that the country has not seen for yean, York except in the grog shops and gam­ and everything looks bettor.. We are all bling hells. The respectable Democracy going to do well from this titre out. P1ETKO. are giving the administration a hearty sup­ And know of the fataro tadanmonU How dreadful aoe'ar It be. That to tit alone with my conael.nee Will be Jmtarment enough for me. port, for, after all, business is ef more im­ State Affaire. portance than politics in a btnrincM com­ DRX *<> Z H. C. ? PECKHAM. ;> PHYSICIAN 4 surgeon FREEPORT. BAIUtY COUWTT, Ml xxtltf ?L W. RIKER. °f relief- 1111 THE VANDERBILT WILL. PolltlMl -V.ndorbirt’ ■ Win—Lt.tt.ry Daalare—Bu.in.ra. The contest of the Vanderbilt will has wcck- ’ . v I. All objections are with­ Ex-Governor Bagley was in New Or। drawn, and the will was duly probated on ended in smoke. *r* .‘’“"I?' New York, MarA 19, 1877. teffitSavksrSSSSE Tuesday. En. Banner: — The new President is a surprise to both Tcrtallr relied upon u his friends and encmim. The Republican* are astonished to find him a much greater in klikSs ~srst "• fia-I*L- Ss—~ man than they had any idea of, and the Democracy arc gnashing their teeth at the HSTIC>OP THE PEACE. O.neral CnlteetUn *»4 AfM't, Union Bl.<k. HUM 8UMI. splendid suc«- that has attended his ef * forts to do what be promised in his letter of acceptance and Inaugural address. The RM. UPJOHN, PBTSIUAX A SI KGEON.-Oann Bepublicaus knew that Gov. Hayes w» a who meant what he well-meanin? non, reform in the line of civil service, they had no ides that it was possible to do it. The iDemocracy believed that all h« talk was of WOLF. M. D. the antoeleotioo order, that nothing would wooH h,Te ' come of it, *od “broken promisee" es electioneering capi­ . tal. Both are disappointed. Hayes prom «gSSa=ASg5Sai. A. P DRAKE, /aiflCIAS A .SURIJB9H.—OUe« bed reform and he is carrying it «t. The -velop«l inU) an In.n-b.o3rf, ■uno, wulM, HAYFORD, hiunigoot won, wbo known wb.l bn wwnto ud nropoowiodoiL nnniw, reTorw b Inbio burfo <Moooomplwbrf fw»- Tbo office woken wbo did no. Irfim «bn. _ HR. C. RUSSELL, h, „ in own-. «o «»i’? “ d„,«, .boir wqnc-taff. Uglbnrf b, Un, VOCUX4 srROBOM.-<MU» w tait ®■* “ OTO. wwgbc of Un r.wwwwrf.Uon. iboy . B.u ran. hr WobwiUilbow. TbejbnTo.UIwo. wii ■ Uwwrnc uwww. “Tbo innnwlwnl » • Bwi ennoble nun, nod U.0 goo* nJ lb. nertioe do« no. dnwnod n ebnsp " myweiow in U>. cawpupi I' „ fbr noUling wbnWrer. ■'Bui “ Tbny BtocJ OUW” did wlu. b. nonld » elect tb. nun of bu choice. WM. BURGHER, WcrooogmMnoUiwjof Uwwirt, .nd dull Ml „„L U ’k*‘ ’* O'"* Good mornwr " And «■ ““ «F- nlieeol who bu nude polidw o lilriui >, iaBryr "— ! 1 nod i. io Irfi*- fcr „OO. goto owoy oonowws ,u bu N-d»r . rf Coogrc- Up «>» U<” »'• ■ Blunk, wiU. Wood io bio eyw, ud be de ’ Bind. Ou nppoinuooot of bio ftiorf. The ’ : .uwc io.porturlrf.I.poKho— Bunun Srwoooo Worf hlw- "»-wM b. no cbongw-d. F»<I Jf i. undt Aw Uw I die preeouC iocuwbent ! plooo, rfow H, 0*4 »• •“ r“ • >»““ iu wei.lt. • H. say passes into the bands of ous man, preserv­ ing intact the most odious monopoly that exists. It is u pity, so far as the public is concerned, that the heira did Dot wade in and break the whole thing. As William H. is bound, if ho carries out his father's idea, to place the hundred millions aad its accumulations in the hands of one of his children, there will Be a fortune of five hundred millions m the hands of his oldest son ia leas than ten years. This is aito- ‘■easy-goinr, well-meaning man" has de- W.'LJI. The friends of Wm. They say Don Henderson has become a that be made no compromise with the other red ribbon man. children, but the friends of the other chil The G rand Rapids water works have cost dren say he did. It is rumored that he that city 8350,766.44. promised if they would let the will go St. Louis, Gratiot county, has a red rib­ through without, opposition he would: give bon club of 500 members. tbum a million apiece, and that, rattier ttmn A post office has been established at wash the family linen in public, thia was Crooked Lake, Clare county. acceded to. This ends it. An estate of The next State Fair will ba held at one hundred millions, controlling the most important lines of railway in the country, Jackson, Sept. IS, W. 20 and 21. mud, but as Grant bad failed to make any DELIGHT J. The 130. band. AIK IN I* pr«-«mintnUx «»oce~f»l la cartas «mm to hb u«» »>' The era of good feeling is at munity. OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Be. the™ will *0 00 oboogo I John Hartman, an mmato ot the La­ peer county house, is said to be 107 yean A four thousand dollar organ is noon to furnish music for the Baptist Church in Gbhd Rapids. ; : ’ The reform wave left Big Rapids with about 350 converts in line and a strong re­ cruiting force is the field. Potterville, Eaton Co., Is to bate a cigar manufactory. Mr. Jama Flansburg, of Marshall, is'to be proprietor. The Muskegon river Will float down at least 328.000,000 feet of toga thia season, and White River 80,000.000. Gotarnor Croswell has appShstod Hon. Victory P. CsUier to. bn Regent of the University for Regent McGowan’s udcxpired term. \ Niles has bssfi Chasen m<)W tiboa for Anthony Comstock, iu the employ of the holding a grand celebration of tbo.anniPostoftcc Department, has made a raid veraary of the establishment of Odd fel­ upon, the lottery dealers, and arrested thirty lowship in America, April 26. of them. The extent of thia hamreim is The University law alumni meets at Hills understood. There *r® ©vor a thous­ and firms in this city whose bwdneaa is Ann Arbor on the 27th, and efforts are be­ selling policies in lotteries, of which the ing »nda to make it the largeat gathering poor dupes who need their money know as of the kind hcW in th. State. liuJe. as they ’ du of Snnegnmbia. With A beantifal tittie girt in Ithwa, Gretiot th e exception of Uro or three, those frauds eountr, roomtly daxi nf b»in few caused represent no drawings—they simply pocket ’ by having been frightoaed by some boys the money that' is sent them. They ad­ who threatened to cut tier san off. vertise a drawing for the benefit of a The Chicsgo A Lake Haaw Railroad fo school in Kentucky, or Nevada, or 1 hos-• pilzl in Washington, in which capital prism1 destined to become one of the most poou of 1250,000, and other prises running; lar routes in the State. Its nflberi are full down to tlOO, are promised to the hoMere1 of phsek and energy, and oagtitto wreoe^. of the “lucky"tickets. WhareftwiMpsy It ■ stated on the authority of the De­ they do send a few doliasa, bay flfty, just troit Post that alt the oSess of ths Mich­ enough to inflame the poor dupe, and have igan Central RsHroed which wero removed him spread the fact over a whota county that he drew a prise and got the money. Thus twenty-lva er flfty ddtan ia the cheapest ndvartfeing they can have. Corn­ stack found them in all sorts of places, but never one of. them with the pretext of hn»- �ThgBwi-WBdkiyllBprtlicaiiliawef mere’ aons to other occupations, is not so ' □e Pregnant Facts. Congressional districts from 'which, he has In r TMr ■' States exceed the as yet received no 433 square miles- three from New Hamphirc. _Thcrc will iaduding the much the desire to make more money, or to find a less laborious occupation, as it is the desiro to lead a more satisfactory life. _ lift where ihu putsf >u hu heed; Jevdopal b, *• b«ur edorelton ud bet­ ands of our best young men. 31. Liquor injures the stomach. ter ei.ilmlM. for »h>* “> »hn y lur^ o« of the walk* to *T0'J loses him his ritaatiou. In number of persons who cannot write, VICTORY P. COLLIER. of Colbonn. the Tilden States exceed the Hayes States QBORGK L. MALTS. »t AlpenaT. roope, It transmits disease to his off. If, when it has been announced that there are no vacancies in the 1’ostoffico by 2397,911. Tb® ¥_, makes his breath a stench. and substance of Civil Service Reform. ipriug 38^r -A drunkard is despised by all other But for the rates tit fivo or Aix'iU&A drunkurfls »!■■> w>.nt.wwlww wwb. rf a. ^i,, ,t . s. ra7™iw »• Trinity Church, Tilden would not have n 1 ___________ II— 1__V —* r..» generally look R font for tha the thief in hungering Democracy? carried a single Northern State except In* The Indianapolis (Ind.) -Newt, an indtH ■10. It i< the direct road to the com­ pendentjburnal,says: “ThePr*aidouthai mission of all descriptions of crime. The "New York fri&ime says :—Ex- done what no scheming, seoond-hope-man ‘ ' Justice. PoMtmaster Gwcral Tyner deserves more has dared to .think o£ He has met the tf.xa ■with the utmost cantup and wisdom. To than common thanks for consenting to re. ring of ruling politicians who wanted to dictate to him, and broken it all to bits." How to Keep the Boys on the Farm. He has a thorough fomil- People who have forgotten that number ‘ar’t.T the postal service :. he mad? an menta at the South. aj»d to insure Hie rights ■uncommonly good Postmaster General, and qf.aU bgr making itrthe tet«M Wf iriTto the departmtut wffl be greatly strengtened u^oM the lofea! authorities This involves by the assistance he can give to Mr. Key. "qxJi'cy mj radMal.and essential1 It is another of the cases, like that of Mr. of the eeutury are respectfully referred to The April number iff Scribner will tain a paper by tho well-known apricultural author, Colonel George B. Waring of main as second in a department where he has given the country assurance that ho has been chief.. Prod- W. Seward, where superior men »how,by their wttlingnesS'to Accept modor- Ate station ho# taueh’tiis administration has already elevated the public .service. Thanks to Mr. Bayes. wc are getting beck the old-foshW|ihtotion that it is u credit New Hampshire. The voters of that State State. . the highest It is nob’ * bWd aigh ofvettiratng to payments when the Connecticut Legisfoture is petitioned by bqavy capital­ ists for tho incorporation of the Union Bank of New Haven, with a capital of •300,000. the notes of which are to be deed, they had no right to expect, judging paid in gold on demand at iu counter. Our National Growth. The Albany (N. T.) Journal of a late by tha’geoeral Democratic misreprasaota- Perhaps our national growth cannot bel­ willing to let him take his own-time in re, during his policy to practice. ter be illustrated thanSby the following sketch of San 1 'rancisco With regard/to the troops now in South Carolina and Louisiana, it is obvious that from an Eastern P*per: “ The new San Francisco directory, just published, contains 100,850 names, which, being sent there. It^ks the ^Xork of his estimating that each name represents three predecsBor, and was a part^of the carrying in population, would give the actual popu­ out of the old policy, fpv which a remedy lation of the city as 302,550. tho President’8 date Says: “Wc sustain policy os a national ncceaatty. candid survey good and a political most Tho dispasMonate and of the field eiiforeCT the conclusion that it ia as wise in a political point of vfow as it isjnst and wound in tho broadeo* national Maae.’* General and Mrs. Grant, it is said, will Of this is now being sought. "It does not appear number 32,000,are Chinese, and the in* that the troops are oppressing anybody ; crease iu the population during the past on the contrary, they arc preserving the yeaFhasbcen about 11 percent- There Were 1600 buildings erected daring the Kycar, 33 of which coal •8>00,(X)0. aggregate amount expended for im­ antie^-that the peace will be maintained if provement daring tbajyear, including pub­ Ute soldiers are withdrawn at once; but lic paries, streets, etc., was 11,000,000. .they are not yet exactly in the position to There are dow 27,000 buildings com prised afford such guaranties, and will not bo till within the eity limits, of which 4,390 are they are clothed with the requisite legal brick. The Poet Office delivered last year 455,346 letters and received 5,452,838 authority—which means not only the set­ letters, and 800.000 postal cards were col­ tlement of the whole dispute, but the set­ lected and 850,OW delivered. The average. tlement in a certain way. That, it should daily Miandance on the pwblie schools last; 4 op vrti . the pro­ also be remembered, would render it absurd J®*1 w“ 2£«7 G1> « :increase prer • to ny-Uatir lh« Prc.'ta.i found chit <b. ’”•“ [ J____ 1 ______ Ju — —v _.n “« ootoob. Tbo total withdrawal oi the troops did not work well expense of maintaining these schools was! in the interests of order and peace, he, •867,754, an increase oi 1160,309 over could send them back again; for, would the previous year, and the estimate for the either Hampton or Nicholls, or their Leg­ ensuing year is placed at >870,000. The total value of the school property is |2,> islatures, call upon him to do it ? If they 503,500 for a visit to the West Accompanied by their youngest jun, now in college, they will sail for Europe ia May. They expect to ba absent from Uie country at feast two years, and it is General Grant’s desire to travel as any other private citizca of th* United States, without public danon st ra­ tions from the government anthorities of the countries he will visU. Do not Use Strong Drinks. The youth of ail countries, as a rule, lono^'OTe' example set by their dders, henrii we ask special •aiieo<ioo7to Olhe fol • lowing reasons why liquor should not be used ha a beverage by rithdr the ywapg, or the middle aged, or the dd. 1. Strong drink deprives men ot their 2. It despoils men of their highest in- . Xlxe Oreut MILY hoick the companionships and intimacies among the young people, their fatliera and moth. ................................ V, mold f rowing old •oil ghim by the tonstaut friction of tboir kind p and in no for relation with one's follow mon fulness and tho rhffiraod of .< ' Iago life —ifect that is not to be found in the remote form-house, nor cvcq m pe soot of neigh­ borhood we sometimas dad U Ac country, where several form-boom are within a quarter of a mile of. racli other. The habit of ‘running in’ for a wtooicot's chat with a nekbbor is a good one, auu it pets but scaut devdupcincut among American farm era." MARVBLLOUS EFFECT. active in ijrgiqg tito adoption of improve- Catholics wiD continue to be ineligible to specie TEGETXIfsi courapug ‘•The social beneuls snu we racut^w for frequent, neighborly, and Informal intereonree are nh»bu To nay nothing of have rcfu»cdltovrttikfi the Word'ft Brotest- aw^’ from their "Bill of Rights, and Roman _H-. R- Steven's C0|umn and has gooti oppOTtumties tor atuoytog tho needs of American agriculture. Fa­ miliarity with tbs'Qf» sod work of Euro­ pean formers’, where it ia usual fef those who cultivate the soil to live in vilbtgm, suggested to him the idea that the condi­ tion of our own agricultural population could be much ameliorated by a similar conrentration into communities where the material and moral benefits of better social relstimn could be secured. The paper considers the way ia which land mar be divided so as to secure ths end in view with the least inconvenience to the meu who have to till tho fields, and with the least drawback to the business of the fanner. Tro coses are considered : 1. When Ilin question of the settlement of new lands. 2. Where farm-houitcs are already reattcred over tho country, each on its own form. In both cases it is attempt­ ed to show how the detrife of the plan may be regulated so as temutae the least annoyance and loss of time to the men. to i-ompajs the greatest ennvenianoc and comfort of (he women, and to provide the best advantages for the younger members of the community. These two schemes are -illustrated by sufficient diagrams, which indicate the way in which the forming land and tho village tract should be divided. Suggestions are alao given u to the lay­ ing out of the village green, the care of roada,patha, grass-ground, and other open spares, so for as suchsuggssti a*sare appro, prime Io ibis connection. popor ther, “I ah< inity of living, for growth ft and reading room, c my own way, I ______ ___ attraction and en tertaiament of. the vilfaxo to atrictly 'mor­ al' appliances. It wodlcrprobably be wiser to recognise tba fort that young men find an attraction in autitMaituta which our sterner ancestors regarded as dangerous,' and I would not radicw UiHards, nor cvevi, ‘by rigorous euaetmeitt^ tba milder vice bl social tobacco. Better have a little Aormr.w wiekwl.f. wr U».,J undw >1.. eye of parents than ctawuWtfr'roe rterrhat boys, after a certaia age, would aauk a pretext for more uncoutnjlcd indulgence* in the neighboring town. z “On* might go on through tbejoeg range of incidental arguments—subh as lighted streets, well-kept aids-walks, win­ ter mow-ptowo, and good drainage, ud a wholesome pride in a tidy, coxy village, until even the most door-fisted of all our would bring full value in return, and until he would recognise the fact that the attractioua of such a. home ai /ho village would make pocwiWo would bo likely to insure his being sntxeeded in his whole-1 somo trade by tad brightest anf I his sow,—. resul«-r*,H“ ' worth more than allj “But my purpose gret a scheme which even though which I hope for flie what seems the easiest, wonld affect the work of the farmer, his lief for thedul wife, his hired men, and bu> teams, is fully which makes esnsiderod, audit seems to be demonstrated —while it io admitted that iu immediate , money-making there may be some alight Buy Monument MijfiJSotc-Paper, the change. ” SWOLLEN LIMBS. A PERFECT CURE. n. hayses>T' WiHii* not be Without VEGETINE Vegetine h wld by ill Druggists. Local Blijijiefj potice? beat in the market 2?or sale Jiy J. Rob- telleotual ,|twgth. . mar26mit . Considerable space ia given to tho com­ JUtTA, parative effect of tho life of the isolated ’ Smoke the VETO, the Bora five Coat form-house and of the more sociable life Cigar. F*r rale by ’ *. J. Roarers. President, therefore, will think twice, and 4. It bus the progress of civilization of the village on the character ofthe farmer Nominate good men for township officers, and his family, and, therefore, ou the fu­ a great many aww, before ,he withdraws It is oaid that the. Jesuits are plotting to ture farmiug people of tno country. The the troops from these two Stated Without 5. It destroys the peace and happiness restore the temporal power of the Pope. following quotations indicate the fine of arat the same time having gained recuritica of miUioua of families. just receiv gumeoL The number of postal cards issued by of a more effectual character than can bo 6- it reduces to poverty virtuous wives “It may se^m a strange doctrine to be Building. the Government last year amounted to advanced by a I somewhat enthusiastic for­ and children. 150319^00. mer, but it is a doctrine that has been Wo have not the feast doubt that that 7. It causes thousands of murders. Perhaps a littte more modesty would be slowly scceptei after many years’ observa­ Just received good result will be attained boob that is, 8. It prevents all reformation of chartion,—a conviction that has takew y-wn sooo as compared with the magnitude and non of an unwilling mind,-—th»( tho young mar26mat tee and NichoHa. ' the difficulties of the subject The very ! 9. It readers abortive the strongest and man who takes Us young wife to A. *T. Galt has been appointed Fisheagerness with which the removal of the an isolated farm-house dooms her Taken from the Hssm to time within the last 10 10.. Jtcewras the majority of cases of and himself and their children an unwholesome, unmtiafoctory and draft io fovor of Karie Roi ing Governments may settle the matter Washington by theCsnodten Government vacant exirtene.-an existence marked at Hastings. The pemoo The wealthy Senator from West Virthemselves, is a ground of suspicion that will 11. sltd^strors both bjdy aud sou). by the abscence of those more satisfying please return it to the pustoffi, „ Mxs.’daVW nA am oalUTMUK ialuaa .hi* the trooprf into either State "for the purpos- Political Notes. smb minor official on the Bahaaiore and Ohio 'bins, and poupore. which, MM / • able. of immorality. ? The-tune, item, fort th* withdrawal 4X ox-District Attorney brat devdopemeot of character and inteDi- U causes iraraetw rvyenditepw to prevent rwenlMiam.. onura. (V.; {, ’ va-' T*.___ .___ u_______ » •_____ m week without exchanging a word or a feat With a Single uraoratoow Ji??5r*Maroh23d'i87L m*r=6« f * The “Iron Trail. A spicy akatah*dcscriptive of a trip over the Atebisou Topeka and SantaFe Railroad ■nd of the beauties, scenery and plctrare resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Xym Crinkle,*' the musical and dramatic critic •f the Ntw York World, sent free on paplication.togcther with the SanJ*a*G»uk. maps And tone tables of this new and pop­ ular route from Kassas Cityand Atcbisdb to Pueblo, Denver and ell points in Colo­ rado, Naw Mexico, Arixona and the San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman Sfeepcra on the continent between the MbBonn River and the Rocky Mountains without change. Address ■ T. J. Aiwintsox, 1 ■' •' ’ ’ •' fJew.- Piw- riyt. Jan. 4 *76 tf Topeka. Kan. Whitman's Aborted < Candie*—the best Ma -D^ Rrad desires to eril attetftan to’fct the rarakeU A full supply at J. P- family circle*. ry Sebert. 15. A: Itrburdaus (be country with, encr- than Pramdeni Bayes and his advisers, and they are doing all in their power to bring ' ' ‘ the earliest possible day. Mil- please vote for a good man. ths puWio, that ws will safely and red*®. Ij cure all cases ofjM&*iiW»th<»ui foe Oftentimes the caucus decides die election. Robert G. Ingeraolf uttered a golden 17. Drunkards ( want. tlte. p^i>ortunity moved. - rf J.-7a : 18*-’Baber people ■want the nuisance re- cities of their own situation sooner or later within its bonds the first few resolution and S^dSrX^’ °W t’ xxOtf of knifof^r Jigwraro Nf furs, no pafE. F. A L W. Bttowx. Hawiwm, Dea M, 18T6- VMw. the North and Heath mm time ; *». rood. conquers. Card yrith a Every rotor should tarn .frat st.ths cau- 2f>- n. payer* want the burden re­ . wrf? c, . The abran^ ftf liqooc would rave iw». ffiUiug. ,;I !m4w ;q,'_ Lout the interest of Calhoun i growa dull with have started owl th', in the hotel barn and von to your interest to call nnd «« »e— 1 J.rJV. Baoc^ axibltf . Iw ariq expose* all persons to inthe balance on those ‘who are in Rutland. i». Cunpus Ugic. drily task*. "Ia "JteR afl this-and I and Sentnd have consolidated. Both <4 Wanted. the Toast Want which have It iuMtn that Mr. Jones’s friends in A., « over Hastings N V0*. J.’WlLl'UL Tl. HicrantawytetbeBtefe. there is a rry who «Us Good* liter Goods, than I- Bbmlhsthswdl n<* at his goods *?,111 �I ' Mr. F.. I’. Burrall, and Mr. R I. Heud^hLuT ’*'* j^Bskhllepfcpiapper.' arrived homo Oh’Saturday ' Literary Notice*. from extended bus- I Scat ntrta sou ArxL—Of the -cumber uf Dr. Sohenok's Standard Remedies ocoudonal pap«n un American sport*” at..1 nouuced Ly SctUMMiai’a Humtmly iTlast No- ! i>mauler nr an Ui.io.ik* oi I vember, thrao have alrondy betm published , TV, UJIn' CtebU.. T—f— x—rf». ri». “Salmon.Fishing."' “Bay ahootine " and ,h?lUBf,l,7 lakes,” Theav paper* hare Lmm written by uita of raooxnlxml authari/y and h'.te uniformly appealed to the ^rtm« aad not to the Th* name amy be IruiMhlly told nf the fourth, Jwmo American Sporting Doft,” which ap­ eUHoti at Baltimore. April Wth, at 7 n’elucV pears in the April number, end is from the । pen of William M. Tiieston, Esq., of tho ’’Forest Stream." The unique IllusiraUoM of • thia paper include wnud-cuts of celebrated •pent the Sabbath iu this dly. were Chartea American hunting-dogx. Tl.e writer discusses allot* marts f F. Dwight of Milwaukee, and Geu'l Wm. Il I the comparative value of pointers and setters, ; truinine don for tho field, Me. Of light ehar। n',wftrJ ’‘jlee-iUustraled sketch Attention is asked to the ndrertisemnn cd ! -• lUtle-vi.-itod inland of hi-aUl-r r.iriiiitu.ii, tha Hearer Brea., and the farmers will do veil wUd pomes ml the VirginiareoM. “Ont of my Window al Moscow.” Eugene Schuyler, conlatex sketches of Ruvrian life and manners bv r. Srheeek. cither per •n acute observer, with some remarkable pic­ ire. ^r»w of Hi The indies' Missionary Society connected ture*. A fourth article, “A Trip to Hie Black ■attL Hilb." by Leander P. Hiehardaon, shows that w.th tho Methodist Episcopal Church will )» ad is not gold llu*'gutters i« tho Deadwood, entertained on Friday afternoon by Mm. Hart- region; .‘.Ilea fifth, Mr.’ Clarence Uoak'a "Beds and Tabic.., St<x,I* and Candlestick< Tl) THE .iMEK^AS PVHLIC. contains some informal ■ tJtr here and there full attendance is desired. about dining-tahlea, decorations, He. There Mra. W Elard Hayev, delivered an doqnent is alw an illustration with ench of the serials : Dr. HoUaml'a “Nichoiaa Minturn,” In which there is n dinner ht the Conte's; and “That •vening. Such speeches do an uauuol of good! Law o'Lowrie's,” by Mre.Rumett, which Is to cud with Hie May iwuallnieut, and to appear *• havsplaoU,?aoa aa?h«uia book form at once. Two drawings by Mr. H. 0. Carter wm nominated for Supervisor by the Groratack turn N Hastings township on Saturday. II.'kNh. TIME-CAHD' . $s;.t . 8:15 a.M. .-..turMvsndSoodewlggJ. «• kUr- u. Drugs. h ladlcinea, Perfumeries, Etc., Etc. Special Notices. i naaa trips. ’-L-,iiuMa.'-*””"1- BSS® Mi^s?:snis3¥ft?frst«s This space is Contracted^ for by. » ,,J.T OIIICH TIME CARD TTJSiS: IrrisF ,<HMV OFFICEKN. RS.'StSSS.tt Moren xrc given with "Tho Hills of Ungsnarc.” a poem by Mrs. M. W llackletou. In addition to tiie eight illustrated papers before mratianed. there nre about n dinetl drawings A. Newland for Supervisor, and John Dowden1 of “Inacctivoruus Plauta.” by Mrs. Herrick, ' who explains the proresee* by which the insects nre Mien, nnd pays a high tribute to । Mr. Darwin. The Clipper t>aso ball club have reerganlte l. I Of the uuiilustratod papers, Colonel Warand will proceed to make it warm for the boys, i icE'» ” Villages " ’ deale with the fin an­ ther wouldLonleasa.il.> ri*> wl »«ral disadvantages of the present (hey would Le pleased to hear from Amateur . tlflwUud/inB4ifo.wilb plan, showing olubs in this part of the Blate. The Clipper., h,(W the/can be Hm<M. This paptr la to see light weights, but their clothes tit well. b« folloaed awouby others en Village Impruvc. . .. . . .. ,. menu. There is also some advice on *• Old Ad»uu. n.M.,U.r— Bur—I; rou Fimpaon, Thursday eve., March 22d, for thoughts on “ April." having the ehinn of the benefit of Elder'liarreu of Baltimore, by The Greenback men of itatland. noirilnatod1 ■ full ticket on Saturday, bonded by Charles, BKH , Br_.„.rwwB. nuri. Ma-. ____ Chip- ‘fit orfsr of Commlltto- IlksTlAt;** TOWNSHIP REPUB­ ’ I.ICAXCACL'S. .. u -Al - ! the Township of HaMia<«* ?* E? -' ...,. ... ,>,/ denier Febool Hous, on H< 1*. an J tranwt .urn oto •rrrb eome before the meet HOPF. KEPI BL1CAM CAUCUS- KI'TLX^ •> KEF I'll LiCAJf CaUCL’B- PIMPLES. THE STEBBINS BRO’S SAY Im that will rve Hlotcktt. Isavi Dojt’t buy any Furnii TO CONSUMPTIVES. until you have priced their GotJils, foryou will save money by it. Everybody knows fhey arc the only PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS C. PTRowoII &rCo’a. CoT. in the city and attend promptly to all calls CHEW-8M0KE IWU and Klh ennfain the following v*in»W» Sahuol Hoose in Baltimore. April 18th. •• 10 ’HUrt of OrangevlH to estod ia education. the Hon. Henry A. G«4year eame forward and signed the Temperance pledge. Let other of our influential burinas* men follow hie exam­ ple, and the curat of intemperance will rapidly disappear, and the happiness and proaperity SeienllSc Results of the Arctic Expedition, from the Qoorfrriy Kmer; Charire Klngx'.ey, Fnir o 3l»iatint: A French erido on Milton, Q^rtnli Rrdew ; Wood's Discoveries at Eph esus. /MurtarjA Rtrirw; Lord Derby on Extra­ dition. SitordtW /.’«««■Henrietta Marla. । Cbn/rs^wrery Zireie..-; Edmund Kean, Ttrnpfe ii<r; Dress tn France. Pall Hull Osaettr; The Ideal of Old Age. Our Dog Di, Mirrnlletn with instalments ef serials by George j(i>Doi»a!d, Mrs. OlipWnlaod William CW4. Bn,., rf UkEU^ll. •» tatGUTHATIOX SOT1CFn Hr^s/.C-d £7'<fcr»0/tAr Gfo 0/ ttMthW*. Wc ask tha Republicans of the county of CkflLlSsa err, u f r.triers sppr*vei| Firrt w»rd--A' Marble" Cardins Milk r«aad Wari - A: thr Widow Rteeb HaUMk . that line day or night. MATCHLESS 3 i irt>’ u». >I» r“V rff’* “ Deers, ------__ truat no Republican will »« **r >OTEC’ ... ___ _ ..nV. the printing o* . -.4 .--I .i • n, .UN' • ’ .1 '! rus au< r «ACn nt mini toiabm m. w au-J'aAuaa ntru ntmnn, ■. *• Drugs, Medicins, Etc., Etc. Ayer’s Advertisements Wm. H. Goodyear. Ayer’s Ague Cure, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST­ lany, ■ The back numbers contalnlngthe first Instal­ ments of MacDonald's new aerial areriUl sent gratis to new inbscribers for 1877- For fiftytwo numbers, of aix*y-four large page, .each (or more then 3.000 P»«r« • !•”>• th* •“£ Lripluu rn«. (t«l b rtU. to »10i0 PEOPLES' DRUG STORE.' Physicians ProscriplionB mid ‘ Family Ro«i|>os lh. p.Ml.1.... .O.-.0 .v ••• JW .Urude... H »»aM~ » ’"H1 “ **7 " ‘“‘MT'*' . Fnmituro Depot. South Side State Stw lhttting« Midi. Black. an4 the ttntal edeet poetry and miscel­ It™. Xamu IUUw ,i S' ________________ • WktZa-MirfMYM hdit-ixu lUW. FURNITURE. his many frivnda at Cedar Creek and vicinity i tied •• Marcia'I Fortune. the result of which wa« $-'«)?\o»tiy cash., Tbe poetry includes •• A R«*e ^ong.' by ll. H. jti-ldnnl, “Webster.” hyW.C, Wilkinson, ••Where is God?” by Minot J. Savage, publican city and ward caueuees, publish* 1 in “ Song.” I’y John Vaucu Cbener, and House­ this isauc, and the various Township eancuaea keeping. iu the •" Home and Society " dcall of which we trust will bo fully attended. partroent. mil Dr. Hollui'l, in ’■ Topics of the Time,” disor-THTt ■•The Multiplication of Industries,” mMtlM wQl please address, lie Peaastrect. Willinmteerxh. N< lull an. w ami ’’Colleges Trnsteea ami Professors ” and »pMZs for many another overworked editor in Tha bright morning was ushered in by lire •■Editorial Trials.” “The Old Cabinet’' ERRORS of YOUTH. writes about “ The Water.Color Exhibition^,” •• The BoardlpgrHotiae in Jjteraturc,” ami ■• Itjrant's I'uetas ami Emendations," nnd K* Is a Utter absut -Churrh Iteeurrtions in th» recipe on.” r med^ by The other departments are fuller than usual ----------’ •----------The Lon­ .. j . m. 1 and• * nave a w»ij» range -* tuicresi to.n^ township will | d<m |ettcr in ., £uj|Ure an<| 1‘ivjrt " is to lie ie-ftcat men al their 1 a permanentn Bttare. --------------------••Bric-A-Br ” has a tagarine literature not share i by NEW ADVERT! SMENTS. n‘?rrBi.iCAW V, • V—.— .,------ ------- ----ft 0»t In Ward at th a fcbeoFHaase. lutkrSrtur.1 M arJ st the Scheed Htmse. .a the Thirl W ard »> ’.he Council Qhsaabesle tea Kotirtt: Ward at the Conti Henle. '"’i.w.v'aooMtx. ■. • HuLLV Jy ifder of Comcairtee. HI.PlBL.lt.AX WARD CAlTCUB. Furniture, Undertaking, Picture Fratrtds. Etc. ; 1this with the t oSrnexlb bus ll ' ]people will rids ; 1 unless Mr. Joo. Ha><luck*a sixuaturo is sttt each Box of Pills or ?ut at Ointment and 4y, Mareb 3<uh, lu.t,. at one o’eteek to th ORA 5! BARNES & CO carefully pre­ parol with Drngsjand Chemicals , & Gay. Botrton, *re ike publisher*. $125000 Notice to Teachers of the Townships 15'o of purest quality only. rarely tails and Fever and ten •'£“tKS5#X books of Barry, Johnstown, Baltimore ano puririm Pr^«. Fcrthersrp~a cf rr.mpletmgl M Herten wbrn.aod where wn *****^' Hope. t.bXUBnoU. I. H. w. M. w;” J The Teachers' Sd,u,l ll— h SuBtaur,. April IU » « l" „■**> A. Uu •”! TO-DAY'S ADV1K flSEMKBTS. —I.» a prayers_ v. »■ *«• .. •CL'SattESS Association of th. sboio Mmed towashipe will meet at the BryaM PHILO A.SHRuDOS. r.iwr.rmlto!. A HOME and FARM o.SI'.X MWEIT NOW i's'thi MM atattkteffSWS®E iatiw.btooCLamlftooBUmsntMuAMriCa tolu- “"t ^^^ri^^ar. arise from Proper*! try Pr. »; «• jf:Co-' A Olrt Emu, O.-- U. F.B-1U OTAJIAJSL. »»yik w,”» .» - Ip^, w a. up«~. ■“ * p„ “I" ".’^^“-1-1. LAST CALL. ^Phreted "History of the CenteDDial Ex hi- 02iS®w ptVIS! CARBOLIC OIL Parties wjio are indebted ‘ to the BAXTER Office on ।Sold by »U drugratfiMounts dice prior to Jan, [•t. 18T7. uUlfndHu^Uft for collection with <}n effi' dent collector if not tiaiaoeIon April 1st, 1877. Award to the wise is sii ffldenl. _ GEO. Jt. DEU-£^reui- 1UgOodtA^»^n^ JLJ LIN 8°lhT£5?«tDpri*nB « fomjdetc huit®ry ■®SHsraw^s *H About the Coutrta- DAainiAscUxPau-illra, BootlMuM* 11 eale. n^iFAd^rt«»me!!.t,*^ SZ ability «• i£S. MO ba , bbtum: BEAKS *As<r«>auniKA IflTVrtil _ ‘-'my jicraana united w. . _—ulna* to «tiuat »er-ITHKYER FATUJJTrtfl �Wcu.AS 7*7? \ ■■!■■■■ r— II Pro bora liriax to-day In my childhood, Tha brisht may honn of tha past. Lif*’i baatifnl May with it* oprain* Iowan. I have fithad to that muds sUvwv brooklet WUh a crooked pin sad corn, twtoc. Hare mco ladicc paMjby with Ions drccnc Aod m Mwcrix winbed the, were nd**. 1 State Itlffll. Phax and Phunf The Saginaw Courier says that the lam her cat on the Menominee river may be safely set down at 12,000,000 feet of logs, which will certainly be increased 20,000,­ 000 feet, and ten days of snow will bring it up to the full amount started for, 160,­ 000,000. Four weeks ago careful footings by Mr. Bentecou, of tho Jackson City Reform Club, placed the number of red ribbonmen in Michigan at 12,800. The movement i has spread like wildfire, and now the num­ ber is not lew than 29,0.00, and still in-j Last year America's cotton mills pro­ duced more goods than ever before. I*veSMde breed of rewdan ned water. —__ Bui l’*e lh0B*kt with particular plaej 8om*UmM to th* parlor h* pl*nt*<l a tree With tho *tran*e»t thtac* crowia* upon II. Ton. picture book* Irure. bar* of eaady and nnU. Aad a d*U wilh ateraly now teaaot. Wkat ahoMtlfkl mntery Banta Ctea* (*«m*d I « u. s. INTERNAL REVENUE SPECIAL TAXES, May I, 19TT, to April 3O,1W«. In ’72 this country imparted 1440,229 of printing paper; in ’76 only $410 worth. A clergyman who was promised more than he can colfcof, has asked for a reduc tian of salary. The sympathy of one weaker than our­ selves, the sympathy of even a little child, will aid the most irresolute. Blue । but uinz buriaaa* after April 30, WJ7.AffBV--------- ------------------------- The balance of cash in the State treasu­ ry March 10 was $888,249.17 ; receipts daring the week ending March 17 were 110-517’31; payments daring same timu were 97,159.08 ; balance in treasury Mar. 17,1877, $807,607.40; increase for the week $9,358.23. SakfacBta th# old A BO. Bar* failed to rometubar my le*»on>. Bp«Uad eat k-a-t-C. L®gals. thing to give a weak bsnk a reputation for peid-up capital. •howemuo. if any there be why t titionorobould not bo fronted: To the romantic mind there is a beauti­ ordered that nW netltioner . ful charm in the poet’s dreamy love- chant, nenona Interuetod in anid a deney of aald petition and ti u it swells ou tho moonlit air, but observa­ tions teach that the tallest measure of suc­ The longest petition of the session was cess lies in a pocket full of well-baked pea presented ou Thursday, tho 15th inst, by nuts, and eight cents* worth of gum­ W. W. Johnson, of Kent The roll of drops. names was taken by the inner end of the The Pittsburgh PotK says tho roaring paper and pulled out spirally. It looked aoundjof an oil well recently struck in the like a small monument, and was pat on the oil region can he heard a distance of nine clerk's desk, capped by a bouquet. The miles. ■ Thia may be a lie, but we once petition, signed by Rev. John Russell and knew a man struck in his lumbar region about 4,000 othent, was for a law artificial­ with his prospective father-in-law's bout, ly dosing the main avenue to the place of and tbc(rMring sound of him wu heard •tetrad punishment over in the next townships. MTAIES EMBRACED TOHffllHEPHlyiSJONB OF ISE LAW ABOVE QUOTED ARE THE FOLLOW, VS: iff Iggway’* Advertise^ leaf tobraeo.'.7_../. MBKWFACT!. THE TUT1HOXT OETIIE »HOLE In).,, BOUOiAFS ODffffilT. alloa. To attempt to rert blj ul T?1*, ... vlratlSl&ltttrtUfa.- aciri. HokadtewudMkara Chrirtmanre*. Aa4 Uteta N*d taM mo thte WaAlactoo. Had BI* xto*klB«» filled by SasU Claa*. Bnt I did aot nn«h think *tva* ao.J i‘*r»ot»» or final liable to pay any o/ the Fpoctel Thw.myitori** all bar* bean *ol**d on* by as*. •aany looks bare rrown wiry and tray. RyM that formerly daared with lBBoe»nt *l*e ■ am i«8tww«B!-!sffla.‘cr .-pccial-Iax ficampa will be traaarekttad b* mail only on reeoinl from tho perron or firm erdena* tka . mb* of rencifio directioM re to do. tooMber with i the neee*aanr*e*<epea<a«p«or lheamoulreqaired; to pay the pe-ta*e. The porta*? on one (tamp ■ I thank tha Author of all rood For tho <ift of memory dear. Tha power of roc*Uin*'.ln a*o all thedoya That hare brirhtoaod our idlcri"*** bore. rd. Orenrerllle. Barry Co . Midi.. M.reh, 2t>d. ZireMlT_____ STEPHEN L, WICK 8 I ton oeato addiUOaal rhochl neeouipany the appliration. GREEN B.KAUM. Comtniroioner «r Internal Rerot.ac. 1 OvTieaorIxTtt«»iR»T«xcr. Wasbiaxtun. 1> C-. January 3. Uo. A Highly and Faahicinably-Bred Young Horae. Eb. Banner.— The highly bred and promising young stallion, Mambrino Excelsior, is now the th. Cwunty property of Ira C. McAllister and John Andrews, i» d,. Staia.fMfcbteEa.pur- of the township of Barry, in this county. He was purchased by them to tkr real estate *itBBi*<! sb4 Mac ia tkBOmMtr«C Barq i o«h t Si*5* of M -ehicaa, knownaeJ d«*?W a* iollowi. to.Wil; The *anUi hxlflH)of tho w*»t from the veteran and noted breeder, H. T. Heim, Esq., of Lake Forest, III., Ia Au­ u.ioi at urea ut. a. u„jk7. ,, . HUliM M. ALLEN. inarchM. Adwtairtnlor. gust, 1876, and they paid for him the suai of sixteen hundred dollars. Kt«iIfaiUn^February ». A. !>. W77. CHANCE HY SALEL Fray* or Micaiaax. Tha Circuit Coart for th* County j»f Harry In ChuMory. Abhrui Fflcb.CBtnptaiaant. Below we give our readers the pedigree of this hone, which may be of interest to tho intelligent breeders of our county. He iix‘«.'-i£rta.2i.,s.E iras ”-,k“ “* wss foalrd at Lexington,'Ky., on tho first day of August, 1872. Dr. Mambrino Herr's brother to Ixady Thorn. celsior wu Ho was sired by Patchen, a A. D., wn. in th* uber, cnliltod obum: NoUca ii harebr girea.thall will kUil Pablio full The dam of Ex­ ten o elock in tho forenoon, at th* nartk front door Allen by Mambrino Liaie Chief, a half edMer to Udy Thorn. Mtehtetobto^ii" lh* CMm’' * *** Suu ** ■rtotoath’ n«lf of th* north Mrt snartar of »ecuon nmatean in town four north of Second dam, by Imp. Yorkshire, a thor­ oughbred. Third dam, Imp. mare Fury by Priam. Fourth dam, skter to Imp. Amderby by Telodpede. Fifth dam, Kato by Catton^ire of Imp. Trustee, Sixth dam. Miss Garforth by Walton. Seventh dam, by Hyacinthus. Eighth dam, Zara by Delphini. Ninth dam, Flora by King Fergus. Tenth dam/Atalanta by Matehem. Seventh dam, Lan of tho Mill by Twelfth dam, by Old Traveler. Thirteenth daa, by Mfaa Makeless, by Ytiuag Greyhouad. Fourteenth dam, by Old Partner. Fifteenth dam, by Mias Doe's dam, by . Woodcock. Sixteenth dam, by Croft’s Bay Barbe. Seventeenth dam, Desdemona'* dam, by Makekas. *'' ' Rgbteeoth daa, by Brimmer, ffinrteanth dam by Dickey Fisnou. Twentieth dam, the Barton Barb mareand qd« lech in ha^ghth, and weigh* ever twelve hundred pounds. He ls a dark ■ lisppie brown, with tan-eofored muzzle and fert, frith blank, mar ten sod legs, with tM fona , and hu u fam fretting action m «aa befenlfci dda nn natty. ‘ It willbe readily observed that this horse iadeeriyfabred teone of ttelncrftrotting fossnEsaia the vrodd, his are and dam both Wng a non rad daughter of that celebrated horn, Maubrino Ghinf It is rioo notice- •Ue that Mambrino Phtehan, the airo of Exedaior, hu been om oi the moat sueMtttal ma of yowff YTMted States. trotters io tee Hi progwy here made tar ihamuNi* the fastest records of any oeiteof thsir agam the woaid. Exoriafor has not only the ndrsatm of aMtattwofa the tryi sfthfo breeding of this noble faaiiy, bat ho h .WvrtrAtMliitiUrtM rftbor. Michigan Pomological pearance, good size, tenderness of flesh and delicacy of flavor, as well as from informs-. Circuit Court OommiMtoner to w/for Barey O**' tion before the committee which fully es­ Pear Sir —Agreeable with your re­ D' KuW“tablished its character of a long keeper, mureh-^tquest, I send you wnat I know of the Wag­ they'have concluded to recommend that it I ener apple. My acquaitancc with this va­ be placed in the first class of apples, and I riety dates back sixty years, I send you that an additional nam of $5 and also a statistics, also statement of my experience diploma be awarded to Mr. Lee for it. in ita cultivation, which may be of interest Your committee—of whom the Hon. San­ to your readers. By reference to the ford Howard was one—consider thia very transactions of the New York State Agri­ fine apple a desirable addition to the list O-toro* Mre.%,°r’fAHre A0ii« H. cultural Society of 1847, I find ita origin of first-class fruits. Its appearance is and history recorded as follows, which I propose) ng, as is also its size and form!" deem correct: In the spring of 1791, a From the above statistics it appears Mr. George Wheeler brought with him that-the original tree which was planted in from Dover, DuchCaa Co., N. Y., a bag of 1796 was in vigorous condition bearing r i “t- f°r tho baario* of raid p« titioa apple seeds, which be planted upon his bountiful crops of good sized apples of fine- and that th* betra at law of ..(ri . ‘‘J, farm .-Which he was reclaiming from a appearance and delicious to die palate, in wilderness. In 1796, Abram Wagener, the year 1848. The tree at that time was the gentleman from whom the name of the 57 years old from tho seed. It continued apple, is derived, purchased from Lewis to bear full crops of merchantable fruit till Birdsell his interest in tho nursery pro­ about the year 1865, being then 74 years duced from the seeds referred to above, he old from the seed. This favorite has haring previously purchased of the origin­ always found a ready market at highly al owner, George M. Wheeler. Among remunerative price, as high as $9 a barrel the trees which were subsequently taken having been freely paid for them in Wash­ and whSi planted uE^bjset upon his ’ ullihimiii was the ington, Now York and Philadelphia. ■ I om dTihb memoir. Contract hare in my orchard trees that I set out in li BOV standi and occupies a position in 1838, being now 35 years old, which are IU thririeg village c/Km Yaa. The large and thrifty. I have picked om sea­ premises are now owned by the Hon. son from single trees 30 bushels of fair 'Ezekiel Cortaoer, who says; ‘Yhe old and handsome apples. This apple hangs tree still ooutinues to produce a beautiful to tho tree with great tenacity, and it also crop of delicieus fruit." Observation by possesses this excellent need be the oocnmittee: rtTbia apple fo remarkable quality, the fruit can bo utilized, none i . for Us agreeable taste and flavor, so much wasted as it is one of tho best od. ।no that but one opinion bos been expressed inary apples wo have. It is also oyclient ner. F“WWwr °r **• Hartla*. lepahlteaa Baaby freons who have tested it It is also a foAXEE*for cider, a near neighbor having taMod rt rich and beautiful apple to the eve, in. ; •”d chiniinw Um u U.U. Mur eider «n!Sfrlf,*' »— J"~l which respect it ia rarely surpassed. Its than the Hamsun apple. At present ; qualities have been proved to be, |by many years of experience, of the first there’s great demand for Wagener trees in c°-'» Yates Ce. In regard to itekoepinr quali.mder, as stated by Mr. Lee. who remarks tire I would here Mau- that this lpp£ has Proprietor of the Naahrnie New.. 'that it ia eaten from October to May." been kept with extra care until summer The next year thirteen varieties of seed­ apples were fit for tuw. 1lings were entered u competitors for the jpremiums of the society offered for seed lings. After an examination, bring gov­ (erned in their action by rule first of the ।aeries of Pomologies! rules adopted by the ISocnaty, far the guidance of ita fruit com1mitteca, it was decided that the “Wagener - -- ~ « —y V, u« BDOTe. Japple, from Chas Lee, of Yates Co., to For family consumption, wc use the WagWhich the second premium of the Society *la«t emirelj (hr frtarf, । for seedlings wu awarded at the sunuri naiuc □> .lw.j. «1«: t„ th< i Wagener. In concluaioo I will alate that ahrn.ti.aoH popolu h„ th„ ,m before. And as to ita merit* of exoecdinir J*“0 R «U» tk« htgb« qulitiw ro, dwn ud oookirc. it .ill b« odunud •I.™. known. I will tr, and h,re Uii. Secretary, Spatrr: assure fXrxrsi. __ that tk. I—a. —j “ ,CKKDITOR S REMOVAL I 6631 tout of w con' ft* of ^fn^oLYof Sfuttjt, ouj •*f*W'_ ftfTLY Loew0 'X H' ftwlffiTT** »f SfO^r 22 MONROE ST. NEXT DOOR TO � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-03-29.pdf 9bca84a6061cd4ed0bd501e08869fcb8 PDF Text Text NASBY'S SAM UV AGONY. might be loaiog aomelbing by not beading the letter, and th at dampeci in some decree the pleasure he c experienced in having been Nasby throws Aahes upon hie Head, and the pleasure he Lifts up his Voice and Howla about totM’harp for the geo M. DEWEY Five or six months afterward Top, being Democratic Idiocy. ” an inoffensive man .who could barely sup­ in the city on buinres, happened to meet million 1‘PBtrSBKR. Dr. Scroggins. port himself, on a needless errand of ex­ “How arc you, Doctor said he, grasp­ pose and trouble. The doctor, as be wended his way to the ing the hand of the physician, and smiling , city, was so fully possessed with the idea one of the smiles peculiar to his face when real : that some old relative (for he had several) he felt that be had played a capitol joke on - In the dost nv l.oomiliashen are we. Swift on the War Path with a new and Ashes we throw upon our beds by the had died and left him a fortune, that he somebody. r rraii-tsva-tcRimos wall selected “ I am well. And how are you, Mr. scuttlafulL bad, in imagination, made various disposi­ Haircloth we wear nest to our skins, tions of it before he arrived at the end of Top?" “ Pint rate," replied he, with irrepres- figweratively. ,. his journey. Hair cloth wo wood wear next to our “ Can I sea-one of the gentlemen be> ribleglee. “ You.wasn't sharp enough last longing to the firm ?” asked the doctor, April. Doctor." “ What do you mean ?’’ asked the doo- trust us for a supply. entering th© store of 8. k B. Wood that goin about needy nakid wux “ There is Mr. 8.,” said the individual tor. /.‘,4 TA'-S C' VER T1S1N O. “ You, didn’t succeed in getting me to a proper mode uv expressin greef, for then Of every description. I would beg leave sddreared, referring him to a middle aged. •■ wo cood go into the deepest kind uv the city on a fool's errand.” to inform my old customers and the but benevolent-looking man. . “ I don't understand you, Mr. Top,” mournin without changin our ©oatoom. The doctor bowed to Mr. 8., and aaid : There ba three things wioh are too won­ said the doctor, gravely. “My name is Dr. Scroggins." “ W. & P.’s, Wall street something to derful for me, yea, fopr, wich I’m blest if Mr, 8., bowed in return, and said : “Will PEOPLE OF BAHRY COUNTY A PRACTICAL JOKE. I know: my advantage.” > you walk in and take a chair, sir ?" Wat the Dcmocrisy wantid uv a High Both Gentlemen sat down. About Mr. • The doctor looked puxxled. “ You needn't look so innocent, doctor; Jint Commishn at all. there was an air of expectancy which There lived in a village not far from S-, •* Why it didn’t hot > Dimecratic High I scut you to New York in April, eighteen Generally that I have again embarked in New York city a gentlemjn, by name the doctor did nnt foil to notice. > “ My name ia Dr. Scroggins,” said hr, months ago, and it is but natural that you Jint, ef it bed to hrr one. Benjamin Top. who thought there wu Why it didn't bust the concern afore it should wish to nay me in my own coin. bis first introduction. nothing in life equal to a good joke. He repeating । wux cvcrlastinly too late when it found it “ I am glad to too you, doctor,” said 8., I But I was too wide awake for you to catch owned a nma'I store, and kept almost every wuxn't a Dimakratio High Jint. . again. ; nraarticle of domestic and agricultural ure, bowing । Why we wux oust with men in the are ---------certainly too wide awake for “I received a letter from your house, • 11You ---------and was thereby pretty well acquainted •.—m. V. Will directing me to call here, as you bad some me now. ill you plreae explain vnnvaf.lfV* youreclfT 1 loedcrahip wich hadn't cunnin enuff to win with all the townspeople, as they were like* ' by strategy, or dmrage enuff to lake by thins to -communicate which would be lo “id Dr. Scroggins. , / wise well acquainted with him. Mr. Top my advantage.” I “ Aprd before httyou received a letter force. At my OLD STAND on Jefferson Street. had played so many pranks on the people The Conies are but a feeble folk. ; “ There must be ai.me miatakc,” ax d to the effect that if you would call in Wall around him that he would have made cne We are Conies ef ther ever wux rich. Mr. 8.. “no such letter haa emanated from street, you would hear something to your this ram w mire but for his constant good humor, and Cusrid be Morton, cnssid be Blane, custu •• advantage." his ability to soothe the parties he had ir-‘ "Are you sure?" aaid the victim, “ I did," replied the doctor ggf The above goods have been selected ritated almort b*yond the point of endur­ turning pale and handing Mr. S., ths let- j * '’e „ , ,, , , , with great care and will b«t . ance. ter I called BCCordwgIIi Bnd tear Bradley. The Gist of April was Mr. Top’s espec­ For ho wux the eighth man, and he sold at price* that After looking it over, he aaid ;-•■There aomething to my advantage." ial delight, and that was a smart child who b no truth in &s letter; I am rorvy to ray ooodent rise above partisanship fur enaff to 'J^hat ? Top torted very much could enter his store on that day without rote with Field ana Clifford. that you have been made the victim of an I P™** disappointed at the rame Ume DR- A. <1. BLAZUi Z being made the victim of some trick ; so idle ud repreheosibb jrat; to-day you are i “ And did you not write me a simihr one, Wo clectid Davis, which give them a that from morn lo night of the Grat day of idle and majority in the High Jint, and its a tomia the firet of April." | Apn^ • , . vh was a competition April bis Lee was one bro®d grin, and it aware, aware, - ------------ — — f— up whether he don’t support Hayes, after »' it •.n.i_ j *v_ J— “. Is possible ?" "aaid the doctor, clasp­ “ I am above such cold-hearted cruelty* happened that all those who sought to catch _______________________ ---------------------- I ing his hands. “ Who could have been so sir,” said the doctor, in a time that marked,, JOHN R. EASTMAM. him had the laugh turned on themselves. We bed the game in ot<owu hands, for his real leelings. “ The person who could ttorney at law a solicitor A few years ago, as the first of April unkind, eo heartless and cruel ?" wc bed stolen four aces. “ Li it then a very great disappoint­ do such’a thing must have something bad approached, our merry friend looked around WCHASCBRY. OflksowHMtiara But they rung in a cold deck onto us, ’ prices. J.H BUTTON. B»«k. ■ArthlU. ment ?" asked the kind-hearted merchant, about his character, and I want to have to see who would be a fitting subject for a and held a strato flush whim it come to struck by the doctor's manner; aud by a nothing to do with him." [janl 5.’76tf] ALONZO 1>. CAlltVALLADER. •how down, and they raked in the pot. joke. . .. .. “ Good morning, doctor," said Mr. adroit questions he soon found . Go few but adroit ------- u ATTORNEY AT LAW a SOLICITOR Uv wat avale wux the bayin up uv the •» I must have a first rate one this time, history than he intended ,, Top. more of or his iiib. niawry vu«u uc --r, St. Loots Convenshun, wat good wux the IS cnAXC1UlV.»lta. I.irtwll CwlC^Mslssb*; •aid he to himselfWho shall it be ? out to communicate ; be dheevered that ! two gentlemen bowed sttfly, aud inicatc : he discovered sbo that The -------------------rri=- lnju« » n AH srefaMeadwl Let me think ; ah ! I have it—Dr. Scrog­ he was the arm of one of his earliest | bulldcrin in Looscancr ? To! ’’’ „ ... —-I P*ricd. Top felt very uncomfortable. Ho gins ; yew, it shall be he. What shall I Uv wat yooec wux the rifle dubs uv ,o„ —u ... — -। finally decided to call at the plaoe referred South Keriiny, and wat good did it do to rend-a love letter? No, he looks too friends. • 1 to in hb letter. Thinking it might “ Would you be willing to take the po­ PHIL w. NISKERN. co’Qnixe Injeany ? woebegone for thst." sition of resident physician at the------------ I still be an April fool trick, ho made a ilICVIT O-VRT i-'M MISS!OXER. Uiwtinaa The ante arc a people not strong, yet After considering awhile, Top drew the ‘ few purchases for hu'atore and gave his , . pen and ink near him and wrote the fol- Hospital ?” finally asxed Mr. 8. they prepare their meat in the summer " To one in my position," raid he, i na”1(k “ such a place would be most desirable I j; ,“ Bcnjhmin Top," said the person with time. We prepared our meat last summer, but “ Dx. ScnoaolNs—J>«ir air Please I whom he was deal me. “ Do you reside in F. S. BOWEN, but I do not suppose I could obtain it.’ it spoiled m the curin. si We at Merer.. 8-------the city?" “ Why not ?" Our smoke-house is bustid, and our hams Wall street, .New all alreei, tcw York, aora, _ ’ . ,« Top told him the name of the village in k B------- a No. — _H».ub<v Mkh.______ ,m bom —..hi.,to ynnr ad* «“ • which he lived. t is not where yon •• Can you bring me testimonials of pro­ CENTRAL Four yean of Hayes, four yean of wait­ “ Did you never receive a letter from HASTING.. MICH.. , « t Then, folding and directing the letter, fessional ability ?" in and loagin. " I can—testimonials of the highest thw There will be niggers in the post offiras, * he snapped his fingers with childish de“ I did; 'but as it was dated the first order.’1 and the faithful will stand outride aud .era to me, doctor, al the ear- ! day of April, I thought it was an April rn scud him to New York pn a fool’s gnash their teeth. fmoment. I suppose yoa are | fool tricky and never replied to 1L For three things Dcmocnsr w disquieted, errand," raid he. “ and have a good laugh “ Far from it," answered the man, •• an a man of family ?" old gentleman from Ohio came here about and lour which nearly killed it: H his expense.' . “ I am unmarried.” Tilden, Hewitt, Pelton and Field. Dr. Scroffiina, the subject of this heartthat time, and said he had a brother living weet s otel "That may Ibe an objection. A fur­ Cure, alt Rkia IX—• am! When I think of the idu>cy of these lauioke. « tachelor .bout furtr ,em nished bouse b provided for the physician, in this State, and he was in search of him SIUV RAPID.*. ....................................MICH I...a.llT rood f* Man ami A.imai. , men wich wc trustid, and into whose hands of MK ta tad tam living: >» <ta u. ' or his children. We heard that a man by LTOS a I*l< KfcMlXO. Proprietor*. and a man of family is preferred. oolr nx moodw, ,od bid lbw f»r koucbio who would ■ the name of Benjamin Top lived in your “I have a widowed sister w_. , - —a——, ven piortito , o<* lb-t bo looked village, and dropped him a line; but as no D0W1, WlfcU most gladly join mo." “ Give not your strength u> old wiraraea.” BOARD ANU ROOM, $2.60 PER DAT. <®-IT SKVKR FAILS! Try UOnre-Sl abiiiiT, boi be w» awkward ia bu pcrya, “ That will do just as well Bring your answer came, we thought the information Young ones take away strength, but it and in bi. manner not Tc-5 ^i.poiamtog, tostimonisb as soon as possible. I think must be incorrect." returucth ; old ones destroy by their coun­ and being-hj-nd reoerred rn bin dbponivour April fool !««■ luw ton>«| owl sel, and it is imtreavablc. tiaa. wu but IrUle Sued lo poA b» woj thioR 10 yowl oriwonl-go, riur oil, Ungbod Et they’d bed e> much sense « they MAfcta lorad owl lo IU mlrifoodoo of we wrote her in person. She took him had money, we'd never bin made Neback- . God hu heard and answered my prayer.” I MThe doctor, who had Utile preparation to make, started for the city, and Top, who was on the lookout for him, could scarcely hide his exultation at sending offj Naw Advartisemanta. j^epii-Wcelilitiepiiblicafl tapper GOODBISTOTBIUBnCI I .VD STOCK OF GROCERIES or Tse Green 'Mies «o iWE»L IDEFI ^ A D»nr CARBOLIC OIL LIN IMENT ' S , H DENTIST liclipi M, FMKAND *tLL,A?!“*£l HJ-fiW, Carriaic, Sim aii Onuulil hu l«A bi> kU “ calls for ootundtaUOD, or to PAINTER At A. M. Rock’■ Carriage Shop Merton St., HattingJMiri* Dr. J. B. LaSur*'* XubZMmpi- r«. “d '»“*• aetad aa bi, bod al nigku The tai dny J Aed —* b"«k‘ . a___ whn was an eariv Ad. , KE. lit! READ! READ! Special Medical Announoemenl ““ undancc «w «»« no such calls were made, and the doctor igbsd heavily, under the pressure of dis binder mv progrm. T rsWBS H r' when “> lb® W «f “E'™IS- Ab 1 >*1 “'I “1^ PT {“'j , “ be conlenl lo hre w be»d u>0 !oy Cmnf'irl and Happinett Siek and Attlietad! H astings and vioimty. DR. J. B. dlU>U. Top, in ike nnaadmo, lookadia „i. far Ike doomr’o man. and ikaagkl lhat tk. mortikearion u ta»s ~do « at kept him away. . .. fcken • Doalor SnragpnaF " ktla- rtaDyta laid bin ftienda ttat ba bad »nl him lo New York on a fool'- errand, the tai day of April, and he war no doubl uhamed lo “^Do^ooi Sir earl April,” nid they ; rura* or bod) Ibo doctor ood lb. kfod kotaod —«• cUoi. Io tao itaw ■ ™«b l» tao* biomlf .nd ri-er -aM ta «^tajbU ciarton, with a -lay of twrire haodred dollan per una»; nononr. for doiin nquired at bar U the hopiUl, bi, iBlar rooMrod two howdnil dollan io wl- ■nrroW bBVU ’ r-.Ti LaSUBB Mid Mr Top Op«<od oemnly to Slfro- Dr. taoynfa home with her, and a short time after ar­ riving there ho died, leaving her the whole of his property, amounting to <15,­ 000. “ He was my uncle,” said Top. “ Then by not attending to our letter you are the loser of at least owe half his * Ton ^went home a sadder man than he was when he left it. He knew that it and neglect, and there was little likelihood of her sharing hei good fortune with him. chagrin that never afterward was he known to rend an April fool letter, or to play a trick on occ of his friends. The Germans hare a curious way of Bououncing deaths by what looks like a «uamg ajrarii—neal, ,a™«i—• ing entirely acrora a wide double column ° ____ - — hi. r.n*-:.- t. . r.«—1 ( could oarer forgne him. Sure oooagn, no voeeired a Idler Horn New York. He '*°Sfo*Bowjkaita4T»P—Done Sir: U ™> SFlfy* wabhXg, _ _ r.riU—it will coma as a bims«K, , “ A A.\ No,—, & tore-, N« Yortirjl -I*- *' "A < rzjxWMTBUrK -«a Dr. Serogr- do.'1 koow (Higned) Tn Bmutk Om That anahent Assyrian might hare liked it, for ther wux no Bascom’s iu Babylon and woep, me, and Morrissey, and Cro1 nin and Wood ; and our teem drain our �The ^pii-WijhepliWiHOappefl CAPITAL tho NOTES. gift of his party, was elected and Mayor of the city, after filling other !«■ important offices, but hta fore of goodfid- All the old b been retained. for tbo Fifth Auditor he intend* to for tho Presidential nomination at ths Cin­ oentegerule on the New Hampshire elec­ tion returns. There will be no wine on tbe dinner ta • VICIOBY P.COLLIER. ot Cdlu.ra. He at the White House during the admin' GEORGE L. MALTZ. ol -Upon* The Detroit TYibvn' of last Saturday General McClellan's nomination for Commissioner of Public Works was de­ feated in the Now York Senate. The Katamaxoo leUgnph appeals from the decision of the court to the effect that the Hasting? Babnxb va “the original Hayet paper of Michigan," but until it can produce evidence that it hoisted Haye's name prior to October 13, 1875, the judi­ cial tribunal dedinato reverse its decision. The IrZejrapX has so for rested its claims on an utterance of November 27, 1875, which is about six weeks too tats. The Tribune is right as to data, and the fact ta tho TcZsyrapA was neither the fint or second paper iu this State to sug* gest flic name of Gov. Haya for Presi­ The Bannxr did that on the 13th dent. of October, 1875, Corrunna the and nieprapb did not fall into line but the Gen. Haseltine has been elected town clerk of Bakersfield, Vt., for tho 57th time, and Boswell Bottum has bold the same position at Orwell 44 yearn. The extra session ot Congress will be Convention—E. P. Woshburnc, our present Minister to France. Had Illi- for the express purpose of insisting upon a He goa baek, but only to remain recall. pected that all necessary legislation can be until his successor can be appointed. It is reported that Gen. Gilman Manton District of New Hampshire, on the ground into just two parties, those who want office of bribery. and those who do uot, while the former arc Deadwood City, A regular mail will be a Black Hills. utterances were not very decidedly in favor tablished between Cheyenne and Deadwood divided into those who want to keep in and those who want to get in. are doomed to disappointment. But This behind which the public don't understand, whichlwill come out iu ’a few days. Oakey HXwi|l probably turn up ia.Europe, and will make himself tho ^centre of a circle Of course a great many of those patriots nu both sides notwithstanding this, mitted suicide, for he ctyoyed life.too much. His life has been a failure here, and ’in­ - President Hayis appears to-day, outaidomi all strict stead of attempting to amend it, he has thrown off all rcstraiats, .aud will lire as According to the theory of tho new ad­ honor ministration, it does.not follow that an ap­ in bringing the name of Got. plicant for position dknerra an appoint­ Hayes before,the people of Michigan as a ment because it is proved that be is good candidate for Tremdeot, rightfully belongs for nothing else. much importance, and yet, what is there to and we do not propose to allow ua, in the country. It ia hardly fair to sup­ pose him to be able in one month to heal for years, end has^thus far baffled all the state-of mind, for tbe Legtatalure is inva- polities! physicians ; and while some may tigating them. It is shown that some of doubt the practicability of hi* course of the companies are paying their Praideots treatment, ilia but right that he should be Ktach salaricB as 837AGO per year, medial Democrats io Louisiana will find that they have lost the battle without haring enjoyed in the last Nila Republican. the consolation of having struck one stark given a little time to apply his now remedy and knightly blow for victory. before it is judged. It says ; The Hastings Ba*««» was the first pa as a candidate for the Presidency. The St Louis Globe-Democrat counts Stanley Matthews one of the ablest men - . A most valuable addition is made to the Republican party in Congress by the elec­ tion of Stanley Mathew? as Senator from The South Carolina Cate. tegrity and gratulates the country/on his election.. Judge Kelley of Philadelphia says that (, tbe South. Carolina question, by inviting “from the Southern policy of the Presi­ ^thc gubernatorial contestants to come lo Washington for. that that means case is dent, and his determination to improve the simply aril service and put it on a better basis ad­ than it h»s been since the days of John farther toward settlement than tbe case vanced of consultation, The Louisiana. facte are all io, \ there ta no Deed of sending a Commsssion to Columbia ; even the elements for an ar­ rangement are so few and manageable that suite.*’ Ex-Ger. Aiken, of South Carolina, who was among the most reluctant to accede, and among tbo gladdest to retain, but who Chamberlain and Hampton alone can close up the affair at Washington jute as well as a conference of any number of Routh Caroliniana at'jiome. Everything ta brought the carpet-baggers for a few years, will be made Collector of Customs at Charleston, it is reported. down to the single point of removing the last impediments, as the letter of invitation to Chamberlain says, “to the peaceful and orderly organisation of a single and uodis- pqted State Government in South Caroli­ na.” The situation, therefore, ought to be regarded as very encouraging, THE GREAT QUESTION OF THE DAY. Ex-Gov. Fentqn'of New York, whois one- examiners from 810,000 to 815.000, aid tho legal advisers of tbe compania hare an equally soft thing ol it. cellent clethes and up a small Hr. The public is exorcised alsmt it, and it ta not to be won­ dered at, specially as the officer# vote tliemsclrm theae salaries. On. the other hand, it should be biros in mind I notice that the Democratic thaat Internal Revenue Bureau, and the turning State Items. !y reduced. nois has been enjoying There are 5,240,550 acta of improved DW. 5th, 1876. xxiMti FK Wonted. i. Any one tr more, with I s purchatcr HsiUngs Ns- mar^Gtl Buy Monument Mill# Note Paper, the. st in the market. For "do by J. RcaIT*. * mar26uul r_______ The investi­ CHEW- SMOKE ' Smoke the VETO, the Bo* Five Cent Cigar. send oat men to weaken confidence in one of the revenues. The plan <>nggated is to j of tbetu, that a Majority of its policies assess the States for a certain amount and might be bought up for little or uothjng, let them collect the revenue in such n man­ those who refused to be so swindled being ner ns they may deem best, and tho sug­ It gestion is certainly one that merits consid­ re-insured in the surviving company. Michigan. Brick-for rale at my yard. Section 23d. in Rutland.. —-v- ■ -Hrwrrl. Njcwton. fresh and nice. thing foe two conipanira to combine, and Fur tale by J. Rontrrs , lusrStfaut A very fine assortment of. Box Paper just received by J. itoRKRTA. PostefficBuilding. ' m»r26nut was a very ncut speculation if a company eration. I see bv my W estern exchanges that L. could be so discredited that its polwta U. Reaves, who, next to the Hoosac tun­ could be bought up for ten cents on the and urges tbe incorporation into the Repub­ nel, ta probably the most celebrated bore । dollar of their value. Tbe searching in­ lican party of the Southern Whigs, who in the country, is at it again. Ho resojves, quiry now being made is a good thing. wete forced into an alliance with the Dem' himself, that the "National Capital be-re­ moved to 8t- Louis." Now if he ouly said Tbe shysters in tbe borine-w will be made ocrate at the commencement of the rebeUWaukegan, or Kenosha, or some place that known, the^ weak compania will be weeded ta down on the maps. But St. Louis! out,-and those entitled to confidence will By securing this dement in the place of bo made all the stronger and better. corrupt carpet-baggen, the Republican 8t Louis Deete ta sosae enterprising phi­ VOUTICAU Lanthropist to remove L. U. Reaves. out its principle* of equality before the leaving out the disappointed Democracy Under the new dispensation, over three Tbo United Statu Go vers* Notice. Farmers please take notice that I hire bought out the interest of Calhoun 4 Beckwith, io tbe hotel bam and you wiD find it to your interest to call aud am me. rz*51tf J. W. Bcock. in tbe County of Barry who sells Goods on belter terms, ov better Goods, ibxu Z. B. Willison. Remember that be will not enormous interests is worth about all that gation shows that it has been ■ regular We take this opportunity uf informing the public, that We will safely and radial­ ly cure all casa of piles, without the use of knife or ligature. No curt, do pay. E. F A I. W. Baowx. Hastings, Dec. 21,1876. xxiGHtl by calling at un tional 0nk. Mar22tf is improving, and everything wem a bet­ ter aspect. The city u filled with buyers, and the merchants are encouraged. Erervbod, ,<n rwl miK. lnd». wd over to the different States of the collection hundred distillers in Georgia and tbo Car­ olinas have abandoned their wiaked and crooked ways, and hare confessed and re­ ceived pardon. Amongst tbe things which this will most affect will be the production of whisky and the Democratic majorities Whitman's Assorted Canditw—the k*i n ths market. A. full supply at J. P. Roberta’. A good, man capable of keeping proper care of such wrecking another comysny., under consideration the abolition nf the VS* of this new and pop­ ular route from Kansas Cityand to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arizona aud the Sin Joan Mtaes. The finest line of Pullman Weepers on tbe continent between the Mis soun River and tbe Rocky Mountain without change. Address T. J. Andebhox. Gen. Past. Agt. 3nn. 4 '76 tf Topeka. Kln. mounv enough to set DVSlNMa Good* are going in quantities Southland South west. The North-west is belter support of the Legislature was given unan­ can be paid him. stocked, and will come ip later in tbo imously to Mr. Blank. Pietro. The public don't are so much about the **,lon r.jx : t/h HX What a world of trouble it Would myo ralaria ah they do about the work some of the country and themselves if that party the other officers have done. For instance, would ouly do all their voting in Hank. uce Praddeut was paid 8330,000 for Q. P. feoweli A Oo’s. £fajf Congress. te of a trip over the Atehisou Topeka BantaFe Itailnjd and of the beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of tbe Rocky Mountains, by "Nym Crinkle," thagmusical and dramatic critic of tbe World, sent free on pa. plication,together with the SanJ:<an(i»,det A. Card robbery that lie might be sent to Sing Sing, where ho could live snd be honest. Infctue sympathy was .excited, for this pcaitootisl thief. Suits of clothes worn given him, money was sent to him, aud influential parties gnt him a place in a paint store. Hansen wav about to walk out in a Msxe of virtuous gloty. when un­ fortunately he was recognized and detained. The matter was investigated and it was found that the bank in CinetnoaU had.: never been robbed, that he had never "been in the Ohio penitentiary, and had never committed any particular crimes. In short he "r i“p°frn‘ tramp who had oalmilatodos to how­ to make n raise. The moment it wm dis covered that he was not a hardened ri'Jian who had got a spasm of. repentance, all interest in him ceased, and he Was bundled out with as much readiness as he had been taken in. But ho got away with soifirex­ “The Barton Experiment,” by thi tbor of “ Hden s Babies." Jost rtc * by J. RonKKTfl, PoatoSce Building. baa just returned from a Southern tour, Louisiana and South Carolina was but ■ which of the rival governments u legiti- large powers, and will un­ doubtedly take a leading place tu the next Tine PRWm.NT TRAMP. Tbe pdioe MagtateaUe how bnea lafam in and New York is laughing nt them. One morning a man was dtaeovered by a policeman trying to break into a store down town. Of courae he wao«nwtod.i and before the Migislrtite bo msdr abate­ ment. He was a Dane and came to this country twenty yean ago. Having been enticed into a gambling house and robbed,’ ho became the unwilling victim of thieves and had lived a life of crimo for twelve yeani. He had just been pardoned out ot tho Ohio penitentiary, whither he had been sent five years ago for-robbing the । First National Bank of Cincinnati. I Jo ol the shrewdest politicians in the country, industry nod a sound currency. those States. Mr. Mathews is a man of strict in­ Ohio. The new turn taken in the dealing with Lira iKsraANCK. Tbe life insurance companies are in a We find per in this State to Tun up Hayes’ name the true sequel to the Hall mystery. the Southern ulcer that hax been festering tho following brief notice of this question others to bull-dose ns out of it. are finding and dare not abide an investigation; others that he Ks gone craxy and u wandering ; here everything appears to have subsided at others say that an English actress has con­ and other# that be has ended the drama in Congress as the member from the Pint R. O. Adams, of Omaha, has been ap­ would put him in an awkward pomlion j Especially will contest Frank Jones’s right to a seat Aetna* of their mind? ull j| other women. Tho these things it that they are doing nothing worse Washington, as elsewhere, since the late Presidential “unpleasantness.” pointed postmaster greet steal but acquitted. complicity in _ It killed him as a politician, and he re- trol of him; others that he ta a defaulter, Things have settled down very much in accomplished before the 4th of July. tho odium of ■OSS but hgvesupported Wsshburweassb« - --------- ; —< .. . ju AmUU.. i-u. .. .«ld Uv. h. S a crass for the stage. He believed be had the nomination beyond a doubt, and bad la him the elements of a great actor, and he been on the ticket I am confident that in spite of tho advioe of friends wrote a it would hare received a majority greater play, and took himself tbo.paincipal char­ than that given General Grant in '68. acter in it. It was a flat failure, and at However, it went m another direction, an the end of three weeks be was forced to I cannot afford to lose any flah over it. go back to the taw. And now ho has dis­ Wariiburne ta appearing in much better appeared, and no one knows whore bo is. health and spirits than when be went to Some **.y that the return of Sweeney ailed for Monday, Juno 4, and it is ex­ until the 27th of Norember, and then its of the nominatiou of Gov. Haya. cinnati ” points young Washington, D. C-, M tho White House decide it was made. Committed were ap­ pointed, .poeiieoliow w "»*> “ “ “• m*r26mat , Taken from the Hastings postoffic-?, woe time within the last 10 days, a pension draft in favor of Maria Roush, and payable at Hastings. The person having it mH. please return it to the postoffice immedi­ ately. Mra. David Rot^n. Hastings, March 23d, 1877. ■utttt who expected places under Tilden, and the M. D. Reed desires to call aUcetwn to almost as objectionable RepuUicans who ______ w under Haya it is to be no bnainea at alii there 1s but one party in New York, and £25000 found at all ■ day, ready U> do s line, from putting a new I wheel, to the building of ever seen in the county ol 150 mwiSCT J corner o plane hunters believe that Haya intends to land in this State. home and “sot” down. Referring either to his ability or avoirdupois, Judge Davis will fill a big place InlUnevlC-I^JP ta’ Church and ________ ____ Jifc aJIQME and FARM A Vtladle of Oo« HooJreJ clearly what are the wishes of the majori­ ties of citizens in the respective localities. proftailooata, for if the pot doesn’t bell At BerrienI Ths G. R. * L railroad paid 155,000 taxes in 1876 on their land grants, in the northern counties. standpoints. able, high- Senator Howe of Wisconsin gerrtk 8«aaJMaWT3 there have cowan of Mrs. Haya. 752 rho wrote isna, arrived at diametrically opposite cos- ply, bo having thta week refused to appotat a Mr. Stillwell, of Livingston county, to the Marsh alahip of the District • »«. • »--------- farorite aswi? KIT Xfd young orchard, abundance of water. ?lm(^Mp.aaranwier good hnproreoent-t to require their services on pay them, and । David HonoHSTArrta Rutland, March 22d, 1877. OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Vermontville hotbed a revival the peat winter which has resulted io the conversion Oakay cl unions. Secretary of State Holdsn will deliver addreea before tbe assr-u“ FeDowe at Nila, April 26. HaB—Life Insurance—Club of AuptMui Rowyv BU.b£T.U- I .Ml la (U fin Good.. 1 Cbd>«. �A. M. Flint, Esq.,of Nashville,haaaooeplod Advertised Letters. an invitation to addroMthe Barry, JohiutownBaltimore and /iopc Teacher*’ Assoohtlon at Baltimore oa the evening of April Uth. At their caucus oa Saturday the Democrat* nomiaatod Pleiades Brown for re election as Supervisor. If we are to have a Democrat from that township, wo do aot know of a bel- List of letters remaining ia the post oftiec at Hastings, Deny Co., Mich., March 28, 1877 ; Anaie Durkey. Rqnben Taylor. Frank M. Turner. Kato Smith, Millon H. Walt. Leman Smith, Geo. Van lunigen. The Republican* of CasUotan at their caucus oa Saturday nominated Lewi. Durkee for 8upervioor. Ho *hould be elected by a declair* majority. We do not know who the other norn- Ablaha Crouiasu was accidontsJly killed on the 27th of this month, in th. town of RutUad. by a gun in hi« own hands. He was an old reaident of the township of Hope. Aged penses. Come e*»ly and secure seal.. On Tuesday evening a very mthu.lvaMic meeting of the Reform Club was held ai th* Club Room. This Club now number* 290 member*, aud fc .imply doing a gloriou* work and should be encouraged by all good citiien*. A reading room bi to be established in thia city at once, under the auspice, of the Reform Clnb. Two hundred member* are wanted who will give >2 OMh to tneet the expense*. On Friday last several of the members of the Reform Club of this eity left for the south­ west part of our county to orgauire Reform Oubs and set them at work. One was organ, lied at Yankee Springs on-Friday evening with a membership of 40; one at Orangeville on Saturday with a membership ot 12". These are both Union Temperance Clubs. Sunday night a Reform Club of 12*. members was or­ ganized at Prairieville, and on Mwpday morn ing a Ladies’ Christian Temperance Union with 26 members was organited So the good work Padison Dispensary, »»« Wap. A.T C. M. RUNYAN’S. I w.onid respectfully announce to the citi­ zens o/ Hastings and vicinity, that I have a new an u Michigan Appointments Tho President has appointed Marsden V. Burch United Blates Attorney for tho Western District of Michigat; Sullivan M. Culeheon, United Slates Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan; Solomon D. Matthews, United Stales Marshal for the Eastern District of MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. M M OF Michigan. sixty seven yean. Don't forget the Temperance Maes Meeting in Union Hall Bunday evening. Sam D. Clay and J. Mason Reynold*, two of the ablest speakers in the State, will be prvaent. Mr*. C. G. Bentley will aim addrew the meeting. A collection will be taken up to defray ex Special .Notices. The Board of Education. P0S1TIVELYCURED Democrats al their Ward Cauctuca on Friday When death Was honrlr czp«ct*d free ■wiwpslwn, all renitde. havinc failed, am! bif.ht wifi nflbiuai* candidate* for Members of the Board of Education in the First Ward in only ehild, and how etv*s this racioefraa o« piece of Delos McElwain, in tho Seoond Ward in place of Joseph W. T. Orr, in tbe Third Ward in place of Nathan Harlow, and th* Re­ publican. in the Fourth Ward in place of James Tea, 4 1 bs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., whip It will be sold at 3BO«r,,0£?‘Oxia pricks. Remember the place, al J. N. RTj'JV'YJIJV"S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. Gite me « call. xxiBfitf Chairman Dew. Cily Com. I. W. Vsoomax, <?haimian Rep. City Com. Settle Up. POULTRY WORLD. All pen® nr- indebted to John Stanley an- notified u> conn and settle their ac­ counts. Thu tunc i» at hand when the tqaltera must bj Nettled to plow up the old niattcrs, and a irurd lo the wise _i< *uf5cicut. a* no man wishm to pay twat*. By heeding this you will do me a epecinl fa­ vor. 02753287 GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS •pleadedTlturtwted TwpZ'Amhev.POVVri" Y WORLD. Hast- Geo. M. Savage 80 Go’s Col John jJtaki.ky. The Republican* of the township of Prairie­ ville have placed in nomination the following excellvel ticket. It ought to be elected by a decided majorl(y. Supervkor, John J. Perkin*. Town Clerk. Edward S. Brown. Treasurer, Washington Cooper. Sup't School*. J*me- W. Socket. . School lnopecu-r. Joel Harber Justice of the Peace—Con»titutM>nal Term, Henry F. " oudham : to Ml vacancy. Win 1., Commissioner «f Highway*. Michael Do»l*r. Constable* .Cbarle* l( Haggle-. Caleb France. John II. Freeman. Harry Williau,.. Tbe Republican* of Bahimorv haml the following axcellsal tieket. *bout<l be electe»l by 1U» majority. Supvrviaor. Henry Houghtalin Town <lerk. (Tiarioe M. Maek CHICAGO SEED COMPANY Ilanurter*. Grower., and Jobber* of Fl> t<K1UN AXi> DOMKSTiC IHE^lanD Cummlsaionrr of Higtwara, John H. Day. Sup’t of Schools, George E. Bryuwr. A*6 LOWEST PRICES. Set ttr hajMst cf th* Baluhk DtrhsgUa BmL Url Cc==J--t3r,S. iX.S.1. _ School Inspector. David £’. Sanborw. Drain Coinmi«aio»rr to fill vacancy. Darwin INthFSSMES REGISTRATION NOT1CE\t».:MzJ >?,. «.V <Vfg „f IltutiUft, City Nominations The Greenback men in the 1st Ward nomi* naled for Alderman Ralph Jordan, for Consta­ ble Henry Marble, and for Member of the J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, MICHIGAN. HASTINGS Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also n full line of IWHI®. EMS, M, OILS, Board of Education Frank B. Dodwr. In the Third Ward, for Alderman Israel S. Boice. forfonstaNe Andrew J. Ru*.*. for Mem­ ber of t||t Bonn! of Education A. Philo Drake. In the Recond Wanl. for Alder® n Anson Kelley, for Constable Hoary M. Wentworth, DYE STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. . Legals for Member of the Boanf of Kdneoiit n George ■i.w of .Mirbhras. unit Rogtn-iOe th«m >o the privilege ‘VllILOA.8HEi.DOX. th- Board of Resist ration. City Drug* Store — PATENT MEDICINES *t«ispM~SXSCCTlOli • Of all kinds in endless varieties. LAST CALL. Parties who are indebted Ulf B.I.V.YER Office on irnunts tine prior to Jan, , • W<, nili find thcmleft /or coUri-tiun icith an effi~ fm iprii isli 1S77 A word iciee is sufficient. ~0E0. M. DEWEY, Pub. AI1 About the County. Among the moat delight I ba oys of I-------------- r— ---___ those wonderful T»ae-eo»arW clood-bannerv floating from tbe Alpins di»». Bat it « in ths sunlight that Malar* hangs out these beautiful tokens. Belt b only in the Klo’r ®* health—the sunlight of eur inmer bciag-r<hat nature reveal* tbo.* physic*! ••rosy ebeef’ and ••cherrrlip. top” which everv poet of ths south ha* invoked lb* xxi68tf THEFAMILY GUEST POWERS &BARLOW. Detroit Advertisements. SHEEP PEED. W« otfrr BOO bu, REFUSE BEANS LADIES-—Come and see Mrs Potts’ Sad Irons—Something new. Delmonico Range And other nice articles for Ladies’ nse. fa<iu<ntlti«sU>rait. st □8 centt F«r baalMil* M M«' >'t «»<* a Mis* fbr b«si. '’^ufa. ntnby? M. JOHNaos A co.. Umocnrtr, and ttrsshteck , J* *• “i- -< tk. a,, “« ’•"« st Edusation. u imiiiii* I, lli.lm. w a. . "-'-l *• L-*. ■« by ba jndkhMM n- wdlJi U* /Kd,J' ..rt cueu— —— * I for Printers. Strictly Pure Lead, Star Nails, Wiard Plows Every one guaranteed We also offer a full line of general Hard­ ware.—Please call and examine our goods. �turn ot manure in open yards] pass down the case, u it will be found on removing it ftrt WTMai & Saniiai Hayas does not smoke. in the apring that tbe soil under it haa not From “Hon« and Bevtety.” 6erib»«r*k ter April. Deck your houxa from .award ooL LM ther. btt M taSMrt itetas Wbart to orate* wMk gifte torsu Loro both teuaaa sad dlvtaa; become colored by its juices but two or three inches deep. Now, I claim that if an abundance af litter be used upon the surface of tbe manure to retain moisture and to prevent evaporation. all thata farm­ Aftw that tk« WiMt rem er makes can aa well be preserved in hi* or bay, is suitable; but a great many peo­ ple injure, and sometimes destroy, their beds of strawberries by covering them too thick, and thus smother the plants. Tbe covering must be light, aud admit air to the plants, or they will be found dead in tbe spring. A dressing of doe, well rotted manure spread among them before they are covered would be beneficial, but not partic­ ularly n sc canary. The covering may be Whoa fc ths spring bs a . mulsh to keep the ground moist; but it abould be romoved from over the crowns of tbe plants to give them room to grow. Some straw­ berry growers add more hay or straw in the S’ng to their mulches, so that no weeds grow before the plants fruit; but this mulch system cannot be adopted where the plants are grown in matted beds, but only where they are grown in rows or Mlb. Bal beware. iMt these Kamila Caro on oal<ard thtamle waste: Bare ta heart-sell* tek sad chaste. Whan dees fertaao really raaUet THE BEST BREEDS OF POULTRY. A cow fed on 20pounds of hay daily, haying no shelter ta the winter aeason, exccpl perhapa an open abed about to tumble down, would be in no better condition ta the spring than she would bo if ted on 15 pounds daily and kept in a warm stable at night, and allowed the run of the barnyard in pleasant weather. Thia is a result that has anbstantially been proved a thousand J»OW, I will compute the Lore to a times. farmer on ten cows, which *" Wk through the winter on the unprotected system ; and many barns afford but alight warmth to ■lock over the open air, being boarded ap vertically, with esneks between tbe board* from a half inch to an inch wide, and all such barn* come under th* losing system of wintering stock. Everybody who keeps domestic poultry, desires to keep the most profitable fowls, and if we examine the poultry papers we shall find so many conflicting opinions that we might ns well not read them, so for as giving reliable information is eonearned. Then if we abould ask the ques­ tion “which b tbe best breed of fowls F’ of a score of the moot experienced fowl-breed era in the United States, their. replies would be no various that we would still be in tbe fog. Prehape there ia no man living who has bad more experience in keeping poultry, and writing on the sub­ ject, than I have for about half a ccptury . yet if that question were pul to me, I eoald not give a direct answer. It depends on what use you desire to make cf your fowls. One who wants them to sell dressed, and a breed that will produce a large number of eggs would need a good aixed fowl aa the Brahmas. Then if eggs be the chief object. a smaller breed would be bet­ ter, as the Uamburgbs and Leghorn?, which are non-aittera, and excellent layers. I think that no other breeds are superior to the three I have named. The white Brahmas are the most popular, and may be kept oa about tho same quantity of grain as the Leghorns and the Hamburgs. I am sure that the list of breeds of poultry in thia country is more extensive than bene­ ficial, the additions that have been made during tho last ten or fifteen yean from France, and other countries, being more for the benefit of dealers in poultry than because those breeds were superior to what we previously possessed. It would be fair to esti­ mate hay to be worth 115 a ton, as an ar- cows not well protected will require 50 po inds a day more than when kept in a warm stable for at least four montha. or 112 days, worth 37 i cents daily, or during Probably tbe loss oo meh 112 days M2. animal, M matter how fed, would be at least M. Consequently formers who study their own interests build warm barns, but ■om to be wdi ventilated ta mild wetah- er, and thus save eoongb in fodder in a few years to pay the cool of them. ean be done But ranch with old buddings to make them warm; battens can be nailed over the cracks, the rooft can be repaired, doors made to shot dose, and thua tbe comfort of domestic animals can be enhanood, to say nothing of tbe raving ta fodder Fmrness, *<to you realms this imputest foot ? Some of you do not seem to real­ ise it at all; and such men are always talk­ ing of “ hard times," being alaA in all railroad time table. Mrs. Hayes' favorite color is light tone. Tilden will spend tho summer in Eng­ T*Hac BSwt Dec. loth, i816 land. Brigham Young ■ to very poor health ■nd unable to walk. , wiMttcaMa. GOING IllSf. Bodtoe has beaten the great California bores Occident—three straight bests, io 2:24, 2:23}, and 2:2M. open barnyard as under corer; and I would prefer to have my manure spread A young man having complained that over the yard occasionally, and covered with straw, than to hare it thrown into a young lady had sat upon his hat, he was ’heaps 'by Rs “ * |___ and________ thrown ____ out told that ho ought to know better than to ' of windows back of the stalls, and so re­ hold his hat in his lap. main all winter, with much of its virtues washed away and lost. neighbors with a bright “ good evening." It doesn’t take a great deal of extra effort PROTECTING STRAWBERRY PLANTS. Strawberry plants require protection to reach out. your hand and give a hearty about December 1st, and after the ground hand shake, but there is a heap of comfort baa froxen ; and anything, as leaves, straw, in it. NmUIv dooorate Uw ateU: Next paar craabUac (•»*• Lar your road bed* deep end wall— Iroads. Railroads. Railroads. Phax and Phun. into tho soil and are lost; but nch ia not S S3 HeUl|Ccr’.k UBS"- Owing to tbe depressed state of the silk market in France, the workmen in Lyons arc for the necessaries of life, and the Chamber of Deputies promises relief. It is aaid there are 50,000 idle workmen in Lyons alone. TRAINS POING NORTH. This is tbe season of the year when a man steps on a loose bnck in a spongy sidewalk and has a quart of mud squirted up the aide of his best pantaloons as a gentle reminder of the fact that gentle spring it fast chucking winter out of its Two sable philosophers took shelter un­ der the same tree during a heavy shower. After some time one of them complained that be felt the rain. ‘‘Nebber mind,” re­ plied the other, “dere’s plenty of trees. When dis un is wet through wa il go to de oder." A. M . ■' ’,8 85 QRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. A malicious Chicago newspaper says that MAY L_nrte. a St. Louis belle, traveling in Europe, bad Depotlosl of Third attrat. DMreil. Train a last made exactly like her foot; and she Cb.cMo Um*. nJ Iraje d.ro< Mfellow. got it through the custom house free of Toronto end Bwlolo Rxpreo. j charge as a work Of art by pretending that it was a part of Bartheld's colossal statue of Liberty. . A question of advantage is uppermost in assn's minds just now. Wc arc all puailed to know who is better off, tho half of the people who are positively sick with colds and their attendant evils, or the otber half who are about to be so. Ours is a charming climate, especially in March. A student, being desirous of learning whether there was any truth in the state­ ment that Seneca was addicted to drunk, enness. opened an illustrated encyclopedia, and, having found th* name of the cele­ brated philosopher, tbe first object that met A writer in the Country Gtnilrwianmyi: bis gase was a wood cut, beneath which "In my experience, I have found foul-in- were the words, “Seneca after au ancient foot to be tbe resnlt of a disorganised or bust." The ardent investigator, finding overheated system, more than of anything his wont foam confirmed, looked no farelse. To corroborate what I my, I will give you a very strong instance ofit One An American lady who had been vkii year ago last spring, I had a valuable herd tag Canada courteously invited the customs of Short Homs under my care. Among officers to examine her baggage.' “There is them I had 13 casre of acute foul, in ani­ nothing but wearing apparel In tho trunks," mals from six to eighteen months old. she remarked, with a pretty smile. The Every one of the infected animals were be­■ officer unlocked the larprat trunk and ing highly fed. In addition to oil eska,. pounced upon a dosen bottles of French they were getting a very liberal allowance1 brandy. " Do you call that wearing ap» of chopped wheat daily. About 20 young­ pare! 7” he asked, sternly. “Why.yZ" atom in all were receiving ebon; the rest ‘ they are my husband's of tbe herd only oil-cakc and bran. Now those 13 eases all happened among those that were being fed on wheat. Not a sto­ gie cam happened among those that were Dot fed oa chapped wheat. AH alike were kept scrupulously clean under foot. Oa reference to my note books I observed for three previous yean the result had been the same. This iUustratea plainly that fouli-n-foot is the sequence of a disorgan­ ised or overheated system.” His remedy is first to give the animal a large dose of rw A Fort Ways* Battrsod*. P. K I.OOMIK. PrWla^t O..T Maa 8. K. HOOPkR. G«a'l TWkot A*w»r. A lively pupil at a seminary asked the preceptress for permission to drive oat with a gentleman. “ You know the regulations of the institution,” was the answer. “Is he your father ?” “No." “ Is he your brother ?" “No.” “ Are you engaged u> him ?” “ No, but I expect to be before I get beck." That answer woa the day. The following paragraphs, intended to have been printed separately, were by some blunder so arranged that they read consec­ utively in a Paris journal: “ Dr.--------has been appointed head physician to the Hos­ pital de la Charite.—Orders have been is­ sued by tbe authorities for tbe immediate extension of the cemetery of Mount Par­ name ; the works are being executed with the utmost dispatch." Basuae-With Detroit. Il iJMals A ■inftweW i R W I^Lov-With L*k» Hksre * MieN. BmUi (Air Um.) _ . ..... Asacaa Jcscrsor—With Drtroit. M Birst JJl.ou and Balt I««re A Ohio Railreete. Fort Watxs—With PituMrrh. Fort Wyi« •IAMB 1APJM BIVISIOI. Tbe BeHtMe Shert Lite . KAffT ASD WEST. to aai> rsoa BUNB BAFIBB ABI IHIOIT! TIME TABLE. Furniture. Coffins Etc. Am Arbar Wane Jut. and be happy again. CM S.» 001 as A Gret ReiBCtiOB it Pritts SALISBURY & BROSSEAU FURNITURE He Greet Swteni Ttaufc Northern CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY lh*y do. SAVINa MANURE. Probably but few farmers exist who have not rand ssuclea ta the papms advising them to keep their stable manure under corer in a cellar under the staffs, or under a shod ; but in both places dung is liable to become too dry, and tho straw among it will not decompose as rapidly as it will when exposed to rains, or ifmuch borac dung be mixed with it, or if it beaff horae dung, it will ‘■Sr.fcos," UM1 wiU U (Ml, IBjmd. outside uncleaalmam, then lift the foot, and pass a hair or hemp mye between the boofiu drawtag it seraral UmsH to end fro; continue this gently till you have removed all filth and.noxious matter. The next operation b to pmdti® tho foot for 24 hours at least —and longer if necessary—til) tbe inflam­ mation b thoroughly reduced ; use bran, h.™P.,orH»ced meal for this purpose. “It will do !” is the common phrase of those who neglect little things. “ It will do J" has blighted many a character, blast ed many a fortune, sunk many a ship, burned • own many a hoAsr, and ruined thousands of hopeful project* for human good. It always means stopping short of the right thing. Not what “ will do.” but | what b the best pomibte thing to do, m the point to be auand at Let the man once adopt the maxim ol •' h will do!" and he b given over to tho enemy, be b on the side of incompetency and defeat; and we [eluhia aiiusia J. M. HEWES. A which all the aamw u* wrin of lb ■Cock ■ rweeiced, b » Rood thiifl, bwt b woaH W. p-l <hwl better if tie teuwn [vania ’ amid bw ibtro^M, w« cam ■ Moalb fnm « ptuwp cdpioiag or war oaUw. Sto^statjonb The mm on be raiiuC wtawwe wader a abed, wlm ptod ta deep; b aaal be kept eat, er it Had better be tafk ia the ^baavard. 1^. t «. of the epi* a I BOH, Jr. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-04-02.pdf 005e07a2533866f8f0e084f7db4a8f99 PDF Text Text 0,1876 HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1877. VOL. XXL NO. 97. ire- ------------- ; GREETING,! j^juiYeekfifiep^licaj1 banner jFARMERS fon. AO-SFIF. GEO. M. DEWEY MESSER BROTHERS r/,z;uA' -V/« l^LISUEH. Trot friaudibip and Mtlity. Are on hand at the old stand with the finest Stock of Implements and Machinery ever known in Hastings, We Save the ;U oj JACKSON WAGON, DIAMOND IRON PLOW, GALES CHILLED PLOW, iwiatTisiifo. DIAMOND STEEL PLOW, All the above named Plows arc sold on trial. Who ini b*UMa th* Usht of Aar Single and Platform Buggies, J *(»«« >4 (clans I Taylor and Gale Horse Rakes, Buckeye Mowers with Table Rake Reaper, IXL Wind Mills, etc., etc. Every article we sell is warranted to please. PSFSKSM ffl BJSIKESS CAMS this rAfun is on m.v. with GIVE US A CALL. Burns Messer. Chester Messer. | Doctor Aikin’s Double Column. JU»rrtW«« C*«tr»et» —aiW — Mm KTMIT! READ, READ. WLVMf. ’ IX CHA ‘ KRY ,‘?2L7twj5Ll^uSttOVraa •J.tjjU-um*- Mi*. **£S SMITH k- H 5 ,/**-. ATTORSEV AT I aW 4 bOUCITuUTS iiA^inr. ryyolgategg cgaoMt-7 NmiobU Iitnk. UMUnn. M ils »tu II. C. PECKHAM. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, MICH. Bl IIIIT COUNTY, FREEPOIIT STOSnn - ‘ XXUtf •Serin* and - J.?.? M. W. RIKER. IUIHC1 OF THE PEACH. <£••»>» Mi iM.tis r U«nu t m-n Black. SlaUtMrw*. ■aatiar*. Mkk_ _____________ WM. UPJOHN, rUTilUTAX A St RURON.-OBca DR- 11. E. PECKHAM. tttWilC riirilCIAJi AND NVMBON. DELIGHT J. WOLF.M.D. xxu<r W>L 11. HAY FORD* AtTORXEY wu ; .uumIUt bCU-. aajUWWtov UawFl AlMla: ‘"J nt.***** s*4 HWBlg?X^. ArlUrUl ERN lAL i-sviie SmBsW-"- READ DR. C. RUSSELL, LUCIUS RUSSELD, LIW Y LR.‘< ireail Caart ComaManar. Jaw. Kick. UH AS. H. BAUER. 1HORNKT AT LAW AND FKOflBCTggQ cW- M» WM. BURGHER. ATTuUXET. Coaneellev. sad WWter." •Itau hi.. >in.iiaca. Mich. ISAAC vr. VROOMAJT. VSDERH.’EltirT.ItapntyXJ.H. Mar*^G<a- JOHN Q. CRESSY, C. G. HOLBROOK* fti 'KNKTAT LAV and MiaiMr g-rs:' jErtu-rfkv •J-'fc “Sr* oNl It an koan til «.Gr??l!rr.Tr The 'one was killed, hare envied that young, girl’s voice—it was threw him over. clear and most melodh ms, and every note she warbled was true a>ad full She made They carried him Io the best rocs, sent a very pretty picture, this little Minnie, as 'for ‘a surgeon, and Minnie lingered near sho stood there singing to her old .father. the door while young Oldfield and another The last rays of tho setting son fell upon of tho party tried to restore him toflife. her rich chestnut hair, her round,, white She h^tened for any restorativs they de­ shoulders and arms, and threw out the ool- manded, and at last, when the surgeon ar­ ore of her pretty gay drees, which was rived, crept into the room to bear ms vtr. short enough to give a glimpse of a most diet. dainty little foot cased in a neat black boot When George Savage arrived, the next The long, green branchai and bright flow- day hia old friend waa In a raving delir­ era of a red rose twined around the pillar ium. For days ho hovered between life against wbien she loaned, and the whole and death, and in all tliat time Dot one of effect was very charming. tho gay fishing party again came to tho | There were two people who thought poor artist Minnie was hia nurae. Her ■. so; one was Joe himself, us he lazily old aunt who was very much interested in j watched and listened; the other was a the poor young man, directed her and horseman/who had stopped his steed near George Savage in their treatment of the I the inn, and, nopcrccired by the group on invalid; and when tbo young man was । the porch, was waiting a ps'ise in the song again out of danger, and hia friend bad I to speak to the landlord. The rider was a returned to Loudon, Minnie and her aunt | young, handsome man, and evidently had were left to take care of the stranger. Young Grant, in his convalescence, made I' on eye for beauty. * “Now, Minnie, sing one of the songs a study of M innic. He was charmed with you learned at the school," said her father. her gentle, tender care of him, and , “ Whew !" said the rider, in an uuder- amazed at tho fine, cultivated mind the • tone, u Minnie sang the Aral words of the simple couctry maiden possessed. When cartth'nu from “La Somnambula," “ now his friend Savage sent him any new books fur screeching." । from town, and Minnie read them aluud to No such thing. Sir Critic. As the last him, ho was delighted with tho depth of In note died upon the air, the young man information her^remarks displayed. short, Mr. Herbert Grant was in lore. struck his hands together, exclaiming: “Bravo I I beg your pardon,’’ he /dd One morning Minnie waa reading to him cd, seeing the surprise his appearance oc­ in her rich, melodious voice, from Miaa casioned. “ I have been here some time, Landon's poems; but I could not make up my mind to dis­ “Ilk »f*<rinl thine turb such heavenly sounds." The landlord was up, bowing, and Min­ nie had vanished before this speech was | Cao haiwjor. tnr wear diffaraat awata*. I half finished. j Giving his homo to the hostler, and or-1 I dcring a private room, pen, ink and paper, I I the traveler entered the inn. After supper | was served and eaten, he drew his chair up 10 the table and wrote the following let- — EVERYBODY “ Diab George :—Here I am ot •■JcuBT.tU.Pt »l Taat*e> -TCa.-” - one of the •nWEY ** kt?,hVl irei^k’^ra liu • "Pshaw r aaid’Mtanie, trying to laugh. "Has not your friend sent you something _0-- interesting«kthan — twu more tlftsI4?f “Minnie," said Herbert, looking full into her Urge dark eyes, “I think it is beautiful." What a brilliant color the innkeeper’s daughter did possess. _ ,, “Minnie, my own Minnie, I love you," said Herbert, I A week or two later there was a very | pathetic parting in the little room which Sir. Grant occupied. * Fox and Hounds,’ as I told you I should be when I left you. I arrived here about an hour ago, and disturbed at her song tho most lovely—but never mind now. Como , down as soon as you can. The party from [ the Squire’s will be hero to-morrow, and I then I shall present Lord Adair's regrets j for his absence, and introduce to their no­ If cold DtcMnhar «iv« yon Mnk tice Youra truly. Herrert Grant. __________ ' To Hon. Qco. Savage." “Good-night nnd gooa-bye, Minnie," said Herbert. “I shill be off before you AN INNKEEPER'S DAUGHTER. ‘ are up to-morrow, and will write in a day ---------| Mr. Grant presented his letters of intro- <or two, and soon return to claim you, Min­ to the Squire, and was politely re- ।nie." l The inn where my heroine was bom and duction < Tho next morning Minnie waa up verv lived was the only one in the neighborhood <quested to join the party. “ It mu»t be nice to be rich and power- early. ( Had she not to get her father's ! of the town of Cardalo It stood about thought Minnie, as she saw the def* breakfast । before he atarted to market? half a mile out of the town, and was a fa* ful," | with which Mr. Grant assisted Kate But after her father bad left why did she tnous place of resort lor the young people crcncc < "" Ur iava»«ira:c and who wished to have riding, sbootinc or fish- iOldfield from tho' saddle to the ground, not return to the house, instead of stand­ marked tho low bow with which he ing and talking to the hoetier, as he fed ing parties. Ixtoking from the windows of and । and watered Mr. Grant's horse ? It was a the house you could fancy, so wild and pic­ gave her his arm. He called- me Minnie this morning, beautiful horse, and Minnie evidently turesque was the scenery all around, that you were miles away from any house; but just as if I were a servant," was her next thought so ; elso why did she stand strok­ it you left thn building and climbed tho thought. “How handsome he is, and what ing his mane, and paitiag it ao fondly ? hill directly east of it, you could see the n pleasant voice he has ! Minnie is a pret­ Mr. Grant was looking out of his window, ty name, as he says it." and there was a pleased smile on his face town of Cardale lying below you. "Minnie I Minute ! Where are you ?” when he noticed her. He came down a Joseph Langdon, or, as ho was general­ few moments afterwards, booted aud spur"Coming, father 1“ ly called, “ Old J oe Langdon," ban owned And the vcuug girl hastened down stairs1 red, and though still pale and rather weak, tho inn since the death of hi* father, who 1 was tho former landlord. Here ho had to assist her father in waiting upon liis* in high sprits. Minnie bad a secret for her fatheg's car 1 brought his wife home ; here his only child, guests. As she was parsing along she met■ I Minnie, was bora ; here hi* wife had died, Miss Oldfield, who had torn hcrliahit, and‘ that night, and the <dd man said : was on her way ep stain to repair the mis-‘ “Well, lus, if he’ll prove he's a respecand here ho himself hoped to die. • table man, and can support you, why he’s ‘ Just at the time my story opens therei chief. rr “Here my girl," she said, rather haugh a liberal kind of fellow, I think, and I ! wu not a happier mao alive than Joe. His1 na. A««>« ’’•'‘UmenTt.^xV ; inn was io a flourishing condition, with a1 lily, as Minnie passed her, “come with n»e suppose I must let you go." I And Minnie, seated beside him. nestled new sign swinging from the door, and tho1 and mend this rent." Minnie followed the handsome brunette, close into his arms and sang her sweetest । old name, “Fox and Hounds,” blazoned on1 it in letters an inch long. His prettyF who was evidently in a bad humor. She | SODZS. ■•‘■’t'i.ZL'i’TM PTIO?'v ___ -ra—tv daughter had just completed the education1 waa still seated on tho low stool beside her, he had given her in b boarding school in .at work upun the habit when Harry Old­ young Herbert Grant is pacing rapidly up Cardalc, and bad returned homo to pet her field, [ Mira Kato's brother, joined them. and down ; an elderly lady, seated on a so­ “Come, Kate, they are all waiting for fa, is talking to him. old father to his heart's content, and Joo, • , to complete his stole of felicity, bad just .you." -Dear Herbert," »ho is saying, “I wish received notice that * party of young la- ' “Let them wait," returned Kate. you would listen to reason. What will dies and gentlemen from Oldfield Hall were “I tell you what it ia, Kale," said the Kate say?" , coming down tho next day io spend the young man, “I would not let them sec how ,fKate! a cold-hearted girt, who mw me day in riding and fishing, and: would stop croes'l was about Lord Adair's absence, if brought, dying apparently, ton bowse with­ •11- SUB”?.* •th,r ro«»»* V ............ at hu house for both luncheon and dinner. 1 were you. He has sent a very handsome in half a mile of her, and never sent to “Now, Minnie, las*,” said her father, subatitute, and if hia excuse ia true, why I know if I survived my tell I I was a fellow “ you are sure all is in order far the fishing am sure it is a good one." , creature at leastI" , “Important business I Fudge ! As if his agent could not transact hia business. “ You see, Minnie, this is a fine compa­ He will meet a cold reception when he does ' ny. There is Squire Oldfield's sun, Har­ ‘■you do not know Minnie. She is do come." ry, and his sister, Mias Kate, and there are “Caution, Kate. You may lose him al­ coarse, uneducated rustic. Any lady may more; and, to be sure, there is alord among, together. Do be agiccablo to hia safesti- be proud of her beauty sod talents—and them, Lord Herbert Adair, that they say is lute, so that be can carry back a favorable mother, I firmly believe if it had not been for her kind nuraiag. I should have ; after Mia Kate." report.” : “Well, father, all is ready; and dow ; “If he comes here u a apy, he had bet­ died." ' coma out under the porch and we can chat “You did not send for me," said his ter return," said Kate. “Doubtless he will r together. Who is LoidJAdair ?" t. mother. be wdl paid for h'ta nows.” i “Why. he’* • great lord. Minnie, young I ___ waa conscious they did not Why did Minnie's cheek fluh and her“No, until _ and handsome and very rich ; and they say fingers tremble ? Surely the girl’s sneering know where to send," he ' replied, i- his mother and Squire Oldfield's lady were cold tone waa nothing to her. “George eame down by a former invitation, , very intimate when they were young, and । Tho party started off on horse baxjk in and I feared to toll you, levt, in spite of r they wanted Lord Herbert to marry Mias fine spints. In about two hours they re. | your feeble health, you would insist upon ’ Kate. The young folks haven't seen one I turned slowly sad sadly as a funeral train, j cowing to me. Mosher, you will consent to , another yet, but his iwdzhip ia to eons h down here to-morrow to meet them ; and as they are both young and handsome, whr <rf course they will &D ‘fa love with each Jf other the first thing. * Now,- Minnie, sing night before I “How did iiouw. T. J. WILDER, [BABY THIS ! JAMKS CLARKE ittobnsy \T LAW A SOLICITOR HARVEY WRIGHT, tewMare. From tart's donbu and ani i*«y. acoesT. w« WHOLfrNO. 2039. �^ariing; and now my \xxir tired bird can r«L" They had been on the continent, and is no k.Qgcr of great value- The issue is now against Mr. Goodyear, aa Mr. Good­ This being the true situation, we believe that the Republican ticket has a very to tbrtr tanu in Hope lowaxhip, they left Midbright promise of success Wehsve rea­ dl«rill« on tba aborv data, aud had got to with­ son to know that the Republicans of this in about three mile* of homo when tha accident occurred. city on a fair tert rf strength, undisturbed Ijr," said Herbert, dismissing the man. joritj. Wc see no reason why thia election “Why. Minnie, you look as terrified as if I had said I was a highwayman." We have a good ticket and a clear cause. Minnie crept up clone to him. National issues will help us for tho tri­ “Lord Adair or Mr. Grant," she whis­ umph of the Republican ticket will be a pered, "you are my Herbert still." triumph for President Hayes and for his policy, and that feeling will enter largely Ths ?o|ii-Wcekiy fiepliblicaji haipef Haitibob, Mien., Apr. 2, 1877. nominated on Thursday evening, by tho Republicans of the <nty. into Mr. Stone's dooryard, where be Immodi- It ia a fact worth noting that when are informed. He wan buried on Thursday If Got. Hampton had only been pig­ last la Hope, near Cedar Creek. The above facta we obtained from .Mr. Stone, headed enough to refuse to visit Washing­ and they are aubalaaUaliy correct. ton, what a hero the Northern Democracy would have made of him t LORENZO D. QUACKENBUSH. President Hayes asked for the prayers of all "Chriatun people," and now the JOHN HOTCHKISS. MILTON PRICKETT. TRAVERS PHILIPS. For SoptniRr 3S *ad 3d Wards. MILO T. WHEELER. For School Inapactor. CHARLES G. HOLBROOK. SHERMAN C. PRINDLE. WARD TICKETS. * 1st Ward. ANDREW E. YOUNG. For VoaiUbta. ISAAC W. BWARTHOUT. 2d Ward. WILLIAM H. HOFFMAN. WILLIAM POSTLE. 3d Ward. JAMES A. SWEEZEY. MARCUS 8. STEBBINS. Ward. GEORGE M. DEWEY. For ConataHs, WILLIAM TINKLER. BOARD OF EDUCATION Union Ticket. delob r. mcelwain. HIRAM J. KEN FI ELD. NATHAN BARLOW. To SH Vacancy. A. PHILO DRAKE. JAMES CLARKE. THE CITY CAMPAIGN. were elicited. Grant entered the White House gold stood at 132. When he left it, it had fallen to though none of them were living with him, we 105. JAMES W. BENTLEY. BAKER SHRINER. Though a large part of the top of the skull wan literally pummiced, yet no shot passed through the skull. therefore, un itedly and harmoniously, to The affair occurred in front of tho residence secure the success of the excellent ticket of C. H. Slone, Esq., of Holland. Mr. Stone Polltical Notes. REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET. of unlocking the hand* of his watch, whieh had In some manner become fattened together. into the campaign. We have but to work, THOMAS M. COOLEY, of Wwhtenew. VICTORY P. COLLIER. of Cellwun- dental diecharge of the gun, while tn tho act and lodged under the iknil. Liat of Patents. Ll»i of pateuti iuued to Inventon of Mich Democrats are all mad as hornet’ because each dated Fob, 14. 1R77. they are “counted out" again. Furnished this paper by Cox ± Cox. Solicitor* of Patent* Several statesmen have signified their Wuhiugton, D. C. willingness to serve on the Louisiana Com­ J. Lowall, mall bag, Jackson. mission, provided the President will insure E. Pepple, motor. Hartford. them against any invitation to a quadroon F park, stump extractor, Lapler. ball. Tho Cincinnati Commercial pointedly observes that “President Hayes will take the troops out of Columbia and New Or­ leans presently, if the Southern people will permit him to do so. The St. Louis Republican advocjfos Prof. Langston (colored) for Commission­ er of Agriculture. This is a Cheering in­ dication of softening asperities on the part1 of Southern Democratic papers. The President and Mra. Hayes attendI the Foundry M. E. Church in Washing­. ton. It is not the high-toned edifice, but1 tho place of worship of “common” people. ' The President even walks to church, amidI the “ohs” and “aba" of Miss Grundy. , The mrsaing A. Oakey Hall of New York city has not yet turned up, and it is I now believed that he has run away to avoid arrest because of his connection with the1 Tweed ring, which ia likely to be estab­ lished by confrsmons of Tweed and Sweeney. Tweed u to go free; ao is Sweeney ; so are all tho members of the “Ring” on making a ‘‘pool** of their stealings for the benefit of the dty. Ont of several mill­ iou plundered from it, the city, it'is aaid, will get back a million, and give the rascals their liberty in return. Governor Robinson nominated George 8. to the important office of-Superintendent of Public Works of the State of New York, but the Senate remembered the “masterly inactivity” of the General, and aaid “nixey, my boy,” in a rote of 13 to 9. AD ia qaiet on the Potomac. Preaident Hayes estimates that in the course of four years the American people can be indoctrinated with rational views on the subject of civil service reform. Certain gentlemen who went on to Washington with very obtrusive "claims" have already been graduated with a very liberal educe An impartial Preaident, according to the gard to the Southern question, and every lag the previous sues—m of Mr. Goodyear, G. Cornell, gate. East Saginaw. C. Peterson sad A. Dunnehake. drill reamer tsp, Detroit. » W. Taggart, mill*tone curb, Niles. W. Wells, fruit crate, Muskegon _ C. Wilde, feedingtrain to drills, Berlin. State Affairs. Wm. P.JGraves, of Northfield, wouldn't take market price for his appleo last fall, and now he has 3,000 busheb on his hands, all frozen. H. H. Pike, dow of the Clifton House, Niles, ia goine back to bis first love. He will i eopen the old Pike House on the 10th of May. The widow of ex-Gov. Epsphroditus Ransom, of this State, died at Fort Scott, Kansas, on March 17. Her remains were brought to her old home, Kalamaaoo. for interment. , • TJ'c *ife ul Job Manly, a farmer resid­ ing in Bedford township, seven miles northi of Battle Creek, committed suicide on thea 21st inst. by hanging herself. She was ' temporarily insane. eats demand of him, precisely in the 600. Th. Ml« ,n th. Hod dmrtmra method jnescribed by Democrat*, and at wra 7,548 MTM for 876’10. Th. u>ul M1M from Ju«n, 1870, were 270343 their doabu. We think these geotlemea rare lor 82319,002, inriurire of 880,052 that it shall be done. far fimrw-T Ralna It seems that a view of the disorders in tion. Mr. Goodyear's genius. like that of South Carolina, taken from Columbia, dif- -A??1’ Kn«!‘™l'-To red th, »!. Ureeg. wril, to writ. . le<a,|, glancing through a telescope planted 500 81, 1876. Thia report corers two Michigan compa­ nies, the Detroit fire and marine and the Michigan State at Adrian ; al*o 105 com­ panies of other States, three Canadian companies, four English companies, and one German company. The total paid-up capital of the Michi­ gan companies is 8400,000 ; their admitt­ ed assets, 8819,062 ; liabilitiaa, including re-insurance fund and capital, $560,856 ; surplus as regards policy-holders, 8638,205; surplus over capital, $258,205. The 105 companies of other States show a paid-up capital of 839,039,230 ; admitted aasrts, 895,057,659 ; liabilidee, including re insurance and capital, 871,162,164; surplus as regard* policy-holdcra. 862,i 934,725. . The Canadian companica show a paid-up capital of 81,539,546; admitted aueM, 83,462,716; liabilities, etc., 82,084,470 ; ■urplus as regards policy-holders, 8L917,- hand, and be master nr c__. . ... ----------- — uj at ouce. miles away. Messrs. Hampton and Cham­ mlb raw,, ererp (portion of Egon, berlain, who ought to know something of riueh era. up u, pmnieo—I odl th.t , what is going on in that Stale, both good od.totton. And If pto^d tho.hU. itj u.trm. pure, pumnotie.1 Ke,«fi,b i ngurt it to uu exoeBral oduoetion. Th« STS thatnnls ~~ J.... . rJorioB have been greatly < letter of Acceptance, hia Inaugural 'i’e-V'" "'"**•** ad- drees, bis Cabinet, peculiarly composed us it ia of Liberals and Northern and South- our Washington, D. C. Maryh 26, '77. Ed. Banner.— our Statesmen have been unable in the past to adjust. And no one hut a Demo­ crat or a fanatic would force him into haste. Notwithstanding hia avowed re­ pugnance to um of arms to bolster up any State government and his reiterated n.wtions that we must have full and complete restoration of civil government throughout tho Union, yet, because he very properly pursues a cautious, statesmanlike course and forces peaee upon all would-be bellig­ erents until lime shall have demonstrated - PO^ Mari THUen P:atis af Ksxl. lief. 1'our. truly -------------... , THOMAS F. MOORE, WM«.- >u Card K«-m, I'vr-jiu. jth Co.-> Jill FEEL the necessity of definite action. The rampant Democracy here charge him with MYSEl7~A NEW MAN. takluit V CSrwiiO GOOD EVIDENCE. Pa to W aoco lit, for dew fore to til C causes combined. It is noteworthy that that tbq very parties who urged him for­ ward, are those who are now condemning Mr. Hayes for not precipitately withdraw­ ing tho trooja and trusting everything in Al bad men in arms. Mr. Lincoln*a policy TM of making haste slowly in undoubtedly a' sound one for with him and Gen. Grant, o«u Mei 1- liOHE. productive of beneficial results. Northern Republican* here unite in believing Mr. Hayes should take all damred time, but APPRECIATION.' emptorily recognised. ’ We wholnow him believe he will not allow htatoclf to be swerved from hia course of sagacious and weeks only. Office seekers by the thous­ and hare harassed him day and night be­ I-ast week I wrote you that the Democ­ #5* Johnson to enter at the very outetart of hia administration upon summary dispo­ sition of weighty affaire of State which slightest reason why be should Dot pro­ ceed cautiously and with the fiafleet under­ standing. He has been President three Washington letter. iArkej. >* AiUuiuij. cautious and discreet, and tee well taught by the example of failure -wade by Mr. fraud and deception jn bitterest terms. Mr. Johnson, at one swoop, was going to $76,023 losses paid. The companies of solve the reconstruction problem ; but in­ other states report $107,675,539 risks written, $1,533,525 premiums received, stead gave us a Pandora's box of evil and $769^52 lorn incurred, 177,502 Iomm the unsettled political, offaire of South paid. Tho Canadian companies report Carolina and Louisiana rre to-day, more $9,997,609 risks written, $162,873 prem­ than ten years after hu attempt, as much iums received, Gt>0,909 losses incurved, $65,309 losses paid. Tho foreign compa­ due to hia ill advised haste as td all other nies report'811,160,133 risks written, $lf.0,909 premiums received, 8103,844 losses incurred, 8104,210 lotaca paid. The summing up of Michigan buiocsa for the year 1876 shows 82,052,720 pre­ miums received and 81,023,045 looses paid. The excess of receipts is over 100 per cent, but from thishsd to be deducted all the expenses of doing business, specific taxes, etc. The summing up of Michigan business by stock companies for the year 1875, as given in Commissioner Row's report made abaut ono year ago, shows 82,522,605 premiums received and 81,350,148 losses paid. The excess of receipts is 81,172,< 457. This shows a larger buxinres by nearly one-quarter in 1875 than in 1876, but a smaller proportionate excess of re ceipta. The commissioner estimated the average net profit on the entire burineas of State for 1875 to be about 12? per cent in the premiums received. crJraifc-stun D,,‘1 swn'nnK.-waut. became President, unmistakably point to •Ml wind Irvin the It.u the very matters alleged by It He m to' TSSirftMrr Mr—ral. .nd fc.ra-1. The foreign companies report their gen­ eral condition on June 1 of each year, and bencc statistics at the doac of 1876 can­ not be given. • ■’ The leading feature of thia report is its , showing of the Michigan buaincre of 1876. i the two Michigan companies report 812,। 054,515 risks written, 8174,413 pram cause certain offices had to he filled by new appointments, and it is sheer folly to hold him amendable for delay in afi racy was not happy. Now they are. They The old State House at .Lensing onme s have, they say, discovered that President near burning again on the 20tti, a brisk ‘ Hayes has been guilty of bad faith, and fire having started in a room in the base•torias I«P»- Ut they are exultant indeed at the confirmacaught by sparks dropping through a holoi tion of their "I told you ao." They under the store. claim that the Southern members of Con As a result of Dr. Reynolds' labors ini gresa, waived their opposition to his being Greenville, -Ml persons joined the R-form declared elected on thfi sole ground of eerClub in one night. Later intelligence from Greenville brings tho news that the Reform tain pledges made by Mr. Hayas' confides Club has grown wonderfully since Dr. Rey­ tiai friends that when installed, ho would nolds left there, and now has over 690i summarily withdraw the troops from South members. The city polls but 633 votes. Carolina and Louiriana. They daim The annual report of the Flint and Pere M-np-Ue Bxilrad CotDjMj t» 1876 wm ptthluferf « lh« 20th ira Th. mm ahows 336 miles now in operation. The rad tra Ora 612,000.000, tl,. bonded d«bt tww bring *6,961,005. Theraning, of lb. roU wm 61,000,363, urinu Sf.. •xJ’ra “nl875, rt*m“S • dratra oi JJJ;Th< oponring expenm 6636,298, or • drarra of 862,161 from th. prenon. jmr, bring a net mernra of !8«,476 over the previous year. To thia rirald b. mUod 854,097 prid for now rril., । bMMofcn plrad in th. owutrnotion, but Imi jra in th. eqrae raonit Th. nmbM of praMgra rarirf wm 463,439, • drara. rf 31,945 from th. prtnra. jra. Th.0M.Wrnf ton. of freight omnad WM 339,767, a domnue of 6.384 ton.. Th. drara. m tk. payroll ra m WHIT I MOW ABOUT VE6ET* truth, are in a terrible strait of mind be­ On Tucedaj surance commissioner 8. H. Row L»n co®' cause we would like to believe that some, plianoe with a reaolutfon of the house of representatives), showing the bumoesa of sionally give us a truthful ettatecicnt. We the stock fire insurance companies author­ ised in this State, the smounl of their risks written, premiums received, and year —not against tho controller of power­ following nunnor. ful political influences interested in hia “Would your lordship like any refreahmt?" said a servant, coming in. “Lady Adair,” said Herbert, gaily, “shall ord® refreshment?'’ -Udy Adair P aaid Minnis. “Why, Herbart!'' cried hb mother, _HJR. Steven’s Column. hence we who know the proticnere of the Democratic press to tell nothing but tho The hauranoe in Michigan- Fatal Accident which h’e used to wield, and his assistsnre Yoere rwpar-IaDr. Mu. A. A. DINSMORE. V«g«CM i* Sold by all Dnggiitt. Lical Blijipe^ fiotice? justing Southern matters which had 8 pars of Geo. Grant's bort judgement without Eucceacful issue. THE COMMISSION. tiou to go South ss a member of the proposed Commhsion, and it wrma a farther, that he never could hare been declared elected but for the awistonce of tho Southern Democrats and now that he iul and ■> right wilbo.1 th. ddito-nuOu refuses to abide by his agreement, he is charged with fraud and deception in profuscst Democratic epithets. It has boon ■aid that a Democrat is not happy unless ho ia throwing mud or vilifying his oppo­ •f « CobbMui. The Hooiken, lUpablioua do Dot mt It, thuiog it ra.j tbraraod o.,ra „„t Srator Shontuo •nd Mran G«rto|d. Port,, „d M„'. them ra th. Grad, of Mr. H.w «dd to be tho n.rra u, 1E, ^rara.1 .hk* euod.Toi.to. The "Iron Trail.’ A spicy sketehjdescriptivc of a trip over the Atehison Topeka and SantaFc Railroad and of the beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nr® Crinkle,” the musical and dramatic critic of the New York World, sent free oo p»plicadou.togctherwith the SandtuinGituk, maps and time tables of this new and pop ular route from Kaaw Cityaod Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arisons and th? San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman Sleepers on. the continent between the Mis­ souri .River and the Rocky Mountains without change. Address T. J. Andkhson, Gen. Pau. AgtTopeka. K«Jan. 4 *76 tf Ddrae lie mogoiuoo of Hempun ,od NicloH,. The Denoenft objeet to it b««™ the, ehiw it >o«H b. bat . re^ nents, and the wholesale denunciations now etidoo of the Electorel Cotoraiwoo of Whitman's Assorted Candiu*—the bet. extended to Mr. Hayes,"seem to indicate «ght to ermt, far the n the market. A full supply at J- p,hV •»« bo Heprblfcmo, Btri .ptrid, u io Marta*. • high d.gra of fri»t, ora Ui. oewl, Uw Ute Triburi, decide todrad t„ TOtug ra, giratoSra tor Gordoo. B.t u Soouor. Sher».o ‘tod Gorito, nrodiu. thrir rtra , oftheUrgd., uduoo ooo exhibit, the rarioetog pepere, ud forther u Mr HMtohoebemionutoigoortoDeofth. whole mera, rail th. p. rtoedrti, their prra ora th, Bera th. prapoeitim be* We the publie, ly cure all of kmfis or thia opportunity of inforawg that we will safely and radial­ cases of JwTrs, without the u* ligature. - No cure, no pay. E. F. 4 I. W. Brown. Hastimob, Dae. 21,1876. xxi68B CHAMBMBLAIN AND HAMPTON. ----------——arc UU3Notice “■d preparing for their reception. Both ’will g0 before the Cabins, determined to Farmere please take notice that I have ’ bought out the interest of Calhoun A , Beckwith, in the hotel barn and you will "eh a the stand taken in advance by their find it to your interest to call •"*! mf' I xmfiltf JBmock, w. ra otoW. to g|„ u,, iojoltod. Of ooatoo m o,dk< gurar 1 whu the itotoraUte „d trMhfd ttora ' ’ Brickfor salert’my* yard. Section 'Aid, in Rutland. Timon. Hkvay L. Mwton. Dec. Sth, 1876. Wanted. Jus .ubbtan.—Edward .nJ™, toll.lh“ 1 . t^Rrwk" Goodt, W __ ... M I �MJSavage&Co's Col. GOOD BIS I0MIP0BU8! What ia harder than eanfog money ? Collecting IL Railroads. Railroads. New Advertisements. •fr’hortu! Llaa Why is a palm tree like a chroodogCr ? It furnishes daks. Railroads. W01Wro^S2 CHICAGO S Kt®MIAiLAKE SHOHE n.^,tar~vSw‘^<w*w KCHlGAriXsom Affection which is never reciprocated— Neuralgic affection. TIME TABLE, BtfwjDec TsHsi - Cheas can never bo a fast gama; it takes four knights to play it. Swift, on the War Path with a new and well selected 10th, 1876 GOING EAST. TRAINS 00IN6 SOUTH. Who is that lady whose visits nobody wishes ? Mira Fortune. STOCK OF GROCERIES When is a horse not worth a dollar ? When it is worth less (worthless). • A little boy’s first pair of trousers always fit if the pockets are deep enough. Ue. Tilden’s income-tax suit is not dead but aleepcth, and will bo waked up in the course of a few weeks. Lswto MOO. PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY Why is a room full of married folks like an empty room ? Because there is not a single person in it. Generally that 1 have again embarked He who reforms himself has done more toward reforming others than a crowd of noisy, impotent patriots. . TRAINS OOIXO NORTH. w Tie Grocery Business When a lady now declines to accept an offer of marriage, she presents her unhappy lover with a cardinal mitten. Bitting* asya, “1 spell it ‘kaughphy,’ and Webster spells it ‘ooffec.’ 1 kant tell wich ia right. Web. or me." The invention ot tbe musical scale oc­ curred in 1023. It was the invention of an Italian monk, Guido Arctiue. We can generally tell what a man’s go­ ing to do next when be pats tbe lighted end of a cigar in his mouth by mistake. Nobody knows to this day what a time Noah bad of it in the ark with the ante­ diluvian ancestor of the present Kentucky mule. Battl. Crc.k. OLD STAND on Jcffenon Street. Ie"unitedsTATFS ailed Free •ud“ The above goods hare been selected with great care and will bo aold at price* that FLORAL'. GUI DE DEFY COMPETITION Cali soon and examine my stock and prices. J. H SUTTON. What word o£ five syllables is that, from which if ytttf take one syllable away ho syllable remains? Monosyllable—no syllable. JR AND TRUNK RAILWAY. " MAY L_1876. lAIIS’ , An exchange says it is thought that the time will yet come when members of the choir will be expected to behave during di­ vine service jug as well as other folks. CARBOLIC OIL - A Frenchman is about opening a “Hy­ meneal academy" in Covington, Ky., in which young ladies will bo taught the marriage service, with all the proper sobs, sighs and hysterics, in three easy lessons. “ Madam, did you ever lift a dog by the tail t" “Why, no, you cruel thing, you.” “ 1 didn’t know, because 1 just saw you carrying your little child across the gutter by one arm. A dag’s tail b a good deal stronger than the ligaments of a baby's EAST AND WEST, roinnox THE FAMILY GUEST -iitfsrtts.fi,-,£1 LlJSttuti WJ!' Detroit Advertisements. he'd be ran* of yon at any time and could afford to watt." A lecturer undertook to explain to a vil *”*“ TIME TABLE. I£y I8SX. J*ek. Allx.tk tap Expttw ' Gr*d IUpid».Lrill“-. U.mmood IMO MiMlevill. Ilw Furniture. Coffins Etc. ' i.n“ silbriuc VraontriU* 1^7 KMen Itapid* ".S Riva* Jancrioa 3.05 Ana Ar box 600 bo., REFUSE BEANS In qoandliss to rah. at BRAND RAPID! AND DETROIT! The Company ro^ryiot th* right t a vary a> ei uwrtance* may ra«wire. TRAINS WEST. I FERRAND WILLIAMS A CO., e«6W Datroiu Mieblna. and be happy again. <AS ’a ■c 7W TO.IO | 7G t IS a.#) 1X01 an * » 1SJS • 35 10 Ob MO »« 4JN 11 15 IB 6JS 7.W :• »», V® k»s low 11 X>. un MS 25 cents per bushel, Pensions. A Grot Redaction ii Pries I REMOVAL I SALISBURY i, BROSSEAU Old Bounty Land Warrants. FURNITURE, United States General Land Office. A man with four wives was brought be- “Say, Pat, suppose Satan was to come along now, and see both of us here, which do you suppose be would take, you or me T' Totak.dftet Mohd.y,Srr. M, 1M>. neon r. su •h undsn except »d. IDsily. Parlor unao all day trains. i hi fin tlirooth fiSEUs Only 50 C«nU a Taair, i-T-vyjKl-v A scientific writer says every infant can say “no" several months before it can say “ yea." An old bachelor who has been re­ jected seventeen tinjw says this habit of saying “no" before she can say “yes” clings to the female infant until after sh« becomes twenty-seveu yearr old. claimed the astonished Hans. “Four vires ! Dat was a most hinooiosa crime! Discharch him at vonsi. Off be lif mit four vires he got banishment enough. I lif mit von, and I got doo much banishment already.’ SIANt IAPIDI DIV1SI0M. Tbe Reliable 8b«rt Llie X^ara. um.' The cable sadly announced, the other day, “ The Pope has had another chill." And now tbe patent-inside papers of Iowa al! his anathema* against type. ti-.uavAW.vsfirt CHICAGO k. LAKE HURON *4 The convicts in the Massachusetts State prison are holding an industrial exposition, ■A which specimens of their handiwork are sold for the benefit of their familial The establishment of tho experiment station at Middletown. Conn., to examine and report upon the merits of fertilisers, is said to save the fanners from 650,000 to’ 6100,000 yearly. . J1CXBOI--C1OM connection* are Skoda with road*. Joas.vit.Ls--With LakaShorwA Mich.Soathera Railroad. Bamkom-With DetroIl.IIHlwlal. i Sosthweatera Railroad. . . r A^r u“ y®_W“k Lak* 8Ura * MUk- 8oBtho»»' [janl&.'7tkf] A western paper coarsely calls the Chi­ nese immigrant a boat. Regarding him u a vegetable, we should prefer to speak of him as a qucue-comber. Prof. Spencer F. Baird says be gathered up ons night as many as 350 birds which haff killed thc’nselvcs by striking against the lantern glass of the Cape Hatteras lighthouse. -MH* n» dally except Sunday. De sot fool of Third street. Detroit. Train hic**o time. and leave depot as follows oronto sad Bafalu Ex pre., ! Uptote? Goods Braids Frmo, k The Graef Soathern Ttawli^ of yi/g coifX<4 or CqfaL ^/toLro/l Srt"r», o«r '•mmMTlY L004T*° if T1* ffrLrfiTToourSToilt, 22 MONROE ST. NEXT DOOR TO Northern Anars of Pay and Bounty. OENTBAL RARWAYCOMPANY Look here ! Look here! >*«tumapoh% and til SoaskewMtara w. L. BANCBOrT/L^l*,™1- J. M. HEWES, we guarantee Satisfaction. H<ma> ftmiidHd t™ u, M, purehwog , CoO. ,o«k 016. Important Notice. Hawriwoa, March 16,1877. Hiring fonnd the payment of High Rent a tax too great for n>y cnstomerfi to Uke/Ktailri, Williamsport. Barri.burt- TU.tt.ra- r., l-olnt/. "«* Dn"°imWS! “«« Fhiladelnhia mg ssS-SsS; swaSr'itSw V Psnnsvlvania Railroad STATIONS on apply «° 1I1JIU � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-04-05.pdf 1760a085a986b80e67e731516ba45047 PDF Text Text 4' Is. ■BLE. • 10th, 1876 1ST. WHQfrE NO 2040. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY APRILS, 1877. NO. 98. VOL. XXI. ■>& g ?S ?8 IE“S :s GEoTm. IS 8 =IJ5 :s I5JS5 Dninn ILaUrOcLu. ILclWS. ' ' ' ! Tbe Uble i> u follow.. Hour pre bbl, ure.ei.rea with moot of IhoofieiJ. wbuo grain per cwt.: «lo‘J >t * to manage our railroads : and I ail’d n u, Na,. Ko • II aw om fre0 frec ,0 * admil 1 have k*Te found them tl>cm to 10 Frtigkt r.. l ai, .ws dmil “aLI ''SiToVarter. now" । be as a class, as intelligent, honorable and I to DUroii. t&£& humane as tho average of any other elan The Question of Needed Changes in our Rail­ road Legislation, i of our cilixens. They fully realise the fact that the success or failure of their I roads is wholly dependent on the prosper- | ■ ity of the “producers snd consumers" i Here we see, at a glance, that the loca' located along their lina. And I believe 1 rates charged by the Michigan Central them to Ihj sufficiently intelligent and on tho War Path with a new and I . ' Railroad Company are not only far belowi shrewd to sec that any policy pursued by Swift A Special Rppart frem Ceamtaleae r • the ratra allowed by their charter, but them in the management of their roads well selected I they are levs than one-half the rates which which would “work great injury" to their S. S. €•¥¥. i the State of-Michigan charged her own , patrons, must of necessity result to the 4 on citittM when the rr-ad was owned and I detriment of the interests of the onrpora»« Rite*. OrricBor tub OoMMisuoNxaor ) j was being Derated under its special di- J tions which it is their duty to serve. j Kaii.ro ids, Lansing, March 20, *77 j rcction. J CHARTERED ROADS. In the face of these facta, what weight To the Ron. C. M. Crosicell, Goctrnor . Of every doeription. J would beg lave | of Michigan : should be attached to the statement in tbe’ The roads operated under special _ chatr above recited petition, that, “railroad com­ ten, in *this State, are the Detroit and craidarefl.to inform my old customere and the i Certain quatiow which material panies combine their wealth and influence,1 Milwaukee, Erie and Kalamasoo, Grand ' ly affect not only the railroad corporations thereby forming monopolies working great River Valley, Lake Shore and Michigan doing businew in our State, but the gen­' injury to the producer," etc ? Here is a ■r joi _«xw ! 1 Southern, and Michigan Central. eral intereats of the State at large, having . »»?l U00> 3UW I ' case in point: The State owned and was1 In the case of the Detroit and Milwau­ PEOPUFOF BARRY COUNTY been prominently brought before the operating the road, and certainly should kee, it is shown by Table XIV., “Rata of ... . ->.(*» .♦■<« legislature for their eonsideration, I have' be operated in the interest of its own tili. Transportation," of the report of tho the honor to transmit to you, and through‘ sens, and it is but fair to presume that it did। Commisaioner of Railroads for 1876, that a| । \> OQ | 80.00i 0 ....I i i» ' Haunt!, <hu 1 lure uni. crebrekwl i» you’ to the Legislature, tbe following so blit with the rates charged, as shown1 the average rate received per ton per mile “bringing roads undkr trx gknxkal report, embodying in a concise form the above, the State became bankrupt, tho1 for all freight transported for that year RAILROAD LAWS." results of my investigations of the sub­ first jiortion of the road built had been ‘ was one and sixty-seven hundredths cents; jects mentioned. Ii do this in sccordauce worn out, and with neither means norr while but one road operated under our _ — , jects menuonea. The request made in the first resolution, „,;L eaction 10, of the act that we respectfully ask our Legislature credit to place it in condition to do the‘ general law. reported an average rate for I --«r creating J creatine this office, in which tho Commis­ business which was offered, it was com­ tho yrar, equally low. This road is, and to bring all such roads" (meaning, un­ sioner is required, at such times as “he pelled to sell the road to this “monoply," lias been since’ April 15, 1875, in the doubtedly, the chartered companies,) “un­ shsll deem advisable," to “examine any and the “great injury" worked by them to hands of a receiver; and his repoi> for der the general railroad laws, should have TOfBSOHAL j At my OLD STAND on Jefferson Street.■ I particular subject connected with the con­ the producer has been a reduction of rates 1875 shows that the net earnings of the dition and management of railroads." to less than one-half those formerly charged road, the earnings above operating expeo- some plan by which this could tie accom­ THIS rsPETt GN HLK WITH “and particularly whether a claMificalion by tho Slate. As both the average and aes—were but 834.185 41, while their in­ plished ; for I apprehend that this, or any , j of freight can be made," and •'whether local rates received by tin- Lake Shore and terest liability for tho year, accruing but other Legislature, will be puxzlcd to know WThe above goods have been selected any railroad corporations make any uis- Michigan Southern Railway Company, as not paid, amounted to 8386.407 93. bow to proceed in order to compel, against with great great care rare and and will be crimination in the rualtar of freights shown by the report of the Commissioner From this it may be clearly seen, that• their will, nnj set or body of men to or­ with will b.between points intereected by compNing of Railroads, are lea than those of the even a slight reduction in their rata, ganise a railroad company. sold al price* that lina and jointauot so intersected," and re­ Michigan Central, it is but fair to pre­ witliout a oorroponding increase of bus"VNirORM MAXIMUM RATRS." port thereon to the Governor, sume _ .uu.v that ___ _the ______________ above comparison ,---------- made in iuoss. would almost inevitably, -rcdoaJ The second and last named resolution DR. 1. M. IH.AZOA of the the ease of the Michigan Central may, । {|iefr earnings to an amount lew than their a very titv large larec number of copies c< embodied in this petition is aa follows: fSb’IAN A SVRGEON with equal justice, "be applied to that com' Ml’owing prtittot, coming freu JI preu of with equal justice, be applied to that com- operating expenses. “Retolced, That the general railroad law ! The table referred to above showa the our Sure. ."J mg"”* b’ pn»o<.t'f high 1 of the State should then be so amended as he rata of the Michigan Central Rail standing in their several communities, have average rate received by tbe Michigan! to require all roads to establish uniform JOHN ft. EASTMAN. been presented to both branches of the road Company, quoted above, are the reg- Central and the LakeShore and Mich«atf'^ Ratriwltim ra4CW| S-warimara rata, according to the distance ATTORNEY AT 1. \W A SOLICITOR nlur local rates at which a shipper may send Southern roads, respectively, to have beat of transportation, for tho _____ portalion, for the carrying of all Oil ■OO. nJ «!»»■»• UMi1* ,llJ Legislature ; and the subject matter, to gether with the high cbaraetcrofthesigners one barrel of flour or 100 pounds of grain ; one and one-tenth and one and one-bmid-’ produce p^|nce and merchandise ___ ----------------------------------------over their lines." ’ ■ _ ______________________ of this jwtition, would seem to demand but it is a well known fort that at most, if redlh cents per ton per mile, which are less‘ jQ _______ consideration of the propoaition ::____ :_____2.. tl.OXZO I). CAO'VALLADER. [jsnia.’Tari not al all, the different points named tbe rates than are reported by any other |jcre Kt forth, it may bo well to quote from for it more than • |*«nR notice. ATTORNEY at LAW 4 SOLIC ITOR • here set forth, it may be well to quote from through rate given, for the last twelve roads in the State ; and that of the Lake committee of The petition i» as follows : ■Ire report of tho select '______ _ _'*the V8 months at least, have paid to this company Shore and Michigan Southern is a less r ain ------- :_._j U. S. OCWVC, Senate, To iht Ronarable members of the J^gista. --------_ ,, J ' --llulc -n— --------------- — u. O. u. 1872, appointed “to inbut „ut a a trifle tjifle of of the the rales rale* quoted. quoted. rale than j have ever seen reported by any TCBt4gate and report upon the subject of Again, this petition asserts that ^id | businere. out- t^ngportation between the interior and aarehltf. H.ax. Uutisci We, the undersigned, ask your honora­ creature 'inis v.cature is in not above the creator. 1 I j side the State. . the seaboard." The committee was em­ PHU. W. MSKERN. ble body to enact laws in conformity with is is true iruv ;. and -ud hcncc it ‘.I follows follow that the "" -n,c stockholders of the Michigan Ccnwcred visit -different different poinis points in tho the mjm coc»T ■ -Lti.i i: and al ! child is ..«• not above rh.. the nirent parent |jBT(J ivtxtttM j^ened wv no return —upon their and obtain the testimony of ______ wt„2 /_ “ all ’1 i Cimu *» , ------ ■; ana al ,, irai nave j—■ — ---­ the following: ___k .1... m.vnnttMUtllf uoterr 1 . . ... that, lima those . J .to •. ____ . •information r_____________ competent impart upon WUBBFA*, Uorporationt, and especially though the parent may pomesa the poirer iBTC9Unfnt ^ooe 1873? and nt that time Mr ii-v a dividend of 4 percent, in stock, any of the numerous questions having a railroad corporations, artius«!ljr .n the! to cripple, maim or destroy the child, an I rzHiroaj cnrjM*-*.* j ■ a Worth u lbc pre8cnt time but a bearing upon this important subject. The BOWEN, . __ _ — rri k-i,it of combining their wealth and influ- cxcrciM of this power*!* justly regarded i I as the most henious of crimes. But may , frnclion oTcr forty cents on the dollar. result of the investigation of this commit­ thereby forming monopolies inimical « 7*. ! wc , not truthfully claim that the railroads ) Lake Shore and Michigan Southern tee is the collection of a vast amount of ♦str ■ “X. - .___ «nn Zb. Twmde. pi.pi.. wort ng are the children—the true, legitimate u follows: testimony which fills a volume of nearly inj«n lo both PnJu<« < offspring of the Slate ? Have not the ' August ----------- 4, < iq -i one of 4 1874, 4 per ~-nt cent. (one thousand pages, ocoompanied by tbe HiffISCJ. nun., u K b, .bicli th. • ! ^^rtioeofllierilWWl rut ef h» ,individuals composing the State laUred for February 1, 1875, one of 3| per eent. ,report of the committee, a volume of near­ February 1, 1876, one of 2 per cent. ]ly four hundred pages more. The com­ |.Er W th. l>»er eetepriW t» W ।their conception by voting aid, douatmg lands, money, time, and general encourageCures Rheumatism and ?••«»»’«*•• The stock-of this company is selling at ,mittee was composed of Senators William enh.nc^l ™lo<» for utiel.. tn""moot, while the State, in her true capaci-1 k less than -50 cents on the dollar. ’Windom, Roscoe Conkling, T. M. Nor­ portM for eot»umpl>0" ; ty ot parent, gave them birth by the grant The overage rate received by the Grand ,wood, Henry G. Davis and John W. K,n Wa«M*«. 1' » • •dl >«Wil“h’1 of franchisa upon which they live, and j River Valley road is reported to be two Johnston. ./.riel, that “the en»tur« » not .bore without which/they cannot exist T AU g and thirty-two-hundredths cents per ton Upon the subject of establishing uni­ weet s otel per mile, which, from an examination and form maximum rates by law, the commit this can surely(bc said to IRIPHH .................................. MICH prop.' for to the Michigan Central and Michigan (comparison of the reports of other reads ’ toe report: .nd th.t tho~ lh‘t treeeh upon nshu Southern Railroads, the con.trurt.on of g similarly situated and doing a correspond­ "Equal mileage rates they pro­ the neoplc t>y extortion should be sum amount of business, appears to be an nounce ‘impracticable,’ because— MT-IT NEVER FAILS! Try it Once-fe* which was commenced and earned well ing . ' «ith b, th. eo.etn.ent of BOARD AS" ROOM. $•-' W PER DAY'. towards completion by the State itself. jlow as the average rate received by its a. ‘ It would prevent railways from low­ Xi.. .nJ •*>'■«>»” f-”' RAILROADS ‘ CHAROINO ENORMOUS AND ering their fares and rates so as to compete As the rates for the Ene and Kalama' UNJUST BATES." with traffic by sea or canal, or by a shorter visions; , , Whereas, The several railroad. The third “whereas" in this petition, xoo’ road are not re r-rted separately from or otherwise cheaper railway, and would ,rf'thia State, and particularly those opera- “That several railroads in this State, and the other branches of ithe Lake Shore and thus deprive the public of the benefit of Un "^■^l3-X'I«”e1iX« particularly tho* operating under special Michigan Soatiicrti, I can speak of that,' competition and tho company of a icgiti, Ions time. •»» Jet. enms.on 5X, !>«’• few r» • 1»S ?”•' “J only in connection with the rate reported1 mate source of profit.raRRANDWItMAMStCO. b. ‘It would prevent railways from mak­ ■mi vet charging enormous and unjust by that company, and which is shown else­ where ; but ss tbe Erie and Kalamaxoo is’ ing perfectly fair arrangements for convey­ X I^W-wre of rhi. Suu, non X I. a. ~.; to. U rtym. BJ th. re­ one of the branches whose burinesa goa to ’ ing, at lower rates than usual, goods h 2X1 'h"”aRhlJ “TT make that low rate, it is safe to infer that 1 brought in large and constant quantities, port of th. Commirttotrer of K*Jre.J. for Pensions. the rate on this road ia as low as the low-* or for conveying for long distances at a 1R?.TU .rorep. nt. rereirrtl on «>• lower rate than for short distances.' .LV.' iff GOOD 1KI810TB PUBLIC! DEWEY Dail-nnaA New Advertisements. Dapper ITRLISHSR. SL. s£ STOCK OF GROCERIES ; Ai>yf:nrisL\ro. JI ft l islaturo wss this, one, which makes the State liable for any damage which might aecra® to companies by reason of My "alteration amendment, or repeal" of any of the conditions of these charters. If these charters were ever valid, the proviso quoted must of necessity be valid. It would seem that the charter of the Grana River Valley can be repealed, so as to take fffect in March next;but I tail to discover any advantage which is derived by tbe company by operating their road under their charter. Neither do I dis­ cover that the Slate ia io any way tbe loser by permitting them m to do; but, ou the contrary, it is shown by the report of the Commissioner of Railroads for 1875 that the company pay an annual tax to the State of 114,940 ; while under the general law they would have been liable, for the year 1875, to but 85,73338,—an amount of 89,200.62 Jess than they are now paying under their charter. If wo fail to discover any real advantage to be gained by tbe State from the repeal of their char­ ter, is it not clearly for our interest to permit them to continue the payment of tills increased amount of tax ? er Tae Grocery s Bran® -d> u BUSINESS MBPS B 15 :s . B. L«di HV11I0M. »rt Llae EST. IB BETB0IT1 LE. defy competition IF^“ CARBOLIC OIL 10 LIN IMEN r irr ’ S IS , H DENTIST S 15 HiCllilU. Wfflt, ■&W Sin aai Omaental PhoroukfireIPany Ea tab! PA I N TER Merton St, - Hattinoo, Mich xxlnSalO Ad. ~RF..U> 'HE.1I>.' BEAD! ' RAILROAD GILM0R8 i0i«»rat P°iu >" Old Bounty Land Warrants. Joy Comfort and. Happinu, To THE Sick and Affileted! Hastings and vicinity. eJS Suu. a.n.ul l—d “*"■ DR. J. B. LaSURE AIwu.rrv“JIU'“"7 Are not the facts as above set forth a wwtj-i™ n»J’ Sure/.hieh returamto>.«l for .tta* «f plain contradiction of the assertion tost these roads “have been for a long time, one Legiluare tobnnj and are yet charging enormous and unjust wi for 1774, 1-37 centapcr • rata ?” c. ‘It would compel a company to carry for the same rate, over a line which has been very expensive ia construction, or which from gradients, or etberwiae, ia very expensive in working, at the asms rata for which it carria over leas expensive lina.' for 1878 on the same roads, 1— cents, a REPEALING CHARTERS lawn. The difficulties hero enumerated apply Tb.ttbosnn.mluilrnmU.n. Xfb. I trP"-p" The statement made in the first roohi. F'u X bn » .mended u to empire l with far greater fores in this country than । iion, vis: that ‘‘inasmuch as the charters in England. Our roads are much longer. ^““n.e-bl^:^M" “ ■ u oomwrireti »itb Ut' l,m<" “ t of the several railroads of the State, opertbbSut«,«idon onr toding ro«d«. « “V। sting undet special corporate privilqia Their circumstances and conditions are leas . kJ on.otont.ting to now tho nrerngo have now expired," is, so far aa it relates uniform. Thu difference in cost of con­ X'tmTfe'lh.e.rrji.bor.llP^'1'' ’X* Iho noighbotirg Sub., struction and expense of working different i to the Michigan Southern and Michigan X b Ohio, th. .""go, ■?“ sections of the same read is greater. There L Central roads, true to thm extent only: b, & report of th. -T *is lea uniformity in the amount of busiJlYtn-eio^^l-SaXThe only condition made by tbe Stete, by sLiotolh. je.r eoding Jarre 30, 1S70,’ which it conla alter, amend, or repeal their nces on different roads, and on different ...1 ", rent, pnr too wn mtlo; in Mnm- charters, ia set forth in each each of them sootioM of tbe same road. A rate that h^reiu be Emu»rioo.re tn their rowould ruin one road coating 8100,000 per in the following words : mile, would be exoeauve on another that i^to 1875. gi" “SWJ. 87. The State raerva the right cost only 825,000 per mile, if the amount KV t.king the rt»d» st any time after thirty yean from the pas of busmoa on ooh be tho same. On the ansc of this act, by a vole of two-thirds ‘t°M rtrebTtbo lo«"t other hand, the more expensive road could, of aeh branch of the Legislature, to alter. -' ^Tlir uh Dr. J, B. LaSur>'» Special’Medical Announcemen! da O<1 At A, M. H .ek'. I'arriag* Shop nortinp cr\v^7h„e b«n >be 1“ ,w H MWte taM With n>k* ea all tralor- Railroad TlOXj n KI<lllr> < ompUlMta, SuaM* —.•Aiflip,,, i-- .. _ . ----------- —“”r in lb. r report to tho be ruinous on the cheaper one with a small amount of business. And, even on the -OU PCT too pre =dn. » ^“,i“freBth’“rnre 1875 b, th. to nil tho prapotj ttaSuuW reqowred w rf ftnw from wrt*lPJ“'°d ,i„ tlu XUV —V--- ---------------- «-----. the State for all damages sustained by rea■on ofiud. Jutruiott, «n>*>tta«>t, or re’’’Now, if tho Lqtuluure tod tho right ^d. fot IB”- P^XTbYth. Suu (or tbe tuMportWio" O reran*. * COAbULTA TlO.'fFJtXK. Toteot £r onXTs^ after ebmpd „u re«e><«t I, Hoio„ fa„r J“YnMb*ton C"1"1 B“ln*d 1 cenJf _£ nffioial career of nearly four DB?£reY of . been intimately 1 rears I have, ot ne<wj. [Conh'r.ued om Fourth Pnyr.) �The ^epii-Mf tajMIicap tapper formed men, mud for men who do not wish' UKO. M. DLW1CT, around would never have any more lovers, and FIRST WARD. to be led into temptation, are those held the family alter ; and the walked away and hu not yet beeu found. For Aiderman. The woman was very pretty, and those who beet kno w her beat say that she was exception - reading rooms embrace within their walls Hastings, Mich.,' An. 6,1877. lhe family firaudm. women. board of supervisors. Hero is a work for They should permit no ©Cretan- neas, inattention, oc indifference, on part, to be the cause of * husband, son, houn, I their idle taker or brother, in The following named gentlemen cosa- p^. the Board of Supervisors in thia their 27 Ralph S. Jordan, 0. For Cou/taUe. ally honest and true to tbe boast who ao 17 cruelly marked her. 61 24 THIRD protection of the family circle. For Alderman. Women W bile this is true, tho • Baltimore, Henry HoughtaHn, “ Barry, William P. Bidaam. “ Carlton, Frederick Hecht. city, Travers Phillipa, *. •' David G. Robiaeon. “ •• Hope, Milan L. Waldorf. \ Irving, Alim Matthew. ao much superior to men. base flattery, or “ Orangeville, Lewis A. Nichols. Rutland, James D. Benham, re elected. Thornapple, John F. Emory. Ira sentimentality. Stowell, There hare their failings, so also, do women. It undoubtedly, is true that men use not responsible for the prevalence of in­ temperance. reflected. Yankee Springe, Zebulon B. Hoyt, “ If the women of America were just what they should be, intemper­ ance aa well as many other vices, would be short-lived monsters on this continent. What can Woman do? Are we overestimating tho influence An essay read before the Reform Club, at Union Hall oo Sunday evening, April women, - when we say this? of What nee could stand up for one year, against the earnest and united condemnation of true 1st, by Mrs. Charles H. Bauer: Thia is a question at all times important; and, at tbe present time, should receive our most serii.us consideration. If men more intoxicating liquor than- women ; but this, by no moons proves that women are Prairieville, George Ikomne. Woodland, sickly Now this is Women are no better than men. many good men. Maple Grove, Adam Wolf. To be use­ ful to the world, to society, and to our fellow beings, should be our constant aim, and endeavor. ^Thc world is full of sin, If all and noble women ? women were what they should be, their influence, for good, would be irreeistable, but, alas, they are not. They are Depraved as well as the men, and perhaps it ia quite aa dif­ ficult for them to reform. It would be well therefore, for women to cast out tbe and to do away misery, and suffering ; with that sin. assuage that misery, and mitigate that suffering,* is no less the duty of women than of men. It is not a tri­ fling matter, to live in a world like this ; but on the other hand, it is a matter of the most serious importance. The world is a great work-shop, in which no idlere are wanted. The man or woman who will so conduct him nr berae’f as to eat other-j' beam from their own eyes, while they are attempting t > pull out the mote from tbe eyes ot the men. This they can do by working individually and their own reformation. but, on account of active exertions for evil, becomes a heavier burden on the induatri. ous public. In this temperance reform, women can do much, and should do all in their power; but what they can do directly is a trifle, compared with what they can, and should do, indirectly. We cannot acquit our­ selves of the responsibilities of life by a single short-lived effort to accomplish some good, neither can any great, and perma­ nent good be accomplished in that way. aad there should unitedly, for RKCOND WARD. the President by the Southern Democracy alarms Lei us have more dignified, /noble and our young women refuse to associate with, or receive the attentions of intemperate, or which his back bad received first dust, namely “shin look." The third fall ended the atruggle. and Mr. Crandall was declared lhe victor. Mr. Crandall is a much larger man than Mr. Mixer, weighing from thirty to forty pounds The mag­ nitude of the work should not deter. this matter no work can be lost. In from a lame neck, and could not. without much pain, move his head without turning his whole body. Bat probably Mr. Mixer, will not claim OUR NEW YORK LETTER. tions. Vanderbilt Estate —A Cheerf u| Frenchman—Oakey Hall—Poll leal— Beecher—Lotteries. The Constables. The Members of tbe Board of Ed- First Ward. Hiram J. Kenleld in the Second Nathan Barlow, and A. Philo Drake for the va- changed by simply rewiring, is speaking A CBXnrUL FRENCHMAN. A Frenchman named Pelletier, who sunt his wife, to New York a year or two ago to take care of herself, came over after her who bare been addicted to strong drink, has received "moral support only, and very God forbid, 113 Ml tbe reformation of ooe individual; but it ia our candid opinion, that of all the “redribbon" meu, in tho city of Hastings, who have been really addicted to the Me </ resolu­ Th© South had tbe hard while Nsrthcrn Democrats stood ready to scoop lhe profits if any should accrue. that it wonid.he better to ally themselves to a party wlkoh has some power in the never get so long as they fight the only party that has any power. Lamar. Hill, and a score of other sensible men in the South, are ready to make an alliance with the Republican party, which will give that He bound her on i»p.ir«d bj hi. ai.drou. odMMui» Ihir place. For wwh reliance mut not be 41 US" her, but changed his mind. HART!Nus. March 2$. Ib77. I need what yon owe me. Call and set* • at once. ' 0. D. SFAfLDIXO mar29w4^ Important Notice. Hastings, March 16,1&77. Having found the payment of High DRUNKARD STOP I vu « Kwvwtwca OI ioa pain oTium habit. Rent a tax too great for my customers to pay, I have purchased of Augustus Row.’’ the weal half of his new brick block oo the north aide of State street, next west of his Boot and Shoe Store, where I shall move ere long. In the meantime I will continue to sell Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Carpets, Groceries. 4c.. Ac., at tbe lowest living price*, to close out my present stock, before moving into ay new quarters. R. -I Graxt. marlSwC ‘•The Barton Experiment, by the au­ thor of “ Helen a Babies. -Just received by J. Roberts, Portoffice Building mar26mst For sate^ "S-W JACKSO NS BEST' JdUT LTAVY Chewing Tobacco A Valuable Farm of One Hundred and Twenty-Two Acres, on Section I in the tosrnahip of Rutland. Good building*, good young orchard, abundance of water, and eighty acren under good improvements. It wifi be sold for |3.000-^mc third ewh. the balance on long time if desired. David HovohstattxrRutland, March 22d. 1877. ' raar26tf a white beat, with the purpose of branding bob, Whom Taken from the Hi«nsp fwwt office, mm* time within the last 10 days, a pension draft in favor of Maria Rou*h, and payable at Hastings. The person having it will p.casc return it to the powtoffioe immedi­ ately. Mn. David Rocsh. Smoke the VETO, the Ross Fire Cent Cigar. Mil lotlo reboiH hi. fotiuo.., rtich 17 J T.hos We do not believe there is a single did in tbe County of Barry who sella Goods on better terms, or batter,. Good*, than Z R. Willison. Remember that he will out be undersold, and that his goods are sH fresh and nice. • tnarZ'kl 3655 771 reeorered his pasIL. X . r_ _ A a sofa hi her room, and heated a poker to th. CAUTION Tb. ».»t or (b. pAX di.iaa.af Bnwk. Irn h- mn U-taU. a.^^, «ar Ue Maoi7 rf taM tn>aibk> ii decidedly French way. entirely sacri­ Bm,|£ Mar22lf Wl WWUMflk —I—wra the more enlightened mon of the South and stope frequenting places where it is Old habits must be Wanted. A cood, improved Fann. Any cm • having a form ol 80 acres or mon-' with । good buildings, can hear of a purchaser I by calling at my office over Hastinss Na- mar2f>t2 A——... r It tion, unkm he breaks off old asaociationa, told. Henry I. Nnrrox. Dec 5th, 1876. xxi&lti work to do and the sacrifices to make, lore lour ra th« pwku oration m, bar, and found her living in comfort, she proa a ouo. Eurywhtre hi. ld|, having established a very fair connection crowded, people coming hundreds of miles He stands as well as ever h« as a seamstress. But the gentleman fan­ to see him. J’’ ^?ular ^ough tbe cied that she bad not been ai faithful to loss of friends worries him immeoaely. him since her arrival in New York aa be Tilton Is lecturing in California, with could wish, and some gossips in the neigh- no remarkable reocrea Mrs. Tilton is ktepberhood added fuel to his jealous flame, ^arder. with her mother, and h very pour, Breew Turner u entirely forgotten, and is and be proceeded to arrange matters in a can stop without also changing their aaeo- ficed, and the habits of moral and Chris- oKIKS"iAmH'lMILUD been howljng to tbe Southern Democrat for twenty years to ‘ stand firm, ’ country peace. President Hayes is work­ ing to that cod, and he will bring it about. The negro will have his rights axsurod ture. It is perhaps better for .William the color line will be wiped out, the rtsulte of tbe war will be acknowledged, and the that this settlement is effected, for had the wholeconntry, united, and really i0 accord, case gone into tbe courts a great many will go on to prosperity again. This is things would have been exposed as to the what President Hayas is tryinglo do, and dead man's business matters that would this is what the Democracy of the North and the lower orderi in the South are try have been injurious, and it is certainly bet­ ing to prevent They can survive anything ter for the heirs, for they get enough in but peace. all conscience, without a fight for it. And but tho lawyers are happy. without ranch knowledge of human notion. Brick for sale at my yard. Section 23d, in Rutland.\ , The New York Demo­ Republicans elect two and lhe Democrats two, a regular income of <1,000 a mouth be­ Aidermen, having the Board a tie, the same ax' sides, need not worry about his earthly fu­ A Tabular Statement or the Votes oiven for City and Ward onictu: so this matter blows over, and everybody rtiong drink not one will keep his malign influence. The Vanderbilt estate is to be settled North, and thus get something in tho way without a lawsuit, much to the disgust of of material aid. They want railroads, le­ lhe lawyer*. William H. coukb down to va-.*. and all sorts of help, which they will Character and habits are slowly that we should say one word to discourage Democracy, and their woes to ite wosnnun.1 acretwaa i as.ooo «r «*>• is beginning to get through tbe wool of Nbw York, March 30, 1877. Ed. Banner: — formed ; but when once formed, and firm- ciatious and surroundings. made may properly charge all little of that. and nothing can be done without its influ- lhe extent of giving his brotliere and sis­ them to do it ? Are the all important ques* I predict that it The South lias been but whenever it came to struggle, the South An ap­ Can they do it? Notice. Farmers please take notice that I hate bought out the interest of Calhoun 4 Beckwith, in the hotel barn and you will find it to your interest to call and see me. xri*51tf J. W. Becx k. When lhe tool of th? Northern crat has like the gentleman he if. ack nowledge he vu beaten like a man. ■ R. proving conscience is a just recompense, of intoxicating liquors, have formed ieso A. Card We take this opportunity of informing the public, that we will safely and radical­ ly cure all cases of pilet. without the tue of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. E. F. A 1. W. Bbowx. Hastixhs, Dec. 21, 1876. xxifJUt - ters a million each, besides the annuities Republicans have the Mayor. the Marshal, one provided for in their father's will. Thin Nuperrisor and the School Inspectors. The of temperance, that has ever been known ; Democrats have the Recorder, Treasurer. Jus. makes them all comfortable. A man hav­ but aa yet, we cannot aay that it is any­ ing a million dollars lu his own right, and Will they do it ? And how can we help CHEW-SMOKE MATCHLESS Republicans the control of the House, and make the nucleus of a white in arv end of trouble. something for women to do ? Whitman's Assorted I ’andita—the best n the market. A full supplv at J. p Robert*'. _____________ give tbe will be done. Is there not NEW ADVERTISMENTS. Gen. Pau. Art. Tarek., Ku, J.O. 4 -70 If C. P. Rowell &, Co’s. Col. support of Hayes to an extent that will tended entirely, for a display of sentiment love home and its influences. they are afraid of is that the South will rally to the taught that there is something for them to do in the world, and that life is not in. Let our boys, also, bo brought up to love to Pueblo, Denyer and all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Ariionx and the San Jun Mina. The finest line of Pallet Sleepers on the continent between the Mis «mn River nd the Rocky Mountain, without change. Add res* < T..J. Ankermin, for if Hayee can divide them in tho South and the good and hate the evil, and taught to What Bourbons. J” “P* •« J" of Uii. nn wtar wots from Kansas Ciiyaod AtchaL thia happens down goes the Demoeraey, Lei our useful, the Republican party in the Sooth. Let immoral and indecent fashions be condemned. girls be brought up to be seen one of the greatest uprising in fovor temperate lives. Tbe sup­ , ortu.v™ At ‘When ho docs this there nately existed for fifteen yean. “Iron Trail. udoftbabuuuu. TOne„ uj raort. of U» Hock, .Mou»ui„. CniOk, U>. will be a scattering among men who have port that i* being given to the policy of Christian mothers. Let us have a pure, refined and exaotinc female society. Let The »A.fe<t2*Vgcrl»1‘',c ”r‘lnpoTO Tbe raids being made by tbe police, un­ der the direction of Mr. Anthony Com­ stock, on the lottery shops, is developing, some very curious things. One thing is nude very plain—that There never was, an honest drawing of any regu­ lar lottery in the country. The books of one concern show that the practice was to send money in small amounts to «uch men as, from the tone of their letters, they con sidercd tbe best advertising medium with which to rope others in. For instance, to heretofore been supposed to be free from a man from Smithboro who had bought taint, and a hnndeed will take the place he tickets twice and expended in the concern William Poetle, R. vacate*. HaD, doubtless, afraid of <20, they would write that he had drawn Samuel 8. Garrison, D. a prixe of <50, and scud it to him in good Henry M. Wentworth, 0. these disclosures, and thougfat it beet to money. Inflamed at his good fortune, and put himself in a safe place in time. There crasy to get one of the big prizes, the poor KOURTH WARD. is a great deal of * pi inning just now, and dupe would send back a hundred, which, For Alderman. Tweed u oBel every day* by men who have ax there never was any drawing, would be Geo. M. De**?. R111 <70 clear profit And, besidos, there was Oscar Young, D. and G. heretofore stood well io the oommunity. the direct advantage of hu communicating For Conetablr. As they go out from his 100m looking very the fact, of his showing the money to all William Tinkler, R. gloomy, and as Tweed throws after them a his friend*, and acting the most effective Thomas 8. Betts, 1> Phillip A. Throop, <i. very sardonic look, indeed, it ip supposed kind of an adrcrtiiainent for them. Every shop which Comstock has raided they have asked for something which be Mixer-Crandall Wrestling Match— has refused. The old man is determined had circulars and schemes of all kinds of lotteries, located everywhere, which they Crandall Victorious. to till all he known, and nothing can were sending out misceUaneouvly, and swerve him from his purpose. The mo­ gathering in money from all sources. He All preliminary matlen* having bweu wmment be fell the other thieves made him has demonstrated that there ia not,nor can tbe scapegoat instead of standing by him, there be, anything honest in it, and that every one, no matter how advertised, is a o'eloek ilA eontsetants collared and elbowed and for their treachery he will show them fraud, and a fraud of tbe worst kind. Tbs no mercy. There is a heap of trouble ahead simpletons who send their money take for New York politicians, and others will the chance of having their names known, follow poor Oakey Hall's example. He is for their names and port office addresses are all registered, for use io other ways. only the advance guard. Consequently, when tbe police cipturc the POLIT1CA). books they capture also a complete list of The Bourbon Democracy are miking a the concern's victims. Keep out of the fall. lotteries. tremendous effort to stem tbe popular tide, PlXTRfcThe third round resulted in a fall for Mixer, and keep up the feeling that has unfortu­ let np on him. Let us that sentiment on the liven, sod habits of lire tho disdasurcs that are make a dean breast of it if the law will For Alderman. WillUm H. Hoffman, R. George Abby, D. Anson Kelley. G. For PvutM. TH! VANDERBILT ESTATE. lotions, and hare promised to henceforth, return homes. The City Election. ot men who have been addicted to the use the have more pleasant and-cheerful be no let up, se long aa Thousands therefore Europe, make over what property be baa left and we have strength to contend, either with thing more than a sentiment. reason gone to has general, and all along the line. immoral young men. ia not content with being simply an idler; the be has got tired of being hunted and of pris- Let the reform be bread for naught, should be considered a < drone in the hive of nature, and banished * - ■ — _* _ a — Tf .L.. L— * - al,** aa* and that inviting, as they can make it attractive. are many good women, but there are also Johnstown, Levi M. Dewey, re-elected. is For Constable. Mnrcne 8. Stebbins, R. goodness of women, aa though they were rc-clccted ’ Hastings, Pleiadct Brown, ion of Sweeney and oootrary is also We hear mueh said about the purity and Castleton, Lewis Durkee. “ attractive- and cheerful Ural 6li?ipe« police? whereabouts of Oakey Hall, but the opin­ can do much, and should do math, to home OAK KT HALL. No clus has yet been obtained as to lhe WARD. being without the sacred influence and make Mons. Pelletier ought to be tried by a jury of women. lune W. Swartbout, R. Oliver E. Woodruff. D. Henry Martie, 0. have told on htni. But the indomitable spirit of the man keeps him up, and be will doubtless live longer than many of-his opponents who were younger. P — for as to his gooduoRs—no aw d greatnewL Bis atrmocs hart th vor, though he ims that they i with many grains of aBowaucc bj ere. The ecandal hurt him, if r 1 destroy him. And, by the Ways there in it that it did BOt hurt. He procured Far sale by J. Robert*. mar36 mat 36 A very fine amortmeot of Box Paper just received by J. Ronrnr*, PortoflieJ Building. ■ ra.r^itnst M. D. Rood deairct to call attention to his new Wagon Shop, where he may be found at aUhoura of any day, ready to do any work in his line, from putting s new spoke in aa old wheel, to the building of she ixwl buggy ever seen in the county■ ol .kop with Jmo» Rich 4 Bro, » Church and Railroad Street XXBtf placed like Dr. i Wiri). PrUoepll tut lb. 6n* “ "‘‘“’J bMrT^.kirl b« ku “irfST b work. Wh«xh.hsd to her that be had w> to UU b-MM lonwf’ “ M aM/Wt iko roam* “ �Town»hlp Elections. ljn । ”i Ab AnKBR BAW BIB BIT. c« n 51*1 r AHI A Word Personal. SPRlNUa. On Monday the sterling Republicans of Yankee Springs elected tho following excellent ticket, by their uaual large majority, the vote being for Supervisor 110 out of 168 votes cast­ Rl_k* timk-card Supervisor. Zebulon B. Hoyt. Township Clsrk, Charles W. Armstrong Special Notices. U I* nut often no *v fwvrd sbput ourself in Iheed columns, but wc cannot refrain from Dispensary, thankiug those friend* who so vigorously and earnestly supported u* on Munday in iho Aldermanio contest in lhe -Hit Ward. And th e fact thal, despite lhe determined opposition of Highways. Samuel C. Superintendent of Schools. William E. Dud- their special w ork to oppose us, we polled more than a party vote Is a very saliaffictory endorsement, and one that w* are pleased to thus publicly acknowledge. BALTIMORE. The Republicans elected the following offi- O'a -Baltimore. Bedford. Johns- itCLti ran Karraok. Clrmvnl titaitb RUTLAND. ths Republicans of Rutland elected thclr whole ticket by a decided majority on Monday, except Highway Commissioner. The following are ths officer* elect, the Democrat in Italic*. > ........... . J. M. Sartxi, P M. . Commissioner of Highways, John H. Irty. Sup’l of Schools, George E. Bryant. School Inspector. David C. Sanborn. Drain Commissioner to fill vacancy, Darwin McOmbar. Constables, Chas. M. Mack, Gilbert Striker, iTY OFFICERS. POSITIVELY CURED ■uuipnia, an reman tinvioc laiim. ana MB. II. Jauu wa» expAimentiac. hr accideatlly made a Freparation ofl.NDlAN ‘.HEM I’, which cured hi* only child, and now civet thi* reeipefreeon receipt oftwo»Umpe to pay axpeiue*. Hemp al»o rare* nliht-vwcat.. name*at tbe Homaeh.and will break a Imu cold In iweuty-fuur hour*. Addrae* CaaopqcaACo., 10S3 Race Kt... Philadelphia, uatalnc bi* paper. xxtl'tt. _ Mis* Rosa Dodge, J’lattaville. Ont.; Ix-wi* Phillips. Harris Creek. Mirh. • Erb. HARIIAGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. List of letter* remaining in lhe post office at Hastings, Barry Co., Mich., April 4, 1877; Herington Hanley, Sidney Stickney, Mias Furnia Taylor, Mrs. Annie Hinton, Frank M. Turner, O. S. Gatto w,\Mni. Mary More, Chas. Supervisor, Henry Houghlalin. Town Clerk, Charles M. Mack. Treasurer, Charles M. Hendershott. Justice of the Peace, David ('. Sanborn. ’.rxeeptsuuday. . P. O'«--N*rth ixmoru. < Advertised Letters. School Inspector, Thus. A. Stuart. Constable*, Edwin D. Pease. Orwin L. FutUr, Pnlsg O. Cramer, Geo. Knickerbocker. ‘Old Reliable' > There nrc many reputed remediea fur that <«y. |o»« that will. Dying. Sponable. Township Superintendent of Seboula, George W. Brown. JSTStt""’ ODD! a SANKT'S LIFE! Luuaiug Arvliey i* now prepared !u do i ail kinds of Dying on short notice, as well as it can Ik* done anywhere in the State and nt prices which defy successful coupe-! tition. Dye house and rcridence on Church ‘ street, nearly west of Kelly’s saw nttll. Apr5tl.’ Supervisor. Pleadet ihurn. Township Clerk. Spar^ E. Phillips. Treasurer. Daniel K. BirdsallZ Ill-D lY’S ADVF.R flSEMENTS. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS nn uimiuiu M1Ll^ u STKVRVs *xo.. Atornvr,. 12 Ranter'» Block. Detroit, Mirhlcan h * HASTINGS. In this township the Republican* did nobly electing their whole ticket, except Supervisor, by a fair majority. Ijmi year the townahip was Democratic hr tome 50 majority.' C. M. RUNYAN. xxifiGtC i. ..• Irrm tl karjtr. Tbl« rreat liastonary io t-outb VAR CLAIMS Towuahip Clerk, Phillip W. Barren. Township Superint if Schools. Harlajt J. Dudley. » School Inspector. Ashley Seaton. Constable*, Stephen Owen. E,ra D. H field. Thoma* Tafflier, Edward Otie. Remember the place, ;ft J. S. RirJWJlJY'S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. Give me a call. I A i> Cadwallader i tu'iit's icho are indebted it, the HJXXER Office on ttreitnntdJtue- prior to Jan. 1st. 1877, will find tlbcni left for collection with an effi" .dent collector if not paid oep re April 1st, 1877. A word t<> the wise is sufficient. GEO. M. DEWEY. Pub. ! Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold at Geo. M. Savage & Go's Col. ' ’ LAST CALL. in M . OF and become acknowledged etandard prepara­ tions, except Ur. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. It continue* to enjoy nn unprecedented [wpuiarithe permanent cures which it has wrought, having proved ’itself a specific in the worst fc-rnis of the diarotse. Pierce'* Pocket Menu— at iH; I would respectfully nnnounce|o jhe^ttjtizens of Hastings-and vicinity, thst-T have, a new and •»-, Township Treasurer, Asher Turner. CommlMioneY Rltchee. C. M. RUNYAN’S £££? AceuU wanted for th* above and fullowinc per booki: Vcaturr uflJo-jwl Work.* -Holy Mee <>fOld.'and Womrnof the Centare. It. Lt. 8. TYLER A CO.. Detroit. Mich. li eil If you lutv- thu money that you want ' to pay for n suit of clothes don't fail to I call no IL J. Grant before you purchase. ' The cheapest in town. Z^e ■a t6 It will not do for tlicuw who dcaire to purchase the groceries in the market at lhe burcst priers to forget that Z. B. Willison lias opened a full Stock on the corner of State and Church streets. That he h determined not to be undersold, to keep the very best goods in the market affords.' and not to sell anything that will not prove just as represented, “ < 31 CHICAGO SEED COMPANY. ; i Importtn- Grower*, end Jobber, of F(»KE1GN AND DOMESTIC GEO. WOODS & CO., Cambridgeport, Mass. WAEEROOMSt MS Wa*hte<tea Doeloxt 170 Slate St., ChlaSl IBLadgalo H • 1 ♦^•ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREEJte j All About the County. THEVOIHDIAIIA^ geo’wooosa u«l J. Crotk. , Constahles, Whitman 8. Benham, Harley E THE^iAHD X. iNTHFSra-ATES LOWEST PRICES. Z*£ Bat fkr PaayMM ef th* BahaUe BsrUagtea Bal AAJrae. Lot CcasheurI E. I. Hero lhe Republicans won a glorious victo­ i ry. elected every officer by aliout seventy ma­ >. .Mr Bark will speak st Union Hal! on jority, as follows: Supervisor, William 1*. Sidnam. Township Clerk. James M. Cadwallader. iti-lay evening next. t Monday evening April 9th. <ail£dFree Treasurer, Orio Kennedy. •; ring election* arc almost a continued >.f Republican victories in all parts of Justice of ths. Peace, to fill vacancy, Samuel IVI FLORAL- GUIDE And fancy** mil l» o er. K. Willison. i u. David R. Cook is in tbediy to day, add seen.- ■ • i e slowly improving under the care of fir I i.ter of Grand Rapids. ; Containing over 1,200 vsrictice VegetRble and Flower seeds. Colored Plates. Elegant wood cute of Vegeta blesand Flowen-. Handsomest Guide Published. EySend for it.-fas Township Superintendent of School*. John A. Cairn*. School Inspector, Aha* Moon. Coosteblee, Asa W. Aldrich. Etihn Robinson, Detrwlt Seed Co. Detroit, Jlic'ii. George Mere, As* B. Pennock. T- lb n James O' Donnell we tender our ear■-< ■■'ugratulalions on hia re-election aa layor of the city of Jackson by th* decided ■ ;r of t»:u ORANGKVILLK. The Republicans of this sterling Republican township did their usual good work on Mon­ day, electing the entire Republican ticket ex­ Cipl Treasurer by a very decided majority, । • reduction from Fl, lhe old rale, to |2.M) Supervisor, Lewi* A Nichol*. Towuahip Clerk, Dr. Horace C. Turner. dore B. Diamond. Commissioner of Highway*. John If. Earl. Superintendent of Schools, George <'. Nev­ t r >m abroad will be present, and the_Ladiea Chnstian Temperanee Association will ba rep- ins. School Inspector, John B. Keeler. ^Constables, Mortimer T. Jones, Felix Cham­ Come early. berlain, Oliver England. Edwin Cook. Phillips, Esq., on Broadway, on Friday tveu- “I- It is hoped that the attendance will be fl,ro° and the donations liberal, aa the proceeds The Club meeting on Tuesday evening laa •ince the organtuition of tbe Club. Several •non. aharp, pithy, apeachea were made. A Of 80 new members wore added te the Clubl •oil- The Club now numbers over 800 mem- lion day, waa the beat patronised saloon in upon lhe intelligent voter. the like before ’ drunken The ladies sot only auc- lalned nearly one hundred signers to the tem­ perance pledge. The icmpm X. D. 1*77, at hi o’elock. tbe North front Door of t । City of Hat lines, in the Gms Court WOODLAND. As tho rwealt of a Jt**y combination, the following township officers were elected oa Barry in th" THE FAMILY GUEST OSBORN. Gnardian. ApriliwT._________ ____________ _ ___ ■ute of Miehiran. dated the 1Mb w ot • cl1*-akS22»%.ii..n,v. e.utr'oiHaxtinxv. ter. • , Drain Commissioner, James H. Bawdy. Constabloe, Cyrus Hart, Hiram Walts, Amasa T■ A DIE S-—Comfi and see Mrs. Potts’ Sadirons—Something new. 600 bu, REFUSE BEAMS, Delmonico Range And other nice articles for Ladie*’ use. In ownrei’ bags, 30c In bbb. delivered frt railroad depot* la th I* city. * routSsdaaI "»* hundred (MO) acre* or »5- ro* M. JOHNSON A CO., u “• 1S?.« Strvens, I-rri D. Carpenter- ASSYRIA. Seltle Up. In ibis towash ip the Bepubtiesn llcke* w* all electsd by an average majority■ ot mores th*n fifty- The officers are as follows • „ ____ It Ilnrtnim. Townehto TrtasLrer. David Huggett. Justice Si the Peace, Samuel G. H,J”; Justice of the Peace, te fill vacancy, Oliver I for Printers. ■News. Book and Job Ink*. |rBcrm»c ink co^ L MANUFACTURERS. MM VT^>OUCACa. 6up.rii<.u-<<ve.e~l.. Martin Parting, POWERS & BARLOW. Detroit Advertisements. rsesminc snsn."'" 1 ,li l M tl.* X-tr. di Justice of the Peace, to KU vecency. Steph­ xxiestf contain, each monih 48 column, uf choice readins A“”*- ------- sale ox Execution. Of all kinds in endless varieties, NEW Dated. April 4. A. excelsior •’•ing. delightful, and instructive waa tbe PATENT MEDICINES en Haight. Buperiatendoot of School., Goorgt D. Bar­ den. School Inspector. Judge R. Bornum. Highvray Commissioner. Andresr J. Carpen­ MBH, EM, Pirn, OILS, POULTRY WORLD. the probxte court of all of tbe rotate, rlrht. •aid minor* of. la and to Monday—Democrats in Italics: Supervisor, Ir» Sitwell. Township Clerk, WWiaa* J’. Mf. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of A (pleaded nhwtfated M.oothly. deroterf Mftrobr Treasurer, Sjwere Nirhols. Justice of the Peace, Archibald Murdock. I' n t fail to. attend the mana meeting in 1 -ii >n Hall. Sunday evening. Several eloquent mw ALICEA CHAREEfi H- O1BOI11 Au-troo. J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, . HASTINGS, ■ - - MICHIGAN. DYE STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. lu the matter of the «»tate ot febl&wl. u-.: training its old standard of eatcallenee sine* rcpcntcd. <• = -PaTENIS.« GUARDIAN’S SA EE- City Drug Store! All persons indebted to John Stanley are notified to come and acttle their aocoante. The time is «t hand when the matters most bo eeUled to clow up the old matters, and a word to the wise is su®‘ eient, aa no man wishes to pay ooate. By heeding thia you will do me a special ft­ ° mar29w3t 3 -John Stanley. Builders’ Materials, Strictly Pure Lead, Star Nails, Wiard Plows . Every one guaranteed We also offer a full line of general Hard­ ware.__Please call and examine our goods. xrWyl. POWERS & BABLOWj �same road, which cost five BullisM. DiobIss. » bo impwlut element io the cconomy'of railway transportation, but it is not the only one, nor is it in fact always the most important element- Extortionate charges for abort distances, and unjust discriminations against certain points, af. ford good ground for complaint, and ' doubtless'demand remedy.; but that tbi* ition the crop be twsnty or forty bushels to the sera; yet, should he be bo fortunate as to harvest a crop of forty bushels to the acre, the cost, per bushel, to him, will ba but little more than half what it would have been had h« secured but twenty bushels So it ft with the railroads. fflICAGO I universal rale are ■■ lows: . •‘The ‘regularity of decrease in rate charged, corresponds with a general law governing all railway service, namely, cost \ of loading and- unloading, and fixed cxJScBbcb being The same whether the trip be long or abort; cost of transportation per ton per mile regularly-decreases u distance ncreaaes, being cost of haulage plus fixed cost, divided by ths number of miles. Thus, if cost of loading and unloading bo 33 entsewnd other items of fixed cost 27 cents per ton, the actual coat of haulage (maintenance of track, repairs, etc., inclu­ ded^ beis eigft^y-thres. hundredths of one cew* per toil per mile', the cost for differ­ ent diitaoces will be 83 plus 60 rents diTiijedtiy’distance, thus - ..ABB- M-------------- ------------ g 3 .15 ■—■’ Ki £ ■is ■“ “Now if ft actually costasix _________ and eighty-lhreo one-hundredths cento per ton per mile to transport freight ten miles, and only 89 ^one-hundredths cents to carry it a thousand miles, it is evident that a law establishing equal mileage-rates, with­ out regard to distance, would prove a fail­ ure, because of its manifest injustice both to the public and to the company. Tho enforcement of such a rule of charges, instead of bringing relief to the producers in tho distant interior of the continent, would add ray largely to their present burthens. STATE OF MICHIGAN. County ofBarry.w.lt a eeuion of the Probata Court for tho County of .Uleaeat Smith. Judge of Probata. Tit only Luu nuuuny urovyt Day Ooachrtand in* and fliin* tho petitio a. duly rerlfi<rf. •M. Frye pra/fas that the admiuirtralion Tho interest on the amount invested in track and station bouses, the cost of replacing ties and bridges, and of general maintenance of track, ia the eamc, whether tbe road trans­ ports 500 or, 1,000 tons. In the one case thft fixed expense must be paid by • Ln I. IT- -TT-,* - I II I > wRUa 1b.<Lb IUXm SPECIAL Wn<.l.AK.U«u Isr lbe»eel of the Cir.iu. ,!1‘u?4 T A X E 8 , The Revised «latul Fall and Winter Time Table. >otK Stations. if! '-fs lo qsuier poet on the r-*v¥(»j in township Ta. ansp lea (W)woet. (0^.4 is II - i!ai>I<f>: • TXAtXH KOVT/l ■■ . Jt hRB long siqcc becq .determined, both Station*. in our oifrn and in foreign conntiiea, that laws “requiring all roads to establish iut*> form maximum rates,** are wholly imprac­ Grand Junction, ticable. -Our own Legislature has always heretofore acknowledged the injustice of such a law, by exempting all companies operating leas than twenty miles of road, Goins North-Day Exprwe. Grand Rapid. Mixed from the provision of the general law re. doily except Bunday*. Ni«ht Exprtea daily except striding railroad companies to the charge Goin* Soutb—Erenitt* Exprrcc daily except SMof three cents per mile for the transports- tudayi. All other train* daily except Sunday*. — fbaaeeiioa. wilhvlktr l.intt : tion. of each passenger. A rate that would Al New Bufalo.—All paxicncer train* make elate sc&ra Iraln. on Mich lean Central nil be just and remunerative to one road, would be unjust and ruinous to another. K A 8 H Uvbian oi th* This fact is illustrated by the reports made Al with the MiohUan Lake Shore railby the companies doing busin cm in this State. The Lake Shore k Michigan .41 Grand Z?<j»*-wHh G R V Divicoa of the M Soutehrn and branches report their aver­ railroad for Newa*o aad intemw*1—----- *-■- •— age rate, per ton per mik, received for train, each day and cion eonneel north with Grand Rapid* i Indi 1875, at one and one hundredths cents: Clam Lake, Petoahcy. Ao. and under thft rate, that company earned Day Hxprna* north will not clop a i* not timed t—-- —r‘— sufficient to pay their interest and rental liabilfty, and a dividend of two per cent, to its stockholders. The rate received by GEO. (VKIMBALL Gtaeial Maugrr the Travarse City R. R. Co-, for the same £4: A,... period, waa fire and three one-hundredths Grand Rapid*. cents per ton per mile, and under that rate their interest and expenses exceeded their QRAND TRUNK RAILWAY groas earnings by 112,548.60. The Mich­ MAY 1, 1816igan Air Line Railway Co., report that their average rate received per ton per milo was eight and fifty-three hundredths cents; &« r. M and under thia rate their earnings were 87,152.77 above operating expenses. The I.. bonded debt of'the company was original­ ly 8325,000, tho interest on which, at Buffalo. eight per oenL amounted to 826,000. Here we have one road doing tta buaiucsB at the rate of one and one-hundredth centa per ton per mile, and from its earn­ ings, paying ite operating expenses and in­ teract, and in addition, a dividend of two per cent, to its stockholders ; while in the case of tho others,/one received a rate more than eight -Mmes, and the other a rate more than five times as great, and yet “Not only would an equal mileage rate, their earnings above operating expenses x Af applied to the whole country, impose were leas than one-third of the amount of additional burthens on those sections most tho interest on their bonded debts. in need of relief, but it would tend to deIb there reason or justice in enacting a -stroy whatever of competition now exista. This fact’m dexuonatrated by the operation law establishing “uniform maximum rate*" of the pro rata law of the State of Illi­ for these three roads ? NOTICE. IJ. S. INTERNAL REVENUE SW*Short«*t Line between ChiM*v md Grand the The reasons SHORE ■' Legals. Legals. PROBATE ORDER; Railroads. HE TUES UBRiCED flTHH IHE PBOVEIfflS OF HE MW ABOVE QUOTED ARE TEEFOILOWDtG, TO: printed and trfrealatod tiieaid Ceual “"“NMa ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Xonrr .....-......... M0 W Bnycenta for Holloway’s Advertisements. HEALTH AND ITS PLEASURES —OB — Diseases with Its Agonies. CKOORK BETWEEN Tlft.M HIRAM M. ALLEN. Adtalniatralor, B. RKIDY ion Manager Bsm. Astt. Dqiraji_____________________ barret* or more..................... HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. Perrons Dfairdcr- NOTICE. STEPHEN L.WICK8 marehitl .-penal Tax Stamp* will be IrocsniU®! by n» only raeeipt from th ____ on .....i. *.— -‘ tho—pereon . J-or Anu bordenn* . __ ."trs ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE­ In the matlor of tho eatala of Uctlvie Mee«ea........ tSSR ss>iEs;.V‘f' ks*-’' Court of Barry Coualy. Mkbisan. Iitlo and iutereat of the uid l„ StSOand KhCO p. m. QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY ooo. fourth claae (on loot or ’Brewer* IstiiSE Lan MbUrreii................ . of leey more <.r lee* Dated March 1st. A. D.^«7. Mothers and Danghirry. GREEN B.RAUM. C-.iamiai inner of latemai Revenae. Sick Headaches ahrl want of Appetite. in—r> —1 inn. .l.i.k —— - . ... .... ■* r- — ' . — —wvwBiaw. irutn ou»i tr-d perspiration, or fro to eatin* and drlnkinr b uufitfor us. thus disorderin* Uta liver and • a\JS"?, be rwnlaled If you xtmiETjafrjje&tts ■le“/be well. B3P The Ptllt if taken aeevniiu* m printed instruction., will quickly rwtore a be. >tr of Bamr. ia (he Mate at Miehion. par- action to both liver and .toautch whenre fol Ikeme and aathoritr craated to u» on lae lat of Uetobar. A. D. 1S77. by tba Probata BarJ.Coaaty. Miohl*an. all ofahe Mtete. risht, liUeandiut»re*t of th. uid dcoated of.ln aad lo theraal catalo aiutaladsad beln* ■■ thaCoaaty of ■urrUtt three-fourth* (M1 of lhe north-weet quarter !'^>o octioa twenty-three (J3> ia Iowa four 1<1 north of KIJIBUJ.; CHANCERY SALE. depots. d_W“- -I. m.y app«ar .iagul.r tba; R.j>r • P|H* ahould be rwevmiaeuded far a r«a n tha bowala. tuay peraoo* >wppo«>nc that ihn JACOB**. VKLTE. vurertotho whole orrsnic health and itrvartt fol .=?K •Sundays excepted nois. At many points in that State the One hundred or more copies of the people have contributed largely to aid the above considered petition, signed by many Roe heater. construction of a second road tor lhe pur­ hundred men and women, have been prei WM. EDGAR. pose of securing competition. The two rented to din present Legislature; and no roads are not of the same length. doubt, it fairly represents the prevailing “But the law says that both shall sentiment in certain localities and among Furniture. charge the same rate per mile. The Ion­ certain classes, regarding our railroads. Cone being compelled to charge more to This petition also goes far to prove that common point of destination, is, of most of the evils complained of in relation course, driven out of competition, and the to our railroads, are imaginary. Can any shorter one takes a monopoly of the busin­ of the numerous signers of thft petition | I. D. FOSTER, ger A* an I Uttroit. Coffins Etc. CT. J.. Ml eishty-eix J), two year* Diaonler* of the Kidneys. Circuit Court Co READ THIS ess. Hence ' it will be observed that one of the most valuable and salutary rales which obtain in railway transportation, xix., that the shortest fine between two common points, all other things being equal, makes the rates for all oilier lines, is reversed by the principle of equal mile­ age rates- The people who have contrib­ uted to build competing roads thus find themselves taxed to pay the cost of trans- believe for a moment that our railroads are “working great injury to both producer ■nd consume*- ?” With the fact before them that companies operating 2740 miles of road, or 82 per cent, of the 3344 miles in our State, received in 1875, but one ■nd two-tendu cents per ton per mile for the freight carried, how do they justify the ■asertion that “the several railroads of the State hare been for a long time, and are yet charging enormous and unjust rates The returns of the companies made to tho Commissioner of Railroads for 1875, shows that the interest and expenses of 21 of the 34 roads doing business in this State, exceed their gross comings by 83,789,52T.69. Thft amount has been lost to the bondholders of there roods; and yet these petitioners are accusing them of “working great injury to tho producer ^nd consumer." Who arc tbe really injured parties in the care,—those who have in­ vested in inis property, or those who are “The committee are, therefore, of the their accusers ? opinion that do good results can be antici These petitions have received tho sanc­ dated from an equal mileage rate, but that tion and signatures of a large number of a law establishing such a rale of charges our most intelligent and influential citftena; for the United States would be impracti­ and yet I am unable to discover any ade­ cable and unjust both to the railroads and quate reason why their sanction of these the public. grave charged against our railroads should Thia report of the committee was made have been accorded, only that they have up after the hearing of testimony from ail been laboring under nn entire misappre­ hension of the facia connected with this subject. Their information in regard to and rapid tramportstion,—and the question of transportation seems to after mature rWltxwalisu, was transmitted have been one-aided and incomplete, and to Congress, a* a compendittm of all that is es a result their opinions do themselves, as dow known in legud to this important well as the railroads, great injustice. And subject; and ft is referred to as an author­ I do not doubt that when our citizens shall nitely multiply such evil results at cumpeing points, without any compensating benefits at other places. The nou-compcling points would not be benefited, for if by reason of low rates, at the point of competition, a largely increased traffic can be created, from which the company can make a small profit, it will be enabled, to the extent of such profit, to reduce the - rates at the intermediate point. ity by members of that body, in the con­ sideration of all questions relating to trans­ railroads to the people and the State, the antagonism which, now exists betwren portation. these interests will entirely cease. AD laws fixing rates for transportation, Stephen S. Cobb, in order to be just, should, at least, be Commuoioan- of Railrondt. sufficiently liberal to allow Dot only for the neccsbary expenses for the economical working of the road, but - also far a fair invested. The difficulties in the way of «nd be-happy again. Um«. ThiaIrwaUaeat will *ivaalmo*t itnm*dix?< raliarwban all oth«r moan* tia«» tailed. ' For Stomachs out of Order. No modicint will ao effoe«aaHy impro of the ilomaaha* thcae Pill*; they acidity, nroaeloaod either by in temp« proper diet. They reach the Hr er and 1 Grel Bediction ii Prices! SALISBURY & BRO SSEAU in ia« mauer 0*bon>. Minor*. it eoart for the Daalers tn all kinds i'.l FURNITURE □phohtery Goods Brachts Frans, fc =ffi?ISES=S (fflWffi! Look here ! NOTICE TO CREDITOR’S A trucjeopy.J date were allowed for cradiK Look here! any party or parties eoanterfettinr or vending the sane, knowing th Contract. What I don’t you think we can sell respectable Prat Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds cheaper than any firm in the State ? can do it, for, with the help of Ja1^U3'e FRaSCIS*HGLDEN. Morl*t*aa. We' S3ES next MMiMW' will at pabliah any J. M. HEWES REMOVAL ! we guarantee Satisfaction. Hearse furnished free to any person purchasing a Coffin worth We can give you better figures than ever of­ fered before, for we make the most of our Coffins and Furniture. - Haalinn Home Journal. Salisbury & Brosseau. HasUn£B, Dec.. 22. 75. M UH STOKE 52yl Legals. arkWairs ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE^ Young men who go to see girls hare adopted a novel method of securing kisses. They assert, on the authority of eminent scientific writerg. that the concussion pro­ duced by a kiss will cause the flame of a gas jet to licker, and easily induce the giri GRAND RAPIDS. /s/ayroq* o/f pyrco^XM Of C4/I4L if/oL/of Sfuttfs, auj Uf*W ftfTLf Loc^t*o // Tfe 22 MONROE ST. NEXT DOCK TO W&EMMAW.HAM. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-04-09.pdf c46ce0a0288532e0733bc5eba8a4723e PDF Text Text i ■ VQL. XXI. NO. 99. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. MONDAY. APRIL 9, 1877. FAMRERS Wlj Uepliblicaji 6ajw 3F*O3EY : 3. III. DEWEY M F. S SER B R O T H B R 8 puhlisiieii. and GREETING, Arc oni hand at the eld stand with the finest Stock of Implemetns' and Machinery ever known in IDtstingg, We have tho :« Streat. niKtlnga, Dairy ‘ IfMCRIITlOX: JACKSON WAGON, DIAMOND IRON PLOW, GALES CHILLED PLOW, ■ADVERTISING. DIAMOND STEEL PLOW, All the above named Plows arc sold on trial. •us i Single and Platform Buggies, fUMi «ii» hjwi :.<o i aoooi 5u.ro I .■..•if Taylor and Gale Horse Rakes, Buckeye Mowers with Table Rake Reaper, n.oo IXL Wind Mills, etc., etc. ISM.AHD BOSIO CARDS! Every article we sell is warranted to please. I GIVE US A CALL. ' * ' _______ 1—_ j Chester Messer. Burns Messer. Doctor. Aikin’s Double Column-__ __ _____ i the young lady, eagerly. "There is someI body1 who lifts you ?" i -‘Mother sets mo generally,” said Deb. WHOLE NO. 2041 the time JuM overhead and .wallowed her up in sound. She turned pale with de­ :lighted terror, and then she flmthed with Iterrified delight pa 11 pray, or Ctr, qr U»sh ? Deb did I "Once, when she wm very bad with a I lame ankle, Jim McMahoney net ipe. He’s first floor—Jim McMthoney. not know. It mcmed to her that if the “I shali bo back here," said the young ’white horae would carry her up into the With the ringing nn-J MMkUng and crowing- lady, still sneaking very quickly, but j great heart of the bell, she need never ait speaking to Deb's mother now, "in just iin a high diair at a window again, but an hour. I shall come in an easy sleigh, inde and rido with the young lady. It While the IltUatatf talk, ng hl* tail . . with warm robes. If you will have your seemed i to her like forever and forever. ” I daughter ready to take a ride' with me, They turned away from Androscoggin 1 shall bo very much obliged to you." iwithout gpeaking, and rode Daylight , Are praclimogeWe »tip« and lumping : Tho young lady finished her sentence <dimmed and dusk dropped, and nee I all iThemld as if she didn't know what to My, and bo ithe town ablaxr. with light.. Dob could raid tho truest thing she knew of, which inot speak—there-were bo many lights. » what we are all in danger of doing at And still .he could not ipesk when times. * ( tliey rode into Brick Alley, and Jim Mo"Well, I'm sure !’* said Deb’s mother. Mahoncy ] and his mother, and the children "Darbilra, tell the lady—" i who did not wonder, came to moot her But Darbitra could* not tell the lady, iand take her back to her chair. fur site was already out of the door, and She was too happy to apeak. She need down stain and away into the street. And, ।never wonder any more. She could re­ indeed, Deb would not have told the lady member, । —has never told the lady—can never tell But the young lady did not want her Co the lady. ।speak. She touched her white horse, and ’ Hotkey tauii'ae t>Unt«<l mm! guanlid If all the blue summer skies, and the <was gone in a minute ; and when Andros­ The cnrrenti are new in full bloom ; gold of summer sunlight, and tho shine <coggin hell rung them both to sleep that of summer Mtn fell dbwn into your bauds night । —for the young lady forgot to aak at once for you to pint the ecrapbooka |fur her Cluny, and ahe was too tired to with, should you know what to say ?" ।go to the party—I am sure I cannot tell Cirm in thi Syria.. Into the poor little scrap-book of Deb's which wu the happier, she or Deb. life the colon of heaven dropped/and blinded her on that bewildering, beautiful, ' Phax and Phun. blessed ride. In just an hour the sleigh was there, DEB’S RIDE. with the easiest cushions and warmest & Prison life has but one aide—Inside. robex and bells—the merriest bells—and The solemn Anurareroggiu bell was tWstraight 1 young lady. And Jim McOut of season—An empty pepper box. ringing the mill girls iu by broad sun­ Mahuney wm there, and ho carried her Handcuffs are like guide books, because light one noon, when there came a knock down c stnira to "sot’’ her. And her at the door, and behind it the young lady mother t wav there, and wrapped her ail they are made fur two wrists. *011 sir* ta« » firm in thvfipring. I heard. Deb was startled by aboift a in an old shawl, fur Deb bad no Love, the toothache and tight boots are by the young tilings t like uther little girh. The young things which cannot lie kept secret. lady. It was not often that visitors came lady 1 remembered chat, and she brought ____________ to Brick Alley, a" and it was still less often i the prettiest littlo white hood Deb had Postmaster General Key has thirteen that Brick Alley had a visitor who ever < seen, and Deb’s face looked like r, children—a whole buueh of little Keys. knocked. <day-lily bud in the shining wool, but Deb ' Slender ladies, it is said, will hold the This wu a young lady for whom Deb's <could not be that. And Mrs. McMaho mother did fine washing. Deb’s mother ncy i was there, pring onions at tho door, edge, as it were, in society this spring. wiped her hands and placed a chair, and tn t wish her good luck ; and the little Me- IftOok out for a corner on vinegar. th^ young lady sat down. She wu a Mahoneys i were there, and all the children An aged couple of Charlton, Iowa, each straight lady, with strong feet and long, who ' did wonder, and the grocer turned in nearly 70 years old, have aatouAhed Lrrjwn feathers iu her hat, and soft brown aat the alley corner, and the baker stopped themselves by producing twins, born last gldves upon her bauds. She had come, iM he turned out and everybody stood week. shf raid, with that Cluny sot, which nhe and ■ smiled to sec her start. The white the nwvw, snow, km and >.v.» held .j. up ...^i his I t—.ftj this ....a very >«,; Ihorse pnwed ..<» TbctoUl nuniberof votes cast at the foiRtd she should need for ~ a party T" rr ~ L_; ' night; indeed, ahe was in so much haute j head Deb had seen such a honelection wm 8,443,312, or about two ft ftftM—ftftVV l.ftftftft never MV.VI Ok ft.* OftAVI. « Mftft. r- .’ late ldft.V*tftft*UU — Oft ftft ft. ,*» ft Vft -wv _t._ lIad _ 1 hunted L.___ .1 Deb'r n v mother __ .i . — ... i tnc -i .. .......... lady i __ .v___ 1 me >1............ :ti' .......... ..... than .1___ in 1872. ic-o IT-— we __ for it that she - -and the lady^liad gathered the more How auu young ma gatneraa , million of whom READ. READ7 THIS READ 'ER Y BODY I I the knock and. frightened JAMES CLARKE . ) AT LAW A SOLICITOR DISEASES. W CHRONIC [.^alien b mart eligible, central i : v- ! r - • WITH Si KNAPPEN. VT LAW 4 SOLICIT- iippurita/above) Rathbun Falisuta ar io theeitj »bouM t- >•’ :lx boeior haforv attending toother I I'. J. WILDER if limit. U LAN 4 SURGEON, UARKT COVXTT, V\ . RIKER. : PEACE. Genera! Collection . Kut. llnluta liloek. Stale (Street. KiMUy relied up, n ai fVREM. ptotn. whi-'i from hi* ability aad «t the Doctor ean rote. Health behraj »«petior»kUI and innrov- ho takea hopele'i emo from toe naaoa m gw-s 1 ««!• iffisi _ n.aor C<ft*«ft U»M con kvaakt of ftanvia or rviMlvm. ' suiiai >pn»i>ft, . UPJOHN, a;«. Mich. SI. F. PECKHAM. VilYSlCtAR AND SURGEON. A. DRAKE •.tjtale St. . ■ : ...t ML ft^ftw, — ■> i la-uaction Mallet. KseUfiMaW ‘StX’K'WWl.-iR'SWKS up— which wu a matter of some difficulty —>s she never had tnc least idea where she lived before, and how crooked the stairs were I But the face was very yellow, as she raw, and would she be sure to have it doue by nine o'clock to-night ? -i . ' And then, turning her bead suddenly, th» straight young lady saw poor, crooked D.ib in her high chair, with wonder iu het eyes. ' •‘I wonder if I frightened her," thought Dub. But she/only wondered and did not speak. [ Mia this your—" •-Yr*," said Deb's mother, "the eldest. Fifteen. I'll try my best, ma'am ; but I don't know as I ought to promise." Shu spoke in a business-like tone, and turned the Clnny lace—a dainty collar and a pair of soft cuffs—about her hands in a bwincss-likc way. A breath of some kind of scented wood struck a little giiat against Deb's face. She wondered how people conld weave sweet smell into a piece of lace, end if the young lady knew; or if she knew how much pleas­ anter it wm than the onions that Mrs. McMahoncy cooked for dinner every day in the week but Sunday, upon the first floor. But it gave her quite enough to to wonder without speaking. •Fifteen!" repeated the young lady, standing up very straight, aud Tookihg very sorry. "How long nas she been— lik4-that?" . ; ••Bum so,” said Deb’s just act iu that chair etcr big enough to set at all gum on these, Miss ?” i "But you never told LUCIUS RLSSELL, Ciraalt Court CeaunManer '■nd mind of Writ-Abner- Kxc<-«"-. CHAS. JI. BAUER. ^jyfcisrfiss: See in the Court Howra. IwlTXf BURGHER. ISAAC W. V ROOMAN. KKtHFF. Deputy€'.8. Marahal.GyaSm JUHN Q. CRESSY. ( . G. HOLBROOK. Il me you had a crippled child." ' The young lady raid this quickly. ; “You have washed fur me three years,. rein that way. They rude and rode. In and out of the and you never told me you bad a crippled merry streets, through the singing bells, *^“You never asked me, Mira," said Deb's. about the great church spires—oil over and over the laughing town. They rods 4>0,l‘er. CL j to the river and the young lady stopped The young lady made no reply, bbc i the white horae, so that Deb could look oamc and sat down on the edge of Deb's - acroau, and up and down at the shining l>..d close l*»idc Dob's chair. She seem- •u.>—, — -r —- — &7o h«e »11 «l»“t b« Cl«»;!«««"« .. ■ J '‘’TiL're'u «. irneb of ET AT LAW AND PROSECUTING ■ mother. “She s since aka's been ‘ Would you try reins into her brown glovre, and the i ralcigh-bclh cried for joy—Low they crie l •—and aw«y they went, and Deb was cut <of the alley in a minute, and the people in 1the alley hurrahed, and hurrahed, and 1hurrahed, to see her goThat bewildering, beautiful, biased iride! How warm the little white hood ■was! How ,the cushions rank beneath Iher, and the fur robe opened like feathers 'to the touch of her poor, thin hands! How the bell-* sang to her, and the snow­ drifts blinked at her, and the irides, and < ।the slated roofs, and sky, and the people’s : f.icci smiled at her 1 ‘•What's the matter?” asked the ;young lady; for Deb drew the great Wulfs robe over her face and head, and nut so for a minute still and hidden. The ,young lady thought she was frightened. ‘•But I only wanted to^ndo q little 1" said Dob’s little, smothered voice. '•! must cry a little first I”' When she had cried a little she held up her bead, and the shine of her pretty white hood grew faint beside the shine of her ejes and eheeks. That bewildering, blessed ride 1 Streets and a crowd, and ebureh spires were in it—yes, and a wedding and a fun­ eral, too-all things which Deb had seen in her high chair in the day-time with her eyes shut, she saw on that ride with her ctcs opened wide. She was very still. The young lady did nut speak to her, and ahe did not speak to the young lady. The horse held up its head. It McmoJ to Deb to be fly­ ing. She thought that he must bo like the awful beautiful white horse in Rev­ elation. She felt as if he could take her to heaven just as well as not if the young lady's brown glowcs should only pull the SOLICITED. " When I die,'* said a married man, "I want to go where there is no snow to shovel." His wife said she presumed he would. Josh Billings says : "I have finally kum to tho konklns'wn that tho best epitaff enny man can have is a good bank ac­ count” ’ There is a preacher iu Arkansas who argues that Noah’s ark rested in that State, and that Ark-ansas gut its name from that circumstance. Married—Mr. Lowery and Mias Tow­ cry. of Princeton, Kentucky. May thrf bride's pth be flowery, if she did ieavo her T and go to L. "Ho I all ye dyspeptics 1" rays a patent medicine advertisement. If all the dys­ peptics would hoc regularly their number would be reduced amazingly, A Yankee husband telegraphed to his wife : " What havo you for breakfMt and what aib the baby ?'* The answer came, “Buckwheat cakes and the meMlcs." There are 320 ncwnt>*pcro in London, and when it h a good day for geography 319 of them can locate New York city in the State of Texas and not half try. Here, fix the constitution so that a man will havo the privilege of shooting the fel­ low who Mks for a light from his 25-oent Havana and hands back the stub of a pen­ ny-grab. The Leavenworth Tunes some up a laic breach of-promise suit in two bead-lines, thus; "An injured woman sweater deceiver for 150,000, and she runs 49,950 behind the ticket." wnie friends, encountered U»e words For unco in the world a New Turk po­ liceman wm on hand the other day when a. robltry wm committed, but, aays tho JWryru.-n, he was the robber. vtcCtfn, and had >OU Utft -ft.-J ——------ « th«k. Debhtraiybmtbed.ib.r.fttkm in a high chair, and the long, broadahould.nd the gloves, and the sweet smrils of cred, whered river seemed vert much like •’ Talk about th* atn lady 's sorry •eented wood, aad the yor— . v>m Ibis world about wj>ich she had wonder^ i chair. r»—were so close to the 1 They rode to the mills and Deb trembled h-. "What do j the young “Fitteen years I” ropes: . . .ft - -------- —Ua and tn nMW>t million suit, I'd h low, “in that <------poor hrtie «ril But you A beautiful btrt blind j " said, suddeuly. rut* ucr, tv.*..„r Uaa, »d ftbft left »r “"“““t “ laugh; then in a minute she trembled ■nd bake* �T> o___■» L.„A1m honhkllnnn bennn. 1 goveruora with us, but as yet nothing Las ; neither neither horn horn of of the the dilemma. dilemma. Jh £Ejm-We8klf RepilDllCajl Bajlflef *Wled fwM thcir Ti,it Chamberlain pain came hero on Tureday. . I dined with the President on Wednesday, r.ulTUn ___ . 'I but the nurulxir, of stump ’•peechea and । inflammatory nddreeses Uastirgs, Mich., Apr. 9,1877. Hampton that tion that sprang up so suddenly has as suddenly vanished. Mr. Blaine gives osthe President, and there is no reason to doubt Mr. Conkling has already signalized his adhesion. Mr. Cameron, aud Episcopal the place of r^adeatoos, toulh of the poetofficr the miroheivous from playing April Fool and turn ibrir cyct euthward. The ghost gen­ erally make* hie appearance ataboat half-past By one of thee*, five ministers pranks. eral of a lady who was not dead, and each ation in deciding between the two contest­ came in Thursday morning at 3 o’clock ants. Rev. Robert Laird Collier formsrly of and was taken at once to Willard’s Hotel. Chicago, bvs been in the city this week, upon hnn and gave him a perfect orption. and is an applicant for the Swiss mission Fred Douglass as marshall of the Dis­ Executive. Hampton Early after breakfast his friends poured in and ro persistent hare tho callers been nt at all timet, that he was forced to decline tain rise, and an cl.lcriy looking ghost makes hia appearance with a while flower vase in hand, turning to the northward, bolding the by his successor, Mr. McCormick, aud vase la front of him. stands a few minutes, will eotn proceed to Ix>ndon to take when the curtain slowly dri>ps and hides hu ghosti-hlp from eyes euriena to behold. charge of the Spaicate Agency. This Mr. Conant, the cx-Amistant Secretary trict is winning the good opinion and re­ receiving visitors, lie at once addressed change of officials mccta with unircrrxl spect of all who have business before his a note to the President, stating he was favor among those who know Mr. McCor­ lift, united with his great ability as a worked in harmony with the new adminis­ oceured yesterday. rights of the colored man, or to fight any writer tration, retires to private life, and his son stable of ante, helium times was in the is sent to succeed him iu the Senate. Thus Criminal Court room, and one of the bail­ the field in that have possibly Republican branch Congrefcs is clear before President department. A well known ex-con­ of iff supposing that he had business there health, IrouMod with humor la my blood wcaknea* and debility of the system generally i lara* unable to tabor much, and only at aome windmill in the moft approved Don Quix­ prpred executive talent, reader him pecu­ light buainew. aud then only with <reat ean­ tion. ote manner. The President immediately liarly fitted for this position. No one Hoven year* ago. the part spring, 1 had a sent his secretary, Mr. Rodgers, to per <jtiMtions Sir. Conant’s integrity, although ■rverv attack of Diphtheria, which left my Imbs paraljxeJ ati'i useless, so I was unable to ronally invite Mr. 11 ampton to come the- tlte Democftiic Press have impugned his Hayes. inquired, "Are you looking for the Mar­ that he shall?" The former constable replied "No White IIouso at 1 himself, by his wise and prudent course- sir, not now, although I was onee very anxious to sec him when ho was n fugitive tion, of course, “was promptly accepted- slave," slant ItMolh-be conceeded, however, hia firm but conciliatory bearing, has done . more than_all others to bring about thia agreeable change in -tho situation. Nor Still New York cries aLud grand principles of his inaugural and his acceptance letter. Postmaster General Key, the Democrat, ic WprrAnftlve in tho Cnbiuct, has proudly gFvAi’indication that his depart­ thinker, together and with his honesty or laic, and yet that he had not imjfficient executive executive ability for avr. I concluded to gite it a trial, and to my great jov soon found my health improving. I tiie place is concdcd by alt But in Mr. continued the ute of tho STKi-r'until three hotPresident or McCormick we bare the promise, of an offi- conference with the On Thurs­ day he partook of lunch at the White th? requisites of the second chief of the the House1 and paid very gallant attentions to Treasury Mrs. Hayes, who took a lively part iu the pres? generally in congratulations that an­ appearance of the ex-Tammauy Mayor, but guteral political diacu.’Uton other newspaper man has been put where the growing belie!' is that he has gone at th" There ore many people who be­ abroad. which ensued As prime minister at the Deportment, and wo join ho can show his WJiite House, she has, as a matter of that knights of GOOD EVIDENCE. It seems real merit/ ■ c-iurae. full Cabinet privileges at her din­ United States of Ohio, are together dis­ In the Sweet By-tnd-By to avoid prosecution for his ner table : and wo wish to say nothing de­ poned to take the lion's share of honors with tho Tweed ring, Cannot but bo the happy thought a the fortunate recipient of »ho "RocKT Mountain Toubist’’ scans its wonder­ fully attractive pages and peruses, its fas­ cinating descriptions. Most beautifully embellished with new and highly artistic engravings, its letter-press a model of typ­ ographical riahneu, and the arrangement throughout simply superb, the RocXt Mountain Tourist b worthy of compari­ son with Pielvrt»qae American or The Altlinc. It fat written in gonipy, graphic style, covering details of the tour through lhe gardens of tho Sonthwest (the Arkan­ sas Valley. Southern Kansu, to the very heart of the Alps, of America—the Rock­ y Mountains. Jannts are xnado to all tba faniout resorts of Colorado, tho remarka­ ble ruins, the springs, tho mines, and /in short, to every point of interest to tourist, agriculturist, capitalist, miner, and invalid. With the Tourist, the San Juam Guide keeps filing company, and the two publi­ cations are mailed free to all writing for one or both to T. J. Anderson, Topeka, nute and extend^l connection with tho in­ terests oif'the people—is to bo run on civil which theory nt rogatory to Mr. Erarts when we rank her and wc suppose that shortly the only way least has the merit of probability abont it. service reform principles. lie rcfu-cs to The foul-play explanation of hh friends is, pay say attention to the papers and the to- to use the longague of the Czar when re- his equal in conversational diplomacy. to reach preferment in politics will be as Gov. Hampton is a fine specimen of in j the Methodist church with the Bishops, physical humanity. Of large site, full six to compel th* applicant to serve a series of licitations of the gentleman who has come fering to tho concessions demnuded by the feet high, well proportioned, he looks the Sublime Porte “too^lomn thinovitch.’’ ored postmaster nt Columbia, S. If soldier and leader—the governor, and years on a newspaper. Here already arc Hawley aod McCormick. Defrecs will go C., who, this panic amongst Tweed's friends con­ Mr. Key says, since ho proves to be a good officer, can1,only be removed by the army tinues, yon will soon bear the choir sing­ outside ot that portion of him whiyh appearetT iu his rejxjrtcd bombattic speeches ing “Where oh where, is Samivcl Tilden.” wl ile on his way here, and which gives a or by tho President of the United States- Mem, for Post Office nspirants. First Assistant Postmaster General, ^Tyner L« certain style to bis manner akin to the fighting windmill dam, wc were decidedly These consist of ten companies of tho 1st, acting as Postmaster General, -and pleased with the man. 2nd, and 3rd U. S. Artillery. When we consider the politics and the rac. « of these two officials, and all the other hero is circumstances of the case, surely lrpat(er for novel aud significent inferences. 'The same rule appears tn the other depart­ has His black hair into tho Government Printing Offce. Who neat? On Saturday the Precidcnt reviewed tho troops, now stationed at the Arsenal. After tho boen acting as such-mrteo Judge Key's slightly tinged with with gray, dark eyes, formal review regimental, company, and has swarthy skin, whiskers, and moustache a skirmish drill were given, then a portion of appointment. Key’s Judge time been and still is fully occupied iu aiding Burnside, also streaked with gray, and the command Secretary Schurz, on taking charge to solve the Southern question, aud in the general distinguished appearance and de­ and fired hundreds of balls into the target of tKe,In tenor Department, paid a cordial transaction of.other important public bus­ meanor, note him at once, even to casual in a few minutes. efficiency of iness. Some idea of the rtu h of the grand army of office seekers max- ba had whpn it observers, ns'a man of superior character, Mies were in attendance, aod tho day and well worthy the attachment and loyal­ passed off quite pleasantly indeed. ments. tnMte'tb the administrative his predecessor, and declares that he shall expect equally good service from his Messers. Schurz and ordinates. sub­ Evart” have been appointed a committee to draft a He has persistently is*statcd that nearly fifteen thousand ap­ ty of his adherents. plications for office have been received by urged the withdrawal of the troops from Mr. Key during his brief incumbency. the State House at Columbia, and insists Of course all of those applicants are hold­ they must be used only to preserve the of appointments in the civil service. Thus the principles upon which the administra' ing their breath and waiting for the news peace. of their appointments xs laborers in Uncle state arc sufficient to determine the govern­ tion hastoet <nit arc to be reduced to a ays. Sam’s vineyard, ignorant of the fact that orship dispute. That no one proposes to do tem.. No'wonder that the change of ex­ their applications arc filed away never to be violence, and that all he asks is to be let less uneasince and thought of again. k Notwithstanding these alone, so that ho may ahow to the country discouraging circumstances that South set of rules regulating the whole subject ecutives has produced commotion in the departments at Washing, ton than has b<5Cn witnessed on any similaoccasion for many years. Unfaithful offi. cials, who have been kept in their places by fevoritism, if any such there are, may well s)iakc in their boots; but for all the rest there remains that sense of security- which,.*! wejl as fair pay, ouchi to be the We need not say bow acceptable thia good beginning is to ihc country,' so long disquieted and discredited by the evils whi?h have been lingering in our political systomf particularly since the war. been, It has in fact, the voice of tho country steadily making itself heard iu Washing­ ton, rebuking faction and encouraging re­ form, which has enabled President Hayes to begin his administration iu an auspicious manner. sams.patb. has ardnoqa"duties and troublesome ques­ tions before him, and is liable to make mistakes himself, they will enable him to inside her borders, street who have just swooped down to let ure of office depends wholly upon the the President know exactly how the tiling presence of the troops, and that if these stands and just what they will take. were Just at present we arc receiving from our new Secretary of the Navy, who withdrawn he cannot retain his power more than twenty-four hours; hence while he has much sympathy, for he is an aware, got his- cd- able mtn and would, were he acceptable upon an Indiana to the white people, make a model gov­ Tann, a great deal of valuable information ernor, yet under th© universal feeling that uyatiun almoat entirely upon nautical matters. They say that numbered, and that every State must sup­ tion kizo of a hatchway, he gave it,ns his port itself,without intervention of Federal opinion that U depended very much on muskets, be has few supporters. Max. the world and (quoting from the inaugu­ Yankee Nation." Wasbington, D. C., March 26, '77. Ed. Banner.— the meant interest tho action towards other*' sentenced to bo dismissed for haring, as crime, lying or hazing. Yat wc oommend his endeavor to reform the cadet by re­ taining rather than by discharging. But •We* CHEW-SMOKE ^HhJUTCBUSS it it an impooaibility to keep a naval officer take no otuer. mu or ALLWuunu * <ACn v nt n-ru. WOXDERKVL HtCCBail S*,0O« «C Um from lying and hoodwinking Uncle Sam, ish1 the Naval Department and its Acad­ emy. » Timon. Local Correspondence, involved in tho South Carolina' an! Lou­ to investigate Louisiana and in two weeks at least twenty whidt.be has announced shall be fully re­ ry adjustment thereof, one is reminded of of.reports and speeches in Coogrres failed alised in the practice of the Government. the old anecdote tn which the traveler to do. asks the boy which of two roads before "Ttxsi-ifiTE7. .fKArta.w ..a ’jig’As bsb ffi-Tsr-irfjs: cAu^i&n UM 877 «12^L^i,!W8WSiSSlS ter aud ability. But how they arc to sec through the Louisiana mill stone on such that it mattered not which one be took, abort notice is as puzzling to me as Dun- he would find it bo bad before be went a mile that he would wish he had taken the in view of the President's repugnance to other. The President can well bo com­ haxy fFirgiaia hiHs beyond, a mild mannerod^ rather corpulent Saxon, nearly pared to drcary's dog problem wu to him. tho uk Two opjXMiug peace, and the hearty baccord of tho Cab­ inet, the withdrawal of bayonet support cide their way, and each tlw antijMxlcs of from Packard » generally assumed to be the other. Should he decide in favor of Hampton, tho other tide will so torment rigid what the had taken the other, and vice Address T. J. Anderson. Gen. Pau. JriTopeka. Kan. DRUNKARD STOP! OPIUM HABIT. A. Card. We take this opportunity of inforxiug the public, that we will safely and radical­ ly cure all cases of pila, without the use of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. E. F. & I- W. Brown. Hastings, Dec. 21, 1876. x»68tl greodehild. She wm a member of the Metho­ dist Protestant Church at the time of her death. Roberts'. She had been a Christian from a ahfld. Yaxku Braiaoa, April 2, *77. %j3w-y "JACKSONS BEST" SWEET XSTA.-V-5r Chewing Tobacco Notice. Farmers please taka notice that I hate bought out the interest of Calhoun <v Beckwith, in lh«Aotel barn and you will . find it to your interest to call and see me. EztSltf J. W. Brock. Brick for sale at my yard. Section 2.Jd, in Rutland. Henry L Newton. commission will recommend. Gen. Hawley is liqre and Secretary Evarts is preparing his instructions. wish i kj without change. Jan. 4 '76 tf Yet of troops except for preservation of parties arc constantly dogging him to de­ the traveler. plieation,together with tho Sanjuan GkxI', maps and time tables of this new and pop­ ular route from Kuuu Cityand Au'^n to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arizona and the &»n Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman on the continent between the Mi«soun River and the Rocky Mountains They are men of highest charac­ him wu the best and received as a reply oj>cou»upon the blue Potomac, and tho The “Iron Trail.' A spicy sketshjdcrcriptive of a trip over the Atehiron Topeka and SantaFc Railroad and of the beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by Crinkle," tho musical and dramatic critic of tho New York Worlds sent free on pa- Whitman's Assorted Candies—the bert-n tho market. A full supplya! J *’• with a number of grandaHldfau, who Will min tho desired number of gentlemen who are Heal tb;ipe^ polices nt miiu mweo ca. umuti.i.i and if so MrJ Thompson had better abol­ Loijsiana Commission,—The In looking at the interminable questions - Vegetm® U Sold by all Druggists. if we are to believe the Democratic press President has nt bst succeeded in securing The Cbamzcttowx, Mao., Mirth 1>. tf»V. . «rtth that I bare e$eJ y«rr "Blwd iratlou" (Vtuertsr.) in my family-tor iu., 1, . rr we wish to know which is the greater Michigan 27 years, 11 of which ahe has spool in (lope. S!>a leaves a husband and two sons, accomplish that which I with We will watch e preceding investigations and 40,000 pages Bash, undergoing able conduct in future. universal isiana imbroglios, and the difficulties inter- hidden by a true Germanic, meerschaum, of lying, aod commending upright, honor­ G. P. Rowell & Go’s. Col. ral of President Taylor) with the rest of mankind, "which APPRECIATION. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. He wrote them a long fatherly letter, showing the enormity Hlra R. Blake. Bbe expired u h»r residence in the township of Hope. March 17, 1877. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. i-iSrcrj Secretary Thompson has remitted the victed of falsehood. lina will in a few days bo at jieace witli all may very likely bo true. d with d’«p»|<i* *nd £»□ewncrvatlr UwtluJ. TUOMAS OILMoUr, CPj Walnut meet. •eotenco of dismissal of thrte cadets con­ Fataaa Dbwbt .—Thanki for your excellent little paper. I should hare ordered it long poring to prevent a apuedy and salisfacto- 'WXbhington, D. C., Mar. 29, ’77. W’imigine in a smoke-frescoed garret, Gatling gun, the size of the hen, and the number of troops will be withdrawn, and W- take it eggs they put under her. As Secretary) that Chamberlain will be the "out" and Thompson is a prince of jokers, this story Hampton the “in," aud that South Caro­ he principles of purification and reform NOTES. the A large concourse of The go on from conquering to conquer, until CAPITAL worked the days of b yonet State governments are when applied to recently for the regnla- The people are with him, they believe in him ; and notwithstanding he and good will to all mean* only peace Gov. Chamberlain frankly admits his ten­ Nor rill he tail of this invinci­ ble support, so long as he continues in the Illinois Carolina crowds of them on the week we moot as yon ore probably rewud of merit in public office. the boys arc behaving beautifully, and every He says the civil processes of the NEW MAN. the quill, as well as the lieve that Mr. Hall haa fled the country to Washington to get the place of the col­ FEEL l attribute my preeen health entirely to the use of Panrriv Stbcf, and hold it in hieb estimntion. 1 cannot apeak too highly in its ment—the most important of all in its mi­ connection 'rfSS’p bad dpp< ZLSS-JS."^ ct-| who has never had a superior in all itively nothing new in regard to the dis­ table. Qjdnod Fifteen Pounds of Flesh. o’clock, which invita­ He like Chamberlain, has been in con' for her M-itec member of his Cabinet has his cabinet been-.behind-haud in sec- j-Oakey Hall, and refuses to be comforted ondingltis efforts arid iu conforming to the because ho is not present. There is pos­ Joss Rente. I) rook i. Me., Sept. 7, 1870. His extensive experience in public mick. here in response tp hi* official invitation, not MU «r adflross »• at my nrfdwi.. M X ery rMMetrnUv, “ A Kosboe Parker, MT«r_ of the Treasury, will be relieved this week and was ready now to do battle for the might If met at her house. alive, until all A g-.od illustration of how Committee, his ghwUhip the more curiotn to behold fools were yet that failed to appreciate times havo changed with thia gentleman, who, u chairman of the Foreign Affairs ------------------------------ and yet Honings,* like ancient Rome, has » The eolemnity of the day did not deter Hampton, and not accepted apparently by of the W|WT j real, genuine gbwt. If the pe6ple of HaaiingS est attainable order were used to celebrate are curious enough to lake tho trouble to tea * their joy and gladness ut the resurrection. real gba*t and Lie antics, ther must appear al any one Obosls ore not very coriunon in Ha-flinp, churches, musical ceremonies of tho high­ any compromtJc of this sort into consider­ lent beginning has been made under Pres­ Thu Uttl© flurry of oppoai Catholic the not likely that President Hayes, will take ded he is given the Senatonliip, but it is hia sincerity. Don Cameron, and Wednesday morning in while received invitations to officiate at the fun­ ministration of public affairs that an excel, of wit decorated with flower»t H- ’R. Steven’8 Column. Gho*>t> In Hastings. like nearly nil ntbera in the city, had its pulpit profusely promise, but which has been rejected by ested —u who is not?—in a creditable ad. tupport Hotel took etippcr at Warmley’a breakfasted with Mr. Evarts. lie has uectajeariiy made him later. It is under­ I been conferring constantly with the Presi­ stood thAt Chamberlain has agreed to sur­ dent, or members of his Cabinet, and hot: render tho Gubernatorial position provi­ submitted a proposition looking to com­ It must be admitted by all who arc inter ■urancc of his friendly with the President al the White House, I felt called upon to deliver along the route A GOOD BEGINNING. ident Hayes. Cbambcr- He dined Dec. 5th, 1876. Gen. Haw- by hut opposition to the Force Bill and Wanted. A good, improved Farm. Any one tving a farm of 80 acres or more, with Taos. J. Wilder. »ted. s»J wcui-J Hood to share h» vtawv. Hastings. March 28.1877. What you 0W« too. «. Call and .id* O. D. Spaulding- �Council Proceeding*. uimwin. WE. own of Pioneer Ett A regular meeting of the Common Council r the city of Harting*, waa held at lhe Coua- I ““^j j iu apptova; „r Special Notices. Dr. SchenAa Standard ■Drug*., Madlcinea, Perfumene,, Etc-, Etc. Remedial. April, A. D. IM7. R. Tl.UE-t A«O । r i_>soJ S u »Jaytv-w r. tlM*.S. ri»<r OFFICE TIME CARB .*MW« Si? " ‘ approved. ' Rrcscnl tho -Mayor, Recorder, Aid. Evans, . A cutnuiunicufou fruu W. J. Michael, Bor-1 fm }j Lewis, Heed, Rnsaell, Sheldon and Tomlinson. telary <>t Pioneer Hose Company No. 1, noli- ami if | Tying the Common f'ottndl that at a regular Minnies of the laid meeting were read and I meeting uf «dd tympany.* held March Stb, rbi^iXt' approved. • 1877, the folivwtng eSeera were ekrfod f t Report vf Mrcet Committre relative to the Theodors Geshwind, Foreman. petition of------ aud others in regard to the Henry Hyatt, Asstrtan' Foreman street pawing McElwain', bouse, recomnendWill Michael. Bec-etnky. Arraeneu, Throop. Treasurer. accepted and adopted. prutided said at root be ] Anthony A. Wllbtnnt, Ktcwnrd, made without txpenae tp the dty except for I and asking tho approval of the appointment of said officer*, wm accepted and adopted, and grading and piking. on. m<Mi<»u the officers elected were ap­ The account, of Lake, Horton and other, proved. for removing driftwood from bridge, S.l.50, of Report uf Financo Committee, hereunto at­ tached. relative to the finances of theritr, w»« Milton Prickeu for one month's salary aa Mar­ on motion accepted and addpted. shal. ?4l.7u.and of.I- 1>. Quaekenbuth foroue On motion of AU. lluswll, that $200 tempomonth'* aalary a. Recorder, $IG.fl;t. were by a porarity transferred from the Contingent Fund to tho Fire beparttoent Fund l<« placed to tli« । crsdlt of tho Cuntlugeut Fund. Carried. dered Iu be drawn from the proper funds flu motion, the time for McElwain and Altherefor, as follows: toft to complete their,job of excavating the hill on Broadway wa> extended 00 daysAn account nf J. Q. CreMy for iheldon and Tomlinaon, fl. ferrml to the Finance Committee. •rrvBiuduihla.ticheaek'e ii'-.ic’t'« .*»» u'esd Tonic This space is Contracted for by BARNES & CO toc.ituult I»r. fv-benek. cither ru the \ links') public. 'j.- ' On motion tho Council adjourned I The following account, were allowed ; ' A. A. Wilmont for .1 month,' service as I Steward of Hom Company, to April -.uuricit tbit > city of Hastings, held at the Council Room on Wednesday evening. April fob, A. l». 1877, for eat All About the .. < postage stamp,, ' E. Crook. 1 load wood, . , I •"'* onlsrv onlered to M drawn on ’the appm• priate funds Uierrfor, as follows: j Ayes—A14. Evans, Lewi., McNaughton. Reed. Ru*arll, She't>u and Tomlin« >r—7 Nays—N ne. meeting wnv disponwd with. An account of Charles E Bhrlaw was pre. A motion by Aid. Ree-HLut the Council pro­ »entrd of 352, for collecting and disbursing ceed to ennvaa, ths votes auMdeclare the rcMtlt city fund,. by the charter of said dty, there were present the Mayor. Recorder, and Aid. Evans, Ltwls, McNaughton, Herd, Ku,sell. Sheldon and _ * Jotnlinaun. Will's ADVFR rlSEMESTS. County. wa» carried. • PIMPLES. THE STEBBINS BRO’S SAf TC CONSUMPTIVES. The Mayor appointed Aid. Uu„e!l and Lewi, a* teller*. Tie result was declared by rtatemdn:. as folios*: For Alsror, J. W. Bentley. Forfttrojrdrr, Wm. H. Stebbins. to-llight. will save money by it. .iitr . at *2S, and a vote by Aye, and navs taken on the amendment, which w-.« carried. a, folfow, • ERRORS of YOUTH. Ayes—Aid. Lewis. McNaughton, Heed. Shel­ don and Tomlinson—’ AtlLNTLKVA**,w'm safrrwl for ym oirvui d l-ditr. rrematars d-v-jy. aa For Supervi*>»-1»t and foil War Is. Travers •C.trCS "' - -.uiMtl iod<«er«lion will, foe t of fc.«--ioe ko«t»B.tjr. wod ftwtiisllwbs Iltillip,. z th- r*e*pe sat •hiw-U-t. for tstkinc th t ai-dv b, wtu it be wo euted. tfoftese. follow,: it uieaee <-«u d-» »o >M«»ee. JOHN H. Bobituon. ■ For School laspcctor.Hjiarles G. Holhrook. don and Tomlinson—>. Nays — Aid'. Evan, and Rc*«el! — 2. For School Inspector, to Gil vacancy, Sher­ On motion. the Ounei! cljaurned. man Prindle. PRODATE ORDER. On motion, th* following accounts were al- For Treasurer, Charles Weisert. For Marshal, Milton Prickett. For Justice of the Peace. Marcus W. Riker. Grttrtackl are worth in win W»J coni* on > elected Street CommWUner J sober the meeting of the Ladle-* Teta- Chhrttaa Union on Tuesday afternoon kferm Qub Room. w> oa Saturday afternoon. OR? Uavil, Charles Bonham, fell down stair, a Friday evening, hurting him quit* badly, iggfcta. ;h» financial statement i» unavoidably left ' 1st Ward fir registration and election Pat McCarty. for‘place' of registration lag compositors enough in the city «» PMt ’l into type in wiwn for today's paper. in 24 Ward. Jtherman C. Pnndle. place for election the •hath st betroil of lira. Unger Sherman. Sheldon. RusreU am' Tomlinson, mak- 8? bon : foil:« r-.- —. ....... 24 Ward, lilwahl J. Evans, regirtra- a. tnuih »s lie people of Barry county are op Jvhc-1 to any change in this Judicial Circuit, i >■ a -! o.i 3d Ward. Marco* Bussell. registration j: Lion 23dr Ward, M. Thorp, clerk of election. 1* WarJ T. J. Wilder, clerk of election, 2-1 Ward, E. II. Brown. Third Ward, Heary Johnson, clerk of election Third to mm all of their many friends and the public Ward. James liewew, derk of election in 4th Hal! was literally packed. Speeches were male by John W. Cualer.C. 0. Holbrook, MrsBoll and Samnel Vickie. There seem* to be week, and the fruits of the labor, thus far pot forth liars been beyond the inert sanguine ex­ pectation* of ike more enthusiastic workers in kbcnianct of money to do business with, ought to g'Mn Grand Rapids and spend _ a few hour, ia looking over the manufacturing in* dtutri-, of that dty, and than note the numher of daily arrivals al the pnnelpal hotels. **P*cia<ly al Sweet's Hotel. Lyon A Pickering, proprietors, and they will u one* be convinced ’hat the hard times' do not effect the bustinteresfo of that prosperous dty, or if W dove then let them imagine what H won!! be in Prosperous time,, bid tho Muss good bye. and p to work to build u p manufacturing Indus •net in the other cities and village* of lhe State. Township Election*. a&'isr*. kWJMg 3 00 Ward. N. J BrOnwn, clerk of election in 4th 3 OQ Sc'hool Insjmctar. Edwin of tbii city, wai wen for hi, manly uaaliti.’.-Hii fsnernl wa. attested at the M. K. harsh, yretarda? afternoon by a vary largo number of the eitis»n« uf the city, and tbs nJ 3 oo Cherry Pectoral STORE. Physician’s Prescriptions and Family Recipes carefully pre­ pared with Drugs and Chemicals of purest quality only. ,D -.h et-t soar er i'il "f th, aorth inf »«'ii >n nsn*r twenty-*crea u .mUt ihmeid n-xth of tangs wwt. eeamtdur 'n »It ou" .hn.°" (IJlaerm '-f tend sr.ordlus totes ,r*cj. lie lb« tome mors ur lea*. ;; , i* heron, ri»> ■ •!>»’ to ’A*",’, 1 Mull SIJH.'* for ante and jril Detroit Advertisement*. taVm,ral«oftb.2»4ofApr»,ln.U J-rb 8 00 8 00 Ward, by ayes aud nays, as follows: Ayes—Aid. Evans, Lewis, McNaughton, Reed, Russeil, Sheldon and Tomlinson, 7. Nayr-LNone The bonds of lhe following named person, were prcsentol.nceepted and approved, sad or- Charles Weissrt ns Treasurer. Wm. II. Stebbins as Recorder. Allen Jones, Oliver E. Woodruff and S. S. Garrison as ComUblcs. by ayes and nays as follows: Ayes—Aid. Evans, Lewis, McNanghton, Reed, Russell, Sheldon and Tomlinson—7. Nays—None On motion, the bill of Mrs. Csvey vras laid on the table. On motion the Council adjourned fine die. SHEEP FEED. Si. Orr0^-[the wanU. of Inc abBitlss. of fotf esltare. hsuorsd and / »UUuXa."tZu bl»ng' beiwevn th, b-»ur of nine ✓efoek and U. &C "cnnstftatiM of ths litate, bad MM mw Bated. Hartins*. At»nl '>A**"L1n________AnnM. 600 bu, REFUSE BEANS, Qeo. M. Savage & Co’s Col, was altsndel from ths M. K- Cbareh | tncuu'wiiiplcmestatewhetwtbsy«aw the .int, . I Bemoval.—Geo. M. Savage & Co., Toln.Wre «•» to nay their rw«>W rojtho ■M“orT 'the; well known newspaper adrertuing I agetit*, of Detroit. Nicu., have removed xowu>u*v* __ ■loueM'seftb, fni^i 72 Griswold to more commodiou* ' and convenient quarter*, No, 30 Congrcm MACK-Ia Baltiraorc. Maseb M»h. ITT. b®”*® infant «ot> of Th ons, and Man * E- Mack. Age jatrdet west, where they have fitted up oleIgaaXofiiccB, And for »y U‘Ue dart ins The wd tear, ever flow, BtsHttle ehair I, ewry Hie playtkins* laid • ,w** And Urine heart, ars break Im For my little boy *h»‘dlod • POULTRY WORLD. ZEcii.’islOrSS...^ KJIAILEDFREE THE FAMILY GUEST IVIFLORAU CU1DE I Ikton for tbs feotrteps. A spacial meeting of the Common Council of' the dty of Hauling, was held at the Council Room on ths evening of the 30th day of TnoBNAPPt 8TLi- oppoaitkm elected in this township the March, 1877. rrnwini—Aid. Evans. Lewis. McNaughton, following ticket, being a union of Dewcrats, I Republican boilers and Greenbacker, hupervisor, John Clerk, Benjasria '■oamiaaimmr of Highways. Win **“«*•’• k ^ periauadsai of Seboobi. Richard Wal- Ayer’s » 00 '* Stat, street, which they have filled up in a vety l^roming manner, laith as lo taste and eonre.-.i-r.ee. and where they will le pleaded their line. At the Temperance meeting last evening the 3?fomentso<CyrasH. Ifo»,ndefondMeflrvsvr was fokra from,thisehy Wb^ raviM mssiac. lie »■*•> Ja,.,L’t,.Sii|« •nt.aml Henry E. Merom, isrsly on appeal bond. tion aud election. B. Cotton, elerk-of slectlon. First tasking power, then wc desire to be attached to th* Allegan, and not the Eaton Circuit. ' .Mrs tiara H. Allen and Miss Trego have moved their millinery shop from the store in DRUG Ayer’s Advertisement*. DIED. and popAtchison in Cok>the San Pullman WTOK. xxitMU PEOPLES t- B. Stanley ha, opened a General Repair 4th Ward. Philo A. ShMdoa. registra- BOCK- PHARMACEUTICAL fflElST- f lion and election, j 2d Ward/Daniel MeNaugbton, rrgUtra- Shop :q Agricultural Hall, office of ths Messer Brvihen. Hi, ad. with full particulars will Wm. H. Goodyear, Hurtin of Inirr /"tion and election, l4th Ward. George Tomlinson, registra­ Jhoun i you will Drug®, Medicine, Etc., Etc. be holden l City of ilarti-is>. sad ■ be the peeper of the lion, 1st Ward. mOmmA’, oforJttng Indicalt the use > P^Y8OWX. xi68U COX-MOTT-At tbs rv in Barry, on tho SMhtali-. Mr. C< into the rooms of IMndie 1K» it now, a» the papers arc want- ountnius March 3rd 1877 if. 2 oo Robert I>aww,n, registration and ‘ country. trip OTW Railroad pleasure »y "Ntiu tic critic Furniture Depot, South Side State St., Hastings Mich. Mr. Pattan Harry 0. Bate of thfosityand Nsllie. 3 50 PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS in that line day or night. BALE-KEITH-At the rvrt.let.re of the brida's {inn Everybody knows they are the only the city and attend promptly to all caR| MARRIED. appropriate fund, therefor; Mtlton Prickett. keeping Rm in engine Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture ra a until you have priced their Goods, forycu Nsyf—Aid. Brans, .McNaughton, Reel, Sheldon sad TomliaVon— ■aeevuni he allowed, which motion wa, nmcnl- * Picture Frame*. Eta. FURNITURE. Bowsa Broadway bill | "“^*q/„VX.h, , ; ,H1| ,m| number of vote, cast al tho election. U <h. ,.rt». d.j Furniture, Undertaking, IB?:. Cofltainin« over 1,200 varieties Vege­ table «D<1 Flower seeds- Colored PlatOfl- Ehigant Wood-CUtk of » egei* blesnntl Fiowtrs. Handsomest Guide It Is ths Dr. J. C. AYER & CO �Ashes are also a good fertiliser. iupiM.oruiM.S2... of roller, or otherwise made very compact over •rate onion- to sowing it on the onion beds when I saw that the grab was at work, with the result From raHen'i Jew«h to lenslh. that I found a perfect cure for this pest, as well as materially assisting in the growth of tbeonioGa. The proportion in which I used it would be about four ewt. to the acre, and used it two or throe times a sea A (nhUe spirit rieee son, peyer more. I have also used for the Hava purpose gM lime, which will also pre­ In using tho nltrataof soda, it is vent 1L When at the well-laid ublc. necessary that lhe foliage of the onions be dry, as to lol il drop on tho plants when they are wet causes a burnt, shriveled place alaiy; wherever it touches them. It is a good plan to water after sowing, or to select a lime when a shower may be expected very soon.n It »a - after the ‘ hay is cut, to wed down the land to timo­ thy and Kentucky blue gnus, or June grass, as it is also called. The June grus when grown with timothy. Clover hid wil^ these him glasses, as il traultfbe g*o!e to crowd them out too much. I see on good wesson fur growing clov®*WJ iMy ‘oth^r: grass’. It may be grown by itself quite as profitably to farm- eni as to grow it with timothy, according to the old stereotyped custom. Then, lhe old custom t^raedipg down .fond to grss with a grin crop is not now followed as closely as it.used to be in years past. The land now is often plowed early in the spring ~ ~ — ~ Fgrm with no other doubt of this fertiliser being good, becausj potash is always valuable for any crop. - The f ruit of plants set this spring will be ol no value till next uonsen, whrtt th» largest crop may beexpccari that they will produce, not less than 100 bushels per aero, if the variety grown bo eood, and if the soil bo rich and well cultivated. Th Wilson is still considered the best berry by many, but the Cha*les Downing is begin­ ning to take its place, it being nearly m C’^c, and tho quality of the fruit much . Ono hundred dollars p**r acre is often cleared on this crop over all expenre* . It is doubtful wbulhcr there is any spe­ cial advantage in grafting grape vines now, when good two-year old vince of nearly all varieties can be bought for 23 cents to 31 each.^ ..In grilling such varieties as lhe Delaware on the Concord, to obtain the tree growth of the latter, ancoess has not been the Fannie iq my experience and ob­ servation, as the nature and habits of one vorictv cannot be imparted to another by grafting, yet many persona are inclined to experiment in this way. Nor is tho fratt cUangeduAw siw and' quality in the least, amrit makes excellent hay, either alone or belterjiqt be dtaolred in mur, ow b»m-t for Ibrrr pounds of the mixture, which is enough I &. b«m> or s» n». mwo. i„ ,p. - . QMAFTINO GMAFK VINKS. RURAL TOPICS. Lvww-«. fta^«r i* a but* befog the saw,in that rewnect as in graft­ ing apple.‘pear and other fruit trees. When one has a choice variety, and aUo haa’on old, worthless 'Kqe, it maj bo ad­ vantageous to graft the poor vartvty to ob­ tain'fruit sooner than can be done from cuttings propagated iu the ordinary way, as tho giqftl will have the sunport of the entire rootk of the old vine. Grafting shoal*1 be done before the sap begins to fiow, or after the main flow is over, in June up to July ; but old vines ought to be cut off iu the fall to bo safc from exceaaive bleediaj; and if grafted th« I think the chances of success would be greater than in the spring ; but in no, case should the sum or trunk of a vine be cut off in June orJuly, as is would Ce sure to bleed o d«dth. Tho srinus should be cut iu the fall, without reg/rd to the time when the grafting ta to bo"donc ; yet the experi went may be made of cutting them in March, and, keeping them in moist sand •own early. The seed of Juno grass is (slightly moiat) till used. A California gsgM^Wefj ^taffy, and a bnshel of such grape grower states the method of' rawjatleast, should be sown with from stump grafting very clearly, as follow*: four to six quarts of timothy seed per “I cyl my |cious from last year's growth,, lowg enough to include three or four buds,, acre. Let the land be well harrowed, after and .keep them in a dormant state until the■ being plowed, then sow the seed and curor ■ ' vines 1 graft in are well started to grow—it with a brush harrow, and then roll the say one or two inches long. I then re­■ land, y|;ich covert a good deal of seed that.. move the earth from the vines down to, or wIBR^cOterta before, and presses the near, the first root; then rub off all the oldI loose bark, and saw off from on- to three inches above the first roots. With a saw,, to "geriniuate sooner than it otherwise make one, (wo or three straight cuts down, lown Rnds, but it will do rej^i^jriclj, mu-llow soil, and it must beL hi^tfy’ fertilited every ycarwith wdl-rotted^ ** into the stump. If the stomp is smill J. only make une out in It, but if the vinesi are largo they will admit of two or more; cuts. Each saw cut will admit of two scions, one on each aide of the stnmp. With a sharp knife, trim lhe raw cuts out the proper lhape for a Wedge graft. Trim the.Mlau to fit accuralcly, leaving a small shoulder on each side of the scion ; then insert in the stamp, being sure to push it down to the shoulder, and also make a connection with the bark of the old stock. Cut the scion down to two buds. When. lauwhed. fill up witli fine-dirt level with the top of the ground, leaving one bud of each 'scion uncovered.” lines may be grafted as soon as the frost is out of tbc ground, st(U|*aDUQi; than they will grow luxu-• rims^od tbe'samohndMcry Mason, in. । , the! or in June, if some of tho canes Im taken that grow near the ground. Cut them squSrt Dff, and graft them the ramc as you would an apple tree; and bend over lhe would, especially in dry weather. A fair ture is obtained by August. It has boon fouHAjFn4wM* txpcrimenv that but YefMBlro\^BWMBed'bf any kind gettniastos when covered two inches deep ; there fo^o?piifttfyTiArroW3 corer much of tho seed too deep. *<fiu>UlKQ' OXlfflfS. ptying oniona as a field crop is gtfcek3y frraiftablc, it rightly numagod. They, 1 i'deed for this crop a hundredI soil there is a rich, dry, sandy Gf-auil that one would dosirc. . ir-wEnaQ’ spring the ground is grafted cane a tittle below the level of the ground and fasten it with stakes, with the end turned up, and then fill in around the graft with soil, up lo thc bud, pack it down firmly, and the job is done. rtuawntnuy gkowing. IWBMhito aratrare, plowed in but p; then the land a harrowed and rod the -seed is. drilled in with a '<W profits are frequently enough acres to support a family After the crop is removed, aud ag spread th^yiontire, applying Harrow aB tn, and then with a Ute’ eleari ' the land ready for the 13 inches apart. Ten days bofjre lor eight day*; then turn off the ?^asrssizri.‘s!stf5 wrac re nodes to lhe ate of th* pentouMM. con7ol■ tUUort«rt» U aaUhhM In l<- Uasifop iUpabHwn <“““■ • Mintod .u f cinxbUd In raid CsaMX of Barry fur .-.- < ,!>• wM-k»prn»inu.U»**la«Uj’«rbrariaa t CLEMENT rlMiril. Jtutesof Probate. tamtam* ai:<r A Tffi!AWKB^rd)WlfHffl HE FECVISIOHS OF THE LAW ABIE 0®M»£E THE EOLLCWIr.G,. VJZ; R«epficn>—.---.—...™~..— ------- - ADMINISTRATORS SALE. In field culture, strawberries should be set out in rows throe or three and a half feet apart, aud obput 18 inches apart in tho rows. Set them as soon as the ground bccoundry, trot far from the first of May. Mark off the ground, when w«U fertilised with fine stable dung and properly pre­ pared, and drop pl-iuki along row. as near 18 inches apart u possi >lc, and set them nearly as soon as dropped, so that the roots will not be long exposed to the sun, if the weather be dear. The roots should be spread out as rot, and pres.* down the soil upon them with your foot on both sides of the plants. A pood way to mark off tfao rows n to have wstout line to renal) acrors lhe ground to be platitca, aud to be aet with stakes at each end. Thun with a spade the holes threr I- ‘ .■ <•’ l'io ranter of th* route of Ogilvie Mowoa«*r, uflrrnoon. al Ih-ptcmbc ria. C■ utitr of THarrr. and n half wide, nailed to the pans, begin- j Ding two feet from the ground, and then Mirhi placing them 18 inches apart ta the. top > f | the posts, or you can uw> wire inA- 1 of slats. One or two-year old Concord vim•*» **■* • o'clock In tho nieHMl '••• sstttfjit'. Mata of Holloway's Advertisement" iioumn oisi. . a b a nd rod and I wawly < 1391 aere> to th a United 8U1m »nr*ey. be as ifhlji M. ALLEN. ASmistolnlor. ately to some n ighbor who has g-wJ 1 CHANCERY SALEi Statv r>~ MicaiOAS. Th* Cbcalt Coart far Um grapes and get some cuttings, if hi t vin C..r.nij ofBirryin CliiMvry. were not closely pnined last fall. They _ AlybcM t’*Ub.C«Mnv.a4i»nl. should be about a foot long, and ««ch Noma* L D«w'«v, M«ry E. Bowktr »ai should contain two or more bu<l«. Keep Chnrt** B. B*«Ml>»w»A»a‘.«. __ them in moist rand till wanted L« plant, then aet them a f-mt apart, with the uppor buds near the Furfiice of the grouhtl. 8-1 MhoHebthdw o them at an angle, so that the earth can !><• pressed very hard around th- lower buds. Place small stakoi by tbc side of c>ch cut- | ting tn show where they are, and as soon j as grass has grown high enough to cut.' 4t*n north of spread some lightly over the .cuttings to j protect tbc buds from tho snn when they j_ t>...----------------------begin to grow fiecly. The n-xt ( c,re<11. Caurt CoinmiA.aX'" «*1 txllS-v' A. TIM. btB.X1..AO->utSKj!3 they arc to grow. Cu». Ings clipped in . November are best, but if cut n<>w, before . ■ ------------ :------------ ------------------------------ j— -the sap flows, I think they will grow. । Legals. lit ffiK fl® FAG?' oia’oVtooV.lu lh* iaanMtb^V^ia •>•- { can bo bought for 25 cents each, and from some grape growers at a less price. If you propose to wait till you can grow sum- : vines yourself from cutting*, go unntedi- ' J.lCs'B F. v'kXfx. File*. FUtuhui, the ei«hla*«m 0-. r LoH on- th-t ua nr cow r. ned iMUwiit" o' 0 k*j ■ ar on* lho3’>n<t rishi bundrtd anil wtaty- P OteCBMU Smith. Jodft o/ ProUU. 5o Afltdn»il» of Mbllea.lnn will L* sir* astll j .1.11... All •« L--. Il„ .... ....... .. I n ill-nutter of lhe out* ofAlheA Cborle* U• -U.r.i. Minor*. Hropaical Swel’.itrAlttK-Bih Ihrwbu Urtiy oripa an I «ui ■.’■j,; A»Mixtrrn.iTono maTb. In th* BUllnr of the Mtate ><f Htlxabeth Ma nr- lor »ea*»u» thric* n •*< forth 'hatrae may heli­ ham 4eeera>d. ....mi «n *aii/— >■>.. *»> «•««■« Sntioe it hereby siren th'l I fhalt»e1l»t 1-cblie Blull ion. to th-bistiK M4drr „» Minis.) thr AVriL si I.* .-.Iwk to U. l£iki«ay »T aiajr. A. !».. 1«?1. al ten o'rto-k fo •r lacnl mmo. Io-wi’ : Tb-t »uw- «< r>v. Innt at-.l I.Hi.q in th. the forenoon, at lh« I*M>a • Ofire in the • H* of evunt» of llarr- .a»<t .if Mi-:i:-«n Uattlnxa. lathe eonnty of Ihrty ii the Mat* of and doMrib-d m Ml«« -. • .. it: ITm Michloan. tMUVaaatfolko.reami an'U>itvcre i- >th»r TwrMM imarwrtad in »M m nie. nr* r«qnli IS)of the north »Kt,nu«i . -f .Mt ■rei*ij in u»wn.-hit» two-.-,v rt th* rMranna |.ii*re**d in Mid Mint* th.uolk-.M y*Qd«<ro( 2w iMliitoa .•dthThMrS; e»aU> ball <l») it th* Muth ttxt quarter f: uf aretion onmbar nin-' »1 in town iwo -..‘ftoar b of renca •i<bi On wa«. Abu ib«u*'tb «.<■ <««;»!<' p of th* north »«<t qwirtar C',.\ and ail that port <>f Mlt>r tirinud an* ei eolated u ,• ‘ °rcLEMfrr’sMIuT'}■« A truajjosy.r • marehiu'. Lud. luki 38lb, A. D. ICT KT: F WILLIAM MAKCKAM. AdmiaUti-cto: NOTICE TO ,<’RED1 STATE OF MlCHUlAX.f ona-y Notice ie h-rvb; rir-_n.il-. t i-< \n «. Contract. t’.«l rac'. rjcir SALE OX F.XEC ( TION. Eut* of Mlehinn. onanty of Barry.». s— iiy vfr. unof an axeenriua iwnad out of and >.h.h>r tho Ml of thn clrenlf eown far the rrmuiy of B'r- -.nJ Uta al Mkhlfwa. d^ad the )Mb du af Atrrf T. itn. i ; 'A- . hiiiT.';' A UuiJvtnt rewar-l n'i «rfa« •neb iniVratetiop bated. tin. CLKMEX i' . xt n_. u.WnT»jM3K SAl.f Befailt harias bur;, ata-I- . j <*.e t 7rb“ li^vhl’un »»j *x/Ty' J'S,’ ‘ ' ' REMOVAL ’ rare'wsi tS-Ss'ft; Profri»t«r of the Naehrllle New,. IE r-ft. A’*.!-1"?-'? "’UM Ml «t I water IM£rii-«ta After te- flnw’tEwtmsa.defr vcri«*d. “•*!**• "“,ri “ Maaefoeiarer* wobato con. PLANT GRAPE VINES. ol the estate. I cannot too strongly urge faruvrv and inly of Barry. Is the .tafoofMi others to* grow all the sreapos that their iMaftotarra of rle J <lt-*cr'.bed *a follow, lo-wlt-P«14l*r» oi »-■»*.• i»t iinetter <‘4l of th* .oath ' families can consume, nt least, and as many P*d-!Jtn ofUbAi ••to sell as you picas*. What is the use of having land, and mot making use <>f it l" co t -tnnw fertjf (Un ret** of UadMMrdUa to the best advantage. If every country ntnAMM.Al.ltx. family were to hare all tho impes they .1 B.-ICT. • AdaUnlstrttor. could cat from August to Jaunry, msuv of the physicians 'would be driven into tho cities, as it is an admitted fact that grape* , NOTICE. arc a powerful curat ivo of many di.svi-.'< when eaten freely as Jong as they <m b • wU !• r»ou. arc uerrnj ii-rwiauru «> kept frosh. If tlicre Iw anything in the tr->«t hcro> mr ae*«HnLa» I*hall pay no debts cChJ.-ejnlrj.-iins anarthhdate. nJ WiriioUi Ji: world to delight a family, ns i’s m^-rnW* hated. O.-asseville. Carry Co , N>eb.. March. 2nd. "racial Tar K’a» walk iu Jtheir garden, it is the larw, rich ‘ SrtSsMtf STEPHEN L. WICKS clusters of grapes that load down an exten­ sive arbor. A neclectcd vino or two are ADM! XI STM ATOR’SSAL F. r.ui rr thr.eaLUo of Usilrie Me of little value. What you nerd isan arh r us ; from 50 to 100 feet Inng, over a walk with ' .tael right flat qnn m Imtf. ,'ln. «r ». you can have s trellis eight or nine feet Is t]i>Mi<«rua»e.a4 ths smaiwia tt* tavrabip high wherever you please. Th- pre?»C1«S. should be twelve feet long and eight apart. «• rliuriu. Thon have slats 16 f*ct long about an inch jTi.'r' ADMfXlSTR nearly as well in the spring if the seed is crop of hay is gften cut the first season when grass soil iiihis town, or good pas­ <*n’ .Vlom-nt ^mith. Jinhra of Probate. ______ ven-largo creps of rtrawbcrriw: “One1 Unr . part nitrate of potash, ono do. dauber of ii«.i i .< Si, .nd ono do. of nl wd.," .fp. I. J sively for agricultural purposes, and I took g*«A NO' •do as well. .It contains 50 per rent. <.f i Probably there is no better variety titan pure potmh. and is now quetud at <3,to i ■ the Wethersfield red. In regard to the 83.50 per 100 pounds, ana Ims by the ton. ' • onion grub, an English gardener says: The following farmuh U raid to ’prodaro ! ■ “Wc used nitrate of sods pretty exten­ Legals. ■Legals. PRORATE ORDER. Orwill in tho drilia. bruw oil htalaiin wurtroa'.. Tear hi» rilkmahlrt wart: And, wenfins tun of plea'ure. Creep cloacr tehtohssrt! GRlS'D RAPIDS. one uproatten throw art sufficient earth to give room for a plant. Or the marking may be done with a corn-marker, if you hare one that marjii not over three aud a half feet apart, and the boles may be made with i spade or a hoe, whichever The GDAJWIMTS SALIC? I* th* aurnrr of Ito* Mtat* cl ALICES CH AB LEM U.ONROBX Is/iopoqE ofi jueco^/foy of C^L n/foLyo-SyqBrj-s, Buy WW Locj\t^° fP Tt* 22 MONROE ST. NEXT DOOR TO � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-04-12.pdf deeae1c4b9898f8e65ee57163383a4b0 PDF Text Text could also be us entertaining and intelligent union, lo «» boo, rod bo 7«l; VOL. XXI. rat teeSepii-Weekly HepUhlicap Sapper I H- R. Steven’s Column. geo. fi.VP sFFewet good news to THE PUBLIC! PLrHUSHKR. I cd, but utterly laiied, much to the amuse­ ment of her at ink “It is a good, many years idnco I saw him. Since that time he has passed through college, and spent some time in the old world 1 remember him os a frank, mischievous boy, winning the affection of all by his gcneioeityand truth. I declare, Nellie, unless you go instantly away I shall have no l>crriw for ten. With u merry laugh and nod, Nellie was out of tho house and down under the cherry tree, singing in her blithe, sweet “ UP IN A CHERRY TREE.' WHAT 1 MOW ABOUT VE6ETIAE. •RRTON. Sown Bosrox, May 9,IKft CHAPTER J. Ilowu in dear ol<J York, among the bills; nra'lwl the little village of Lyons. In andjout. babbling and dancing here, dash­ ing and tearing there, wanders the Mo­ hawk river, along whose banks are seen the tail and stately pine, the beech, with its silvered, glistening trunk, and the airy, fni ry leaves of the aspen. Clear, sweeping meadows slope down toward the stream, backed by tall, nigged hills, whose sum­ mits and sid<^ arc robed with tho fine old pino ; green Jvelvety oom now and then ,• peeps up through the broken rocks, while the trembling harebell modestly raises its head, adding more beauty still to the verduroiclad hill?. m Swift on the War Path with a new and well selected >L‘E-'CIU PTION •- STOCK OF GROCERIES •ppcute. ruins or Kb.addhy of the i uxl vhltenew of IDVERTISINU. Of every description. I would beg leave to inform my old customers and the K. I 1 x. | 3 x. |_6m. I_1tb. ... । iwo Tw-wi F.u)i uiw I 5.00 ‘I tf.001 1XW» »•«» ,-o , - 0 I 1X00 l-8M01 to । o.<d_ i Imo I rr.oo i *3.00 /o'I nxo' i wool Jojxh sb.oo ltu» : jj.ohjo.co f jOj»J uoj deduelHin fro® th««: ■« fur Jl inch Cslinn. f MM. MID BUSINESS CARDS PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY eral debility, lansttur and avtrvlnn to motion; diOveUon ol Ua« (|>lrtU, dUturl-cd «l«p, and frightful dtcaau. Gained TUlwn Pomas of Flesh. Generally that I have again embarked in kf Tie Gmj Business a rail*!. Al my OLD STAND <m Jefferson Street. THOMAS F. MOORE, ni. l*ort>iuouth Co.‘a Mills. FEEL MYSELfTa NEW MAN. >: WITH Natick, Mam., June 1, irs. <«rt, of thb place, fur dytpepaU, or frp- The above goods have been selected with great care and will bo sold at prices that GOOD EVIDENCE. M. BLAZOPHYSICIAN A SURGEON ic Ike EuwtrBloek. SUtoStrwt Haftlac*. miroh'jTTif. CixciXXATr. Nov. SC, MU. DEFY COMPETITION JOHN R. EASTMAN. iTTor.SEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR 1 with Jnpapaia and g jrrrtl, bec»fli*d THOMAS GILMORE, Cali soon and exaurite my stock and X H SUTTON. prices. [junl5.'“6tf} iNZO D. CADWAULADER. IXBI AT LAW 4 SOLICIT, >H i NCKRY. also. CiroaitCourt CommUnonntaM'toa Maater. *»-' i b.;3...j. will reeri n <HT.*. “«• mirth Itf. Ujv.Ap H»cb. pfiVlS’ I’HIL. W. NISKERN. r COURT O.'MMISSIONEK. Martian td.ertfle. TV ill be at the otc<- of Harrey t;UE w.u rrcri.c ptvu... CARBOLIC OIL xxityl F. S. BOWEN. LIaST n. Mirh.____ CENTRAL HOUSE. iment DtalBfweU, Parilla, —I Sweet's H°Tel> r.Ai-iM................................. •“c“ !.V OS *• MCKRKUO, Proprietors . Cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Instantly ailya the pain of Burns. Heals the moat Obstinate bores and Ulcers. Oves aft Skin Diseaeea and Eruptions. I.rqually good for Man and Animals. Curve Wounds, Braise?. Pains, and Aches. Will keep your Horses and Stock in Order MichiEaD. FERBAND WILLIAMS 4 CO, Il wotk pvomptfr attvndvd ta-___________ /J. J./WW/ Ca^rlaffe, Sim aai Ornamental p A I N TER At A. M. Rock’s Carriage Shop Hastinps, Mich xxlnSmlO Jefferson St., Pensions. fCiBtablitahea lesot’S American and Foreign Patents, GILMORE A CO er AtX.voUoilDn. Dr. J. B. LaSure’s Ad. city. ✓ One of the finest forms in this district, rich in corn fields, orchards and pasturage, was owned by Albert Perrin, better known os Unde Al. Here in his low, gable-rocfcd cottage, with its roomy chambers, its broad, old«f»shioned parlor, and his bright, cheerfuLkitchen were spent some of the happi­ est,hours of Nellie Ixigh's life. Tke daughter of a well-to do merchant of the ueigutxiring city, her early years spontin the midst of luxury and plenty, and in her maidenhood the dear companion of un idolizine aunt ami uncle, who, having no'children of their own. lavished their wealth of affection upon Nellie. Her really fine nature remained un­ spoiled bv l<ettinE. and she grew up to womanhixxl a noble, feeling character, with the longings and deeires of a woman ; the playfulness and brightness of a child. the was left an orphan at the age of fourteen, and was placed immediately un­ der the care of Mme. Cbegary, and didn’t k*vc there until she had passed the criti­ cal fiuwhing point between girlhood and young ladyhood. It was nut, therefore, until she had readied the mature age of eighteen that she took up her abode for good and all at Pine Cottage, for w it was Old Bounty Land Warrants. Joi/ Comfort and Happiness Sick and ▲tflleteM! CHAPTER II. •‘My niece, Nellie Leigh." She stood leaning nearly against the window pane, her hands crowed quietly before her; her cheek flushed, and eyes bright with hidden thought She was a pleasant picture to look upon, and so thought our friend Frank, as he slowly sauntered into this room. Upon hearing her aunt'a voice Nellie looked up to find a pair of roguish blue eyes fixed upon her, half in surprise, half lawn, men. Its, uiu> just me mwify. in admiration. > „ and with black velvet bows it will—1' ■‘1 trust Mira Leigh has recovered from ,■ . • Nellie was cut short in the midst of this her headache of last week." “Thank you, I am entirely free from it harangue by the clicking of the gate latch. appreciation. U U Sold by oil Pngglrta United Stales General Land Office. THEFAMILY GUEST K, fappr fare in »J d«r home DR. J. B. LafiUKE Drug?, Medicins.Jitc., Etc Arears of Pay and Bounty. (.-an-, Huumfor eonrultati man makes no claims of this kind, I imag­ ine from what Auntie says, and, moreover, is frank, noble, generous to a fault. Aftvery good traits, but. may bo, Auntio sees him with a partial eye. Now cornea the 'tug of war.' "What shall I w«ir? I do not care to be considered very countrified by^this prince of fashion, and must make my first impressions very complimentary to myself. Shall I wear my blue muslin ? No, that won't do, I spilt lemon juice over POULTRY WORLD. • READ 1 R EAD ! READ ! op HASTINGS AND A1CINITY. While she was basking in the rays of the sun, enjoying the fresh breeze wafted to her from the trees along the river bonk, while she is poring over tho rich and graph­ ical description of Plaueus’ house, I will try and describe her. She was a witching, fairy maiden, slightly built, and a beautifully moulded form ; bright, laughing hazel eyes lighted up and made winsome her fresh, rosy face, and light, golden curls were tossed about by tho breeze. ’ Her book is now thrown carelcamly upon the grass, and with her hands folded behind hef head, which is leaning against the tree, she is quietly talking to the cal, who had followed her down there. Let u? draw near her and listen to what she is Baying, her cheeks flushed and eyes bright with anticipation. •‘I wonder if I will like him ? Men who claim to be perfect are, accordjng to my idea, the very first onej to be found wanting. Now,’Toddlekins, thia young Detroit Advertisements. ( DENTIST Enterprising business men—mechanic?, merchants—have deserted the little village, but farmers, with an innate love of the beautiful, cling to the dear old land, and doirn amyng the good old hills cultivate theisoil, carrying its produce to the richer voice, ing. yet weary lilll&uu it hid ever been h« good fortune to meet ’•Why, my dear child, how did you get up there?'“I got up by tho ladder." said the ap­ parent child, with a pretended pout merry twinkle in her eye. “My di to get down the same way, if you’ll stop laughing long enough to .hand slipper.’’ “But, perhaps, I can help you down,” and there was a fund of mtith in the young gentleman's tones which greatly inAnsed the young lady in the tree, who behaved as well as poMible under the circumstances, but whn, it must bo admitted, was not as graceful as might be, in consequence of having to grasp frantically at boughs and branches in order to preserve her equilib­ rium. “Thank you. I managed to make the «ascent without assistance, and purpose 1making the descent in tho same manner. I 1 shouldn't Be surprised if you would find the hooso a rtry comfortable place if you t iwould proceed thither." The young man was evidently overpow­ <ered by the sagacity of tho child, for it was imposiiblo to do otherwise than.re­ 1 quested, and acknowledged himself out­ ‘ witted for the first time by one of the gen­ ’ tler sex, and that a child. He reached the 1 piazza just in time to sec a little, graceful 1 1figure turn the corner of the house. “ By Jove, it isn’t a child after all, but a remarkably pretty young lady," fell in­ advertently fr<?m the astonished young 1 man's lips. \ , Looking up she saw a young man of very this morning. “Your aunt rap it is something unusual dittingw. appe-annee slowly making his for you to have a headache. It may be way across the yard. “Oh! I just do believe ft's that man. due to over-exertion,” said the young man, laughingly. Whatever shall I do I" ca|lcd. • “Yes, but one may bo willing to over­ It was her chief delight to take a book * Nellie glanced eagerly around, and spy- ' themselves sometimes to accomplish under one arm. ard with Toddlckins, the j ing ladder leaning against a tree, her ou- exert ------------------Mm I.. GORE. cat. for the |_ UJCBUn meaM V, of escape, U, bet results. cat, under UUUUl the other, march ----- -- --- - old ,y -‘ mind “““ was made up. certain Nenie'had blushed rosily at his alltuuon ■ .tree, . __ i in il,. Ia- A t .... pl-tce __ -v. _____ __ ij than .____among _____ I NJolltn had bit cherry and the shade nf of it. iu vu widein the world spreading boughs pa« the hours away. brooches, where he could never aee her, I to their strange encounter, and tried to cover her confusion with thia careless re. This same old tree was her refuge in the then gbe could steal down and in a piy. . .. CnARixrro’TX, Mam., March 1! time of need ; her confidant, to whom was trice be ready to . *before “ *him, ’ to n. appear a dig“My dear Frank, you are mistaken, told all her little desires and wishes, and— nificd VOODg m­ that I have nredyow said Mra. Perrin, who wu vainly trying to Ahf Nellie, so. Haste , . .1.. — at xj _h:^ "do -i, not - hurry • . tt . . where she met l.«. her r.tz. fate. comprehend their looks and worts. “I One bright, sunshiny day, dudng the makes waste. never allow Nellie to overwork herself. "O, my slipper!” first part of June, when everything w>8 Yes, sure enough, there it was, lying ou Nellie, you remember 1 sent you out even fresh and beautiful out of doors. Aunt yesterday to enjoy yourself among the the grass beside the gypsy bat with the Mice and Ndlie were busy preparing fur treea.” . , company from the city—said company pink ribbons. 13 BmmU street. “And so I did, good Auntie nunc, un« "Never mind ; I am get it when I go comprised of one solitary young manUl “Au animal (man, Miss Leigh,) came ko m connected in some remote degree with the down,” thought Nellie. Alas for Nellie! Alas fur dipper! You Irnilj on A»nl AUoo ■rt', “•?. along and frightened her up.” no doubt think my heroine was in a tone. durioK ihU moniwg did Nellie was about to relate when the en­ Lkri .oung m>» io Jencbo, for hod strange prodieau^nt, and rightly; but we trance of her uncle saved her from reply. must see how she got out of it. DO.ielpaWl » qoic‘ Bol‘ Mra. Perrin sat at tho head of the table, a SHEEP FEED. Jd.', " l.„I Pay" o* Vo®p«ib ba. no* The young man who had caused all this very mystified expression upon her fare. bct»u~ of •d””t th!f confurion, a fair type of Anglo-Saxon Nellie very quietly ate her breakfast, while .ho mori »«d» *w<« be"d( ,'1 beauty, was evidently tired from his long her undo and Mr. Marchment entered 600 bu, REFUSE BEANS. ni.ii>-, piAiog bom". “fk‘«S "»»». jaunt, and instead of proceeding directly heartily into political discuasiona. The delinte light. «.kj pin, fa to the house he turned towarduic chcnyyoung man'a eyes wandered frequently to ™ tbl, liUl. KaB. ™ of T»“' ”Jk troc. enticed by-its'shade. ’ . the sweet, downcast fare opposite him, and 25 cent* per bnslM-L and water kind, whose dainty fingers never “Oh, oh, oh ! What shall I do ?” came he laughed quietly to himself whenever he oamo in contact with a brad tin or kettta ’ trembling tones from among tbo tn owner4’ ’ bought of that dignified, proper little lady without a shudder. Far from it; she had railroad denoU inthheltr. brnnebesver being found up in a been taught to consider honest labor, no M. JOHNSON a. CO.. “Oh, phew! but it’s warm. Well I I “ Wall, 1W raid Unde Al, Etter what its kind, disgraceful to no declare! What’s this? A fairy’s slipper, from the table, “what do you intend doing and a fairy's hat, and Bulwer, too;I’ll bo ISi.lldlnC for our one. dear, how many raisins bare bound. Must bdong to the little girl “ Oh “Nellie, my Aunt Alice wrote about. 'Nellie Leigh. said Mrs. Perrin, yU,\untic'8 sweet voice reached her just in mo at all, but do her utmost to the^ of raisingher handI to h«, mouth Well, upon mv life, she shows remarkable Frank." Nellie did not like the idea of being wrevimr with it some of the stoned irutt. taste for a child. SSj, I far. fa I Throwing himself down on the green, Lkn,,n » wudi wiU. • 1»™» U> vdvety turf, he looked around him i ‘ rrcatert share of them.” roKD. Coax. ^Ttbiok tooh.d buur ul« jour b»> dent admiration. Indeed, the scene upon ,od m oul for . liulo rrt unfa tfa UM. which ho looked was one to sffect even a that could do anything for his entertain­ ment, so she cast aside all peraonal feeling, I .hull be gl>4 fboo tnuk have been its influence upon one who had u she thought, and determined to show r, po«tp<U<l. traveled much and studied nature in its him that if she could climb mil be oowpoo, fa you. "You m oaufouj ooowb fa »<■. A"»‘ many phase* 'HisSwii'SffiZL.M.T. Alice ’’ repfad Ndlio, I •». ^"J1 KLk^iSinenlhad expected to find The red and gold of the rotting sun jrnrt V 1O-IT NEVER FAILS? Try it Oncc-idt i oAf-.D AN’» ROOM, I2.W PER DAY.__ HasMe. WHOLE NO 2042, HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY APRIL 12, 1877, NO. 100 Wm. H. Goodyear Joo ’""Ya!'! k»°» "h,t ivmtnw neoolc arealike the ■world over. They »£t have companions bf th«r own • Tand not old-ftshioned people like unde tinting the summit of the hUls, and touch­ ing with its bright colon the cattle grazing in the meadow and the sheep upon the hillride, moving along in its red, dusky column?, touching ns It pdred with ita until it seemed to culminate at the in Nollio Ixugh a bright, winning child ot Found her that of the ’° winsome, Now, Auntie, how can you talkJke .the windows upon the roof. The I ahould be just ss contented w.th- awe of the brook ■> U >.u l.uSbiog Jong. M cJling down tfa blithe liul. reogrtm of out young people “ “ lie with an unconscious little pout the wood., making “Ah, mychild, you will sing^anothw bib. of ita watm, tboo mt with a rtahtog after you have seen »y “nd .wiflnra. uota i« » 1« “ ths Mra .^eSn^ehernwccare^ko ’Y^ J - J 1— . vnrr knowing Hr. Maretaeal wa. refad bark U triitt L, a Tsrj jalfaue, tired bale ‘-Oh, which arernod w octo, fan tfa ““ •bJ7’ that. mmCEUTICAL CHEMIST- W f T1* uf WOMEN, jroi with tea happier: K9- COltSVLTA TIOXFREE. PEOPLES DRUG STORE. -------------Physician ’s-----Prescriptions and Famib. Recipe, carefully pre­ pared with Drugs and Chemicals hat kind oi a ]«**“ K.mr, “What kind of a person u wmoot T I'» Too thlok I willbwu Melfa tried «rj hard Ufa to k»k 1°UMl him. H.lo«faaoP.a»d faogfa reugbl a ^i»I« of tfa rnr* wtlek- i11F. iu rwdi»S doo Ul oboerfolo— bright much to her coo! ami sensible, adventures m �' beauty of the Rhine, tho calm, holy influ­ ence- of Venice, the queen of the tea. the fascinating pleararts of Paris, and the vi­ vaalty of its people. no means relinquished Ms hopes. Beaten at the polls, beaten by 1 joint commission I of bis own making, he still thinks he sees fa fcapjoeT M B w. M »'> «.»t~ Ta New York, April 9, 1877. Ed. Banner: — ’ OAKEY HALL. Oakey Hall has been found, and it b He is in London, He is complicated with the Bing, I said. though ho has so covered his. tracks that he has been living for some yean in tolar- able security. The return of Sweeny, and the consequent disclosure of the inside se­ crets of the gigantic swindle could not but involve him and put him in the cate­ gory . of the worst of the lot. This, with social complications, which, in plain Eng­ lish. means that ho has been keeping women other than his wife, and has been living an exceedingly disreputable life, while attempting to keep up the status of a gentleman, all of which bo knew while tho world was in ignorance of it,. bnt which the confessions of Tweed would bring to the surface, so weighed upon him that ho preferred th get out, abandon everything, and go into exile, rather than face the friends who had so long stood by him, deceived by his assertions of inno­ cence. And so Oakey Hall, Mayor of “Nefee, Nellie dear, are you weeping for urr. the peculiar influences which Mr. Morris­ sey knows best how to wield. There is an epidemic of crime, which has taken, thia week, more than usually horrible features. A frail woman, an in­ mate of a fashionable house of ill-fiimc up­ town, was visited by an unknown man one evening last week. What transpired in the room will never be known. The man rushed out,*and was lost in th” darkness,—a moment later the woman ap­ peared at the head of tho stairs enveloped tn flames- She was dressed for the even­ ing in rich robes of » combustib|p materi< al, and the flames had completely envel­ oped her. She had just time to exclaim, “he set me afire with a match," and fell, and before relief could reach her was burned to death. The man has not been found. Then this was followed by an other mystery. One of tho oldest and richest firms in the city is that of the Jewetts, load manufacturers. The junior member is a nephew of the senior, and is a peculiarly excitable man, so much so that it war deemed advisable by his part­ ners to buy him out, and the papers necessary had been drawn. Thursday morning, an explosion was heard in the private office, and the room wxf discov­ ered to bo on fire. The employees of the house rushed to the room and found the senior dead, the Junior mortally wounded and the other member badly wounded and unconscious There were revolvers and knives on the floor, and the fragments of a band grenade, which had doubtless exploded, killed the two and wounded the other, It is all a mystery, for tho only living man of the three is unable to speak. T>----_____________ »_____ .. _ * ,, , —.V viwuj wvia wilu me iiauu greuaue, for there are no pistol or knife wounds on himself, his uncle or the other member of the firm. Two such singular crimes saldom occur in one week. WHAT WILL MX WORN. Light ebeviota, and plain bunting at fifty cents a yard, are the ponular choice for suits, taking the place of dobege and has opportunities, but who preferred camek-hair, while the thin wool stuff* present pleasure to permanent success. knotted and dashed with gay color* in With ability sufficient to command any rich, subdoed effects, costing three dollars position, be permitted wine, women and a Yard, are made into polonaises, above silk skirt*. The high price of silk gJoons for trimming has brought out an inexpen­ sive wool galoon, brocaded in colors, which is quite a* handsome lot ordinary purposes. The bunting dresses almost Republican Banner a more instructive put linen out of thought, as they bear endless crushing without wrinkles and 'example. Honesty and decency in the will not hold dust, while quite thin en­ long run is better pay than the summer ough for ou capricious climate up to the pleasures that follow a carrer like Oakey dog*days. But to be.stylish, a bunting Hall's. Such a summer is always followed dress needs much ruffling and drapery. by u long and very dreary winter. Oakey Twenty yard* is a moderate allowance for a”suit, short, and showing the trim boot Hall will, in a year from now, be borrow­ and ankle, as it is the last caprice to wear ing a dollar^ or taro from chance Ameri­ the skirts. .cana in London to pay fat the miserable । bed he will be sleeping in. And suchi wu an unlucky day, hardly dry enough , to allow the appearance of new dresses men always end exactly in that way. and bonnet* which are in season at the time. The churches vied with each othcr has got tired of being followed by the law• in the splendor ol their floral decorations, and services of song, while in every florist’s 1 window the Easter lilies shone like lights. told all he knows about his escape and the1 Some very plain churches, which attempt­ i ; ed nothing in the way of decoration, re­ jis/ He lived i^a fisherman's hut in New membered the feast as appropriately by Jersey; be lived in ths everglades ofr making the hearts of their poorer mem ■ ' ' bars g)»d with serviceable gifts. One Florida ; he went hither and yon, a fugichurch voted that every member should 1 be given, on Easter morning, a package । containing a pound of coffee, a pound of ,much as to.be allowed to quit his wand­ tea, fire pounds of beef, four pounds of sugar and fifteen yards of calico. Of erings and settle down to a qiuet life out ' ' course this was all paid for by the rich 1of jail. He has been hunted up and member*, but as they filed out of the < down the earth, branded as a criminal, till, church, every member, rich and poor, weary and faint, be wanted peace. And took the package ho or *hc was entitled to. so be permitted himself to be taken, and The poor membera were not put out of eouutehiinee, nhd the rich ones sent their oepted term*. met" Nellie looked up with a start, scarce crediting her ears, end could she believe her eyes ? Yes, there he was, flushed and heated, looking tenderly down into her eyre, trying to Toad her secret. “ Oh! you are saved I Thank God P And from simple joy Nellie again bowed He taros over to A'e city M*r. 19. Bataae* . FIRST WARD FUND. ■Jl'TSlTA > ilk ward ftind Jtnj hiah’V n.' ! f’.’afisg'..*"0" FOURTH ward fund. Dr. .ir,-, ism. SRCOND WARD FUND. •' aaranai tat t The great king is now a poor old men. with nc mon- Finanehi Report. he dares not look back upon, and no fu­ 2b the Honorable, the fbmmon ('ouiteHo/ ipr. 4. To bal. on hand in Tra.« 3 Than are a thousand dray* style, covering details of the tour through the gardens of the Southwest (the Arkinsas Valley, Southern Kansas, to the very heart of the Alps of America—the Rock. y Mountains. Jaunts arc made to all th a famous resorti of Colorado, rhe rcmarkitie ruins, the spriugs, the minee, auti.iu short, to every point of interest to touri»t, agriculturist, capitalist, miner, and invalid’ With the Tounirr, the San Juan Gnnr keeps filing company, and the two publications arc mailed free to all writing for one or both to T. J. Anderson, Topeka, I I I I I I I I I I I I I Dr. A Card Wc take this opportunity of informing the public, that we will safely and radical­ ly cure all eases of filet, without the use of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. E. F. A I. W. Brown. H.mtings, Dec. 21, 1876. xxi68tl to 1* t ward FIRE FUND. Notice. Farmcmjjlense Lak* notice that I h«a_bought out \ the interest of Calhoun A Beckwith, io'the hotel barn hnd you wll ■Eft find it to your interest to call and see m.. xri51tf J. W. Brock. Dalatu-o LIBRARY FUNDDfftk Dr. Wanted. dS' SCHOOL FUND, DISTRICT NO. 1 SCHOOL FUND. >n roll 1876. let and ■rd. SIL'S! 51 a roll ITS. ted and ■rd» tail (U A good, improved Farm. Any one having a farm of 80 acres or more, with good buildings, can hear of a purchaser by calling at my office over Hastings Na­ tional Dank. Tnoa. J. Wilder. Mar22tf Hastings. March 28.1877. I need what you owe me. Call and se s at once. O. Dj-Spaulbing. mar29w4* ‘f? loose J mo 00 PRIUARY SCHOOL FUND. ....... * NEW ADVERTISMENTS. .Dr. Taken from the Hastings postoffice, wtne time within the last 10 days, a penuon draft in f«tnr nf Maria Roush, and payable at Hastings. Tho person hiving it will please return it to the postoffice immedi­ ately. Mrs. David Roush. Hastings, March 23d, 1877. mar26t2 CHEW-SMOKE «fe.MATCHLESS I FINEST Floc TOBAC CO Til NOIUI TOIAfiCO Cfi. BMMLW.fi.«. S66 Sure?. H.XMArLLL^^^J^^y^? WO2"?tRKVr "WM1» 05,000 «f tbe Inxraled. muf . ■ a wbfiMyFeaaX, SSrFmI irriSR caution Important Notice. Hartingf, March 16,1877. Having found the payment of High Rent a tax too great for my customers to pay, I have purchased of Augustus Rower the west half of his 'new brick block on the north side of State street, next west of lii< Boot and Shoe Store, where I shall move ere long. In the meantime I will continue to sell Dry Goods, Clothiag. Boots and Shoes, Carpets, Groceries, Ac.. Ac., at the lowest living prices, to close out my present stock, before moving into my new quarters. R. J. Grant. marl9w€ “The Barton Experiment,” by the an* thor of " Helen s Babies.'' Just rcctiml by J. Roberts, Poetoffico Building. mar26mat For' s«l®. DRUNKARD STOP ! ean b® Kireu without tho knowing ol the patient oTIum habit. ‘if. To in CttrTroM By order No 222 unpaid GENERAL HIGAWAY . A Valuable Farm of One Hundred and Twenty-Two Acres, on Section 4 in the township of Rutland. Good building), good young orchard, abundance of water. and eighty acres under good improvement* It will be sold for 13,000—one-third cosh, the balance on long time if desired. David Houghstattxi'. Rutland, March £2d, 1877. mar26tf ' 7 Smoke tho VCTO, Lbe Boes Five Cent F#r sale by J. Robert. mar26m*t Cigar. §fea=.'?! A very fine assortment of Box Paper just received by J. Roberts, Postofficr Building. m»r26m*t ••rked »nd vrry fertile, prudu ture at all. I Whitman's Assorted Candies—the beat n the market. A full supply st J. P. Roberts'. “ordw aqraid No. 17 . IWQ TAX FUND. " Mouotain Tourist Is worthy of comparison with Pictvretque American or The Aldim-. It Is written in gossipy, gnm^’ Kansas. coadjutors stole, and will be permitted to go out and lire unmolested. the City nf Haetinyt: S-'OOl W tiOM M be, and could not afford to change places with him. to aeule with the City Treaottrrr and prepare respectiWIy submit th* following and annexed a* their report, and suggest that th* City was raying, much He twrar intended that the verdict of the FIRST WARD FUND. ____ "JACKSONS BEST" Chewing Tobacco there it no doubt but that die arob o spirator, Tilden, wishes very Settle Up. fiyi SWEET TTA.-U-S- Whatever may be the upshot of Nellie’s head bowed lower. THIRD WARD FUND. a?!? . Cannot but be the happy thought a. tho fortnnato recipient of the ‘ Hocky Mountain Tourist" scans in w0Qde^ fully attractive pag« and peruseo iu f„. dnatinp drocripUoM. M^t beautifully embellished with new and highly ulirtic engravings, its letter-preM a model of typ. n^mnhieal rtehacaa atiA il>. ___ . 1 UUbwu- lu oa roll M7C this city, and the head and front of the During their conversation they had been respectable portion of the clique that has sauntering along the garden path, and be­ plundered New York so long, is in Lon­ fore either was aware they had reached the don in disguise, and the mere sport of a veritable cherry tree where they had first met. They threw themselves upon the cheap actress who will • hang to him grass, and then bust into a hearty laugh as long as he has any portion ofXhe mon­ as they thought of their strange, quaint ey hi stole, and desert him the moment meeting. it is gone. Oakcy Ball' passes into histoThe next hour was spent pleasantly by en-brown curia tossed about by the breeze, i in 7i tin rt —Faohiona—Easter. as I wrote last week. clear, musical voice he read of the bold Miles Standish, of his noble though stern nature, his love for the Puritan maid, Pris­ cilla, of his faithful, though tried, friend, John Alden. On through the skirmish with the red foe, when the brave little army, guided by the honest Hobomok, the friend to the white man, and led by brave Captain Standish, marched many a weary mile to quell the rise of the savage. Nellie was listening to the melodious, cloquent tones of the reader, drinking in every word, little thinking danger was near at hand. She was roused by a roaring, terrible noise near by. She looked np, and instant­ ly jumped to her feet with a cry of dis­ may, for only a few yards from them was her uncle's rod bull, which had evidently broken from its fastenings. Mr. Marchment looked up, and at a glance took in their critical position. . 44 Nellie, the tree. It’s your only chance." Nellie. without a word, sought the tree, turning back but once to implore her companion to follow her. The attempt, how­ ever, would have been fruitless. He stood coat in hand, ready to receive the first rush of the now mad, furious bull. Nellie, in the tree, her face pale and drawn with anguish, sat waiting the result. In that moment of intense pain, when chances of life and death were evenly balanced, she read her heart, and knew the man below, struggling bravely, was very dear to her—dearer than all the world beside, that without him her life would be a void, for she loved him as only woman can ____ jts Cr. Cltw T-mi Th® papers were all prepared some weeks ago, at Tilden’* houre in Gramercy Park, and arc now in Washington, to te used if occasion offers. Morrissey is in it, but Uastinoa, Mich., Apr. 12,1877. Hall m London—Twwd—Whet TB- ment, who had equally as hard a time seek­ ing a cool place. “Where are you going, Miss Nellie f If to some cool, enchanting spot, I beg of you let mo go too, for I have come to the sure conclusion that unless I find a breeze 1 riiall melt into nothingness." “Mr. Marchment, I pity you," said Nel­ lie with a sly, roguish glance, “and in or­ der to prevent you from becoming nothing will let you go, but on condition." • “Name tout condition. I comply will­ ingly, for I declare I can stand this heat no longer." "It ts that you read mo .‘The Courtship of Miles Standish,’ about which you have been so enthnsiartic." • “Most willingly I grant the mild re­ quest There is no poet like onr own Longfellow, and no one ever tires of read­ ing his beautiful descriptions, and in study­ ing his charming similes. Ho is r very cool snd refreshing poet, too, just what we want on suA a sultry day." “1>" said ^Ilie, “and if 1 mistake not, you raid this poem contained a most picturesque description of a winter scene, and we may, by the use of a little imagin­ ation, believe the beat gone and winter's cloak about us." ' ” In th® Sweet By-and-By '~~ 11 8. . - . —• OUR NEW YORK LETTER. when searcdy a leaf stirred with the breeze. The sun was pouring out its scorching rays, apparently blighting everything with its beat; the grass looked parchedjmd dry, and the flojrcrs drooped their bends. Nel­ lie had been trying hard to find some cool, sequestered spot about the house, but her search seemed fruitless. So, donning a thin, muslin dress, fastened here and there with cherry bows, and catching up her ■1.1. .1. £«■■ AX* - - 1 CL MW. GENERAL HIGHWAY FUND. • over the meadows and down the fcee-lin«d roads on honebeck, back with ravenous appetites, iosy cheeks and bright eyes ; sunshiny afternoons in lazy pleasures, with books and music. Local BbjijiBjj potice? t 15S : SECOND WARD FUND. a way through the courts, to gain the am­ bition of hi* lite; and ho will make the Mir.lP.ToBakw* effort, if ho gets the slightest show. If President Hayas' policy makro the alight All person* indebted to John Stanley are notified to coms and settle their ac­ counts. The time is at hand when the matters must be settled to close up the old Tax Roll* of th* City of Dartings for th* year 1876 who were a**e***d with, and did not nay, a PoU Tax. ' Joan Stanley. Joint Commisaitm should be final, if it mar29w3t was adverse to him, end had the adminiabis, and Notice. tbc ruby-red lips his first Hee. w moments of silent, unutteraUc then Nellie turned to him, *ay- ^®20K'.'S“Ma.,Fgg!! Frank, how could you ever lore Norman Jobxwm. I I �jh8?ejni-‘SeBkly.)lepliljlican6ajijiBr. ’ CUIBIAL FAM« lABffTCOUlin 11- R. T13IE-CARD Advertised Letters. Csnoers List of letters remaining fa the post office al Hastings, Barry Co., Mich., April 11,1877: M C Bleaker, Stephen Stanley, Sarah C Freeman, C II Wayle. Danis! Hall, Eater J Hall, Effie Pnrm'ter, J. F Norish. J. M. Navitts, p. M. Exurew................................... ■i Elt'ir**. fcl.» A.M. • Exrres-t!?»iurdayandSuuil«r»>!HX> r^M. reigbt »t ... J0:«0*.w. i Rapid* Exitcm - Anniversary of Odd Fellowship. , The 581 h Anniversary of th' Order of Odd Fellowship will.bo celebrat'd at the city of Hastings, on the coming 2ffth of April, by a Reuiuon of all the Lodges In Barry county, and invited guest a from other counliea. In the evening a public address on the pur­ poses and benefit* of the Order will be given at I nion Hall by Past Grand J. Boynton of Prairieville. \ ocal tuuaic will be furnished by some of the best ringers in the eity. The Order will appear in full regalia Tlie public are cordially invited to be pres- >-e at l:l» p. t Bow nr. Alto. ■Bsllimerv. Bedford. Johns- By Order of Com. of Arrangement. Township Elections. o. M. NEVINS.I*. M. J0IINMT0W.N. Tiir Rcpubticans of this township by almost a unanimous vote, alert'd ih' following excel. SupeiviMr, Leri M. Dewey. Township Clerk, Edgar F. Nye. Treasurer, George Miller. Justice of tho Peace, full term, Levi N. Mosher. , Township Superintendent, Martin V.Barkcr. School Inspector, John H. Norris. CommlMioner of Highways, Asnhcl Beach, Drain Commissioner, Jonathan S. Steven*. (kneral Repair Shopyl.. U. Stanley Notice-Norman Johnson. Constablos, Willard S. Nye, Charles Shoe­ maker. Albert E. Dewey, Joseph H. Powers. Attention Firemen. Milliacry >hop-Mr». M. A. Poland. All About ^he County. The Fire Department will meet at the En­ gine Rooms, for drill, in full uniform, on W. F. Hick*, Chief Engineer. The Beform Chib will meet day evening m usual on Tues­ Bobinson's Swiss Ball Ringers at Union Hail to-night. Don't fail to hear them. of alt kinds cured. Special Notices. Cancers of the Bicast removed without breaking tl.S skin if takon early. * Knife not ustd' Very little pain. Call on or address E. F. Brown, M. D., apr!2tf Hastings, Midi. Notice to Teachers of Carlton., A Teachers' Examination will be held nt the Curlton Center School House on Friday, the 20th dayof April, A. D. 1877, at 9 o clock A. M. Teachers will please provide themselves with pens and paper, and be ready to begin promptly at tho hour. No certificate will be granted to those making up a partial list Examina­ tions to continue at thd discretion of the Superintendent. mailed Free IVI FLORAL- GUIDE The best thing to feed your homes, cat­ tle, sheep and hogs, is Oil Cake, at apr 12 Wanzer & Barnes. If you intend to use wall paper this spring, come and see our very large assort­ ment before purchasing. apr 12 Wanzkr 4 Barney. The largest stock of Wall paper, consist­ ing of Gilt, Bronxe, Satin, Pink, White, Blank and Brown, all at very low rates at apr 12 Wanzeb A Barnes. Mr. W. O. Freeman of Meadville ha just received a car-load of horst* from Ohio, which be will sell at reasonable E’ces, on time, on good approved notes. t has, also, a fine Pcrcheron stallion, just imported, that will be kept this season for the benefit of the stock-growers of tho county of Barry. apr!2tldh Prof. Charles Dickie will lecture for the ben- The] House of Representatives has passed the bill detaching this county from the 17th Judicial District and attaching it to ths 20th. Th:it is tho least objectionable form in which the bill could pass, but we think it aa outrage for the people of Kent county to ask us io •Sect a Judge for them and then kick us out of the jurisdiction of :lie Judge of our choice. Fair minded men would do no such thing. GENERAL REPAIR SHOP. J. Galvin, hose coupling. Detroit. J. Jenks, feeling air to furnace, Detroit. E. Krelwilx. lag, Inhpeming. *G. Newnll. planing machine preasura har, The undersigned would announce to tho people »f Hastings and Vicinity, that He has opened ashop in Agricultural Hall, for the purpose of doing genera! shop work. Gumming and filling saws a speciality, your patronage is respectfully lolicilcd. Truly Yount, L. B. STANLEY. Remember the place is Agricultural Hall in the Block occupied by Messer Bro's. Hastings, Apr. 10,-’77. f£. nitPLOT3IE.1T FOB ALL! Detroit Advertisements. 600 bu., REFUSE BEANS, In quantili't to suit, at •25 cents per bushel, In owner* boai. sue in bbu. o«ur'r«> in niilro'd depots in thie eity. b., passing this place about 7.10, reaching De- POULTRY WORLD. A 'pleaded Illu»tr»t«l Monthly. —t>. Coxa. rear*. wtxSsv as THE FAMILY GUEST matter. ............ ■■••• re; : ........ ......... cKsAllS£k^U.S.T. Drug®, Medlcms, Etc., Etc Wm. H. Goodyear. PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST. PEOPLES DRUG STORE. Physician’s Prescriplions and When there is so much rivalry aa in Shall it be a - MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescription* skillfully compounded. Also a full line of HMH, UKS, WS, OHS, DYE STUFFS, &o. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. • PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless varieties. xxiesu NEW 'pVassar—Clamaat Smith. Judas of Probats. i» ‘^TtErWa^TpABKER, POWERS <fc BARLOW. vherr/ortt before acknowledging the euperiari- LADLES—Come and see Mrs. Potts’Sad Irons—Something new. Delmonico Range ^wc|^Remedy. few preparations that have stood ths test, those manufactured by R. V. Pieree^M. D., of tho World's Dispensary, Buffalo, N. I., have for K?i^.“ssdS.,£JKaKSS; w-wr-r t-x- ,rtrywh«* (A viva oorr) GUARDIAN’S SALE. aUceTcHABH. OSBORN S' ISjy'i'"- prepaid. Add Buffalo. K. V. Boots aud shoes in all the latest styles for Ladicf and Genta at apr 12 \ Wrakly cr SemDWsekly for Wooli rr ff- •'ThT’nXtffi m-’thbdrfn' "SUd. “>• h‘lf ™ Brick for sale at my yard. Section 23d, cheap, at Woolltt’b. And other nice articles for Ladies’ uc«. Builders’ Materials, Strictly Pure Lead, Star Nails, Wiard Plows Every one guaranteed We also offer aAill line of general Hard­ ware.__ Please call and examine our goods. iu Rutland. Hkxrt L. Niwtom- D«. 5lh, 1876. that queelion during the next week. - carefully pre­ would succeed must first give positive and eon- ascertained, for Dr. Sage ' Catarrh Remedy and Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery are now prescribed by many physicians in curing obatinat' cases of catarrh and incipi'nt oontnmption. The Discovery has no equal In cur­ ing coughs, colds, bronchial and nervous af­ fections. It allays all irritation of the mucous * nee meet inp held there tho past winter. It membrane, aids digestion, snd when used with is now expected that the Hen. Jams* O'Don- Dr. Pierce s Pleasant Purged™ Pallets readily ■•11, Mayor of the city of Jackson, will bo overcomes toryfa hwr and oonslipadon, whBe present Several good speakers will address the Favorite Prescription has no rival in tho field of prepared medicine fa curing diseases the meeting. Jamas Hence, cf tho Reform peculiar to females. If you wish to ulf." procure a copy of "The People s Com­ aisted by the complement of tubers, will find mon Sense Medical Advieer," an iUnrirated Four mere issues will complete d»s present J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS, The Gospel of Merit. The Maia Mooting in Union Hall next 8nu'Uy evening bids fair to be one of the pleas- The Banner. City Drug Store! niinlp of purest quality only. arriving al Grand Rapids at 9.40. Tho time on the other trains will be shortened, much to the convenience of the public. bedy’and bring your friends. - WOODS A CO., Cambridgeport, Mass. WAJUaOOXBi tee WaahlarUa St., Boat's; 17S 8Ut« St., Curago; ISLndgat'U THE VOI SI. JOnNBON A CO.. . There will be a change of time on the Mich­ igan Central and Branches on the loth fast. At that time the Detroit Express wi’l be put on the Road again, leaving Grand Rapids st 0 a. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOB ORGANS P II A«enl« wanted. Af'weest* invested la aur nee articles wiU enable anybody te earn from fl to f'o per <lay. Call or send stamp for illailratrd book. UBTROIT CUHOMO CO. •i»l Woodward Avenue. Detroit. Mich. febPMi. - Family Recipes PROBATE ORDER. bottom fjevkcjeus. Remember the place, at J. 8. R LWYJlJV '8 Boot and Shoe Store, Jetf^hson street. Give me a call, xxi66tf C. M. RUNYAN. •••«*«■■ fwuA.H'a’r vb.Mkh. wj-Tbcbulvi pared with Drugs and Chemicals Flint. • E. Richmond, advertising cases, Detroit. Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00 ; Sugars, syrups, spices. Baking P>owder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold at b!e»and Flowers. Handsomest Guide Published 53?-Scud for it "’St Detroit Meed Co. Detroit. Mich. ing April 10, 181 R. Abbott *and M. Parrish, key for lock, Jackson. F. Rich, ginging and eentering tools. Grand Rapids. M. Boult, cutter head. Battle Creek. L. Dube, preventing the obstruction of water channels, Lakeside. j. Burt, purifying furnace gases, Detroit. I wo uld respe cthilly announce to the citi­ zens of Hastings and vicinity, that I have u new and IBM M Of OWBIB! Q'o. M. Savage A Co’s Col Removal'.—Goo. M. Savago <k Co., the well known newspaper advertising ■gents, of Detroit, Mich., have removed from 72 Griswold to more commodious New Millinery Store, and convenient quarters, No. 30 Congress struct west, where they have fitted up ele­ State Street, North side, first door west of i gant offices, tho Bank. . New .Goods, Now Styles, New Prices. OK, Callin'in CXXTS. Poatpaid. Sosxav 40c* rda lUcnaMrun. Ponttae. Mich. Ladies, pleaae call and look at our goods before purchasing. We keep the Domestic paper fashious for ladien and children. We have the Chi­ cago styles of trimming, and shall have all the novelties of tho season as fast as they appear in the market. Ladies of Hastings and vicinity are cordially invited to call (.Containing over 1,200 varieties Vege­ Mm. M. A. POLAND. table and Flower seeds. Colored aprl2m3 Plates. Elegant wood-cut* of Vegeta Fv-nishod thia hg|ufui'>er the'meeting of the Ladies' Tem­ paper by Cox & Cox. Solicitor* of Patents perance Christian Union on Tuesday afternoon Washington, D. C. L. Scofield, planter*. Grand Haven. at the Reform Club Room i The**social connected with the Emanurj A. Temple, euttain rollers, Montague. J. Allen, wind mill, Albion. Church will be entertained on Friday after, We see more nice improvements at Z. F. Barber, elevator buckets. Oxford. c >on by Mrs. Julius Rusveil. A. Fowler and J. Hagg, draft equalisers, B. Willison’s, a fine abow case, a butter Mr. John W. Custer has opened a new Forsafe, and lots of new goods. Wall, he de­ Kalamaxoo. trait and Tintype Gallery over the postoffice. serves prosperity, for he works fur it, buys J. Mosher and 4 Pennington, mitering ma­ He is an excellent artist, and should I* liber-. good goods, and sells them at the lowest chine. Pewanao. living prices. Don’t forget to call and ex­ N. Owen and E. McClintock, thill coupling, . amine his stock the next time you want East Saginaw. 1 any groceries. apr 12 11 J. Secord, sat: boiler raxes, Port NanUsc. j J. Taylor, washing machine. Three Rivers. I put it into type tor this issue, the Council procwlingv will not appear until .Monday. t-r an church next Wednesday evening. Ad­ mission 25 cents. The funds are to lie used to point the church. We hope to see the house hllod to its utmost capacity. Toallwhoare»A«rin^lKm th'«rr>c* aad la- List of Patents. each dated March 3. 1877. ■Te iw'that there is a new millinery and tiaey good* wore just wert of the Bank, on 8,‘ate -treel. Our ladies will do well to call C. M. RUNYAN’S. poet & Co. hi» paper. Township Sup't of Schools. Uarltou, April 7, 1877. apr!2t3 Boots and ahoes of all grades and price, The regular annual meeting of Pioneer En­ gine Co, No. 1 will be held on Tuesday even- I made to order on reasonable terms at apr 12 WoOLLBY’f. ing, April 17. after drill, for the purpo«e of' electing Company officers for the enculngytnr. ' Repairing of all kinds in our dine i promptly done at the lowest living rates. I apr 12 WotMJ.EV. Quarterly meeting yerviee* at the M. E« Don't foil to remember and to attend the Benefit Ball to be given by the Reform Club al L'ni ,n Hall on Friday cveuing. Tickets only one dollar. Murie by Reed's Celebrated Sand. POSITIVELY CURED.? m„2yi POWERS* BABLOW. �ter, or I may my at any time, it is best to Odo to my washerwoman—$2.50. cover U» V0Mb with a hot mixture of tar and pulverised brick dust or fiarsand. HURAL TOPICS. A solution of shellac in alcohol, as thick as sidered bgr many u the best preparation During the mild days that can be applied. of winter, orchards may be pruned. while Twenty-fire yearn ago I had as good the branches to be at away. swim before me of 103 pigs which were sold by a Pennsylvania breed (It is ruinous each I Some of the finest imported ani­ mals brought $1,000 eaoli. plainly in excess of the natural saquire- The list com­ prised the breeder’s sales during the year mata of the tree, to conform to the ex tent of ita roots. these prices .' Simply because there are fools enough existing to buy pigs at, not the above prices, but at $25, $30 and $50 •wh, and if a breeder pays $1,000 for a Very fine sow, he gets hia money back, and an immense profit in a few years. in pruning only the few unsightly branches and those improperly situated should be Berkshire* of the present day are not any Large quantities of commercial fertiliz­ ers arc sold because many farmers and gar­ ago, which went a-begging for purchasers. deners, in seme of the States, are unable Farmers triod them and discarded them, to obtain enough stable manure for their “ They don't have aide pork cropa. Happiness u a perfume that one cannot shed over another Without a few drops falling on one's self. fertilizer! produce, in many instances, good ders," and that is the case with thia breed results, but they are not as reliable as barn- but in reality they are not improved at all. in ooounercial fertilisers are potash, nitro- This same humbuggery is being extended, geu (ammgfcfo), phouphorieacid, sulphuric add and lime, the first three constituents Borkahirea al low prices is for ferment and commercial fertilizers wo should select those that contain potash as the best , second, That is the only third, phosphoric add. nitrogen; Tho following is a list of some of the beat for- tiliaen* and the prices per BXXOVAVWQ M KAnow LANDS. Very often meadows, or mowing lands, 100 pounds in New York: formers have manure to spare to apply to their meadow lands; and to purchase com­ mercial fertilisers, with their uncertain re­ The four last articles also contain a cer­ sults, is not advisable, unices a farmer can tain quantity of ammonia, which governs Why do the recriminations of married couples resemble the sound of waves on the shore ? Because they arc murmurs of the tied. when I drink coffee." the turning under of the sod enriches the pnncipolly), the pricey are a trifle higher- “It's all for tho best," remarked Blinks, with a sigh, as he paid for the hat he had lost. “Nay,” interposed tho lucky man, “ 'ds all for the better.” I consider muriate of potash the safest nr tide for fiuners to buy, as the potash is। \j» .always productive of a fair crop of grass good for any crop. The way of applying, for a few years. But a better stay is to all tha aboVe, except the bone flour and superphosphate, is to mix them with four times their bulk of noil, and apply w small' immediately sow a second crop and turn fSg OrudBaokb. Manhatl. msr‘- I),pot foot of Third Itnet. 1 Chir«o tImo. and Itava dtpo Voroatoand Buffalo Expraa Buffalo Moraine KxpreH, ■ Buffalo Nuht Ex pre-. _ Montrral and iioatnn F.xprr TorontoanU'Motrtreal Exprr Jo.exviLt.*-Witb Lake FliaraX Mieb.Kontbent RaUroad. B*«a«a-WHh Detroit.ilUladala X 8opthwe.tan> wlratLoo— With Lake Shore A Mich. Soothers (Air U«a.) Aencnii Jrxcrios—Wltli Detroit. Eal Rlvav A IllpMU and Baltimore A Ohio Railroad.. a koiT Watxx—With Pltubvreh. Fort Weroa A ITucaxo. Tolmta, Wahaah A Weatern. Fort WaSM, MnwrteACiMtaMiLsad CiBainaati, Riohatfcd lodation QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. CHICAGO ta LAKE HURON W The Reliable Short Line EAST AND WEST. TIME TABLE No. 8. depots. ’ to akb nux 8RAND RAPIP8 ARB DETROIf «SE *700 a. *10>0S a. XDally. t oa m. On a church in Delaware, temporarily dosed, appears the following notice : “No admitteiu in this church unless tho pennilty of the lav is onforcted. Kocp away.” TIMETABLE. Mixed. Laiiaiu*. Iirt> Fettmflta. seed, spreading U somewhat- down thick to a variety of grasses, without Some of these fertilisaa may Wqtfre dis­ Clover sood may be Sown in solving in water, and the soil saturated in the following March,-even if the ground layers from a watering pot. be covered with snow ; and when the snow farmera is to obtain some of these fertilix* My advice to melts Ike seed will find ita way into the MIUU.IU. Dtul fumed ns al!. Each breathed his day. Kffl. \ ennontnll* Furniture, Coffins Etc. “I am speaking,” said a long-winded or­ ator, “tor the benefit of posterity." “Yea," said one of hia hearers, “ and if you keep on much longer your audience will be here." • ora to experiment with, if it be only a few ground by the freezing and thawing of it pounds from your village druggist, il be for a few thaes. Or the land may be left can supply them. He will ask about It was a New Jersey wife who said : till ^irine, then harrow it, sow all the seed double the above prices, but for a small ex-< -"My dear, if yon can’t drink bad coffee at once, and brush it in, then roll it; and periment the difference will not be mueh. without abusing me, how is it that you can drink bad whisky without abusing thebarif seeded quite early as good a crop of READ Nothing encourages the local press so much as to see bats-raws introduced. be grown with the grass, but it would not The first and last injupctien of tho local editor to the miD-owner is, like that of be advisable to do so unless you hsvo ap­ the patent medicine man, “ Send for a cir­ plied some fertiliasrs besides the two crops cular." Of buckwheat. If stable manare, or any ------------------------------kind of commercial fertilizer, be applied to' A pair of Qtmkra* were Ltely hcerd in the laud, it should be spread evenly, after high controversy, the husband exclaiming: the land is plowed, and should be harroweeb -*1 am detarmined to Lavs om quiet week ■with thee.” “But how wilt ihoi be able i» thoroughly. If plowed in, it would get in the fall previous. ' A crop of grain may and be happy again. TRAINS EAST. ooiwa wist. AtlxniU Exprw. Imtm Graad Itapi and Handay ni<bu. al 7:30 p. w.. *rri’ sea at IMS artuint, aad at Detroit 3 „. _ ” 1 I ~ A brush harrow can be made in a few minutes, to oprer the graas* was the rcjoiader. seed, by tying together hemlock, spruce, An imaginative Irishman has improved upon Ossian. • J returned,’' saya he, “fo the halls of my faftiUr by night, and-4 or other boughs of trees; or small branch­ es may be nttaohed to the under aide of an ordinary harrow, between the teeth, so that found them in ruins. I cried * My fathers, where are they?’ And echo reSome farmera du. not cover grass need at spfiodfidy .,.*.11 .that y->.< VaxrinV Me- the seed will not be covered too deep. all; and if a heavy nun comes soon all will be right, but it is risky to do so. A heavy - । k.. ^Tra<_ n-Mi-. tweed a bffl allawing wornra women to practice nractien •nougii; but a brush harrow should be need firat and then apply tte roller auitbc Work will be well done. • thirty. Nothing tends so In the Senate twenty-six to six. Work well A Now York State church has the fol­ lowing notice posted up: “Anybody stick­ ing bills against thia church will be prose­ cuted recording to few, or any other nub “Man," says Adam Smith, *'« an ani­ mal that makes bargains. No other ani­ mal does this—no dog exchanges hopes with another." Not unhas the larger dog happens to have the smaller bone. . Long experience shows Chai" frlien it is desirable to produce a free growth of ahooU 7 on H CH 10 45 SALISBURY &. BROS SEA U r»n trauniku. lor net run. 1'ijBonl loaia. Gratav ills, sad* Howi °° X00 “can to hvc without trial? Then y®° would wish <to die but half a . .. > ....... man—at the very best but half a man. Without trial, you cannot guoas at your own strength. Ma do not learn to swim on a tabla They must go into deep water and buffet the surges. tw!" •• •• " " “ •• ii Upta 1| r *■ si 3 15 Rsllroxd. for BMo? HapUU. AlMc FURNITURE, OjtoMery (Ms Bractets Fraaer, fc. tar aU i \ text ££ The Greet Senthern Tioimfc. RAILWAY COMPANY HHUR Lelnhia hew roRK rnnu rulroih ucjlhakdjlkva, jt. Look here ! : We do not believe there is a single men in the County of Barry who evils Goods 1 s. t 45 3 SB 3 55 4 13 4 36 5* sw. Dealers tn <11 kinds Small boy—“We've very weak and tired; walked ail from heaven last night; mustn't* ing up any row around here now.* and leaves, pruning should be done when iehi- |3~" ft &s:-- A U s. m. | 0» " , 1 03 " 1 lg-.‘ um, When a Connecticut deacon nudged a somnolent worshipper with the contribution box, the sleepy individual awoke partially, smiled, and murmured, “I don't smoke, thank you," and droppod off again. Small boy, on tip-toe, to his companions —“ Stop your noise, ail of you." ComThe greatest man is he who cl right wUh die most invincible rroolt __________ _________ ..temptation from wit in and without; who bears the heavil Gret Reduction in' » A celebrated poet advertised at one time that he would supply “Lincs for any Occa’ aioc." A fitbennan sought him shortly after, and wanted * *a line strong enough to catch a porpoise.’’ I 11.0J- . M 15 I It-Olun1 A » ! Jackson Lt 3.45 i Jont. j grass will be obtamod as if it were seeded buried too deep. C 40 9 40 I » 1-1 7 » 10 S> i » •SoodorsxcapUd. tSaSiday aadVaadj? •pud- BRANS RAPJDS DIVISION. rKxiwit LAn Division. L Naw Baff.lo, Mick Iran Cit: quantity in the hills of <nrn, potatoes, Ac., with, the wheat or rye. Detroit. QRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. MAY LjMO. the prices. . density of ita grass roots ; and a reseeding _ ^11 Indianapolis. Fort W tftr, Anburn Junction. W atarioo. An arithmetical peace maker figuratively suggests to the politicians: “This is 0 a time 4 vi-2-per R ing. Let us be 1 country and 1 people at 10-rale." dissolved with sulphuric add (ammonia, sow tho land to buckwheat early in May, rallrotd for Nrwaao and intanuBaUsatata.twa train* eaeb day and eloaa connartiow with train* tortb *r>lh Grand Rapid* A tadtaaarailroad for Day Ex prei. north Vill not rtop at *tatioM where The popubliou of our globe u about fifteen hundren millions, or about an aver­ sometimes feasible in a moderate degree, aa and the 4/ Grand /i4Td.-with O MV Divtaan af the M LKSrtfflS ISw3sSTGt.“AK; We appreciate no pleasured unless wc are occasionally debarred from them. Re­ straint u the golden rule of enjoyment A little boy camo to -his mother recently Bom Aoftr and superphosphate and said, “Mamma, I should think if I was of lime are worth $2 per 100 lbs., or if' made of dust I should get muddy inside soil, according to its thickness TUA?NS GOING NORTH. Men think it no shame to give han-1aomo oboquies to those deed, whom living they had suffered to starve unnoticed. renovate such lauds without any manure is To Goin» North—Day Borya*. Grand RasuU Mixed ,.tally cxMnt duudayx. Nlstet Jtatwaa daily except 1 age of thirty to each square mile of land surface. require renovating and reseeding ; but few afiprd the expense if not profitable. fj'S 115 4 ra 1 a i As we grow older, it is with hearts ss with heads of hair— for one that we find real there are nine that are false. being the meet important, and in buying remedy that can be applied. n fo Ifi Rapids. The reason why bankers arc so apt to prosper u because they always take so much interest iu their business. All that we should seek for | now, although they are called^'improved,” them at high prices. n8 IS A man who attempted to stand on hia dignity the other day couldn't do it. The platform vu too narrow. In seasons of frequent rains these enough, being nearly-all hams and shoul­ COIMOEAST. Spilkcna always insists on spelling needle, uiodte. He says every needle should have FKamiXtRS. better than those in this country 30 years saying: ’/ SOUTH. Old epitaph.—la memory of Jane Beal, who kicked up her hale and away she at away. COMMttCIAT. TIME TABLE. Taking Effect Dec. loth 1876 »**• T.ki^ Isn't it a luxury to conduct an election for once without fear of the whisky vote ? the lees vitality remains In him, therefore Tba michigaF B’Wsooth. Outkufi If we take away too much of tbs top if a tree it is Ilion taking Why should Berkshire bogs sell at 1876. Railroads. mCHI^RO^NTE^ Fall and Winter Tima Table. Why ri a fender like Westminster Abthird to ;<W-half the that BeeauM it contains the ashes of tho riuiuld be vl4»c is to gii_. ___ t-tt ■» o*~ — l»,r • good shape, and only at away such limb* os are S™’ cr for $40,702, or an average of 8200 Um runitit^ Ikrottyh Tat man does not believe his creed who is afraid of hearing it attacked. pigs at $5 each ; but now this same breed .of Berkshire fort Warn Jackson & SaHiai KfflGANA HK£ SHORE RAILROAD. TA* vnig Happiness can be made quite as well of cheap materials as dear ones. should be exercised in regard to selecting i •V-fchoriwt Liao botwran ChMM« aad Grand Talent and virtue are less frequently he­ reditary than the gout little ebs ce^ be done; but good judgment Berkshire swine as exist to day, and sold (fflCAGU He that means to build lajting must by his foundsiiomi low. can be easily applied with a brush, is con­ Railroads. Railroads. Phix and PVun. aim er. r.<l- w.i.iusraorT.^"’’-0-’''1'’' . Thosiytixe ef oo*ratry trsrerwd Look here! What! don't you think wo can sell raaatac to tea l<ta o< the uioaauiu. "n»j ti ;l-- > Coffins, Caskets A Shrouds We cheaper than anv firm in tho State ? (an do it, for, with tho teip of Pennsylvania Railroad mar-Gtl to drop ten J. M. HEWES, ’STATIONS IS ION TICKETS"' f win U sold at all »nK the year, for two reason., shored woand. af the branehre eut til ^7 i .।m We „W5=r>*f aaiKss’#1 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-04-16.pdf 1cc63e470fdb62d966f61c9676949175 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. iOl HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY. APRIL 16, 18 77. WHOLE NO. 2043. .................. .... ......... FAMRERS GREETING, 3F*O3Et. XOST'ir. CE0. jSTFewey i.w> . .’ .*7 PCAJFKJH PIUS. ls-.> thcxitmt sixmi. . MESSER 13JROTMId ItS ri-Busntii. The fruit, that bl), ko ih«a> evory on# : But North crPonth ; Arc on hand at the old stand with the finest Stock of Implometns • ‘ • and Macmnerv ever knowirm Hastings, nt* haw the ■ JACKSON WAGON, . DIAMOND IRON PLOW, GALES CHILLED PLOW, DIAMOND STEEL PLOW, .H <»F .»rn.M-RlITIOX : al Lirtux Rate-. .1 /»VStt T/SING. RA •iiiuriol Typ.’ C6n»Idere4 ' ji.no t f?jjof •iit» « youth. “Choose between nsc and this mat! ! soheme.’' ' “I have chosen," tod raid, with dignity, but wilt a breaking heart; and so they parted. Two weeks after Francis Mayburn had sailed for Europe, where he had been ever since. Occasionally ho had heard, indircctly, of Daisy; but never from her, She A,r Through fratnut diy and «.i*h t. iiwser tight. Single and Platform Buggies, Taylor and Gale Horse Rakes, I Buckeye Mowers with Table Rake Reaper, IXL Wind Mills, etc., etc. Our lavclyvtrh. ' I patronixingly by strangers, appearing on a • public jilatform. Faugh !" And he tried ; to dhinisw her from his thoughts, and Li-vcn ven persuaded peranaded himself tout ho had. ' But the prelude cf the Christmas carol I was now endod choir werc riotrine aiogiag :; ’ ’ ; tho 1 ’ worn Aid swtruu as iawtoe. ’ While other’ haitr ' fw«pl« tu lMlc t ii.-c liomc-maJo piunpkla utM- fPCTimi. ANDJUSffiEffl CARDS Every article we sell is warranted to please. fAPEB IS rn.w GIVE US A CALL. ON ri:»s No creature** pain I “ Got* to it* sain. Bat.only natura*! i«o:: , Burns .Messkr. Chester Messer. Doctor Aikln's Doubla Column ' READ. READ. READ THIS ’. --------------------- , ARKE moifX EY AT LAW & SOLICITOR ' . < HASCKRY. Prompt uluntica «iv»a V? Arc lb thedbli. I That loyal tr.es lycrn Florida to Maine. DISEASES. rco» the Library nnd xxKtt -f READ EVERYBODY ------------ ---------- ------------ ■ FOIL Tin: V CHRONIC AND' SI : . r.rw«!iiipfcv r.I nine.* L'«Et» r •>YIJTH Si. KNAFPEN. HOKXEYS AT LAW & SOLICIT ( IN IIANCEMY. Pcytttata ell lh< | loouuue repost. Ab J p iu their pUu asaiu: That cxilM frrt With valu rccrot. Ajj.t vex the air with aiebr. ____ H •.RVEY WRIGHT litaiirvIJeied al! in thyme ; ; , May ptuapkiur round With us al-ouud I I LiV ■ar, purify 4 far PHYSICIAN k SERGEUN, Ul’QBT. BAIUIY COV3TTY, balinaiM l*o«t« Tho happy art «if utakinr pumpkin i*a! ■OH. PITILESS, PITILESS MOON 1" »»u|i<wr »k.Ul •*“! in»pror ■ M. W. RIKER. JCSL E "/THE PEACE. General CoUoeUon upjoiuf, 1HI. II. F-PECKHAM. DELIG4TJ. WOLF. iH. I> B Hiv-l A. P DRAKE, Hirsp HAYFDRDt arsa HcrofOliv. Rt> DR. C. RUSSELL, rnvmiAN Jt SUJUlEnX.--O®a» J»H>g Ua... 1. ,tr,re. Phuraix Block. State Har.uu-.Mleh. LUCIUS RL'SSELL, ; could dance with Rose Mays, or anybody but Daisy. She was always ennged. ' Noticing this at last, good Jm' Mays ( interfered,, and said, half-laughii^ly, and j hall earnestly-: “ •‘It It isn’t fair fair, gentlemen foryou to mo­ nopolize Miss Stanley. Dr. Maybura has tried in vain to dance just one set with her. Some of you ought to give way to him, as he is a strangor.'”' . “Ob, never mind\uy wishes, Mrs. Maya. It doesn't matter in the least," the doctor interposed, embarrassed and hardly know­ ing what he said. j------,overheard ------------- -- — , Daisy him, -------howevor. I G>Of course not, doctor,"' toe replied I cooljr. “Yet wc all commend your aelf| sacrificing spirit and laudable smbifloa in J asking to dance with « public ringtr.” It was an ill-bred thing to my ; and Miss Stanley knew it. Bat she Meant to ! shock Dr. Mayburn. The tact was very with these deep, luminous, sou] tbrillinE vivid in her mind to-night, just as it was dark orbs that passed ovur his face m they ; in his, and she meant to be revenged, might have passed over that of the re- \Fred whirled her away inannmyvtdta, ! motesl stranger. tho Doctor stood back, gnawing his He went out, with his eyes lifted up- ’ moustache in undisguised chagrin. ' wards, resting on that Madonna face. But only fora momaut. Concealing ’ he did so, a dainty glove fell down on his his mortification tinder a gay smilp, he led Isnouldcre, with the fiiintcst perlhmc of! Rose Mays out, and they too wereboon n«cs clinging'to’It. lie laid his band going round.and round, in perfect tow*, to over it, caressingly, as one might lay his the throbbing, sorrowful sweetness of ’ hand upon the head of a beloved child, j “The Beautiful Blue Danube.'* . !nnd then transferred it to his vest-pocket Daisy saw it, and a new feeling came ' j a- a souvenir of Daisy’s. "The Jaat,’’ hr 1 her, a feeling of angry pain, thd pain M • XXtltf o. i and the solo was taken up by a deep, sweet । soprano, with that sorrowful roatralto un­ ; derune, like a wail cf sadntes, or hopeless pain. Abtthat voice! It struck, like a sword thrust, to his heart. But ope woman in the wide.graud wortd. posKsacd reuch a voice ; a voice that could stir his • heart like took He had not. expected to i hear it. He thought Daisy was far away, ' In a moment alibis anger'was gone. The solo was iinitoed at last; the aernion through, the benediction pronounced, niid ‘he congregation rose uo to go. Dr. ' Mnyburu turned, and lifted his eyes to the 1 gallcryi She was there, bending over the railing, and looking down into the church, Thii food m> tarv. WITH j Just then' -Fi„ Rose ----- jMays _____ _and three w. or four 1 other young girts came dancing into toe , room, and tho conversation was hrokm off. ! Presently the gentlemen foUowed, and dinner was commenced. Colonel Maya took Daisy out, as his favorite, and placed her at bis right hand. Dr. Maybura led ; out Mm. Mays, and the rest followed in • order. After dinner othara came in. a ‘ ■ "My I>aiwy, my Daisy.” be would say. ■ or no chance to talk to Daisv again, ao I "criticixcd in the newspapers, talked of j surrounded was she with ndmireo. He to.oo I ».to sup ["MM I :i..{fiTer-nu txrhnofurc rti-jn. Xo doduettoa from to< ' said to himself, that I shall ever have, She hr-s forgotten me." He would carry It; heme, he thought mentally, and put ii in 1 ; the little ebony box, where ho kept sacred, ly the broken buckle that Daisy had cast I 'aside from her dainty gaiter, which he , • , , * ° had afterward picked up. jealousy. . . "After all then he dotwa't an," .toe thought, wearily. “IIede«p*mjnebacM>>i. I have worked for a livelihood." For, you see, toe loved Dr. Maybura as fcrrenUy aa crer. ......................... 1 ' ■ cl. r_i> -a. ic .a. iuitc at the.other end of the house, where stopping to talk inlirtlu kuota and group*, qu: io knew abe would be undisturbed, and Dr. Maynard now joineu hw unde, *ht Tlictlixp-toncd organ was pealing OU I and B Maya, whom he had nob before ' the Christmas carols with an undertone Colon*! ( seen, m he had only arrived that morning of p.usaiounic pin. No ouc noticed this s sorrowful intonation, this brcaihinp oi a at g tlrt village. Hflbt, and the curtains being a “I shall take you home to dinner," maid sigh io every bar; no one but brands ।i ittlc room -was flooded with young doctor, who had just «tho ColoueJ. “Wo will ucud to the hotel May bum, the ytyag returned from Huronc, lt-.u,~, and who had been ,fm vynr baggage. Why didn't you oome .rr .r. ----- fc ,n " WrnJ-U . . . expected fur th* lsst’wcclk *>*■“«. Iig^tVeck The yonng man was explaining the ilKmgbt, “whal perteet mom Young Judies «i>d old were inspecting him of hh delay, when his autit and her .1 could only be like that.” from qver their prayer aud hymn-books, cause < came up. As they were about hair glittered in the ■nd making eyes at him through toe daughters < Beaked of their loco veil*, meutahy cal- to । «4«p into the carriage, Nn. May said : dark eyes were full of "Dr. Mayburn,allow me to present you culntiug his wealth, and worth, and pro­ Sho wiped the tears from her eyes, reso­ to nouncing him tho cutch oi the season. i Miss Stanley, who ,at alsp._oi^r guest. lutely, however. “Oh,. pitilom, pttibm But'Francis Mavburn neither knew nor 'You remember lrtr\don’t -Jou ?" Daisy lifted bcrl gyi*. for a moment, moon, cold and uusrmpatlhieing!” sheened. cared for this. Ona thought and one “Do yob ever heed the griefs you witoea, and bowrd m though she had never seen fueling- was uppermost in hia mind, the i the hearts that break befcreyouT’ . ihouubl and fooling produced by too him before. Dr. Mayburn extended hu BMTOWlul, lh“ IS™*; hand, but she did Dot «o it. She was looking past him, at Fred Mays, who was mas carol, ton carried him bac*. through I “Daisy," said a voice, full of emotion, »ix long yearn of dresry anrest, and weary -elbowing his way to Miss Stanley’s ride. beside her, ‘'after all these years, will you wandering, back to the hour when he Mrs. Mays brought her to coiisciousoeB, heard the simple tuuc of Martyn, picked ihowever, by saying ’• "Daisy, my <lu»r, jo« «« uo‘ Dr. nxii l.r nntoillml fingers on an dd craskod Be at least just to the rept piano, with this same eorrowful undertone Maybura'a hand ?’’ She looked at him, hall Then she laid her fingers in his, coldly, ibreuh cuiar aoUUupwiant for a moment. The next Bick lo the <l»y when lh« dukluh Tok. as any stranger might bare done. They were boos, stowed away in the car- arms. of lhe «,«o«n jaw old pel looking op .rW*« ML to riago, with Fred between them, playing at him with innocent eyes, had said, State Item*. with too tassels on Daisy's muff, and “ Why do you object to my earning my li.iog? lompoor.. Impumlkuwork, Fred’s aster, Rose, making eyas at her Thrc are about, R.OOO pem-iones in cousin, the doctor, and drawing him on in or live on alms—— Michigan. ’ “Not alms, hu interrupted. “My a Christmas flirtation. And thus they ar­ Thirteen millions of brick have been u»; Will only!» wo sW “■ Uro you re­ rived at the Halt The Hall was a .lately dwelling. The laid in toe Capitol building at Lasang, main with h»r.” . broad entrance, the dining-room, and the and only 75,000 more are needed. For Daisy was a distant cousin, who, parlors were now trimmed with evergreens h.Tiai Loon left no oepM, bd boon The Ingham circuit court is DOW «•the house throughout Unpt'l bv hire. Moybnra, w»b wbo» and flowers, and aaa iraave , KW*3 “Ff tow^nal of WUhard B. Opyfettive uppmrance. •ho lud Bred until «bue Wy’o <teub, «boul prewntod a grand dawn first to dinner. She for 'the mtuder of Daisy came di — S-=l •-? . yoor bolbre, ’'bon »b. bod^bjon ukeo. ’ dark, rich ! toe Marble farm, m Mendmn, teWfwrtflnwore a floating robe of some dark, rewiwnoily, W ibo boiuo of Mr. M»y Xiri andf entered the iiarior where Dr. i b«. Woven* Blair appe« for tor fe borfl.nur. Poire w» wo pm! to rel Mavburii rtotxl with his back to too door, ; kum. , lhe breed of dopondrewe w tho homo of • looking at, and krneinx something tost be j K "God Wm y^’sF wmpmtire oirongor. odd Iwmg held in his hand. Ha turned suddenly, Dl. Reynolds gtta wore jntenxmvsmroioTwhieb hud boon eutureUd uaUr unon Dais/-* entrance, and thrust her hi- ghleinto gwebmtoaofwomoreiltattlJwb, the beat of masters, she had resolved to tic-kid glove into bis vest pocket; but not; w. —...ki M net rfMitoina * rittUBM*.' rah on it for a livelihood, k ouag Jraauntil she bad seen it, however. dZMayburu, with bis axwtosratos p«a• “Ah, you found myglova? toe said, dollm] Julf • • w. diees was infinitely shocked' when h« “Tbatto you/ Aad toe JKSreJSfiSflK tSof thio rewlotioo, .ndwuoowrei- mdiffurcntly. srw'swsi'raw®? CHAS. II. BAUER, EY at 'LAW AND PROSECUriXd IN)Y for Harrr Confctr. A««nt for Hum* V.-.U ' '■■ BURGHER. II.'.EY, Cwnodlor. and SoUrtler. OSes -.Un.iiasa.Mfaa ISAAC W. VROOMAX. ‘UMDER-Sinytaat Dsputy V.«. Marshal. Qjmi !?,L JOHN Q. CRESSY C. G. HOLBROOK, •s’SSffiS 5X& doxvciring to combat it. ; “I cannot do that," stud tyqr, i» answer to hie Ujbw., i»u«i of. *** your mother it- ww differed‘‘AudjonwiU ”'«“ And yon will not^oU' n<* it up for »»T J. L- F19H. I was a successful singer ; received a high score aud more, all young, and there was* salary nt a fashionable church : never ap- ' dance, and then a supper, and the merry peared in p coocert-'roonj but she had a J party w» kept up till the small hours of । pei feet ovation. Bnt all this only angered ; the morning. ’■ ! him the more against her. In all that lim) Dr. Maybura had little Aa J roll that* L'.mr, All the above named Plows arc .sold on trial. i.................... I bu of age, when I ah »R come into my astonishment, and, speaking in the third I fortune; wo can live soi aehow, till then.' person replied, “Dr. Maybura is mistaken । “No, I will not break op tho plans that in Mias Stanley. In all the years of her I have been made for you, a«d alienate your tpublic _ _ ______ _____ life,” __ and she emphasized the word ; family. You must go a krwd and study, public, -•kK- “no ...... pcntlcm n tieman ever before dared to 1 as has.been arranged. It’—if—when you take such a liberty ' 1 return, you wish no—” H= He put the the glove silently into her hand. ; “ Never," he had an* wend, savagely, I “ Forgive me, ‘•Forgive me,” he said, kindly, “I mo I [flinging from him the hand ho had taken, . have no longer —r any right to ask a fcrnr of for he -WM hot-tampered, in his early ' you." < |k»" “Will jou doI iH»» »• “ k"J Homer U. Hiicboock, of Ki A. Board, but �t -■ i Jig Jg|ii-lMkij fjejliblicap hppef KDITOa I ' HwU°S»> U»b Uth day of April Hai ■ Job* J. Pukisa, Chairman of U>» Board of County Canva»M>rv COUNTY CANVASS. At the election on the 2d insL, in thia I a correct a* Moment of lb* voles given in • County c f Barry Bute of Michigan. for Justices of the Supreme Court st the Gen­ eval EhcfJoc, held tn said County on the county, there was cast for Justice of the Supreme Court, 3575; for Thomas M. 2211. far Henry J. Sevenw 1364, For Regents of majority fbr Cooley 847. Statement ot Votes given in the County of Barry State of Michigan, tor Regents of lhe Uni varsity, at the General Election he’.d in said County oDthe Second day of April, in tho year of our Lord one thousand eight hun 1’. Collier, 2206, for George L. 2204, for Atuwu Malta, dred »nd seventy Deven. E. Chadwick 1363, for> John Lewis, 1364, majority fbr Col Her 842, for Lewie, 840. i I I Townships In November there- was cart in couaty for Governor a J . 5488; of this 2. r which f Charkro M._ Croswell received 2941, WilKam L. Webber 1864, majority for Cros- 1077, showing an increased Republi- ’ Baltimore. Parry. Carlton. Cartl*t©n, 70 175 can majority in proportion to the whole 188 70 78 89 115 116 78 2*8 680 161 108 108 IM 104 42* *' City, )»t, Wd 40 14® 40 OFFICIAL CANVASS. “ 30 14< 80' 2*4 M. 64 r>i_ 86® 4th 11 109 109 75 .. Pursuant to the statute in such Hope, 114 5O< 188 188 made and provided, the Board ot County Irrng,' 129 129 112 112 482 JohniUwi) 22 286 UsnvaanerB met at the office of the County MapleGrove 68 6b 97 880 Clerk, on Tuesday April 10th, 1877, and OranxBville, 141 141 78 organbed by *tb« , election of John J. Praieville 132 182 Rutland, 86 84 Perkins as chairman. There was present Thomapple. 172 172 120 120 118 470 as eanvnsscn from the several townships WoodlamL Yankee Spring*, 119 110 the following gMticmcn: Totals, . . 22D6 2204 1383 1884 71*7 Aaryria, Thomas H. Bartram. The whole rnmber of rotoa given for said Baltimore, Charles M. Hendershott. Regents of tho University was seven tbnn«and one hundred and thirty seven. (7137) Barty, W. T. Barber. and they w ve elven for tho following per­ Carlton, J. W. Covert sons, eli . Victory P. Collier received Two thousand Castleton. RJ. Fcighner, two hundred and six votae,(2206} Hastings' E^Piaroe. George L Malta, received Two thousand Hret’gB city, 1st Ward, Robert Dawson. two hnndrod and fonr votes,(2204) Anson E.Chadwick received, oco thousand E. J. Evans. three hundred and sixty three votes (1383) John Lewis received, one thousand three J. Lee Reed. 3d hundred and sixty four votes. (1834) Philo A. She!4th Total Seven thousand one hnndred end thirty seven (7(87) don. State of M iebixan. • Hope, Dean S. Tyler, County of Barry, J flnring, John J. Hendershott. Johnstown, Levi M. Dewey. Maple Grove, Adam Wolf. Orangeville, James W. Dougbtalin. Prairieville John J. Perkins. ' Woodland, Int Stowell. Yankee Springs,' Geo. H. Spaulding. the county of Barry. Slate of for Regents of lhe University at lhe fleoer.1 Election held in mid County on the second day of April in the yAr one thontand •iflht hundred and ae Ven tv seven Dated al Hastings thia Illh day of April A. 1». 1877, John J. Perkins Chairman of the Board of Connie Canvav- Voted, on motion of Adam Wolf, that the Chair appoint a committee of three to Secretary of the Board of County Canvass compare the returns and tabulated state­ ment of the votes cast for Justice of the OUR SCHOOLS. Supreme Court, and Regents of the Uni- the 2d of April 1W7. The Chair appointed as such committee, Thomas II. Bartram, Ira Stowell and Levi returns from the township of Thornapple pie of that district; all uf’which he might have had cheap for cash, to Bay nothing of taking his boys and girls, with their keen scuribilities rapidly expanding, from an attuospberc of social refinement and culture and flinging them among tho jungles of ignorance which pervade school districts of the above description. Now hare is a man—mark you, a man : —who grumbles about his School Tax! ’the teacher “boards 'round.’’ she must go Poor fellow, he is to be pitied. His busi­ home with them. Examine that slate, will you? It ts ness capacity is not extravagantly large, stratified with coatings from the coat certainly. I wonder if he could under­ sleeves of boys who have no 'kerejrieft— stand that that tho tho only only tax tax he he ever ever paia paid was was stand ~ M— K , j™ and for protection, by maintaining the functions lywii'j •hrt, lU••^pT* 4511? . . .m. ,,Iiv ar wav, — ....p..... ---.’1dirtv -L. every conceivable refuse of a clean or dirty • civil • ... ___ _v-. and v„ that what avorvho conceivable refuse of a clean or airty of government, pays under the name (as everything must have tittle body. And " Teacher, please explain on my slate this example.’' How sick and a name) of school tax was simply the IN­ tired that teacher must bo! Smothered for TERJECT on tho credit he'receives from tho institution called School, and which guar­ six mortal hours with lhe hot, fetid ourpouriog of oo many breathing mSehines of antees to every man, rich or poor, a certain weak and strong, rick and healthy condi­ amount of Stock of real value. » Now look at that substantial old farmer tion. In view of all ibis, don't you think Che as he surveys his posscosions and says with­ in himself, like old Babylon's king, “ Yes, salary pretty light lor the ritk taktii ? If you should think so, and loud enough for 1 have done this by tho po<cr of my two good hands. Just so. Here is 50 or 60 your neighbor to hear you, don I be xshamed of it; for of all that deserve well dollars of real value in this land of mine, and I don’t owe a dollar in the world." cf their fellows the teacher oupht tn be Then, while mentally calculating tho sum total in round dollars, he is startled by a nlcasant voice—"Good morning, Mr. B." Yes, and there goes one of his largest cred­ itors, tho district school ma'am, and there Cwith her his pleasant soliloquy, and conics old grumbler, and he says “bother the taxes !’’ and starts off to some other port of his domain. Well, be will grumble at school taxes, school houses and school teachers, because he cannot discover and appreciate his real, valuable friends. I am acquainted with a good farmer, aud indeed a very good man, and who, by the way, has had some desire to be honored by the people as lawmaker, who onoe informed me of the fact that Michigan was tujfering from the burning shame of not paying her Statk officers half enough salary I While this same farmer could grow indignant nt the rnormout salary paid the common school teacher! St. Patrick ! Just think of it, will you ? Here » an honored Head of acme l)e partment of State drawing his salary for services rendered, with a clerk mde/tendently tularied who doct nearly a(l the work, which, all told, would not engage tho time of an ordinary energetic man for tile space of two lunar zionths ; and yet, in the opin­ ion of this would-be dispenser of even­ handed justice, does not receive half enough pay. It is some consolation to know, however, that quite a number of people arc of a different opinion. Of all the classes of citizens of which this fair republic is compared, the most de­ serving ana least rewarded, the teachers os a class stand pre-eminently first. Right here I will make a statement—disprove it if yon can : The oommon school teacher is tho poorest paid, poorest fed and most self­ denying specimen of humanity ever sacri­ ficed on the altar of ignorance and stupid ity. You seem to be surprised, but you ought net to be- While the question of 'Superintendent' amount per day or week would be necessa­ of common schools has been under consid­ ry to induce you to go to service in ono of eration by some who earnestly desire a the meet improved modern ]>etthou»et in any of our largo cities ? You answer, “I ’ chanac, and others seeking a continuance am not to let" Of course you are not; | of the present condition of things, the but you expect some one else u “ to let.” | point made aud urged is, that thia ia cheap- -And I tell you tow pcsthouscs are maner, less expensive, saves the tax payer tioM. compared with scores of district school houses, jammed full of little living Thomappfe returns not being received, the tomethingi perhaps, in the matter of dol­ beings, many of whom may represent vast­ lars and cents, collected and disbursed in ly more of animated nature than you Board adjourned until 8 o'clock to-morrow would be willing to confess. And as to mOrumg. ' food—‘‘.VanthaU not itre by bread alone” ?sJ n.lDA'V MORNISO. Ac., but throw in all the poeaiblee if you tics I am not able say. One thing is wish—it does not consist in thia. Th* certain however, tho experiment has district school teacher cate but two meals a •ent The returns from Thornapple were day; ono meal occupies the time from 9 received, being delivered by P. W. NbA; M. until 12, the other from IP. M. until 4. * Walk in, please." How the red hot air of that room strikes you as you open the door! Stand still a minute and you will get tempered to it “What was the one, and this last m threefold, financially, temperature outride." did you say 7 Ten socially and morally. Fina nciallt : below aero. Well, it is nearly blood heat in here. Yea, this is what the teacher County of Barry State of Michigan, because the absccnce of schools makes "Tbr Justice of the Supreme Court o* property undesirable. Who that liad .a Look at that little fellow whose digestion lhe State of Michigan, at the general farm for sale would ever forget or omit to is tearing away at a cargo of garlic, sausage Election held in said County oo lhe mention ita proximity to a school-house 7 and boiled beans 1 Sec ; he comes right Buocmd day of April in lhe year one up to that teacher with all tho innocence of Socially : because schools are to society, childhood, and dashes a pint of gas at thousand eight hundred and seventy what the insect ia to the coral reef—the each expiration straight into her face! builder. Morally : because it is the Here comes another little troop; one is ?? • ourkraut, another is pickles, another onbeing present, the County Clerk was in­ structed to telegraph there for the returns. IM Aaj* Bnitimor.-, Barry, Carlton. "i 181 108 128 sought after. 115 104 114 112 122 Now fbr instance here w n district, say No. 60, good school, full at­ tendance. 137 70 109 290 This is evidence of people Kv- 176 healthy social enjoyment and high moral 181 212 74 72 187 status. 241 144 185 219 n< Now here is a party looking for a ly located, well watered, fine hundred acres 640 per acre. it? you suy. under buildings, WoZdiwd? >E Well why don't you take Oh! 130 » 152 ir.2 nu IM4 N7& rotes X»rsn for SkH the aoeisty is first. The teacher of to-day stamps tlje future man or woman—gives them their toetal value. This proposition you will doubtless lie alow tg'accept; but it is a matter of little importance whether you accept it or not, as results are always inevitable; and if you lay tho flattering unction to your soul that parental influence surpasses the teach­ er's in jKneer, extent and duration, you make a grand mistake. As distinctly as each lineament and feature is brought out in tho process of picture-taking, so, through the transformation of tight anti the-subtle power of magnetic life, every defect or perfection of the teacher, wheth­ er of a physical or moral nature, stands out in bold relief in the mind and heart of the child, vitiating a life or establishing a character. No impressions ore to strong as those made in childuood, no recollec­ tions so vivid as those of early life. How that sluggish, laxy walk forces you inte weanness, that shiftless “put off ” compels you to that reckless, "don't care whether school keeps or not" condition, and with what authority that filthy habit comes clothed when’ practiced by the teacher 1 As a rule, your teacher ia the bort repre­ sentative of moral character, and morals discipline the Khde body in the real tailt of life; and it may be added that charac­ ter is not only apparent to the roan or woman of the periol, but also to the boy or girl of very tender age. , Taking it, then, for graflted, that the teacher has the largest share in the culture। -of your child, what sense ia there in your Cmbling at an expense which is far less1 n 5 ou bestow upon raising many of the meanest chattels in your possession ? Now if you had a boy or girl who de­ sired an Academic course, it would bo wise nnd rheai> to get it in the district school— and you get iL But did (you grumble’ when you robbed your neighbors out of money to pay fur the education of your boy or^ri, when a cheap teacher would have suited the district bettor? I am afraid your morals a^e bad, because grum­ bling is a guttural precipitation of selfish­ ness, frequently induced by an untimely effort to force contraction. Again, you aay the school ia no better. Well, whose fault is that ? Every young man of character, energy and miceeu as a teacher you arive ont (by your enormout •alariet) to fields where his genius can be party appear to have found their long- rake handle—if the stove has lost ita pok­ er—will be found an excellent thing to break .bout one light at least from the top of each window. Miadyou, the operation sauce. Of coarse the poor little things must unload or die, and the teacher will have to make the best of it. That, in fact, was what she or ho was hired for. But the worst side ot the picture is school bouse. something like this: Little Job noy’s head bothers him dreadfully; he digs and scratches, and the teacher gets nervoue and digs and eerateheo too, and after a while— there I What is that ? If I live, rt'e a .1V1UI, X BUUHJIUC UljBeil, Very respectfully youre, WHAT I UOW ABOUT VE6ETIHE. sought for Moks, provided dial gentleman is willing to assume the responsibility which that name implies. While in this city a «xperl«ofo OeMllty, Md strong effort was made to have him vu.it Nsw York, where those politicians hostile to any claim by Got. Tilden for renom'.nation proposed to put him in training for ■ the Presidential course in 18S0 , but Gov. Humpton, for some reason or other, did AW t«rv reepertfnllr, MONROF. PARREP., Dot give lhe scheme any countenance by toed Possibly ho may have a making the trip. great Democratic future before him, but runbllnc ‘‘cb 1. <<autooally In soomUoms whether he can bo kept io soak four, years for the Presidency is a question. The bids for supplying the I’ortofiice Oth< Department with postal cards for four years tnoUm.; from May 1st were to have been opened at that Department yesterday, but in conse­ fifteen Pounds of Flesh. quence of protests entered by several man­ ufacturers they were not opened, and the Portinarter General determined to readver­ lira for new bida. The new cards will be of a light buff on one side and a very pale green odor on the other, and there are but three or four ertabliahuionta in the coun­ taklnc rvUr.t. »trelr. THOMAS K MOORE. try where cards of this character can be manufactured. Hence the protest which FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN. was made against this change in style. Hon. Stanley Matthews has been re­ tained by Governor Nicolla to present his cuie before tho J/ouisiana Commission, and that gentleman has already prepared in elaborate argument to ahow that Mr. Hayes' GOOD EVIDENCE. title to the Presidency has no connection with the title of Gov. Nicolla to the Chief Magistracy of Louisiana. Excepting Sundays, .yesterday was the first day upon which there has been Cabinet meeting since do •■tlralv nouivoil Ur the um> ot Vromvr « «as sMotnmblailwkh dysmpsla gen Hayes’ inaugura­ tion. \ • 23% Walnut street. / The authorities of the Smithsonian In. elitutipn, in view of the fact that no pro­ vision was made by Congress for the (dis­ play of lhe Centennial donations made to the United States by foreign governments, and which have boon stored in an old arm­ ory annex to that building, have placed on exhibition in the western hall of its insti­ tution the finest of the works of art com­ prised in the donations. There are the terra ootta copy of the group “Ametrea" APPRECIATION. upon the Albert monument in London ; two magnificent vases, inscribed respectively 177G and 1876, and adorned to- illustrate an those two eras in American octagonal pulpit in terra ootta, with de­ signs from the life of the Redeemer, and peetfally, DINSMORE. two terra cotta baptismal fonts of tasteful and artistic workmanship. These articles attract much attention from our visitors. The story that is now being reiterated with ap much pasitiveness that Got- Tilden Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists. Local SbjijiB?? Jtoticef ia about to commence guo warranto prooeedinga against President Hayes, sod that lhe papers are really in the hands of Mr. R. T. Merrick, of this city, is denied absolutely by Mr. Merrick. It is also asserted hj those who are in n position to intention of entering upon such proceed, winter, always direct the boys io throwing R. Steven’s Column. ter. Tho effects remains to be seen. In Governor Hampton the Democratic be well informed, that Gov. Tilden has no ambitious young woman. Some young man, with an “eye to business," has been watching heb—notices that she is a quick, ■ire stepper, distinct talker, clear, ringing laugher, finally persuadea her to join him in the school of life, and yon are left at your old occupation of trying to induce (by enormow talariet) others to run the gauntlet with itch, messlee, small-pox, scarlet fever, foul air and death; but your duplicity ia a matter of contempt more than pity. ■■ Now, in concluding these scattering re marks, I desire to say one word to teach­ ers, and that is, when commencing school inga. The truth is that should ho do it would support him in it Tho memben of the Forty-fourth Coo- gram voted thcmaelros the franking privi­ lege just before adjourning, and from now until the 1st of next December tons of In the Sweet By-snd-By Cannot but be the happy thought -t’ the fortunate recipient of tho “Rocky Mountaix Tourist" scans ita wonder­ fully attractive pages and perwei its fa*tinning descriptions. Most beautifully embellished with new and highly artatie ographical riehneas, and the arrangement throughout simply superb, the Rocky Mountain Tourirt is worthy of compari­ son with Pietumque American or The Aldine. It ia written in gossipy, graphic* style, covering details of the tour through matter iu the shape of publie-doeuments will be forwarded from Washington to al! parts of tho'country. If you want any heart of the Alps of America—the Rock . V___ . • lJ. -It .1.. light Sunday reading, such as the Agricul­ tural Reports, oto., dow is the time to ap­ ply to your member. Now tint they have found Oakey Hall, it appears that be has turned up just where I located him all along. “ Didn't I told you so ?’’ Max. Peterson's “Dollar Series.' Something entirely new in literature k > a- hie rnina, tho springs, the mines, and. in abort, to everyjpoint of interest to touri-t. agriculturist, capitalist, miner, and invalid. With tbu Tourist, the San Ju ax Guide keeps filing company, and the two publi­ cations are mailed free to all writing for one or both to T. J. Andrrsox, Topeka. Kansas. Whitman’s Assorted Candice—the besn the market. A full supply at J. P. Roberta’. t-« jmHisM u in A—Tie. the A. R. D. improvement fbr "Country Quartets." Thiar of the nwat brilliant wtxaan age to thia mlanted Forte.iaUW We take thw oppcxunily of informingthe public, that we will rtfelv and radical I- ——- -11 - - - -- Hartings, Dec. 21,1876. xxiGRtt Hastier, April 13,1877. Notice. ho replies, I have looked it and the neighborhood both over, S Yes,' and gently you could always say, i ’' Willie, yes.” ' Well, here comes the veritable Susan Jane. Her forehead and chocks are toleri 1 ably clean, but behind her eart.' oh ! oh ! 1 And here is her brother John, the whole exposed surface of whoso body is covered 1 with a kind of cement; gucMubly, corn' dreadful; the CAPITAL NOTES. neighbors quarrel; the school has gone down, and I rill WA»«tw<jT0X, D. C., April 6,77, Ed. Banker: — a»Sltf J. W. Brock- Any Taos J. Ujmmrm one Wildes- OaiiawdMt 0. D. SrAVLDlNu. �Geo. Peek A Co., 156 and 157 Woodward llepliblicapiapper affltiAlFAMl' avenue, Detroit, have tho largest and richest slock of dry good* in the city. By buying exclusively far cash they ar* enabled to make. UIITMlin ............ '■ "rv"—----------------- r of spring election, and other accounts not then to inlrodueu further rof.rmi into the admlnl*- ' Special Notices. auditedtrnu'an of the affairs of the city, and'improve I These soiounts have since been '.udlted and upontho management of the past year: but Dr. I ^chentStandard Remedies. allowed, as follows -. should you do no bettor, there **111 bo Utile On Contingent Fund, 6181 83 causa for complaint. The atoc «•" r» ’“rote* f -r all duc.aee of tho General Highway •­ 106 60 ihub* are S< •» Pctaosu; Syscr. beusves'e Fite •• ita* WsanT« ‘"I0-,1* dOCK • Mxxnaxas Pilu> , ;mild Warth. and if taken ■?r“ro ,tt* *««W «" destroyed, a Total, Ths bonds of Cunrtable BeUa and Mundial There ia probably not over fifty dollars mors Prickett were presented and approved, with The beat place re buy Tie e gWMflrrbn.. rutrott. ll. TIME-CARD Hall s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Ksuewer bu at i nineJ popular.ty la foreign countries Justice T. J. Wilder presented his rvsigna- ■ tloa as Justice of lhe Peace, which resignation I was oo motion accepted and ordered placed on This TmportS^TGeTaSS? Dry Goods or matter u rise a e patient hat rest n GEO, PECK & CO'S 155 an4 157 On motion. Council proceeded tolhoeleetioa and personal trial have demonstrated thst by W*> I rvisbt The Sinking Fund left on hand soft and lustrous, a th: mailer of Joy and pride by our increased by ita interest to eleven hundred dollars, which amount ia now ou hand in the Treasury in cash and mortgage*. 1 would recommend that lhe hundred dollars i*O«T OFFICE TIME CARD Council Proceedingi. Toi ... mJ1 lai ballot— Horton'5, McNair 1, Campbell 1, siax.au rexu. security to bo approved by the Council. I would suggest that Ihig fond be Increased ___ ... I hy forther appropriation*, provided the same Roll being called the following Aldermen I **■ ** done without injury to lhe city or gtf ere pretest: . ‘ ting it ia debt. F. L. Burgher 1. Total, 8. 2d ballot—Horton 7, McNair 1. ’ Aid. Abbey, Dewey Lewis, McNaughton. । Russell. SpauMing, Tomlinson and Yonag. TO-IMY’5 ADVF.R flSEMENTS. for school building remain* Less Sinking Fund on hand. 63.T.OUO 00 1.100 00 f .i.wn <w Council until otherwise ordered. List-Geo. M. barase. „ Te*>hff« Ex«ni*atlM-G< has been reorganised under good and efficient entered upon the duties of his office. 7o tAe Honorable, the Common fbunctV All About the County. of the city of Hattiuyt. the extinguishment of several dangerous Ares. Tho Engine and Hoee Companies of thia city neighbors, and I would bespeak for them lib. th* advantace of solteitin*from th*L*f*- Trimmings. etew hr aeadtng ia wa for Man.pl*. AU . ntero will receive prompt _*!>d^nj*l HUhti-ia. as folione: Aye*—Aid. Abby, Dewey, Lewie, McNaugh­ ton. Kuesel I. Spaulding. Tomlinson and Young1 to Greenback* f«3j. The streets of the eity, except those leading in. are nearly all ia fair condition, and 1 that preference be given thoroughforea leading into tho city, ia laying out highway moneys. <»ur reefers will find tM if Hafer Bentley botW ii potrzic. ran •aUAliDlAJTS SAF.E. In tbftmat'.rr of the estate of Ou molion. Council proceeded Io elect City ' Attorney. 1st ballot —C. 0. Holbrook 6. Jae. Clark 2, ( Rweetey 1. 2d ballot-C. G> Holbrook 6. Jas. Clark 2.; snsreitt To counterfeit .tiff its Moved that C. (1. Holbrook be declared City We shall releatleariy puns* any one who imlteti Attorney for the ajiauing year, which molion was adopted by affea and nays, as follow*: Ayee—Aid. Abb*,’ Dewey, Lewis, McNaugh­ b'nifonaly ton. Rusnell, Spaulding, Tomlinson and Young aataea Mr. Joo. Heyduck's ■imature u attaceed to oawh Bos «t fill* or Pot o( Ointment and the end will ewe l-orwebed. Nays—None. . ita motion. Council proceeded la elect a| AfolCKA <’lIAR|dE*i II. OKBOftN ■to. b boreby rivea that 1 *haR Sell at Public nervy, in tfaa8tat*ofAUrhina.|iu0U*nttoLfoM*e and authority mated to m* va the tevoadday •‘•IlSffiWf.co T,“ member of the Board of Health. lit ballot—Rutaril S, Upjohn 2. Drake ?. Brown 1. 2d ballot—Rnaeell !t. Upjohn 2. Blank 1. ’ previously publiehed/and in lhe came 1 aha!) pay meat attention to our financial condition, to lhe end that we may all thoroughly under- WOODWARD AVE., DETIOIT Meted that C. Horton bo deetarod elected Mayor. tfs.tisri whfoh ill* composed • the uomMh to a food and th* Pul- I Total, H. “ 'bated. ArtU 4. A. 1’$^1 ft PROHAT EOKJDE Drake I.1 3d ballot—Rtimell ■*>, Upjohn 8- Totals. I Moved that Russell be declared elected a j member of the Board of Health, which motion I Ayes—Aid. Abbey. Dewey, Lewi* MeNaugh-1 -J5TATE Of MICHIQAN.Coanfo*fl a rcaaion of tho 1‘robete Court for fl rear one th onmod eisbl hundred I TO CONSUMPTIVES. r*«»r—Clement Smith. Jades of Probate, lhe matter of the Estate of Tbe advertber. bariaa bftan penuaaaatly eared ' tbst dreed disease, ecaumvUea. br • aim*!* med/, i* BBxtou* to make known tu bb fallow igarer* th* mean* of ear*. To *11 who derive it. WATEKBA1 FARIiER, ef ItevidG huit.lK •ir'iKtive. public streets. The abetment of the Iron bridge which fell into the river last spring ; not haring l*en Friday evening tart. Tht Editor of the Banxbb goes to-day to Th* Social connected with the M. E. Church it her residence oa Michigan Avenue, in lhe ItrstMsrd, on Wednesday evening. tm Tboksday, we shall place before our His Honor, the Mayor, appointed the fellow­ E wEs York. in j Funding Committee* : ei pear st st»Mion or ax Id Cot Streets —Tomlinson. Young. Russell. Me ’ repaired er replaced the bridge ia still held up sjjb<- 1‘robete Vfiee.iuthe ERRORS of YOUTH. and supported at the south-east corner by A GENTLEMAN who (offered for rmr* from »!fbw HUH, If any there be. rkieh A aervou* debility, nretnauar* decay, add all tho timbers, which support is entirely inadequate Finance—Russell. Lewi*, Spaulding. efleot* of youthful taduereUon will, for the aak* Sidewalk* and Croaawalk*—Dewey, I*wi* of aadferiM humanity- aeud few to all who need iu aji n* a copy of thia order to mend that as soon a* prartlreMe a new and McNaughton. satinr* Republican Rannvr, rartiaer'* experience can do ar, F|re Department—Russell. Tumlinson, Ab­ abutment be built. perfect oonMenee. JOHN U. raeee«eive weak*, prev ton* to *a!d day ^>D*i -etreet. New York. aw*n>ad bey^ CLEMi&reMirH.Jwtenj (Anrwoom Cnxs. M. Ii.rrnJ Ordinance—Dewey, Lewie, Spaulding. On motion, the late Street Commissioner was NEW ADVERTISMENTS. li.hed by our prodocossers, sad lhe eae pro- 1 tated ia the Firo Department if practicable, roqaetted to fornish Council with statement of pared for publication, out of which 1 obtained *r P««rp<»« of building a City Hall. Ea­ city property iu hi* hands, end to turn the S Ci. P. Rowell & Co’s. Col. |\_ Ayer's Advertisement* CHEW-b-v>OKi r-coatly read before the Ladies Christian Tern- ^^^MATCflLEbS boa t foil to attend the lecture by Professor ,'sraael Diekie at the Presbyterian Church on Th* Grand Central H oiel, New York, illusrates, by reducing from fl.00 to 2.50 and fire broke out at lhe residence of Charles Hotton. ia the Third Ward, and though the Fire Drrxrtment were promptly on hand, before tad the following amount of orders, accounts and overdrafts left unpaid by ear predeceeoors at the Uxte the oettleamt was made with said Treasurer, which we have paid the peat year, together with the interest accrued on lhe lirection, so well on Sunday morning. calculated to do lasting The Presbyterian social will be entertained dty were kept, except by mean* of etube and the detailed proceedings of the Council. In consequence of this system of book-keeping. Fire Fund, Accounts left unpaid which Coutingeai Fund General Highway Fund U Ward Highway •• Fire Dep’l Fund, Dog Tax. Library Fund. . 6122 68 126 71 Amount of indebtedness 61 60 ing a fUnd. For thia reform we are mainly indebted to Aid. Sheldon, Chairman of the Finance Cotn688 40 of that Committee will see to it that the books are written up and lhe original design carried >771 W trod and donate liberally. The proceeds to ‘ ' *pf4ed to the ro-painting and fixing up of the church edifice, a very much needed bu­ a citliens’ meeting. Ths 1’oci.nr Woblp. 300 00 6325 00 poultry. 61-25 procures it for a year ; not a high price for a magaxine so well illustrated la the extinguishment ef sueh indebtedness, it 666 g 77 H Juw Iq 111 Xu ™»~r. —'a Ayes—-AU. Abbey. Dewey. Lewis. McNaugh­ ton, Russell, SpauMing, Tomlinson ami Young HOI u completed. 600 00 Sewer pips, culvert under aide walk. B^ZakS^n Bridge. ijj <» 6247 64 107 11 OTIUM l^BtT. There will be a public examination of uli peraon.* deniring to teach, the coating ogenm CAUftntU u aqmuicr in the township of Hastings, at Qraneha* in the Slat* for ti c Center school hou*e, on Wednesday April 25th, 1877, commencing at 9 o'clock soUW . ,rr fertile. a., m. Tho examination will be both Ulas and written and oral, and applicants should j ITS, wtxucn auu -rr------- ;-------- = i poride Lh.raelTf wilh p»p» P',c,u ; 33ffST Dated, Haatingi April 14th. 1877. Gao. W. Brown, Townahip Sup’t cf Schools. Total, 6877 60 300 62 been laid, Alderman Reed. Chairman of tho Committee on Sidewalks, baisg entitled to In such ■ he aleoboHc er medicinal stimulants. ’ There will ba a public examination hnkl Jbo-, M<** Ne. 1 0* U.. towwbip of Bdcimc»»,o°a«W; Jh7, April 28<b, 1877. KmI—u» "U rl 9 o'riwk, ». ... «»d mb br manner ia which tho same were constructed. aprllkl A Card Allow me through your paper U> express my thaaks to the Fire Department of this city, aid others, for their efficient and timely asristance in protecting my property from de.trv.eax the ire on Grand street on Friday U«t. Very rwy sot folly, _ a. r, DUXA Outstanding orders on 1st Ward Highway Fund. Outstanding si dors on 2d Ward Highway Fend. Outstanding orders on Sd wTud&ihwM Fund, CUBE BBWrOWU. taaAMa* Though we will not be able to ahow any money on hand when all our bills and the past indobtedneu are paid, and are obliged to re­ port a Job a little mors than half oompleasd, cm _________ _ ___ . . CAWBTIXCUI. ntoM j. a. incxu, shew atixix slats, and polut to the foregoing list of permanent improvement*and •xtra expenses, which, together with euXMat expenses, will aelve the mystery of ■•whue be Dr. J. C. AYER ft CO., Lowell, Mas., Chewing Tobacco crosswalk be built in the foture. we and makes “JACKSONS BEST” both written and oral ___ Dated April, the 13<h 1877. Gio. E. Betant, Townahip 8up‘t of School These’crocs walks have proved to be a succeu. and I would recommend that this kin 1I o » POULTRY WORLD. ESTKilr EMkS lecttvc ano congvnia! ptirgaih • ertr discuvrrsL Thej, arc mild, but ,rf fcctuai in tlu-lr operation, nfaarinw um-liownla >uroly and witlibut pain. ’ Although gentle in their operadon. they are still the most thorottgh and ‘ ’ j calhsu-tic medicine that can p cleyt*ing the stomach and even the blood. In small dos U » ‘My, they stimulate the digestive. organs aud promote rijnrous health. mrt than a quarter of a cep wry, and ha»;-. obtained a world-wide reputation for U>rn virtues. They correct diseased aetion hv# I the several amimitativs orpnns of tin/ body, and arc so composed that obstpe1 (forts within their range can rarely withHand or evade them. 'Not only-do thwy curc the every-day cwnplainta of every­ body, but also formidable and. dangerous dirodSM that have baffled the bort of > human ritllL While they prod ire power* ful effects, they ano, at the same pma, ths tafest and,best physic vx, dpwtn.. JJy their aperient action they gripe-vbhch k*4 than the common pergauve*. .add ch o pain when lhe bowclssre not fatkunetL Tiiry reach the vita! fountains of ihclneod. nod strengthen tbe vyitem by frootnr -. at I’nmi Lite elemcnta ot weahneu. tB,p ’ Adapted to all ages and <xm<Htioni.>h all rUrmtwa, eoettdnin- neither e.-ifomei DRUNKARD STOP’ Nays—None. \ <>a motion, Council a<ljonrn«d. TMobtr*' EximlMtlsn. Fire Fuad, by mental or bodily exhaustion. 2d baikX-J. R. Eaatmaa 6. J- Hotehktas 2. QuMkenbuah 1. Trestle-work sidewalk, Slate st-.aboutf175 00 follows : On hand in Treasury, on ■ Hement with Treasurer, ■ISC® ftMrieiTit.13: Tsachers’ Examination. amounting to about 8125 00 Centennial celebration of 4th of July. Dennis A Holmes, 628 ; Wilkins Bro’s, about |1C. Should these accounts be allowed, tho t68i^.STOi^ftT<S°g^a?g: woiDiaxn bucckmy aa.ooo wr tb* I resignation of T. J. Wilder. 1st haUot-J. R. Haatmaa 6, J. Hotchkiw 2, system of book-keeping. which. if properly kept op, will always show rinrtli the condition of each and every fund at a glance; also the accounts of officers of the city who receive aatariee, and in ths future there would be no ex­ cuse, except pressing necessity, for overdraw­ "n Friday evening by Mrs. John Hotehkiso, at dari, publisher. Hartford, Coon., and sub­ scribe for TusToJ-LTnv.Woatn a very readable and useful monthly, devoted exclusively to ton, RubmII, Spanitmtg, Tomlinson and Young TAKE NO OTIIl tt. FOB MLS BT ALL TEA <A0d ix ru n. ni mam ntMN co. aioaiLTn, n. t. । *>!■! in SOMaye. It b*ids the oaly roanpleSr lew*rtee veer* (770 *amee wafo SUJO), treat tax ef Tuesday* to tbe first and third Friday* >" **rU the entire Mlatary. paaS toalldfon, evaaMteifol eahlMta, rMriwetclea *vo«t day*, etc.; Umonth. 246 10 H2 87 One of the ablest pulpit efforts to which we church Ayes—Aid. Abbey. Dewey. Lewm.’Meh’augh-1 >470 00 Contingent Fund, Gen’l Highway Fund. 1st Ward Highway Fund. <1160 25 I'rr'bytcriaa Ayer's Cathartic Pills, the city then existing. . �tween the row£ umbo the ro*s two and a , RURAL TOPICS. WrittenUs.torrkmca> Babksii to one of The art of making fruit and other trees grow and thrive, lies io a few brief rale*, 1. Dig them up with great care, retain­ ing a large proportion of their roots; and mangled ends smoothly with a sharp knife. 2. To be kept ia the shade, if set out the same day they are dug up. If not set the same day, dig a trench in your garden deep enough to reoeivo the roots, pack in the trees side by side as closely as possible; with the tope touching tho ground, then tbe trees are to remain a few days, it would be well to oover their tope with tny coaree litter to shade them from the sun 3. When set, trim tbe trees according to the extent or quantity of roots they hare, by shortening in the branches, and by re­ branch superfluous the subsoil on top. mouse that nibbled the mail that lay in the hotme that Sam buMc. ' from passing off into Some fanners apply the atmosphere. manure soon after tnowing their glass ; but if a dronth occur aClhia time, three-fourth* of the value of it is lost in evaporation. It is somewhat leas risky to apply manure to gran lauds in the fall; but is it not reasonable, and plainly evident, that the spring is a much better time ? So think the best farmers in the United States. Manure for gran lands should be fine, pud well-rotted. If com­ , posted a season with an equal quantity of muek, or of any good soil, and shoveled over once or twice daring the summer, it would be in the beat possible condition to be spread [evenly over the- roots of tho grass ; and a few good rains would dissolve it, and cany its virtues where they are A GOOD STAND OP GRABS. and qstjte early io the spring—and alone half a bushel to three pecks of seed to the acre. A correspondent who has tried this method of seeding to grass says : “ If the land io good and put in good order, and the seed sown early and covered lightly, there can hardly be a failure. I do not re* COAL ASHEJ. NOTICE ’ Anffeart ttetarfttad mfollow*to-wtt: ta. (.a., uin< bnainsas i quirelLr tan averr penwtaJUbl north of rann ten (10) »«i, it> tliBcentrr of huh.' THE TAIES EMBRACED fITfflM ’HE PHCVISKBB8FTHEIAW ABOVE WED ARE THE FOLLOWER, TO: ■J©sa i C-HAKCERY S. £ : dTATCor MtcnMUX..H)» Lircnil t.'oart <er the ’“L?i-'v . an,j a ^jare j:|.c a gleanup-- bonfire ' • “ (hfOVS to tbcfnr-off realm where “gobble ,n i rur-uaecr-ardby elrtue uf a dterslal order grows, that shine's ott the priest's and ^la.) nd Court irnde -o th* tenth day *f February. maiden'a woes, on the farrow cow who tor I oil nt Public office Iowa, oft tbe dog- who delighta to dis- ; compose the querulom rot at hw urn! of l t-’r. ’ tarth front door : i. who whin she oouldn’l gi't any of' Sr'|2< lasting* in «aid thooo those just arcbod her back aud maJo an assault on the musky luottre that liked the •fiie witt hxlf «’f the E wtU em qoarter malt that lay in tho hoiuo that Sam built. •f.SKUva uinruca ta wwu four , north ot rasce Vovoa we*t eontatnlox eixbtr acre*. u£yT.srs.v.Tb.ic. • t®“ ,£6rc £ Legals. A writer on growing corn to be fed green says : "One dairy fanner who has 100 daily cows said that he wanted hfa corn crown «o. as to produce die greatest quantity of cars possible for the purpose of fwling hfa cows, and to increase their ^al­ ly flow of milk; and from numerous fet­ ters received from farmers in different tc9tions of the country the past fall, there fa no doubt that verv mlny farmers win make ^the experiment the coming season with 'sweet corn, growing it in such d manner as to produce cars as wall ns-fodder, all to be used in the feeding of-farm stock the com­ ing summer and fall, and from such exper­ iments much ^nowleduc may be ghinod." * Auuh D. (.ADwatXADna. CifiuilCrturi Q>tami«*»ou« in aiH^tirBarr^ ” wo> .7 S <o dollarii X DIIKA8KD PEACH TMKFK. The following fa said to bo a sure remedy for the yellows iu pasch trees: .«Ohft J*rt af saltpetre to two of nil. .placed dose to Diseases'with Its Aconie: CKOUBK BETWEENTPK.M. Nerveua Diaorden. What I* tnare AarfcJ than a breakiuc dono of thr Taawaateet *te<r* wnal MpH to 8.6- 'Bailey. Collector of Internal R*vcnu« at Grand Rop.d-. drink >-ol liulr .-Ferial-Tax Stamp* will br tran*m|ttcd tv mill only on receipt from the nerxun or Brut ordrehir ’I”- ."p* W“»r or lolat,. avQidinx the two of vlop. : »a 1 if Uiroo rdden rak* are ioU-wod roa villbohipSr nnvw,U" ,UwM * ’0B h3*’ - Mother* and Daughters. •t,f “ “M tMna»■»«■<• than another f->r vhlrh litre* I'ill* are to fame u*. it it th air puritrtnr on,^’^-••P^tallx lhcirMwre of rloandnx thTbfn^i .airrcaaUr adopted a» th. brtasahmH i i ah J want of Appetite. ■_ _____ .. A'Kff.wm.avsi.r. ercned. Not lee t» hereby civen that wu shall «*U at Fabric Auction tu th* H«hwt bidder, on Thun, day, tin- ttlh day of April, A. U. 1H77. al Kick H< CL % •«?Wl, toyiSUiVtf i other tn.-diciue prer B»cd for there diurderv. i How to be Strong. ,e‘ ‘bu h0”1 b '‘thereonflnrd er tmtely talta. howcr«-:%r lhre. Pm. will immudiataly KE! Jtxorabul^ frUStoS —■----------- 1------ » -Tented iJStSSMte1 tb« tnwnrtopVf Prairie«Uta. conns’ Xn^rtaiv »furv-a|.l; which iai<l worta<« wa* doty r<raoid«d •‘"■"i • «**h la tto forenoan. fa fa tor <•/ ux hi three eet if oiortri*'-. with ixurwtal the ’atee rvr-411 w, inaiiuv . dtrc 6 '* <,“i“k,y “ •’*“ ,n* cwTrcUro ia«4 Maorders of the JOJncyx. In >ll.ti«r„«*fi--t;ncth»rcwr*nv vh*tlrcr!h<x Crotstoo tnaehor «oa litil* wutar.ar vbrthcrUir nO‘rt«t -with coax or travel, or with ache an-I In lb. Ioim or*r thtrrcioni dt lhe kldnrni. dns«Pfli* rikoupt b« tehee awoteiutn For Fiomacha out of Order. No medlelM will *o effectually improv* the tom ^efe^r-Jhius&'Uaf.K lSSMlSt?TPt5'*n.XTll“ Viti-i:: Ihh <. "sass;. Ji uTt?-US FR*\ 5 Ci S* ’ll JlLDE.' NOTICE TOfjcREDH^^X taut. Turnon St»tex. »aret>tingi eaeh !Ut*4. Hantoee, A Bad Ointment. ‘'taw orjuiduw tho sama, hnowine them to be ____ Contract. ADSjlWISTKAT&ftVSALE »!L.There ia tinsldrrebJ* tarin: by tafeinc H1 .l<?L«rntn«.»* Will aet widish aar I exal ad, iH«eat. nudrr aaj-vlrsonwtaaoak <U Iraitban ee* provided by tbr slatua. of thbFtalafar u MMiration-, and that «• villaend a copy of ( ritnated and 1 Stale of ML-h. fix*'. H. Diwkt. . . Pnblbhar of IholtMtlnp. RcrnMJeau Batl'fetes* .1 FropjlMnin uf th MtL-rex F-Jospajf. WtLtM. Wstrtxs. •*“ uano Braoxo. avaoxo. Unto . . . ----- --।j Prosri Proprietor of--the Navbrill* Ketrr. b. B.-Mrtetieas fc? th* nWn» of paUast* in even- di»ord*r >.*aaxvd to each Im.x. REMOVAL ! ,„i HIT STOKE sA'Cfrdir Sifitc Stale of- Mieblima.onantr of I Ornes or tub erctirrxKY or Snra. r? t. io v.-, GRAND RAPIDS, the CnlrentHy ku,l one JtwHek ptec0,i' C^L ^oLrofi /a/o^roifr oX 1-7 j’. tentrt Of Stunts, but u/w bmB&b SiwiKSK') vurmin which HEALTH AND ITS HMiRES HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. hi the jjaUer -f the «*UU* vl Allot The large, free-srrnwing varieties of sweet corn are beet fbr this purpose. FLAXTOVG CORN IN DRtXtS. wk ap4 tbe Sauter af th* sanaf that da r ■ltd. Mare!.. Jith A B. Mn. “X ^r. „ . „ . ?OHN Q. OlUttSY. Sheriff. Holloway’s Advertisements. SO 00 nm M’lnrr or any uvea, that by efit PROBATE ORIHUL Michizan, euaulr of Baity. to I'u^rP^SSn*1**0 lol fvnnerr, ercnpiM daorriUrd land* and premu-es nt pul tbe bichr-t and best bid JreonSsUara lire liflrrs..... 8am built. ; of brereatroHiaewtlerthwitet*, The Senate—This fa the cop that p.;; ■ ItatejL'toinjMilKIfaror Cv. Mich..March,Site, the priest in a cave of gloom because be ; mirchtJ STEPHEN L. WICKo kitacd tbe maid with the milking pail wh) | trei| pent' uddlixuia) thoahl apooiaiiauy the apj'litugs at the pr emising cow with tho fftcrilo daps tbit tli/dog till he yelped Hi-1 * .^Lf^torcb/iTvrS ihf niblj rtTSStnt Mblle J‘■ that cha»ed whenever she came nigh j naedua. to th* hot>**t i-Hdrr.et: Momday Hu­ tho forums cat that made the mwault nu fn aftemosn.^^Ve’prvmbw tant iracj.o'clix'k. the timid mouse that liked tho mnk that lay in the house that Sam built. Tho ino Amtoral niert >rii Comtnfasian vomm.wim— —•This 1 Uta is is tho tbo rtrhl. ti.k !«*£*.? tbsaffl constitutional bw that puts puissant and do4«-*r*.i of. iu»ud fa tbj rrol estate rituaiedaod ponderous paw i-n the officers arm tint iitebtaVkMvaU«te.2o»U2ios"ftetero te-vlti caught tho prieat that kissed the maid th a' ’* ‘■milked” the brx-t that towed thu <k>^ till <,uarn.r < . of lo tnu «lrv«a illk ta o.wr.sliip it alrm-et ceased to worry the cat thjtmade J ;A'"^,.*^1 ityriCQ.aor** on aaaault on the freckled mou«v that.liked <dl»od. a«wdluy t ■ tbe United m sarrej.be the malt that lay in tho house that Satu ,hnlt.s’i''s”r'’u i<*7. D. tar. built. T.rrb-.;7 1ftffi " M, ALLI Aijmti Cronin—This is the man with the »tal' """ . € I vbuoet Ju«i c*n« cr prevoea'Uob. tfSllS cinat fault was teasing the mouse tbat-Utb i t>«d«>C'l UeJ U„ ».l. >h.l k, in .ha-., benefit to stiff soils when puwou 'm. au * j excellent walk may b<; mode a_. enft part I o wrtli of clayey soil, and two parts of sifted coal ] ashes. The clayey earth fa to be taken ‘ from under the top soil, and where tbnre is no fertility. Pulvcrias it quite fine, then tghlr with tbe ashes, thm> apmix it tborour*'*'’ —;,k ‘k- *•’— — r walks, .ply it to your -------- , six — inches -—-y- thick, —,.rake —. U off smoothly, then give the walk a good wetting from a water pot, and - when dry enough ran a hand>ro!ler over’ft.1 The clayey soli causes the walk to be compact and hard. Coal screenings from the coal | yard are also very flpod. I use one port of No AQdavlta of puMlaatlon wilt be sl-. i soil, one do. of coal ashes, and one da. of pnfdfor. Atl tobelnrcrtMat tb«Klauito SALE ON EXECUTION. screening- ; but there good gravel is abun­ brxra or Jdicntaxs. Count/ of Barry, u:—pr dant don’t use anything else for walks. virtu* of an oxoeutiou imrd oat of and nadarfhe T*al of tho circuit roan.for th* county of Barry cotut' roDDra. & toJXjw-'A, Bal this must t»oc Sow, guano and hen' I femiraera. . Two years is1 TAXES, The only fertility contained in real aahcsiiwhat comes, from tho wood, used in kindling tho fire, which amounts to next to wart nore that over tbe land like a beacon nothing when fires ar*7 kept burning for glows, that, lights hh path wherever he nfonths. But if well sifted they are a j Some farmers drill in their corn (I do. not refer to fodder corn), making tho rows four feet apart, and on boring it the stalks ing to the smothering effect of heavy crops are left about eight inches apart. Thb of gram. It is sure to* be hurtful, if not way will give more corn to the acre than if , planted in hills; but it. fa attended with fatal. There is lees danger from exposure more labor in cultirating it. For the bna without the grain ; only let the soil (the efit of throe who desire to try this way of top soil at least) be good ; and the seed be। planting corn I submit the following; “In put out early, so as to insure a start. The fitting a wheat doll for planting corn taka off all the trrrin tubes’but those to be used, j and olooc the slides of the grain l»*x and 1 fertdiacr, except those wanted to ran. the young seedling will stand the heal as1 In going to tho field, let the corn run on well as tbe young grain, being by itselfr the road for 4 few rods; and if the drill . does not plant right, fix 1 it bribre ootering the field- Tn put tho Mod in lhe ground protection.” the right depth, fasten weights on the grain tube*.’ if needed. Take a little । pains and make tho first row straight, Reusovc the winter protection and all the others can bo easily made m. 1 By uring a drill with a fertilfaing attachWOC riel, MW< fertilizer should be applied1 meat on it, planting the corn aud putting early. A»y watt-rotted manure will do to' on superphosphate of htnc (on ground that may need il) are a’l done in short time.” thick, mischief will result SPECIAL PoMhm *ftaUeMLtiiteUitih'im Ut^ioor BtatodMk Ite Ukluat HOW TO FLED CUIOKENS. season rains are frequent, and the gra« which eaves its ammonia, to a great degree, r. s. IXTERMAL REVE5CE • i'eddlorx oftpbxapo.uccatal ctev^twiiborrer ’’ifcr rcuih’fwt qaYi lost hfa breath that frightened the cat al- We frequently see articles in the papers among the root*, and before the holes are ou feeding chickens, as if their existence entirely filled up, turn a half a pail of wa depended on a formula of delicacies, wheu ter into each, and wait a few hours to finish quite young, aslong ns a French bill of fare. Chickens require no food the first filling them. day that they arc hatched. For tbe first >J bo fed on n ' 5. No manure should bo put among the । two or three days they maj naked trusts of roots; but it may, be place*1 over thorn, boiled egg, mixed with soaked eruste of e they may bo near the surface ■of the .’ground. A mulch bread ; but after that time they may be of barnyard litter around the trunks of the fed on Indian meal, till old enough to eat cracked corn, wheat screenings, barley or tree* is very good to ward off the effects of buckwheat. It u doubtful whether they a drouth. require anything except corn rnrol at find, as I have tried both ways, and could never MANCBINO GB.ASS LANDS. see any difference in tho result; but a lit­ The spring of the year seems to be the tle better food fur a couple of days will, do beat time to manure grus land. At this the chicks do haftu. soon shaded it. s.»i.r. OK BXtci-TIOK. •’da.vjfc'!- NOTICE. Hoom of Representatives—-Tliis House Thin is the eo,>infa>ns forty- w' k.,~ , rrwtwilMb. ug', m»g U»l tbe 'W.j'.'litoZj’Kfil.tt the lab day°of ,'i knE ,..*■■1 au -. .. encouraging L..H . hmilk . ■ 11- AA-II0 1 ' . 7 maid hug in tryingKmto HI BAM M. ALLEN. the cow that appears to have run dry some Adialuirtniur. twenty years, that toned the dog till he Pack the earth firmly grows rapidly and very Legals. Legals. Legals. mouse that litod the malt lhat lay in the ,he V^*Mtecra*rei. bouse that Sam built. [ o^’rea^iy ti<W »x>d f«te fliiM the. I SI. Fry* prayluff 1 seed in New Jersey, and of quoomtnonly The Bulldoier—This is the cat that fine appearance. Of. rourre it remains to made an assault on the aside mouse that,. *S«rcm>ot> .___ Iti* ordered. Ttot J/torf(r>, HrSlzrf be seen whether they will maintain such liked the malt that lay iu the l'.ouw that I da^tf April ae«r. at 10 o’.iock in’tt '! built. ' l** - -I *■■■ ■*.» rtt a.I.I ■ size and beauty when grown elsewhere. >1 th* heirs st law of oil decMAni. tad alt o»h*r The Returning Board—This is the dog , ‘‘IMPEBIAL IUG-FoOD.” that was fad by the state that made tho cat Two years Ago “ Imperia) Egg Food" hop up on the gate, tba^uarreUomo cat was first offered to tbe public, aud coarid. that made an aunult on the ebony mouse crablo being sold, a dozen other parties that gobbled tho malt that fay iu the bouse have gone into tbe »amc buainoM, profwsthat Sam built te osnsikft a copy uf tbte enter la bo nublidiodlu ing that it will greatly increase the number Tho Dcmocratio Barty—Thu is tlyrqow of eggs laid, keep the fpwfa healthy, and fIiom sharp horn rvwolled that creole dog in some cases it fa claimed that it will cure till he rose and houollcd that dutiful dog all diseases to which fowls are subject. My that got. in a huff and drove to the peak advice fa, don’t buy it. Docs it look rea­ ofthc gable “ruff” that sputtering .cat sonable to suppose that these quack henADMINIST'R ATOR* SALE whoso principle fault w» charing the fcedcra have discovered anything that you --------mouse that nibbled the the malt malt that that lay fay in in tho tho ot a**;’ or I cannot obtain in our own village or house that Sam bail}. ’ ’ J town? This “egg-food" contains red pop­ 1i,Th0IhT.llr Wffioe Seeker—-This is a-r per and a few other stimulants, as -allapicr, thc mala that sat on a harrow and tried ri», County ofTtarry. tn the ot M>*higinger, Ac. But the pepper fa all tho Htiin- to milk the cow that was farrow, therowthst I 5;^,'TO,.tas,irf"’?™‘ ulant in it of any value. So all yon have didn't know what she was at when she tow- prolate >onri, of Bar to do fa to go to the store and buy a pound ed tho dog that worried the cit that'hast- I 4^V«d nJ to'ti .... the real eeUle titaateA.v* of cayenne pepper, and mix it sparingly eno.l over tbe fenoe 10 vault to cateh tho j »*ia«la ito'of.1 here and itself, to be first used around the roots, and , the Weal and Col. Cheney. Tho first three of those were quite now, produced from with the cooked or uneooked meal that you iced to your fowls. In the winter season a there. From one-third to one-half of tho hot feed of cooked meal pnee a day, with top of a tree, when re-set. should always pepper in it, and the same cold in summer, with grain at other feedings, is al! the be shortened in. 4. Dig boles of ample sixe, so that all ’ “imperial egg-food” that any one noedj. The name “imperial” shows that the stuff the roots will be in their natural, horizon | was got up to humbug verdant fowl tai position, and place the surface soil by keepers. moving a This Iff the House the Sam Built. half feet apart, and set the plants about -----------■ ­ PROBATE ORDER. 15 inches apart in the rows. The most I The Republic—This is the hou« that STATE OF MICHIGAN. Connij efBarry. notable strawberries that were exhibited at ; Sam built. It alTMHHi of the Probate I ourt luf the Conn the CcnU-nnul in Pbiiaddphift, as regards •' The Ballot—-Thia is the malt that lay in _•------j lbeauty, — ------------athe —_____________ .Great a-------------]->a wnW! ttalthat Sam |3agtbuilt. ______________ ____ . ___ houte j in Utn year ouo thoavaud «i*M hondrei aua nixo and were American, Gloasy Qwceu. '* Monarch The lutclligeutContniband—This is die !Cjh£2tXVi"ient Smith. Judyuy.f Probate, Glossy Cone. Cone, Gypscy Gj A of ** MrLr LBento i/i w /IrwLyfijjtoup Spoift, Plants 22 MONROE ST. 18 Arbor that Dr. iaaeL^ontory work of ~kiB’ HBX* BOOB t<> i' bah--.i.sr � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-04-19.pdf a4948ffacfc42a23162706aa805b7c09 PDF Text Text the HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY APRIL 19,1877. NO. 102. VOL. XXL New Advertisements. GOOD NEWS TO THE PUBLIC! GEO. M. DEWEY ,:r.npR and publisher. Swift on the USRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION War Path with a new and well selected STOCK OF GROCERIES A-.4 TES OF .4 D VER TISINO. to inforu^ my old customers and the PEOPLE OF BARKY COUNTY Generally that I have again embarked in er Tie Grocery Business «o) At my OLD STAND on Jefferson Street. A BRAVE GIRL. I ding - him not to worry over her,. she ! jumped lightly out on the abed and disap- In the winter of 1842 a gentleman and his daughter, a young lady, while traveling through Canada, arrived about nightfall at an oH-faahioned tavern. The gentleman eondudod to atop there instead of going on­ to the village of fl..*.—., which was ten miles distant, and which they had thought to reach. The daughter Carrie expressed her willingness, as the tavern presented a comfortable appearance, and they alighted,,. —----------------r,----------- .-----------D-------------when it was plainly to bo seen that the gentleman was quite lame, so much so, ' that ho waa obliged to use a can. j The landlord eano out, ud calling a boy 1 to take the home and sleigh to the j Mr. Bpeuocr watched her for a little while, then dosing the window, took out a watch, saw that it was nine o'clock, ud proceeded to work. He first covered up the fire, blew out tbe'light, and rolled up a bluk^t, with which ho made a dummy. Thb he placed in the bed which hb daugh­ ter was to occupy. Then he sat down and waited—oh, how anxiously ! Ten, fifteen, twenty minutes went by. and ao sound eamc from the vicinity of i the bam. Taking of hb boots, he crept' 1 noiselessly to the window and peered out, •I but could sec nothing. Then creeping to i, the wash stamKEe laid hb money belt in i the drawer and closed it. Ae then threw ■ himself on the bed ud oaee more waited, | After’an hour had apparently anpareody gone by, | Mr. Spencer ,r._— threw off iff hb hb coat coat and aud vest, vest, our travelers, who had been in the sleigh tumbled “ ' up the bed,- hobbled -• •«---> the door, unloved it, and stepped out into the ball. since morning. ' “Your room will be ready bv rapper This rwu all in accordance with Carrie's time, sir," said the landlord, ns he left plan."Landloid ! landlord 1" he shouted. the room,and went into the bar-nxnn. He then went back into the room and Supper was shortly announced, ud after refreshing themselves, Mr. Spencer and noiscicsnly threw up the window, all the barn, he ushered Mr. Fpone.-r and hb daughter into a pleasant sitting room, where a bright fire was burning on the hearth, which proved very acceptable to time shouting for the landlord. That worthy came flying up die stairs, and late as it was ho was still dressed. “Uh, landlord !" gasped Mr. Spencer, | rushing toward him. Carrie returned to the coxy sitting room, where they talked and chatted until 8:30. They were then shown to their room, which was on the secund story , in a wing some­ a what distant Iron, the main portion. The run was very loog, with a high i “X ceding. On the one side was a window, *«“>«» . land'ord iu db- and on the other a door. Just above the door i ma-vwas a bust of King George III. The room “Who could have atoleo itf" groaned was plainly furnished, containing two beds, I Mr. Spencer. "I had |5.(H)0 in a bell and HS^Tlw above goods have been selected with great care and will lai sold at prices that PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON •'Oro tn the Rower Bloek. S Ute Street. Hb*U»V. Mich. m»rch5T7tf. JOHN R? EASTMAN. ATTORNEY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR Call soon and examine my stock and prices. J. H- SU PTON. ALONZO D. CADWALLAUER. ATTORNEY AT LAW A, IX) LIO ITO II IX CH ANCKNLabo. Circuit Court Coninfaaion- [janl5.T6tf) ---------------- ------------------------------------------------------- PHIL. W. NISKERN. CIRCUIT COURT CO MM IRS IOXKR. Martino -nd Middlaville. Will b« at t*a o«oa nf Hspry ■num will receive prompt eHenlloii ___ .___________ XXIVI F. 8. BOWEN, CENTRAL HOUSE* HASTINGS. M1CU-. L. E. STAUFFER. Prop. gsituTt: iiMUnaO^turtteeU C. MW-XxlOtf GRAND - BOA »P ABQ BOOM, M1CD Kt» DAT. DENTIST lichip. Nashville, iTJ. M4XA . Carriaie, Sin anil Onaieital P A I N TER ■ At A. M. Rock's Carriage Shop Jefferson St., - FERRAND WILLIAMS 4 CO., rartfri DrtroU. Mkhiasn. Pensions. TCs«tsvT»llml>e<l 1^63, American and Foreign Patents, GILMORE 4 °3. juoMesors Dr. J. B. LaSure’s Ad. HEAD ! READ ! READ ! OM Bounty Land Warrants. •Joy Comfort and Happiness TO THE Slok aadAXfUotoA! OK HASTINGS AND VICINITY. Ballad Stela* General Laud Ofiea. ‘ The talk about Tilden's writ of ywo «cwr- rauto is revived. Gen. Garfield expects to have the sup­ port of several Som hern Democrats for Speaker. The President has invited William Cul­ len Bryant to visit Washington and be a guest at the White House. It is said that President Hayes intends oww soon w to prosecute vigorously 'ILVlMUWr on all uucuu offenders .i. n_ j u— revenues .nd nutom. lairs. The Connecticut Senate has paased passed ithe bill for the safeguards at elections, and it liecomes a law notwithstanding the Govi ernor’s veto. # . . The South Carolina State officials below the Governor will await the decision of the State Supreme Court before vacating their offices. The President is constantly in receipt of letters from all parts ot the country, from men high in standing, commanding his Southern policy President Hayes is credited with the , , . stcraunation to replace Bria uxPrcsso<1 4jtcrn i trtW tow’’Bs ■»«*«« appointees, yho were removed from “ Thb certainly looked suspicious, but*ab- ■office for purely political reasons. c— solute proof was yet wanting. On return­ Thus far 8690,849.52 has been collected ing to the room occupied by Mr. Spencer. they again searched every 'nook and cor- fro® lhe T’rt*d "■£. bnt 8226,711.34 ha* “ Carrie, Carrie !" he called, but 00 u- T^y began to pull up the bricks, whidi j read out of the Democratic party by u swer organ. Thb This because because he he ha* has Gone Gone to to LouLou­ swer came came :: and an the bndlord drawing near I Prov«* ,0®“' wh®“ ,'±'UTlt'’ «?ehn8 r“™t’ organ. “ the - ’ ”7 to the abenff and hm men, who with light, — the dummv, and cried ' isiana as a member of the Commission. had them all pulled up, when a canty was out : This must be very sad nowt to Brown. I disclosed, containing the murdered body of^ "Why, mu, the girl isn't there !’ a gentleman whom Mr. James ud the \_The Southern Democrats about Wash­ “Whrt! ’ gasped Mr. Spenoer "Oh. I see it all! The wicked girl has sheriff had remembered to have stopped at ington arc very emphatic in their approval robbed me while I slept, and run off to 8------ three days before. of the President’s course, and are choek The evidence was conclusive. meet her lover, from whom I was taking The landlord ud hb confederates were full of promises to give it hearty-support.. her." ___ ___ ___that ______ , ,,,, ______________ us __ hope they will hold to the Ho ran to die window, followed by the guarded through the night, and the nextLet day were lodged in jail, where in due time ' landlord, ' . " Yes. yes, here arc footprints in the they were sentenced and suffered the ex treme penalty of the law. Senator Kellogg of Lonbunn b of the j unow.on the shed ! ' cried thc'landlord, ------------- —— ■ opinion that Packard fa made of sterner ' while Mr. Spencer ■rroaned aloud, An otaoiog inridML raul, |bm Cta»ta,U.n, .nd mtad tata. | H Bow long do you think she has I 'been । at B church jQ Connecticut The clergy- '; I at a church in Connecticut. The clergy- .... ’ „ . , . • ; ..n doind ta call ita Utanu.n nf tta '"duc^i nltatou ta .tat ta rrgud. u gone, the landlord.* '* •sir? --- -- ’ asked . —---------------------' unwu •« vaaa. a aav wawanawavaa va a.av , 1 "Fur uuur or ur mqp, *the v "For ait an hour deceitful ccongregation - fact to the that, it being the ; the course the blacks would have adopted I jade," te,Y replied Mr. Spenoer. ! j__ *t last~Sunday in the month, he would admin- | if Packard had been in Chamberlain’s , , "Then there's no use to ------look— for— her, t^e of baytfam to children. Pre- ' I gb," said the landlord. , vious to having the jiuijni pulpit be rc— vioiu io UBViDg entered emercu mv uc ll| ’’ ;Oh, *__i but I I / must!" cried Mr. 2,, Spencer, , f"rom of who, The complete returns from the Rhode ___ one _____ * Wheelden, ' . rt:, by _j the ±b i u hn began to descend the stairway, fol- way, was quite deaf, a notice to the effect Island election show that the average Re­ bust, when, toberhorrornnd astonbhment. in place of the empty spaces, she saw two glittering eyes, greedily watching every movement of her father. ‘‘I must hare been mbtakan, thought the fair girl. “What should make mo have such a strange fancy, though ?" ahe continued, gbneing again at the bust. DMafecte, Pnrifiee, Soothe, mmd The eyes were still there—two burning Heals. \ savage eyes, that brightened as Mr. Spencer went on counting. 1 Cure* Rh»uBiaiL«m and Neuralgia. "Gooa heavens !" thought Carrie, “what Instantly ally, the pain of Burns. shall wo do ! We are evidently in a den Heals the atiat Obadnato Soros and Ulcers. of thieves, and will be murdered for my ‘ poor father’s money." ' How 'o communicate their danger to her I Will ta" «<1 ta*. iB Or,’*r father without those terrible eyes noticing j it, Game could not think.. Suddenly a i bright idm came to her, I WIT NEVER PAIL8I TiyiiOwS* “Father," ahe said aloud, "let me take a card an pencil. I wbh to make a mcmor- I W M- JOMEH. landlord quivered with rage when . The linalool he law how completely he had been de­ feated. As the men began to search the room, the landloid-protested his innocence, de­ claring that thly bad bo right to bold him or hb men prisoners, or to search the house. Breaking open the door above which syaa the bust, the men rushed iu. The room was empty, save for a long hdder which reached a shelf above tEedoor. A hole above the shelf disclosed the bust to be broken in half, so that a man could eas­ ily c'imb up the ladder, get on the ahdf, thrust hb head in the bust, which was “large I nave enough been robbed! for on ordinary man's head, and sec all that was going on in the adjoining room. ing room. Political Note*. While and her her father father sat While kbc she ud sat by by the the fire fire ij • • | her eyes wandered to the bust above the door, when she noticed that the eyeballs . had evidently been knocked out, leaving two empty spaev “Well. Carrie." said Mr. Spenoer, pree ontly, "I thlnY you had better look the door. I am going to count my money." I After Carrie hed done no. ho drew out a I money bdt, heavy with bilb, ud proceeded I to count them. While dointr so, Carrie’s eyes involuntarily wandered a.ain to the I LIZST I MENT - avanacer. oiaee in me voun nuu... Hx.Unn. Mm*.___ ___________________ ««_ SRAPIDS. weet's H°Tel> ......................... - - CARBOLIC OIL sensible, for I had to be carried in by the landlord. I was given warm drinks until I fully recovered, and was able to relate my story. I told them my suspicions and my fears, and this gcnilcmaQ"—here Car­ rie paused, and turning to a fine-looking gentleman near her, said, "Mr. James, .bv his ready belief in what I told him. and hb energy and spirit in arousing the sheriff and his men, has been the main cause in bringing assistance.” Mr. Spencer grasped the young man’s hand, and thanked him. “Your plan succeeded admirably, Car ria," the wash’ he said ■; and advancing ---- c to ----------------stand he took out the money belt, saying. "my money b all right, as ;ou *«." a washstsndnnd a few chairs. it b gone—stolen !" ncr. Suddenly Carrie and Mr. James, ibjo been paid to the lawyers and others Carrie took took in in the the wide wide room room at at a a glance, This landlord in lit me the canuw caudle ana and looked Carrie glance, I i ne lanaioni looxea |< L • ------ j ----- --- - --—> -w; * ~ . ud it must be conferaed, had there uot around, chaerin depicted on every feature. • who had been standin? near the Bre-pbce. fire-nine/' * who wl.,. made m.rL the <k.. collect.oo. One bwyer got been a cheerful firn burning, she would "Why don’t you wake your daughter, £Te * b0® «y» for on close examination j 957 881, anj „ accountant 816,339. have felt nervous about sleepwg there. As «r ?’’ he questioned. I “"7 ““ fouud apota of Wood ou the bnck ! , w t , it was, the warm glow lit up the room into I Mr. Spenoer hurried to the bed: wh*ch f,jrmcd lho h“rlb’ I Kx-Gov. Brown of Tennessee has been comparative cheerfulncro. DEFY COMPETITION. WHOLE NO 2044 lowed by the landlord, who had believed evcr« word Mr. Spencer had said, They proceeded to the biro, followed by the landlord,s confederates. They found the horse gone, ud her mode of flight was easily explained. •« You may ar well give her up, sir,” nid the landlord, consolingly. * I suppose I may," groined Mr. Spencer, and they returned to the house. As they left the bam he heard the lud- andum of aome items I want to purchase |ord whisper to one of hb confederates t in the village." ‘ The job's up, Jem—we'd belter let tbo Her father handed them to her, after | 0|j man alone." stowing away hb belt Carrie wrote trom- j Once more entering the room, Mr. blinMy, m a fine hand: ' Spencer threw himself upon the bed, ud “Father, do not be frightened; we are j awaited the return of hb brave daughter, in a trap. Go in the opposite corner cf i •« jQod bless her and bring her back in the room, whwe your face will be in the i safety," he murmured. dark and look at ths bust above the loor. j Meanwhile all grew stilL *nd the hours In it you will see two glittering eyes jhat j roHod by. The fire had been raked up ud have watebod von eonnt your money." j crackled on merrily. "Bead it," she said aloud, handing the The eyes were not looking from the bust they evidently for card to her father. "I »nnt to sec if you «—•■ -; •* —- »had —1 — u—.1- disappeared for think I am too extravagant" Her father betrayed no emotion while he read, but said: * *‘Yo« are pretty extravagant, Came. 1 ameve you think your father u made ot WOUKT." Aud he arose «nd went to the washstand, which was in a durk corner. Oom itan ta rl»ta«i tael tbo tan. nx! ital <OTtrw«d b“ d,«?" ■eK* eiu»orfi~'T iwuoral W tao ta tank to b> n.t Curie m that tta nu ««re p»e. iio.lo.too.: Tta», loutiog towwi the night. At last, after what seemed tn age to the anxious father, ho heard a loud knock on the front entrance, and five minutes after wards he beard the landlord stumble to the door. Then followed a conftued jum­ ble of curses and straggles, followed by the rush of many feet up the long hall and The next minute the door waa thrown open ud bb daughter rualied in, followed bjlta ” U“U°d’ tar tabor, .ta «uJ io • lo« lo>» : -1 OU — U-- 1 I h‘” thocj^ -You — il»-I 'J of.,1.0 tar—w,lT •k^bw.ruuNxb “h tabu”" .b?2ui, tEnn>j>f “• «*. heT uu. uotiod >■“ "«i. ih»ta" pri bm* i"t°taw’ n .n rf"T of “J k‘»<l "• roar taM leg, ta 1 Uy ta taro a. “ta* U?ta. Mtatad • wbi^od taotalutau that, as tbe children would be present that afternoon, and he had the Dew Sundayachool books ' ready for distribution, he would have them ready to sell to all who desired them. After the service the cler­ gyman began the notice of the baptismal service thus : “All tboM having child rco, and desiring to have them baplfaed, will bring them thb afternoon." At thu point the deaf elder, hearing the name of child­ ren , supposed it was something in reference to hb books, and thing, said: “And all of those having none, aud desiring them, will be supplied by me for tbo sum of] “ — ’ “XZT" V twenty-five rwritH cents tatataf. each.",^j --------------- * * ------------------j Itaj iril. pod HOr, in North Carolina ' of the way one of the colored magistrates decides cases which come before him. i Soon altar tta -« th. cnaurm «u t>r the 1 publican majority for the State ticket is 2,859. The average Democratic vote was ITT more than was cast fur THden. The highest Republican majority was 653 less than that given for President Hayes. Many Republicans preferred their Bourbon straight; hence the change Scissorinctums. The Detroit red ribbon society numbers 3.308. tagambj to g« Sab art of the ’ . hare orer .5« white men who owned the land and the [ ■l)-tainers. mules to least! them to the colored men and receive therefor one half the crop. Such a bargain waa made, but before the crop was grown the colored mu died. His widow and children went on with the form, and when the crop was gathered the white man went down to gel hb share. Bat But the woman repudiated the . contract and .nd claimed d.in»d all the crop. The case was brought before a colored magistrate, who, having heard womans story, iwn, that «•— she raised the the woman's —> promptly prwnpd, dw:d«d in her tar fovor. ftror Tie decided in The te cun— put in hb objuotions, and urged --------------ibM tbo Uod nod aota wwe b«.»l half tun wuw -- __ - — the Aarev. crop belonged The twain—.art to tn him. him The old magumainstrate, who could not read and who was a good specimen of a North Carolina negro, pondered the caac for a moment and thea baned bis “reecript" in the foUawing words: "De earth am de Lord’# and de fulness thereof—do crops belong to de woman," and it was with great difficulty that the decbion was revereed ud the white man There are 5,540,550 acres of improved land iu this State. The work of plastering the new capitol | commenced April 10. ! I Hal Dion gave a walking ‘exhibition at ' Grund Rapids April 10. Th, j, lh0 „„ d „,r d. , favorite stylos of spriug bonnes. Red ribboas arc plenticr than ever, and n—f Un —«• wnlinue fdtalU. j Dovnpno bu n red ribbon club of 21)0. ebriata. tanpereore un175 Carriages with blue glass windows are quite fashionable. • ' They euro everything visions about the same, and moat a litUe ,dearer in London than in the United States. got hb duos. during .u^uhitaOarriok which Carrie kept — her b« <T" eyes naitatan; b« ib" gtiuoing Presidency of Dartmouth College, and « l^WI-btaU-tarij 6-«*. > I/axnxk $! .50 in advance. A Melrose boy came down the street on d>. r<»b . Ita «■$“ ■‘.'■g* riud wunurukl ttare wm .taof HflU U rtaJutaburiri™*!. ajf.in scientific men, four loafers, ud a dog •tartod off to ace them. The graveyard was u dark as such pises usually are. “Where are the light* of May. । | , cinnati * �---------------------------------------- 4............... ............. Th pejai-lleekiy hplihhap tapper' Woman’s Work. Fxwtbh for ua always tofrtmak ax firmly The exports of fresh beaf contrtus -to ! against the managers of St. John'o Guild, ----mt -----------1.—shipped v:..— i to Great rJ rill bo The quantity wi" " increase. ‘fnl of « from ..v— New *.«„ York and Philadelphia Phi thoughtful and charitable, careful of Britain in March amounts to 6,707,855 pounds, wounding sensitive hearts. All cannot valued nt $2,677,383. John Bull says if think alike, and it is as hard for a sister to bo had known of thfa he would never have give up a point abo u deeply iiRcrcfited in given the United States to Jonathan. The attention of the editor is called tu aa it would bo for us. Let us work togather for the general good, resolve not to the fact that those old counterfeit ?1 ,00Q united'as at present, if each : Habtibos, Mice., Akl ' before the Woman’s Christian Temperance 19’ 1^/7. Union of Hastings on the afternoon of Tuesday of last week : Th Impeding w.r. The latest European advices certainly The brink of actual collision minimum. An essay delivered by Mrs. M. II. Wing Dear Smfdu.. ■It fa now twelve weeks since our Woman’s Christian Tem­ perance (Union was organised. During speak of the mistakes our sistera make, that time we have had eight very interest­ cither those in office or no committee*. is almost reached, and to arrest the mo­ ing essays read and six eloquent speeches mentum of two such powers as Russia and made, all on the same subject. Tuskey would seem to demaud pacificatory If to-day I do not say anything new, influences much greater than any. that have only present the same ideas in a little difThe military heads arc ev­ yet appeared. erywhere naturally studying the situation. Gen. “ Woman’s Cubutian Tkmpkkance Sherman, who was recently inter­ Union.’’ Have you thought of the im'- viewed on the subject, thinks that the mcnae ground these four words cover? In world is going to witneis some of the the first place the word “Woman’*." This greatest battles ever fought, so far as the shows tho people that here u an organisa­ destruction of life is concerned. tion officered and He hard- sly believm that the Turks can withstand women. three years, that women are capable of cre­ ever, that all tbo great powers will bo di­ ating and managing n society with as much rectly or indirectly involved in the conflict business before the year is onL Admiral Porter There fa so inach carmutness and heart in i ecords his opinion that the Russians will their manner of working that it make* never capture Constantinople, for before, them suceeaafal in this work of reaching tact and judgment as men ? that event Austria will be in the fight, and the hearts of others. poariby Germany and England.' He thinks zeal of tho noble women who led tho Tem­ ‘’‘the great good .this war is going to have perance Crusade I firmly believe wo owe To the praytrs and on our country cannot be computed ” our present temperance movement. The next word, “Christian.” Dear ai«> ters, arc wo all Christians? and, if wc are The cable news from London Saturday No halo light around them. And have they not proven, by the noble work tboy^have done in the past Ho anticipates, how­ Higher Rates for Gold and Breadstuffc. failures, and doiug all in our power to help them. This will make our society a Union indeed ; and thoso two rones' I hare found give an exalt'd idea of our work: controlled entirely by the shock, although they may possibly save Constantinople. wise is «uffie»onL For a while you had better take no change over a 8500 bill, and We all know how an evil grows by being when you hare a day to spare run through talked over and ofer. Let us enjoy tho your pockets and sec if yon have not been taken in. Max. many good things they do, ignoring the not, will wc not try to be from this day indicates increased apprehension in com­ on followers of Christ, who fed the poor, mercial circles of a war on the Eastern healed tho sick, and did not even turn away Gru*«d w.ll the toil-worn hand OaUtretehed to ruida him nf.ly To ths dUuul fathor land." CAPITAL llOTES. Washington, D. C., April 13, *77, Ed. Banner:— v According to the beat of our recollection when the Apoade Peter said unto his dfaciplcB, “ I go a fishing," thcy.tarried not, neither did they enquire regarding tho wherefore nor the where ; but 'twas not so with the disciples of your correspondent. OUR NEW YORK LETTER. The Beer Trade—The _ Venderbill Will—The Jewett Tragedy, and Dirt — The Chanties —Political— Bualne**. a jiaif (foton “bomes" aro on the gridiron, and a dozen of charities for which hrge sums of money are contributed every year, have boon foudd to l»o merely private spec ulatfoM carried cm for the benefit of board*, whu.wc a small part of- tho contributions focttlicf and the big balance in aalariea, „r<b. it fa^ nKy that «ha be« I people should ba ao abused. Consuls foil off to 941, but from the poor, trembling one who was "• embellished with new and highly President IIiiyAi. fa carrying out the engravings, iteihtter-prr-M a model -i"L. principles that he announced would gov- ogrsphical rieira’ait. and the arraug, u,’. era hi* administration remorselessly in thi» tooihotu simply superb, the IU> city. ’• It "ha* been fashionable for members MoVXTAIN Tolriht fa worthy of cumpari. <«. - Um ---------- - -.................. i aoa with Picturuque American or Th» '' their friends upon the custom Bouso in Aldine. It is written in gossipy, gndr' Now York, till it wus-ovemia with holders style, covering details of the tou’r thru‘>> h of sinecures. There arc thousands pf the gardeM rfthe Southwest ftbe Arkaumtm <jo th* pay-roll of that snug harbor sas Valley, Southern Kansas, to the _wr.for atrikcre and brokan-doara politician., heart of the Alps of America—th-: RockJaunts are made to all ill from all parts of the State, who never j Mountains. show themselves in tho building except on fomoun resorts of Colorado, the remarks monthly pay-days. Secretary Sherman’* bln ruins, the springs, the mines, and, in explicit orders to cut down the cmyloyoea short, to every, point of interest to tourist to the strict requirement of the business ( agriculturist, capitalfat. miner, and invalid strikes terror to the hearts of the rinccur- With thu Tourist, the Sax Ju as GrU.r. fat*. especially as chey know it will be done. keeps filing company, and the two pul.JiAnd the thousands who expected to be cations are mailed fate to all writing for placed, but who see that under this admin­ one or both to T. J. Andxrbox. Top L ■ istration there fa n:» chance for it, are also, indignant Whenever you Cancers hear a gcntkqiin. with noae atalT rod, Nxw Tonic, April 16, 1877. A new trade has sprang up between this country and Europe which promises to be of enormous benefit to both oountrics. Beef in London retails at from 22 to 40 cents per pound, which puts it out of the reach of tnc laboring classes, except aa a rarity. The steamers were running from New York to Liverpool with vary light cargoes, -*«d the passenger business had droppedJeff terribly in these bard times. Beef in the carcan had been transported from the west to Now York, in refrigerator can, and the thought occurred to aomeoue rand, not addicted to labor, express an “why not to Europe in refrigerator stea­ opinion that the president's Southern mers ?" And so steamers were fitted up policy will prove a foilure, ascertain for the transportation of fresh beef, and whether ho has not recently been dismissed the bnsincss began; Cattle were brought from a custom house, or was not recently from the far west to Chicago, Toledo and an applicant for a position. In this city other principal points, fed on cheap cohi, party lines are being rapidly obliterated and slaughtered, the carcaaaes pwktd in among good men and for«that matter refrigerator can, brought to New York among bad ones. For the Democrats who and put into ths hold of the steamers ; would have had places if Tilden had been and in ten days the meat wu exposed fur elected, join, in cursing Hoyts, the Repub­ sale London, as fresh and sweet as it licans who have, been unceremoniously was the day it waa killed. The effect turned out. The President can ' endure was tremendous. American beef was oold the displeasure of both classes. in London for twelve and fourteen cents a BUSINESS pound, and the monopolism were troubled. fa not so good as't had expected, but the They undertook to Uec.-y it m inferior, but merchants still hope for a fair spring trade. a trial dissipated that notion, and now The settlement of the Southern I rouble*, England fa very largely dependent upon and the prospect of a uood stable govern­ thia country for its meat. The effect of ment, they argue must bring about a this trade upon the country cannot be over­ val of business. I do not mean to ray estimated. Already over two and a half that trade is absolutely bad, only it fa not millions of dollars worth have been export­ what was hoped it would ba by thfa time. ed, and the trade fa increasing with won There must be n revival very"soon. The ! derful J **’ rapidity J ty. From this time forward, stocks carried by the merchants in 4hc in­ there will be a regular demand for cattle ferior are verj- light, and they most have .-v.v ..... for exportation. And America will have igoods. It fa singular that South Carolina another source of revenue, something ‘merchants have, made their appearance more to balance our demand for foreign here modi more fredy since the settJamcnt goods. It will be a big help to our agri­ of troubles io that State. The theatres C. P. Rowell Col. y s 77 roTj^^agy.'te- DHUNKARD STOP’ mVjAUt ments to report at an adjourned meeting time to please and interest her husband, to be held at Lansing on the first Wednes­ for I will confess we mothers are two rspt to make our children idols to* the neglect day in June at 2 o'dock in the afternoon We note with peculiar interest the indi­ of the many little attraction* we uso1 to cations of prosperity so apparent on every hand in this city, and its wonderlul growth pay on kOnd husbands. To the sister I would say there fanatic like the love between brother and outer. hard tiaK* ; but tine forbids any extended How thoughtful ths brother is about the Yet we cannot refrain from saying that we find here the rery bat Hotel in*Miehi- once realist it, there is no estimating the Tbe Bancroft House, Farnnm influence a sister may exert over a brother. Use it thMbdeurgiris, on the ride of Chris- will also probably result in deciding Com igrew to be more generous than it would 1o'benruo have been in appropriating an amount to enable the United Stales to j make a creditable display at the approach­ • log French exhibition. The Clerk of the House ha$ not yet ’compiled hfa roll of the member) of tbo lower branch of the Forty-fifth CongroM, , but it fa understood that 285 out of 293 certificates of member,hip have boea re­ ceived. Two hundred nod rixty have thus ft* drawn pay. If the Cterk phe-s on bis roll* the nam-a of *11 Republican-) whose election fa was to conclude the arrangement. Who killed tbo two men and so fcarfrlly w.undcd the other fa not aprl2tf * A Teachers' Examination will be held at the Carlton Center School Hous: dn Friday, the 20th dayof April,A.D. 1877. at 9 o'clock A. M. Teachers will plea-e provide themselves With pens and paper, and be ready to begin promptly a: । In­ hour. No certificate will be granted to those making up a partial 1st. Examina­ tions to continue at thd discretion nf the Superintendent. ' CfcABK A. Babbek. Township Sup.'t of Schock Carlton, April 7,1877. aprl2t.*i New Millinery Store, State Street,*Nortli side, firat door wwt of the Bank. New Goods, New Styles, New Prico*. Ladies, please call and Took at our goulbfore purchasing. ’ Wo keep the Domestic paper foshions for ladies and children. Wc have the Chi­ cago styles of trimming, and shall have all the novelties ot the season u fart as thev appear in the market. Ladies of Hastimrt and -vicinity are cordially invited to call Mbs. BL A. POLAND aprI2m3 The best thing to feed your krsw, car tie, sheep and hogs, is Oil Cako. at apr.12 Wanzkr ABabslIf you intend W uso wall paper tlfi. spring, come and see our very large awoii ment before purchasing. The largest stock of WaD paper, cousiing of Gilt. Rrouze, Batin, Pink, Whit­ Blank and Brown, all at very low rates at apr 12 Wanzeii A Baknm Boots and shoes of all grades and price, ode to order on reasonable term* st «pr!2 WoOLLFT’r promptly dene qt the lowest living rat< apt 12 WOOLLEY. Brick for sale at my yard.- Section 23J in Rutland. Dec. 5ch, 1876. Henry L. Newton. • xxitUtt Boots and shoos in-ali the latest .-.trlra for Ladies and Gents at •F1WopiatTs .Farmer’s boots “-*** ■ TBrjK and shoes, good anp Woollkt'x. Hl to call Attention to where he may be Barry. Don’t forget the place; in the shop with Jawon Ilinh k Bro., corner o Church and Rsdros*! Street. Xx6lf ‘JACKSONS BEST' Taken from the Hastingspu»tofficc, some time within the last 10 days, a penrimi draft in favor of Mari* Rmub, and pnyall- March I3d, 1877. SKV Now weeoBte to the Tut. word “Union. Ail p true in all Union* E. F. Brown, M. D., Hastings, Mid.. Notice to Teachers of Carlton. it lies till th* wheel. of a member of one of the Detroit Lodgra, that there were w hot' of all kinds eared. Canecre of the Breast removed Without breaking the «.kin if tak­ en early. Knife not used. Very little pain. Call on or addrexs 1 hfa line, from putting a new old wheel, to the building of cratv to 144 Republicans. The doubtful filled the streets. Now the city dislr c.*, whose Rcpi ejentatives have not something Hire* a million a year ti been pie era wpon trj rolls, ere nio ' number, rs follows; Two in Jxraimtaa, eooliy told by In the Sweet By-end-By <Cannot but b-j the happy thought « fortunate recipient of the “Rot-i Wmtais Tovribt' wan,. ,t» wonil, *■’ ftunai. AV hen al the breakfast table one morning this weak onr intention of going upon a similar excursion for meal was announced, brought before him td\bc stoned to death. rallied later in the day to 951. it was answered only with jeers and revil­ “ Christian mother*." How proudly t The English jbrcadstufls markets were | ing; imputations were cast upon our skill excited and vfa-y strong, the price for wheat many a man has said, “I had a Christian in the art piscatorial, and our unfortunate and corn having advanced one shilling. mother. She prayed over my cradle in record of tne past week was displayed in The London stock market wav also de-1 helpless infancy, and often after I had its most unattractive light. Even con. inittew were appointed, with full powers to grown a tall lad has she taken me by the go behind the returns, to keep close sur­ The news had the effect in this country hand and led me away to her own room, veillance of the fish stands at the markets of stimulating the markets for broadstaffs and there, kneeling, with her arm around upon the day of our journey. They were and giving a somewhat higher range to the me, prayed that I might bo forgiven for entreated, but they would not.’ ’Twas therefore that we went slone. We sat gold premium, the price during the fore­ the wrong I had done, and helped to do so astride a log, and wo conquered ; and as noon ranging from 106i to 1061. D: :-,: no more. And a kwoet^feding would come those graoi-k.. disciples sat around the patches from Chicago report the market after her prayer which, for *liat day at board the next morning, picking the small for wheat Os excited with an advance of least, would make inc a gentle, manly bones of those white perch from their erst­ 3t cents par bushel. boy. ' I know a dear, kind man, who fa while sneering throats, we fell that wc The increased offering of grain for ship­ had triumphed. The catch was seven ment to Europe has given a start to ocean not a Christian (andjaometimes- I almost pounds. xfrfeights, and the steamers in New York fear he mill never be), who nyt'all women Hfa occupation being gone, Mr. Cham-t cultural interests. and other places of amusement arc rnnntng Saturday advanced their rates to 6 J to 7d. should be Christians, but above all tnothert bcrlain has, by surrendenng hfa position in very light, and the retail trade of the city THX VANDKXBlLT WILL. per bushel, the shippers bidding fid. The The \ andcrbilt will fa not settled. It fa down to zero. But wo all czpect an should be. And mothers of boys—what South Carolina, performed the only official recent rate has been -Id. I a noble work fa theira! There fa no sight act left him to do ; but he will certainly was understood thu William H., bad improvement ,=ovn. yetjfigure prominently in public life in agreed to give each of the other heira a _______ Pietro. EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. which charms me more than a mother who other spheres. Nr. Chamberlain fa a min million, in addition to what was given to still looks young and fresh, with her sons who fa not appreciated at hfa full worth, them by their father, and that in considera­ NEW ADVERTISMENTS. Bancroft mouse, ) gathered around her. How proudly the even by the Republican party at the North. tion all proceedings were to be stopped. East Saginaw, April 17,1877. J 1 elder sons will look upon the mother who Elfa attitude through the conflict just end­ He settled with all of them’but Mrs. Le The meeting of delegates from the sev­ has made so many sacrifices for them ' ed in hfa State, and iu particular his last Ban and Cornelius. He offered Mra. Lc letter to President Hayes, show him to be Ban her money, but as he delayed to set­ eral “Reform Clubs," to com-ider the pro­ Time flies, and these sons she fa training < possessed of fine abilities as a lawyer, ora­ tle with Cornelius she refused to take it priety of organising a State Reform Club, will soon be called upon to take their plac- tor i and writer. He has made agrund good until ho lud settle^ with him. This ho called ua henfthfa damp, cold, aapleasant es in the great world. Snail they be C’hrfa- 1fieht against tho abuses in the Republican has not done, ud so it fa probable that FIXKKT !'!■« TOn.»< < «> party in South Carolina, and we have thus the whole matted will be re-opened. Cor tn lb. AMR FOB .1. day; yet, it is piegrant to bo here, and note tian, Temperance men or not. Early train- ( TAKE NO OTIIEi.-. rewarded him. Our word for it. you have □dius' attorneys claim the most gross iB. the progress of this enterprising city, and ing, in most coses, makes tho principles of. ] roc aux DT AU. xuuux* not yet heard the name of Chamberlain for .justice in the matter, aa tho way tho will the man or woman. । the last time. fa worded, William fa not compelled to rat mam naauo co. anotin, a. t Bed Ribbon movement which is so appar­ Some unbelieving ones hare said our This matter being a ended, . . wo have ___ give hfa brother a cent of money for dis­ but u-mperancc work will be Jahort4ived. Wc. tno .wara ,e.n.0Q our. h>Bd* al P^0’. ,tl>® posal as he choose*. They claim it makes ent on every hand. ' 2_!"Sui> VI _ ■■ Cornelius simply the pensioner of hfa IVOUnrurr-f Saginaw has always been a city of won­ don't believe this ; do you ? And if each one in Louisiana and tire one on the plains. The Commiarion appointed for that pur­ brother’s bounty, ud entirely dependent ders, bat the most wonderful change that one will earnestly try to do her duty, there pose will probably settle tho first, and tho upon him, which, as the father died worth MJ has ever taken place here, or as to that will be no finale written to our work for arrival of Crazy Horse with fifteen hun­ one hundred millions of dollars, they dred hostile^ at tho Cheyenne Agency [ think it fa frather hard. As the matter matter anywhere else, has been wrought years to come. looks now there will be a big fight and an by the efforts of the “boys” with the red There fa a place, dear afatcrx, iu the practically doses tbo Indian war for the body W»nt»lt. William appears to be fietcr- *♦*». au» । season; although, after undergoing repairs ugly one. ribbons, now about 3,000 strong- But the hearts of our children, where we can do a it will jirobably be reopened shortly. How­ mined to carry out the provisions of tlie history of the movement at home, is its temperance work which shall not only but ever, hostilities are not likely to b<t resumed will and do nothing more, except as he x La Salla . ooMiug more, except a> he st..ThU^ w'x —1 u.,« -------- * ” —u», ' history here, though hero it is being1 until the .warriors have been properly fat­ chooaca, and ।rued -n CAUIICN pushed much more vigorously, the result which shall lead them on to noble deeds. tened and newly equipped by the Great break it. Father. Then look out for TUX JKWXTT TBAOXDr, AND DIM, being the closing up of more than a score, And we must work while it fa called to­ The entire inefiMoncy of the police of i “ Lo! tho poor Indian. of liquor saloons. day. New York, fa shown in tho delay m getting , Whose untutored mind anything in rdarion to tho Jewett tngedy. I At the State Convention there were Clothes him before, but Awar from lhaa«tet of awn. Hc.-o were three wealthy men found on the Leaves him bare behind.” present thia afternoon 105 delegates repre­ floor of the private office of a great store. ! Tho U. S. Supreme Court has at last desenting about 30 counties and some 10,­ cidid that the million and a half dollars two dead and one living, with revolvers 500 members of the order. The meeting I have not.forgotten the Christian wives , appropriated to the Centennial Exhibition sod the fngmots of a hud gromdoop was exceedingly harmonious, and the re - and sisters. Truly there fa work as well by Congres* reverted to the U. S. Treasu­ the floor. What little fa known abut it It is kaown that « suit waa the adoption of a resolution by a fur them. The rwect home influence of a ry, and waa not the property of the at«<k- was before the killing unanimous vote in favor of a State organ­ Christian wife; how she makes her home ;holdent. This raveracs the decision uf the the younger of the Jewetts waa on bad J lower court, and his the effect to reduce terms with hfa uncle ud the other partner, isation, and the appointment of the neces the .value of the. Ccnjctwisl stock from ud Chat fa bad bm decided to bay him sary committees to make proper arrange­ .. about 80 to 25 cents on tho dollar. It out, ud that the meeting that tnoreing * Lame, Cnr question. Ucal Biijipejj )iotiCes — c "7< ~ LAST CA LU to Jolin Stanley .■wMlc their hand when the STANLEY. �Advertised Letters, Spcdal Notices Leiters addressed to ike following penions remain unclaimed in the postofiioeat Hasting*, POSITIVELY CURED fh3Seini-’lleBkl0BpliblicajibajijiBr. oiniiAiPAMi *AWman ’ Woodland ami AualaOlnuled oTlIwtlnn. POWERS <fc BARLOW Barry county, Mich., April 18.1877: R- R. TIME-CARD Pena Bolinger, Mrs. Mary Hinion, Mils Alice Hol), Mums Oaborn, Jr.. M. Scber, Wil­ Rutland. only child. and now rf'ea thii roctoc treooa racoip lie Tyrell. DIED. B. U. Deming. Palmyra, Mkh, TJO a.1 •:44 1 Commercial. error* and indiaci DETROIT MARKET. Tbornapplc Orange, No. 88, ha* secured lint I Rapid* Exprew Frctabl • 2 MOW* Thorn apple Grange. pitnent tOOKV unpariw The pnphlc (trough Arkan- Builders, examine their Build aairfast.; .1. M. Ntrtxs. P. M ttifully artistic >1 lyp . DcraotT, Aiirlt. 17 IK/. address at their Hall April 2Cih. at 2 o'clock T. J. Draw. Station Agout. • keob up with dsmatnl. Prross a* a rule have a Geo. M. Sava ge & Co's Col POST OFFICE TIME CARD very. Rockall the markaand, in tourist, nvalid. Gfide publiug far Topeka, b Orange will be cal lad to order in the cvenRpniVAU—Geo. M. Savage Jt Co. the Well known newspaper advertising agenb, of Detroit,* Mk-li-, have removed from ~2 (iriswold to more conimodiotis and jerniveuient quarter#, No, 30 Congress street west, where they have fitted up ele­ gant topees. conic prepared to take part in the feast whlek will be held that evening. ' By Order of (.'ommiltoe. Election of Officers. *Suand 1 rJtadAal teeling on Tuesday Hen- J.M.NEVIXS.P.M. 1 a-PAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. । Bieast if taky little ‘ All About the County. lich. ion. .-« n 1 t r »l»ok«. Addret*. MILU B. STRVfitiS Jt Co-. Detroit. Walt. L. Wilkins, Foreman. Frank 3. Bowen, Secretary. Baker Sbriner, Treasurer. Mode Rich. Company Engineer. A. J. Angle, Steward. Les. Greenbacks 'JOj. Dry Goods Suicide in Hope, John Towniend of Walled Lake. Hope town­ ship, committed suicide al his home by hang­ ing on Monday, the |6th Inst. As near aa we can iejrn, Mr. Townsend has been subject to spell* of slight insanity, but no one supposed that he contemplated self-destruction until (he GEO. FECK & CO’S to siderable wealth, bring a thrifty farmer, and no one can give any reason for the act except inmnity. Mr. Towdsend was about fifty-five . . how ------------------------- -- .--------'A., « but 1877. paptr. at t he nted to raminaof tho 155 and C. M. RUNYAN’S «... -rfi* easion oftbe probate roan for ta* county "( Barry, loldenattbe probate oare.in iheeitxut Hartlak*. n kton.liv, the 1Mb day of APnl la toe urlrtreeto were l^jlnlly thronged on Rat nr ID mu <a»:irr ui inc i i«ir ui List of Patents. josiH A peck, deceased* - On'rcadin* sad films the petition, duly reriCsd. Liat of patents issued to Inventors of Mich ennsed to »«II certain rea ‘"Jt1,1 each dated April 27, 1877. Furnished this ! paper by Cox * Cox. Solicitors of Patent, Washington. D. C. T. Breakey, gate. Homer. 1 hat luxury of luxuries, house-cleaning, b» W. Cooper, chain pump bucket, Ypsilanti. J. Flower, chucks for holding pipe fittings. dug indulged in plentifullyjust now. Dei roll. X. Hutchinson, hitching ftosi. South Ray ■ 'tuques playing is now iu order, and is inCitv. z Ulged in by sone-?f the lovers of the game. J. Jockel, hop proas. Detroit. J. Ijine, whlffletreo attachment, Onondaga. ('leaning up and burning rubbish is being C. Orsen, metallic hub. /enton carried forward largely at present throughout W. Scully, grinding and polishing hollow ware. Detroit. O. Stone, seoldr and fertiliser. Flint. Altoft and McElwain are doing a J. Zink, car coupling, Union Ci y. ay evening. Powers and Barlow are doing n large bu»i- took. »pr!2t3 rices, r goods Inshious he Chihave all as they [astings । call. tND. POWERS & BARLOW lid petition. 25-^?K10eJ?5t.».’»SSi?.M48? Ml ailed Free IVIjFLORALgfeUlbE Cootainiug over 1,200 varieties Vege ­ table and Flower seeds. Colored Plates. Elegant wood cuts of Vegeta bias and blowers. Handsomest Guide Published. 15*“ Send for it-—fee Detroit Need Co. Detroit. Hicb. said petition'! should not be graninl. of the pendency of said petition and I uapsr print'd and circulated in *aid GROCERIES’ MU! 157 ter daily. Happy Cal 'Vagner al Union Hall next Mon- marlSyl. Th^bwt plans to buy Fine WOODWARD AVE., DETROIT sc hcM rase dn Paints, Oils and Varnishes, Farmers, examine the*WIABJD PLOW, before purchasing others, Every onewaranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines at I would respectfully announce to the citi­ zens of Hastings and vicinity, that I have a new and HD M » fflOOBS! Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00 : Sugars, syrups, spices. Baking Powder, salegiilus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold al Remember the place, at J. S. II Boot and Shoe Store. Jeffkkson Gire me a call. I. xxiSGtf A trae'.copy.) N street. M. RUNYAN PRORATE ORDER. Council Proceedings. ‘ sr*rt _______ , t.'oni >n Council met at their room on Fri- ' .Viu} Iron bridge. freight care paved through ourcity within the last few days- G.-ns to build an upright to hi« dwelling, on house of Etyah..Sbaw ou Broadway. nguished before mnch damage was done. ^t to th' General Highway Fund. uhich motion was adopted by aye* and nays, fallow. ■ Ayes—Aid. Abbey, Dewey. McNaughton. W• are to have a Quartette Club in this City, consist White. I- lean and Forel tn I*aunta.S7 CuugTMBLS ■ I -W-t.D. troll. Mfch. aarthaortyrtapsmO * alUs>*Ua tOSroin the euta.-V* day evening. April iflth. 1877, on cal!'of the i Mayor. Council was called to order by bla Honor the Mayor. Roll being called the following Aldermen | were present: Aid. Abbey, Dewey McNaughton. Hu well. , Spaulding and Tomlinson Absent—Aid. Lewis and Young. .mpnsed of Messrs. Brooks. Freeman. Cappy ItumdL Folding and Tomlin^n-«. N«y»—NJ®*' „ By Aid. Rusaell: ’ | ; 1 ] Probate Detroit Advertisements. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS SHEEP FEED. «5 €00 bu, REFUSE BEANS p J^t'i-to^rn7.~' Uta per l>n«bvl, ,prMr a(» soMion of.sid ■» the Probate OFicc ta tb •Jt’’’ i,fo7b[i'uX uC* hi | ! deneyof raid twtH'on. an I ranalns *«>py <>r thhord -= Si tNEF. Mr. J. H. Sutton offers hie valoon building d price, f’ir rent, but gives us to understand that he will not rent for valoon purposes. Common-l- 1st, 1877. including all work directed Io be done by the City Charter, the publication of all ordinances, notices, and the publication of tho prr»eee<ling« of the Common Council, end nil a^le. Wm. Marshall. E»<|.. of I’rairieriHe. made ■i. a call on Saturday hurt. He did more than jdeeting. t-ial—lie paid a year in advance for the • Which motion was adopted by ayes nnd nays tto follows: Ayee—Aid. Abbey, McNaughton. John Michael has done a splendid Job of fluitsell. Spauldintfand Tomlinson—6. g rate*. on 23J. Green street notify the Railroad Company to construct a ■— . .W . _ —J — .l.a.l . -•'I.. tlie rail- kxifi-itk Dated. Knibud M>r.l I;. -.. xxlICOwT. NOBM. HA.<. *1*™^.,,!, s v Drugs, Medicins, Etc., Etc CHANCERY’ SALE- “&SS' On motion. Council adj earned. it styles THEFAMILY GUEST NOTICE • . The Grand Ccalral Hotel. New York, rc- rtlvts well-merited leruut «y in trfvertMng Maffurily medicines. which •re «<> well known and surpass all other remc- itUin to tareta mH CountyTall that certain plocoor parcel of*tond*»ltuate anu beins in the county of Barry *mTartarTs) of thamath we« ofsoallSn fl v»(5) in town four (4) Sorth ofrSigo *>rea (7) we»L containing forty («> STORE. DRUG Physician’s Prescriplions and Family Recipes W. F. Chideatw’. b giving the CospMjr much irouble, aa it conlinuHilo aettle; but U»«Compary is filling under the bridge with dirt, and Mrs. Baxter of Charlotte will .peak in Union Hall Sunday evening. She cornea to Heatings pared with Drugs and Chemicals of purest quality only. REPAIR cia! Dance at Union Hall, under dkwticn shop J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS. . - MICHIGAN Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescription* L. B. BTANLEY Found. SyTremU.foetfo.. Hi. MedieH Adviren a book of over nine hundred pagan, tUurtratod B uw*. __ _1 .nenvinn City Dr xg Store! carefully pre­ ' ces* Uaa in offering only goods which F**” merit to ettotain themselves, and tbea through liberal and pendstent advertising making the peoide thoroughly acquainted with their good ■ ui of th qwHtira. Men do not succeed In amassing great fortunes, rstobli.hing thriving and Per­ manent businese. and founding substantial in; rtitntions like Dr. Pleree'a Grand lavaHda Hotel al Buffalo, which coax* over two hundred thousand dollars, unices their businea* be le­ gitimate, their goods meritorious, and their services which they render the people genuine and vUnable. Dr. Herve does not attempt to bumhug you that bis Golden Medical Diacovery wiU euro all direases. He say*. “If your lungs are half waried by consumption, my Discovery will not cure you, yet as a remsrty for revere coughs, and all curable bronchial, throat and lung affections. 1 ______ _ *4 « "mwlv ' The neonle have Sl «M Waablnirtoa 84., Boston; 170 Stole fit.. < Afc*<o; it Ladgale ft PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST. PEOPLES thUA T.Kto-aAcon.id.reJ it goo^ policy, and undoubtedly it J*Jd him. to *£-d W hundred thousand dollars in mijtrtirinf bl* ly to do ’» new ling of noty ol in the GEO. WOODS & CO., Cambridgeport, Maas. - a"?™AtaWaii'. .L.r. .ntid'J canoe- Why Advertise? ixl app Wm. H. Goodyear. On 1 ■—r'i.-—..a bop. containing d,ffertBL“2w’ r*n hum the same by calling at Hus all who anjoy .Mi. notice. in quality a specialty h«! .00Jk'/°? aprlSH PATENT NIEDICINES of al! kinds in endless varieties, xxi6dt �MRtCi for stock at the above rates; and then look around and find grade animals at a fair price, and more valuable. LICK OK FOWLS. RAL TOPICS. Lice arc the great pest of the poultry house, and are the primary cause of sick­ ness and loss where they infest fowls in large numbers, unless speedily destroyed. these times of depressed price of wool, annex the opinion of an Ohio farmer: But we have seen the sheep wnd woo) interest quite as much depressed more than twenty yean ago. Es­ up to save pelts An immense num, tablishment were set and tallow of sheep. her were subjected to this wasteful process But the sheep and wool in erat rctivod and many regretted that they had decima- •3 their flocks. The depression in State will be temporary. in holding on. this There is virtue The sheep men have made a great deal of money. more after awhile. They will make It may be well enough to thin out some poor flocks, but a gener­ al decimation for pelts and tallow is not desirable, It is a good year fur pasture, and most of the flocks will bo carried over without much trouble, except where owners are heavily in debt. the It is not oft- entr than about cube in twenty years that . such a depression of wool interest MVCK OS BAK DY SOILS. A light, sandy soil can be much improv­ ed by drawing upon it from two to four inches in depth of swamp muck •. but then comes the question, will it pay ? I am not disposed to give adrico and rules for doing anything whicJrls not profitable iu a pe> cuniary point of view. No man ran read on agricultural paper long without seeing systems and ways of doing things that may be all right in theory ; but when we come down to prcticc the theories wc find the expense more than the benefit; andytt such papers are valuable if one can sift the wheat from the chaff. Now, suppose that you cart a hundred loads of muck a halt a mile, and spread it on an acre of land. A­ bout eight loads a day could probably be drawn, taking twelve days at least to draw the one hundred loads. This time, with a team aud hired man, .would be worth any(where S24, .and in some places much more; ba'i farmer must be his cjwn judge as to whither he had better tr\- to improve a a.ndy soil with swamp muok, when hnbas such muck ypon his farm. An advocate of applying muck to such land says: “About ono-third of an acre of light sandy soil, so as to be considered waste land, was mucked from three to four inches deep, and this was thoroughly worked into the ' tail. This was done year before last. Lastyear it bore a good crop ofpotatoes with common manuring. Thia year it is bearing the heaviest and beat corn on the farm, with no more manure than the other fields. Thia proves, .to my satisfaction, that for many crops it is better to improve the sur face soil of natural drained land rather than knock the bottom out of the watersoaked day soil, which can never be made as warm and dry in the spring, or so easy to cultivate, as a sandy soil well dressed with a retaining substance, such as mud:, clay or decaying vegetable matter" DAIRYING A BENEFIT TO LARD. ' In most sections of the country farms when fowls and tbeir roosting houses are infested by them: but means should be used to prevent their breeding on theprem ises. Lice generate in the cracks and arcr­ ices of poultry houses; then they infest the perches, and from tho perches they find their way to the hens; and nothing short of thorough extermination will re­ move tho evil. The remedies ore : first don’t crowd one hundred fowls into a rocsting-houso large enough for only fifty; give them ample space and good rental* tion, and when they are first put into tho building see that they are free from lice. Mix lard,‘flour of sulphur and kerosene oil together to the consistency of a soft paste aud rub a little under the fowls' wings, and also on the tops of their heads. Then dust them all over among their feathers with dry flour of sulphur. This should be donq for several days till all the lice disap­ pear. To exterminate the liee in a fowl­ house, when bsdly inftsted, dose the house as tight as ppsaibb;. then take an iron ket­ tle, in which burn a few pounds of rosin and sulphur.. Or you may sponge the roosts with kerosene oil, whitewash every part of tho bouse, and sprinkle flour of sulphur in the cracks connected with tho perches, also .the hay or straw in their 7* Day g<x>a conuiuon, tneir owners acpeMiag en­ tirely on their butter and cheese to sup­ port their families The great quantity of all the cows that from 170 to fl 00 a head for a few cows PRICK OF BLOODED STOCK. KCHIGffAHIlWsonTE Fall and Winter Time Table. T*kht« TIME TABLE. Takuig Effect Bee. 10th, 1876 GOING HAST. Tnlu run by Chleim Tlai. TRAINS GOING SOUTH 9r*noas, women. It is always to be feared that those who marry whore they do not love will love where they do not marry. FEKDIXO HONET BEES. Feeding been should never be delayed io this latitude later than October. Some families of been from causes not necessary to state here,- must be fed, or they will perish during the winter. It is presumed that my bec-kseping readers know Aoic to food them ; the full details would be too long for an article on the’subject here. If you have movable comb hivesxyou can transfer combe from families that hare more honey than they lined, to those that have not enough. From 20 to 25 lbs. ought to bo stored up for winter by every apnlous family of bees, to carry them ely through the winter; and when they lack this quantity, they should be sup­ plied with the deficiency. Sugar made into a uyup, is as good to feed bees as hooey—four pounds of good white sugar to a quart of water, heated to the boiling point, and skimmed. Not a day longer should bee-keepers delsy feeding their been, if necessary, if the weather be mild. State Items. The red ribbon boat in Michigan is esti­ mated at 50,000 strong. On the 4th inst an ovarian tumor, weighing over forty pounds, was success­ fully removed from Mrs. Miera, of Capac, but at present stopping at Flint, by Dr. R. N. Murry, and lhe patient was doing well at lost accounts. Kendalls has had a sensation. It was an elopement, the result of only 6 weeks acquaintance, into which had been crowd- T. W. Savage, a Well-known Michigan lumberman, baa a contract for, and will ship as early «a possible after tho opening Of tjsrrgetion, 1,500,000 feci of timber to England direct. It is to be used for rail- rotten knots, ahakea and splints. Ruben Haskel! of Olivet has been pro­ nounced insane iffid taken to Kalimaxoo. money on inventions, and his IsMst phantasy was to build a tunnel uobvr lake Michigan from Milwaukee to Grand Haven. He was an old roddent ofOITvet and assisted in estabWfliing the college Thomas N. Barker, of Hockford, Kent county, a prominent lawyer of that county, Barker, the Prosecuting Attorney of the county, and Judge Hoyt were all members of the old Sixth Michigan Cavalry during tbo war, and Judge Hoyt did not like to sentence his old friend and comrade, so be got Judge Hatch to de ft for him, e*, The New Orleans limet says it is a mis­ take to suppose that General Devens lost four in the late war. ■ "fi “We find that Jie came to his death by calling BUI Jackson a liar," was the ver­ dict of a coroner’s jury in Missouri. lu I" By pulling your fingers from the water you leave no hole in the fluid; and by dy­ ing you leave no vacancy in the world. B■Hi rd s ! j"ii itb—Er»«ln< I* Do/teta—AU mmmmv txsdM taalts eloss C~t«‘ TRAINS GOING NORTH. WMTW Junction.' 4 43 I 5 S» po 00 t 2 <8 ■. 7 It is little troubles that wear the heart out It is easier to throw a bombshell a mile than a leather— even with artillery. ! GOING WEST. _ The new postal cards to be issued on the 1st of May will bo tinted—a li^bt buff on one ado and a pale green on the other. f 1 5 According to the Slawson Independent. "the funeral was not largely attended, but passed off acceptably to thee? who were A crusty old bachelor rays that Adam's wife was called Eve because when she ap­ peared, man’s day of happiness waa draw­ ing to a dose.” quid rim aannnrr. difficulty he experiences is to live without an iheome. A Michigan girl has gone clear to Japan to marry a Mr. Lilly. She heard that tho Lillies toiled not, neither did they spin, but dressed in their meeting clothes every day, and she thought she would like to be- “Fathcr," said a rather fast youth to his paternal parent, “what is the meaning of the French word, O-w-x f “It means yes, my son." “Ah, docs it ? If it had been I O U, I should have understood Ita' “Not the least doubt of it, sir I” When a man without cash or credit at­ tempts to leave a hotel, and lowers his va­ lise out of a back window by a rope, it makes charity seem cold to hear the land­ lord below yelling up, “AU right. I’ve got the valise ; let go the rope." A Milesian having returned to his na­ tive land was asked to give an illustration of American enterprise. Made answer the Irelander: “If a Yankee was ship' wrecked on an uninhabited island, tho fol lowing morning he would be selling newspa­ pers to all the inhabitants." 4* Vii SSU. M IS JUMm?* H R il oid”’Wilh D*‘n,i''n ilL,d*1' * Soothwssl.ro (A*LiiIf°-W,lh Uk“8U"* Mieh. S*Bl^n “ ’ EMfe Keniinrtoo. st TJ5a.au and 6JO p. B tnd’” M I{H®' W WIN WRIGHT. ^^Soods^wsopted. SSatardsy and Ssaoday ex” „ Q«eat western railway. An urchin, whose shore looked aa if they were soon to be shed, looking at a sign of blue glass ou one of the windows was heard to obaerve ; moro^stuff to run in­ to a feller’s foot.” A Baltimore lawyer, who found his cu­ pidity running away with his conscience, put, himself under ths blu« gJ*«« treat­ ment and the very next day a client eomiog in waa only charged three-quarters of the estate. !!4 T)spotfool of A poor young man remarks tha’t the on­ ly advice be gets from captilista is “to live within your income ;’f whereas the 3| ig Ji ,!?3 At the station bouae at Waterbury, Conn*, they have a “Welcome" moito over the entrance to the cells, thus making it pleasant and homelike for the occupants. CHICAGO k. LAKE HURON R PESamiB D1WIB1OB. II. S. Liotaso. G«#HS«xp.:ro:t 8RAND RAPID8 DIVISION. t The Reliable Sheri Liat EAST A^TWEST. TIME TABLE No. 8. BRAND RAHDR "AND DETROIT TIME TABLE. TRAINS WEST. FtxTieirs. Rochsslsr. Furniture, Coffins Etc. READ THIS Mtasd. tea*- a«! Chariotis. RoIJres. nw If BatUsCrssfc. - 10; 15 *a» Qr-d Rapids. Lv :S - SB U .53 Harttan Naakrflla X •rtaaatrlU. 12.44 :n.00 | S 15 I 1J7 i ILOtam: a 50 1 »T , lj.15 . a 00 CSSSF j:: uiiwr* Valpareiso.Arr. ' r. ■. and be happy again. TRADUS EAST. STxrtosa.. Mixsd. Imtw Grand Rapid* Sstnrdsj Gr'dllip A Gret Redictisu ii Prices! u 3 SALISBURY & BROSSEAU kt£ Dealers tn all kinds Tho American Consul at Acapulco writes to 32 feet long, coarse common, free froth' ness was commenced CvgcI" nmi But the lent umbrella is still lent. nests. Provide an ample dusting-box un­ der cover, in which place two bushels of ashes mixed with two^pounds of flour of Four year old to his mother holding the sulphur, and if these rules be thoroughly baby : “Say, mamma, ray ! Zat squalling acted ou you will not be troubled with lice ’iUla.baby seems too sink 'ee'i xeody chile on your fowls. you got! I'd give him back again ! ’ are much improved by darying. Those that are run down can be made fertile by a dairy of as many cows as can bo kept upon them. For instance, take the fine dairy district of central New York, as Herkimer plow up, on which grow one or twt> crops, andre-eeed it; and in a few yean they have heir entire farms in splendid condition, and worth double or treble what they were Fort Warn Jacta & Saito •WShortort Una b«t*wri Chlei«o and Grand SUtiOM. eiently understands the basineae to keep __ ____ Railroads. I ‘’Ohio is ono jof tho moot prosperous wool States in the Union. SHORE 4*11X0*0. As you cannot avoid your own compa­ ny, make it aa good u possible. In corroboration of what I recently said, about farmers holding on to their sheep, in Railroads. Railroads. CHICAGO t BfflGA^ UKE A-Circuit Court is now designated as the longest way home from dancing school. SHEEP. ' Phax and Ptain. The beauty seen is partly in him who reprovingly asks if this is tho kind of lan­ guage for a diplomatic representative to Be was the son of a bishop, and had been carefully educated, but he had his wild oats to sow, neverthclcw*. and when the old man sharply asked him how long he thought the door of salvation would stand open, he raid be couldn't tell, but he didn’t want to be jerked over the thres­ hold. An 8-year-old boy was trotting up tbo avenue when a snow ball struck him on the dismal howls and started off; but a gen­ tleman halted him and asked: “ Why don’t you go over and lick that boy ?" “I ain’t oig ernuff," was the reply. «But won't you do anything at all “Not now. I know wbo he is, and I’ll fix the hull family. His father is going to run for FURNITURE The Grad Scuta ftarnri&re. UjMRst tak MM FRm, A COMPANY mm Look here I Baltlnurr, j?A’LR;Ah Look here ! g*1 B"*1 Watkfru Olac.” th* wlebratcd dog3 7°a think wo can sell TIMS! TABU MO. *. Care, Kentucky, hare recently to the New YoA armarium. count him into their real Fa tvUJU I. .v. X w*iua, mcNfw. The intrinsic Pennsylvania J. M. HEWES ailroad STATIONS bmilmllv II MID, Jr. “RlSStr* � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-04-23.pdf 2ac7d8f28124cf9e2eeca426c610b825 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 103. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1877. FAMRERS GREETING, JF’OJEX xaiz”^. G$». MJDEWEY s? KnifOS' AND g 1 Are ■8 cty.^llchican. . lEtfM? OP SUBSCRIPTION! to your marrying George Montford. "Oh, Geraldine I" “I speak from conviction ; and now II ask you, what are you going to do when1 you find out that you can never gain your■ father’s consent ?’” ice was saving to her cousin. “I will tell you. It is your duty, Alice, to marry Captain Montford. He is not marrying you for your money, and you are satisfied, you say to live on a captain'« pay. 1 He is an honorable man; no one "Oh, I do not know. I cannot give up। can find a blemish on his character. George Montford, and I cannot marry him Your father has no right to come between without my father's consent." yo i—" < “But you must marry without hu "I believe you’re right— I do, upon my consent, or else give up Captain Mont­ soul, Geraldine I" cried Mr. Caryl, bunt* ford." ing into the roam with all the speed his "1 will wait a reasonable time for papu gouty toes would permit. to consider this matter, and then-------- " jI _ Geraldine screamed and Alice trembled, "And then you will marry Captain I half with joy, half with fear., Montford whether my uncle gives his con- i . "I ’------- ' knew tho ’ captain - ’ 'was a splen‘ “I always sent or not." I —____ x and „„ w w „v to come I did fellow, I have no right "I didn t say so, Geraldine. It will cake j between them, only you put it in a little me some time to make up my mind to act I different light when you were talking to me MESSER BROTHERS PUBLISHER. S »THK WORTHY POOR. on hand at the old stand with the finest Stock of Implemetns and Machinery ever known iii Hastings, We have the JACKSON WAGON. ' To eotao to thu I ** oar dotxio Mid. tet! Job PriatiM al LltrinK R*l«. RA TES OF AD VER TISING. X^konpiriel Type DIAMOND IRON PLOW, GALES CHILLED PLOW, DIAMOND STEEL PLOW, They cannot bo the worthy Boor. So thrifty in opposition to my fa father's will." "But that’s what you must do, Alwe. That’s what any sensible girl would do.” Alice rested her cheek on her palm, and a troubled, thoughtful look settled on her face. All the above named Plows are sold on trial. Single and Platform Buggies, c I.U.I *J.I I I 8.00 |TW>MI»L..4MO 9.00 I l®-001 K.»l _5SAO 001 suoo I 19.001 PSOFESSTONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS THIS IAFER IS ON FILE WITH Chester Messer. Burns Messer. Doctor Aikln's Double Column. READ. READ THIS 1 JAMES CLARKE READ EVERYBODY ! ! WITHOUT HEALTH ?-®B ATTORNEY AT LAW«t SOLICITOR •a- CHRONIC DISEASES. AND r.ru4Ito*.'-l» SMITH k. KNAPPEN. FORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT- Pinc (n'tt‘fel “ HARVKV WRIGHT, A TTORREY AT ,U« and Solicitor In tjaxuery OSes in Union Mock over Barlow A Goodyear 1 T. J. WILDER, II. C. PECKHAM PHYSICIAN A SUBGEON, FHEKPORT. BARRY COUMTT, .MICH. ‘ “ .St.*®* ;<itr M. W. RIKER. S’ £ JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, G-neraj, _____ .___ . . Ilbu-V Mi.r. Ktrrrt. ■ bow nuMiyreii IBM <*»*•••« ofqtw*’*। or rwau*"1- SIT NEGLECT. DR- II. F. PECKHAM. i¥ i ; It a long pause. '•Oh, yes, I told A. P DRAKE. HY.Mi.TAN Jt SUROEON.-OSee evei Arkley'r Onia Store. Blate «L. UaaUaM AKKI,. . ■siKafflaraa ss?;.-" “S' Unrl’75 DR. C. RUSSELL. cilTtee tn any delicate matt-r reW HSSFjtela^KWr LUCIUS RUSSELL, him not an hour CHAS. JR. BAUER. BURGHER r-TTERrS’- ISAAC W. VROOMAN thVcXtnfio^aui«U>«^SrjanyJ'75 JOHN ft. CRESSY H HERWP. De',a^rffic<,““fh,8^^ C. G. HOLBROOK. Political Notes. Tho Alabama State Journal (Bep.) received a fresh illustration in the Ohio Legislature, last week. A registration 4biU to prevent illegal voUng was opposed by the solid vow of the Democratic members. They didn’t propose to cast any shadow on Banning's title to his scat. In a brief speech before tho Illinois House of Representatives on Wednesday Senator Oglesby said : “I am in favor of the return of the era of good feeling. I have no more bitterness toward the South­ ern people than I have toward the people of the North. I wish tho era of- good own cars. "I will tell her bright and early to-mor< row morning, that I will never consent to thio marriage, and if she marries without my consent, I will disinherit her, and every cent I am worth goes to you, Geraldine. Now, leave ma; let do one come near me to-night.” “I am sorry my words have made you ao angry, uncle. I will go and use my in­ fluence onoe more with Alice.” Captain Montford had barely time to step into one of the rooms that openod on the landing, when Geraldine appeared, and feeling to come wlien the people of the er’s deciBion, Alioe.” • “Geraldine, when did you ever know passed down the stairs. Far a minute the captain stood ; he depipa io giro h» torment the hmt Umt he termioed to licaru the furious old lion in wu ukod ; and didjou erer know him to his den , and the next minute found him rtfrnrn me anjlhingin the long ran . in the presence of the gouty, quick tem­ Oetaldine did «* ““ pered old gentleman. knew that Alite wu right She knew "Well str, who Bent for you ?" was the that her unaubit old untie elwaja gate tn first salute the captain got, in anything but to bu idoliaed daugbur in the tonj; ™. a gentle voice. . . < T a For eome minutee Geraldine “Nobody sent for me, sir, but I have a She wu etudjing the mumutm-dhmkl^ knack of always being pn hand at the tut how but the could renmgn hermaf on friendly to Banks, has intimated that if exiled, or Bond the joung man u> him, and he would tell him without minting matter.. And he eoodeeeended to BBT that Captain Montford wan a hue joung fellow U> pea an ereaing; but to think of rnr mar„itg a man who had nothing hut; captain'- pay to depend .“P00-’'’1- ,X must never think of it again. Now tea t that encom aging for the future ? and Alice's laugh rang through the room, and ahe dropped her work and look over at her cousin. , _ "You seem to make light of yonr fath­ WM. once." ' Alice tried all her powers of persuasion, but Captain Montford was not to bo per­ suaded when he made up his mind, and he started for tho library, where Mr. Caryl was usually to be found. As he approached the library door, he heard Mr. Caryl say, in a voice suffocating with anger: _ “If aneis planning to deceive me, I will IS“Wb»l aid be r uled GenMiue, never forgive her." "She is determined to marry him, if you eagerly. . withhold your consent, uneloJjL trial to “He stamped up and down, wouldn t dissuade her from it, but no use," saidThe lieu, to • won! I UM »« I voice of Geraldine, in reply, and Captain marry mv cousin Hosmer, and I could tell Captain 'Montford ao tb« next lima he Montford stood still, scarcely believing his DELIG UT J- WOLF. M. D upstairs. Alice, my dear; it's all right. I overboard Geraldine’s couvcnatiou with you, and—George, come in here and speak to your future wife." "Ob, papa I knew it wu only a matter of a little time—that you would give your consent’" "Don’t thank mo my dear—thank the captain. Where’s Geraldine?” and Mr. Caryl’s face grew purple. Geraldine had stole from the room. Her attempt st revenge was foiled, and next day she left the house forever. Tho shades of evening wore stealing in­ bays that the Republicans carried the mu­ to the room, and. Alice put away her need­ nicipal election in the city o£ Huntsville, in le-work, and clasping her hands, she th^State, a few days since. , silently prayed for the success of Geral­ The straight-out Democrat sneers at the dine's mission. While she was thus engaged, Captain idea of a non-partisan civil service. “To Montford was announced. One look at the viotoft belong the spoils" is his cry. ths handsome young man, and we forgive •That's the secret of his persistence the past Geraldine for falling in love with him. Ho was a perfect ideal of the dashing mil­ twenty yaara. With Hamburg Butler in mind, the itary officer. "What ails my darling ?’’ were his first Burlington Hawkeye says: “It was un­ words, for the lengthening shadows did fortunate for John D. Lee that he didn't not hide from his keen glance the look of live in a Democratic State. He might have FOILED. trouble on Alice’s face. been a Senator-elect and—alive.” With his arm about her. Alice related “You love Captain Montfordand Tho Louisville Courier-Journal asks : the conversation she had with Geraldine, Geraldine Rathborne dropped the book she and told him that her cousin bad gone to •‘Is tho North politically debauched, or are had lieen reading, and looked at her cousin sjKsak with her father. we a set of darned fools ?’’ Is the North with flashing eyes. • CaptainMontford frowned. In his mind, politically debauched ? No. To the oth­ "Yes, Geraldine, I never can tell you or anybody else how much I love George without having any good reason for so do­ er half of the question every right-minded Montford," and Alice Carvl’s fair face ing, be always asiociated Geraldine Rathborne with some beautiful snake, and he man must answer, yes. dropped lower over her needle work. Among the Southern Democratic jour­ "How do you know Captain Montford did not relish the idea of her interceding for him. loves you?" nals which arc giving a hearty support to “Alice," he said, thoughtfully, “I am “Because ho has told me*«o," answered the President are the Richmond WKig, sorry now that I took your advice. I Alice, her head dropping still lower. Charlestown Newt and Courier, Nashville A silenec fell between the cousins. Alice ought to have spoken to your father last American, St. Louis Rtpublican, Memphis stitched away in happy confusion, and Ger­ night.” "Oh, no, no!" aldine regarded her with an exprawion of Aralancbe, Vicksburg Herald and New "Alice, allow me tone the beat judge in countenance that said plainly: this affair. I dp not wish Geraldine's Orleans Timet. “How I hate you !" Democratic love for an honest ballot-box For a long time in vain, beautiful Ger­ interference. I will go to your father at aldine Rathborno in her secret heart loved Captain Montford. She had hoped the day would come when hewoulddove her in re­ turn, but she knew now that she had loved and hoped in vain./ “Docs your father know anything about this, Alice ?" asked Geraldine, softly, after WM. UPJOHN, VTM. H. HAYFORD, “Geraldine,” she said, after a pause, ■‘papa always talks common sense to you." "Yes, Alice, and I was just going tossy that if you lot mo, I will intercede for you and Captain Montford." “Oh, Geraldine, I would be so grateful to you," said Alice. , "Then I will go and speak to him at once, and whaleuer he Bays to me, rest as­ sured it will bo his unalterable decision," and pressing a Judas kiss on Alice’s brow, Geraldine left the room. Taylor and Gale Horse Rakes, Buckeye Mowers with Table Rake Reaper, IXL Wind Mills, etc., etc. Every article we sell is warranted to please. GIVE US A CALL. WHOLE^O, 2045. , . her lorelj enuain for robbing her of the right timewith you, sir, when 1 happened of ycur oonremtion with your nmcc. Alice I think your are miotakeo in uyl, Geraldine is deceiving you. u atb’er thia lime," mid Geraldine deAlice never thought of marrying without •oar eon««l. until her p« h into think »!" ahe aaked. 'iWby do you her head. What's that you say ? Geraldine de­ ceiving me?" roared tho old riage with Hosmer. *oa few month, of my teamog will cure ‘•She is, sir- If J0*1 cou,(1 waIk down stairs with me now, anl overhear him of that. “But supposing well M I Oh, it is too may »e through thin dfair Oh, Geraldine, what shall ting there, your father will never consent I dor South shall bow respectfully before the Here u an interesting bit of nows, the importance of which Mr. Randall will not fail to appreciate. The Cincinnati Ga­ geite receives it from its Washington cor­ respondent: "Gen. Banks appears to be gaining some strength an a compromise candidate for tho Speakership. Gen. Will­ iams of Detroit, who is hare, and who is the troops are withdrawn from Louisiana, as they have been from South Carolina, and tho same policy bo consistently pur­ sued by the Administration, ha (Williams) for Banks. Gen. Garfield, too, m uodcr- atood to have several Southern Democratic street by an unknown man, who offered her A baby, sap a French wnler, , �\ho charges preferred against M^Jor flit ^epi-Weekiy BeptoblicanBajip.ef M. DKWKT. - - - ards by Mr. Murtagh, late member “G President of the Polios Board, but tn KDIIWU o'jnfino themselves to the official acts of ~ HaSwnoBi "Mich-, Ara. 23,1877. • Report come# from 5th. nameless for some time to come. Delta. inauguration of tho new Board. Woman’s Influence. SENATOR BLAINE*8 LETTER. Senator Blaino’a letter to the Boaton Lansiog that ,tho Jieraid hsjj created some excitement in has detached Barry cotinty political it to from the 17th Circuit, and ‘attached the the baby of the .Georgia Senator will bo subordinates performed subsequent to the THE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. Legislature HL Packard's obstinacy and the difficult task of the Communion eent to New Orleans, circles at the Capital. It ia look'd upon as an indication that h« will, If this U trne, the act is a previous insult to the 26,WO people of t>^ on the floor of tho Senate, criticise thu President's Southern policy in a manner, to county of Barry, no t one in a the,wn^ manifest disapproval. He will take the of whom favor being placed al mKJ ground that the blood of political martyrs of the will not be seed from which may spring an Judges elected by tb'^ 'pammaDy Ring in cxhubcrancc of good Republican fruit. New York Ci‘~ ( xould be a public blessHe will contend that, although the blood W. muD, 8« our d~ru, whiolr-1 Three years ago, when women became convinced that all legislation was fruitless coiar ot Lebanon, brought fi.0U1 polu*tiue. to arrest the evil of intemperauec, but.that jteynolds will begin operations at husbands, fathers and sons were steadily msrehing onward to fill drunkards’ graves, they roee in the strength of their mighty lore, far rbrir r~uo T.king rhe Wort Romeo on tho 25lb. He will put in two days there, and, like Davy Crockett* coon | the boys are preparing to come.down even I . of God for their guide, they read, “Call Albert Andcreon, of Grand Rapids, is regularly employed as composer and ar­ ranger for Brand’s famous Cincinnati or­ chestra, an organization second only in "Wanted—Men who are willing to work, to spend only what they have earned, wear what they have paid for; men who are not for sale, who will tell the truth and stand for the right always." The question arose, are women needed also ? "What qualifications do they require, and what places arc they to fill ? The an­ swer is, "energetic, self-sacrificing, Chris­ upon me in the day of trouble and I will deliver you." Trusting in this promise they went forth to battle—not only for America to Thomas'. in Washington the character and value of the minds of our children those principles Mr. Chandler's services daring tho late of virtue, morality and truth which shall and to place themselves on so high a moral WASHINGTON CITY. We know ofno city in the Union which pre­ campaign, and subsequently in securing a enable them to resist temptation and stead­ spect and again command from others that fair canvass of the electoral vote of Florida. ily retch toward a higher, pqror and bet sents greater inducements for manufactur­ His acknowledged efficiency as a public ing on a large scale than Washington city. officer is tho result of trial, and there can Its geographical location brings it by canal be no doubt that, in any post in tho public into juxtaposition with the great Cumber­ service to which he may be assigned, ho The incomparable but will perform his whole duty. unutilised water-power of tho Potomac h only waitingjthe ter life. If we faithfully discharge these duties how rich will be our reward, even A reporter for the-Grand Rapids Demo­ crat has discovered that “there has been ' quite a decided revival in most branches of ' manufacture which promises to be perma­ , nent.', Strange, when "his FrauduJcncy" jis the chief executive! The experiment of shipping salt by car in bulk is now being tried by the Michigan ISall Amociation with promise of success. A car will contain twelve and one-half tons in bulk, which is equal to ninety barrels, while a car will accommodate but 75 bar­ rels when packed. in this life I As mother and teacher, sentiment ferments wars, organizes armies, attention of capitalists Secretary Schurz has as yet made but and plunges a nation into anarchy and mis­ it few changes in the personnel of tho De­ ery, or promotes peace, progress and Chris­ partment of the Interior, and there have tianity. who will appreciate and appropriate Iron orc and raw cotton are within nsy reach by water and rail. Washington is a natural railroad centre. A few years ago there was but one railroad running into to been promotions from lower grades. higher Public opinion is the lever which the moral world. moves Surely, then, Ho has, in the main, accepted woman ia doing a vast work in thus form­ thing* as he found them, thus reflecting ing and moulding public opinion, through the city, and now there are five, with a credit upon the management of his prede­ her influence upon ihe youthful mind. prospect of an increase in numbers in the cessor. The outlet to market for the near future. The promotion of Mr. .Alonso It has been demonstrated that what the Bell from tho post ion of Chief Clerk to women of a country rcaolve upon will be manufactured articles is open and sufficient- that of Assistant Secretary is commended lor all production. The necessaries of life on all hands. The promotion of Major are and as cheap as in any abundant, neighboring city. War prices have taken to themselves wings and flown away. these and other wo reasons, For commend Washington as a most desirable point for The Soldier's Home in 1851 as a Military Asylum, the object of which ia to afford a home for old and dis­ abled soldiers of the United States Army. A service of twenty years or disability in the line of duty are the prerequisites to Pensioners admission. of the regular eny are also admitted, but are required to surrender their pensions while they are in­ mates of the Thia will be the home. "fit to made." be President's residence during the heated pathy, especially qualify her to accomplish good wherever her inclination or abilities call her to labor. When we hear of some great disaster at a distant point "we immediately bestir our­ selves to devise means for guarding against a like calamity at home. After the horrors of the Brooklyn conflagration, which was so destructive -rtf human lift, the attention of the proper authorities was directed to an improvement in the mode of egress from our theaters. Now we have tho holocaust at St Louis, which is la­ mented in every section of tho country. This frightful eatastropby will suggest to tank. APPOINTMENTS IN THE TREASURY. It has again been published that the Beeretary of the Treasury will enforce the law of 1875, relative to appointments in his department, making an equitable dis tributaon between the several States and tho proper officers of Washington what steps shook! bo taken, without any delay, to compel the owners of our large hotels to make such improvements as will afford a means of easily escaping from tbc buildings ments on end after January one 1876, and are now in foree. contended that Il is doc fight our country’s battles, and thus retain the inheritance of our fathers, she pro­ ceeded at onoc, with a wise consideration which showed her appreciation of the interdrts at stake and her knowledge of tho ■magnitude at the undertaking, to devise ways and^meane, so for as possible, to pre­ ventsuffering and provide for their comfort while absent. Thousands deprived them­ spent their time in the hospitals, or at home organizing fairs and soldiers' aid so­ cieties to support the hospitals and sanitary commuaioM under their charge, and thus succeeded in raising funds with which to relieve much of the want and suffering prevent. A BAEY WAITING FOR A NAME. By thus proving to those fight log our battles that the whole heart and The foot was noted ten days or more life of the people was engaged io the con­ ago that tho wife of Senator Gordon, of flict, the courage of our army was sus­ Georgia, had been delivered of a girl baby. tained, and their faith in the final triumph The South Carolina difficulty had just of oar cause. Deca settled, and the Senator first pro­ faith were the moral power which moved posed to call the ucw comer “Carolina," to them. our armies forward to victory. but as ha already had a daughter named By the magnitude, system, thoroughness Caroline, this would not do, as the pet and persistency of her < fforts during the and name (Carrie) would be the same for both, war, the women of our country did more the Dwtrict of Colombia. so he determined to wail until the Govern­ to solve the MMtal problem JJDttlM IN ment woman's sphere" than all that can le writ­ MAJOR RICHARD S CARE. of Louisiana was turned over io Nicholls, when be would gits his Ette one U» wk «f "Unan*." GILMORE, NEW ADVERTISMENTS. _____ Jidgfag fra. CBXobridje'.itAM. APPRECIATION. irfuUy G. P. Rowell A Co's. Col. VagrtiM 1> Sold by all taggistc. 0 ------------- ------------------------------ State Affairs. The Detroit fire department hare put up an elegant monument in Elmwood cem- The amount of salt mads in this State during the month of March was 61.526 barrels. KU VISKHTHmTOBAI < <■ r Local blijijie?? Notice,1; FOR FALX BV ALL »E.tLLt:3 is fu-g. THE HtHUR TOBACCO CO. UMKLY1,1. X WOZDEUSn SVCCEM > *9,000 nt Ut« Genesee county has a female deputy register of /deeds in the person of Miss The Milwaukee boats are now making regular daily trip* between Grand Haven and Milwaukee. Owens, of Vermont, has at last chal­ lenged Martin, of Ypsilanti, to "wrestle ell hfa » wiwtK. The Oddfellows of this State are making groat preparation* for their anniversary, which come* on the 26th. State Senator Burch resigns and goes to Grand Rapids to enter on his duties as U. 8. District Attorney. A six-year-old boy was sent front Kan­ sas to Bay City. The agents said ho was the liveliest package they ever handled. There arc several cases of the small-pox at Qaincy. One death has occurred, that of Mrs. Lewis Higgins, who <MeG 3atorday. DRUNKARD STOP? OPIUM HABIT. heart of the Alps of America—the Rucky Mountains. Jaunts ore made to all ths famous resorts of Colorado, the remark a blu ruins, tho spriags, the mincn, and, iti short, to every point of interest to tourL-t, agriculturist, capitalist. miner, and invalid. With the Tourist, the San Juan' Guide keeps filing company, and the two publi­ cations are mailed free to all Writing for one or both to T. J. Anderson, Topeka. A. Card. We lake this opportunity of informing the public, that we will safely and radical­ ly cure all cases of pilet, without the u.-e of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. E. F- <t I. W. Brown. Hastings, Dec. 21,1876. xxi68tt Tho Cedar Springs Uofoe Fair Associa­ tion will hold a hone and 31rt days of M June. At Mason, Satards was found guilty of imbtuci F. Morley. The verdict was murder in In the Sweet By-and-By Cannot but be tho happy thought < the fortunate recipient of the “Rocky Mountain Tourist" scans it* wonder­ fully attractive pages and peruses its fasdnaling descriptions. Must beautifully embellished with new and highly artistic engravings, its letter-press a model of typ ographical rishness, aud tho arrangement throughout simply superb, the Rocky Mountaln Tourist is worthy of compari­ son with Picfuretjuc American or The Aldine. Il is written in gossipy, graphic style, covering details of the tour through Whitman's Assorted Candies—the best n the market. A fall supply at J. P Robert*’. An cighl-year old. mutical Manistee rendert a number of by blowing into ohe end of a tea. The red ribbon dub of Big Rapids number 525, and is still on the increase. They are fitting up in tue opera house "JACKSONS BEST'' Chewing Tobacco NoticeFarmers please take notice that I havo bought out tho interert of Calhoun & Beckwith, in the hotel barn and you will find it to your interert to call and sets me. xxiSltf J. W. Brock. Wanted. former near White eas weed apply'’frsa New Efland. Wart Virginia, Arizona, GOOD EVIDENCE. Perhaps that courage and Kmt Yerk, Pew-yirem., Ohio, Maryland, Delaware, (AR F_ MOORE. FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN. His naniu is Covert or Landon, or some­ thing or other, and be has been traveling selves of all bnt the necessities of life, and This properly belonging should be corrected. In our aril war, after relinquishing son, husband and lover to We are told that some States are charged with appointments U>> iplriu, disturbed Bleep, am! Oalsad Uftaen Praia of Flesh. which the government had no power to in caso of fire. Territories and the district of Columbia. The terms of the statue apply to appoint­ ficing spirit and for-reaching, genuine sym­ tion. EGRESS FROM OUR HOTELS. was founded Little good can be accomplished There promMions are in the right direc­ manufacturing enterprises. THE PRESIDENT'S SUMMER RESORT. effected. without a strong bond of sympathy be­ Lockwood, from the Chief Clerkship of tween ourselves and those we would bene­ the Patent office to that of the Depart­ fit ; hence woman's strong love, self-sacri­ ment is eminently skaum *TMPTMMI^-Wai»t of «pp«lte ib'nxof food mrt wM th* steoisth, acidity ot Mb, hMrthora. drnMM aod vhlle»«u . • a... The-following is a statement of the re­ ceipts and disbursements at the relate Treasurer's office for the week ending April 11, 1877. Balance on band April 7, 1877, 1888,495.71 ; receipt* for the week, fill.570.4l ; disbursements, $10,­ 425.26, balance on hand April 14, 1877, 8889,639.87. respect without which no one can influence ' Very HMMtfaQy, MONROE J'A A young man named John Gianville, working at tho Calumet Mine, recently made a misstep aud fell down No. 3 shaft, a distance of 800 feet, aud was instantly killed. He was an unmarried jnanof very steady, industrious habits, but twenty-one years old, and highly respected. plane that they may regain their self-re­ others for mod. M w woman forms tho opinions and moulds the public sentiment of society, and public PROMOTIONS IN THE INTERIOR. VESETINE. Sotnw Bonox, May o, ino. Two candidates for the office of super­ intendent of schools in a Sanilac county township, who had both received the same number of votes, settled the difficulty by a game of euchre, best two in three, means of forged letters purporting\q be stor Blaine's Letter-Senator Morton E. Chandler think that if partisan services izc that this life is not all; that our work of their reformation, by earnest sympathy from the President of the Fart Wayne, and other Senators—Hon. Wm. E. are deserving of reward, and distinguished ia not merely for time ; that we are edu­ and generosity, aid them in their struggle Jackson k Lansing Railroad. If he will Chandler—Promotions in the Interior executive ability is any recommendation cating minds that will exist through the to free themselves from the chains which return to Michigan he will hear of so me—Egress from our Hotels—A Baby for official position he should be recognized countless ages of eternity, that to ua is hare bound them, to regain the physical thing to h>s disadvantage. by President Hayes. Wo all know here entrusted the sacred dnty of instilling into and mental vigor so wantonly nacrificod, wanting for a name. land Coal fields. WHAT I UOW ABOUT ' country, liberty and law, but for their Edward Huysor, aged 11, has left the homes, for the peace, the intelligence, the 1 parental mansion at Marshall, and struck morals of their families—yea, for the/ires out for the great west, where gold and and the untlt of their husbands and chib scalp* and wild Indians and camp fires and Buffalo Bills do most abound. , dren. Was it, then, any wonder that tim­ It is strange, but true, nevertheless, that id, shrinking women could in public unite the Upper Peninsula—a part of the great their prayers that God would stretch forth agricultural State of Michigan—is depend­ his mighty arm to save them from the ent on Wisconsin, Illinois and Minnesota curse that was crushing them and those for all the produce it consumes. tian women are always needed, to -fill all ihe rights under the Constitution of tho church, that blood was shed by ene­ places where work is to be done." If she the people to elect their Judge has been mies and not by friends. Ho will admit, । implicitly follows, where pure, womanly inruthlessly trodden under foot—the however, that it is a characteristic of the stinets lead, she need not fear getting out voice of the people set at naught— Republican party to accord the right of they loved down to degredation and death ’ the Judge of their choice, and a very able individual opinion to its members so far as of her proper place. ’ Ridicule, scoffs and insults were heaped The work is to relieve the want and mis­ apd true roan taken from them, and a roan a regard for the unity of the organisation upon them, and their work is by many ery all around, to educate, improve and el­ in whose election they had no voice, and will permit. stigmatized as fanaticism and a failure. evate those with whom she is brought in in whom they have no confidence os a SENATOR MOUTON AND OTHER SENATORS. contact. While every true woman will re­ Judge set over them at the dictation of the Here in Washington, curiosity ia on a member that th? centre of her influence is plishes Jiis purposes and fulfills his prom­ men of Kent. tip-toe to know what may be the positions in the home circle, as daughter, wife and ises ; and to-day we sec the answer to those In the name of the people of the counprayers in tho conversion of Dr. Reynolds that several leading Republican Senators mother, she will also realise that the high­ oounty of Barry without distinction of may take on the floor of the Senate, rela­ er her culture and tho wider her experience and his dedication to the work of saving party, except a few who expect to vse the ting to the President's Southern policy. and influence, the more efficiently can she drunkards through the power* of love. In Judge forced upon ua by this arbitrary a letter he says he is the “leader, of over Senator Morten being recognized as among fill there positions. act of the Legislature, the Constitutional­ 90,000 men, plucked from a drunkard's the most pronounced in defense of Repub­ As a wife, her influence is almost unlim­ doom, as the trophies of those noble wjjmity of which, ia, to say the least of it, very lican principles and the protection of tho ited, cither to improve or ruin her husband. doubtful, we enter a solemn protest, and en who in northern cities and villages knelt party, will, no doubt, define his position If her standard of truth, honor and integ­ appeal to the Governor to prevent tho and prayed in nearly all the rum-shops or at an early day. rity is high, and she ia willing, contentedly consummation of this terrible wrong to the before the doors.” While with joy and Besides Senator Morton, there is a con­ and cheerfully, to make the best of the cir­ people of the county by the exercise of hope we contemplate what has already been siderable inquiry indulged in to determine cumstances in which she is placed, her hus­ the veto power. the views of other Sbuatora, in relation to band has little temptation to dishonorable accomplished, let us remember that all ef­ fort* were fruitless until drunkards resolved political events which have transpired practices; bnt, on the contrary,if depriva­ The actiougf the Senate in refuting on telf-talvation, decided they had the since the adjournment of Congress. tion of the luxuries of life, with her, to pass the house bill reducing the pay of power to stop drinking because it was Among these Senator), Conkling, J. D. means discontent and repining, and the the Railroad Commissioner, was an act Cameron, and Howe, arc conspicuous. right, and also to assist others to reform. possession of wealth and its attendants is worthy of the highest commendation. We I For snch resolutions and purposes wc can Developcmcnta will be eagerly looked for. to her far more important than the man­ hope the Senate will stand by that vote only thank the Divine Being who imparts If party lines are to be changed, in what ner in which they are obtained, tho temp­ without fidtaring, for it ia just as it should strength to tho weak, instructs tho igno­ and to what extent such changes may tation to secure a smiling, chcqrful wife rant and reclaims the erring. be. modify or wipe out old issues or. create and pleasant home ia so strong that honor new ones, are subjects of speculations. Our work now is to divest ourselves of and integrity are sacrificed; and hence­ OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. Coming events may east their shadows forth, instead of walking on a high, moral all false pride and take these unfortunate before, but the shadow is yeUtoo obscure plane, he goes down with weakened moral one* by the hand, not as outcasts, but m>‘ brothers and sisters redeoemed from bond­ The Pjeaidant’s Summer Reaort-Ap- to make assertions reliable. power to wander in dark and devious ways. age and brought home to our Father's HON. VOLJL CHANDLER. pointments in the Treasury—Deci­ But it is as mother that woman's influence house. Let us, by faith in the permanence The many political friends of Hon. Wm. is most powerful. Bow little do we real sion in Major Richard's Case—Sen- Washington, D. C., April 12, ’77: H- R. Steven's Column. A short time since I read the following advertisement: of the martyrs may have been the seed of V A ’ has been prreenu,! by Judge Cooley to Congregational Church of Lansing. It k-i ever sex we belong to. of "what is PENSIONS!: aCTRttiJ-_____________ A good, improved Farm. Any one ring a form of 80 acres or more, with __ ____ Tao.. J. Wn-ora. Mu^2tr Baiting*. March 28. 1877. It » a shrewd world in which w« Uve, and there is Httle nnappreeirtod tab 0. D. Spaulding. �rtsSBjii-lleekljIlepliMicipMppef BARRTCOOITT OfflCIALFAMI The Lauios sodely of the Presbyterian church return to Prof. Samuel Dickie for bis able and eloquent lecture st the church, on Wednesday evening last, their sincere thanks. The proceeds were S32.&3 added to the fund now Lcing accumulated to TinK-UAHD . . - - Suicide in this CHy Yesterday. Al about uno o'clock yesterday (Sunday, the Dr. citixeni of our city were startled by the report that Wm. P. Starkweather, a resident of tlic >ir»t Ward, bad committed suicide by hang­ ing Of eouree a crowd quickly assembled to The Rev. Moses Smith the genial and abl. Pastor of the Congrtgaiiotml church at Jackson, will lecture at the Presbyterian church to-morrow (Tuesday) evening subject “Ota ■ Bs;.-: tu-Kxpres* (SatardajraudSuudaysMfaOO r. u FURNITURE Remedies quest was held, but nothing of importance was elleitod. further than that Mr. .Starkweather himself. I. □st orrii'E Schenck's Standard THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY Ho committed the act in the kitchen the l.dire who are engaged In raining a fund Admission. 25 cents. The address on Od4 Fellowship by the Rev. J. Boynton will take piece at Union Hall, at o'clock, r. M., on Thursday, the 20lh. Inst., Instead of in the evening, as before announced :».lr:n,at Furr.'iture, U ndertakng, Picture Frames' Etc Special Notices of tho rope, which he put around his nock aud lei himself sag down and choke to death, hl. wire, hanging, and dead. time cahi> No one should fail to hear him. By reference to tho programme, published elsewhere, it will *. ■ Don’t buy any Furniture or Pictime ramen. until you have priced thbir Goods, foryou udvrsbla slock u> the rope. His wife sod their three children were out walking at tho time, Every effort wai expected. the passage of a resolution (he other evening which makes the Mayor the custodian of bids, fhe partisan bias of Republicans are bound to J. M. NEVINS.P. M. 'John, please tell us wnere that “snub" OFFICERS. will save money by it. t> to consult Dr. Schenck, either perlelter. can do if at hto principal ofSixth andArehSu.. Philadelphia. SZendu? m'edieis _rourhont theeoun. Mr. Starkweather was a punter by trade, and had been a resident of this city for many Everybody knows they are the only tu THE AM&ABR PUBJJO. as he appeared perfectly rational and sober but a few minutes before he coutmiUm! tho act. PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS we can assign for bls self-destruction. Tho Coroner's verdict will not be given until two o'clock thisanemoon, which will be loo laic for this Issue. Wo ihaU rel<mtlww£pm* aapon* jhoJWtau. ar&&&“• -tfsissr .tiff tts-. the resolution adopted May 6th, 1876, the __ Tonic. forpublie printing. By the resolution adopted May 1st, 1875, the .committee on ordinances in the city and attend promptly to all calls .&sks»2&K!s and help a* in our task of brin.ln. thm most uaprineipted men to Iho.bwof Jastioe. Uniformly some restorative of the vital powers, depressed ■.» ™. * by mental or bodily exhaustion. In such k ,Wki .Wi™ in that line day or night. i ro Furniture Depot, "South Side State St., Hastings Mich. March 3rd 1877 if. Bill, rob Cole, Curtis Perrr to-DAY’SADVER flSEMENTS- Election of Officers. the alcoholic or medicinal stimulants, which must be followed by depression equal to their excitement, reinvigorate his deranged ' system by (he natural tonic elements of the Patvi tn Srarr. Bold by all druggists. aprlfil2 TAKE NOTIC11 ■ Ayer’s Advertisements Ayer’s All About the ,T3 hlch will be found in another column of this paper. Tfie Doctor will be at the Hastings House on Walt. L. Wilkins, Foreman. Harry Anderson, Assistant Foreman. Frank 3. Bowen,‘Secretary. Baker Shriner, Treasurer. Mode Rich, Company Engineer. A. J. Angie, Steward. County. Uot<l l<»|. 500 taper ports, seasoned swamp oak for le. J W. A C. G. Bentley. llath.r a dry time for locals. Council proceedings have not been sent in. Greenback* are worth in coin cent* on r dollar. The Hasting- House i» al present undergo- Council Proceedings. A special meeting of the Common CoAcil of le (StT of Hastings was held at their room on Council was called to order by his Honor the Mayor. Roll being call*! the follows; Aldermen TJ>e Court Route 1* undergoing a thorough Aid. Abbey. -Lewis. McNaughton.BpeuMing and Tomlinson tion and never undertakes a case that bo Is not certain of curing. The Doctor has recently returned from San Francisco. California, and intends remaining in this Stale, and will make a monthly visit to this town on the SCtlwo each month giving the citiiens of Hastings f and vicinity the benefit of his extensive experience aud wonderful skill. Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hairdo its natural Vitality and Color. The city printing for the ensuing year goes Job printing U a specialty st ‘he Baxm Our merchants should remember that now is the time io tell the people the bargain. they ;bt lOCKY mdcr- tifully < tjp^ment lOCKT tnparir The rupliic irough krkani very Rockr­ ill th? tod, in ourwt, ivalid. SriDE publiig for Opcka, lie batt Happy Zcph. Willison not only sells good good* cheap, but he always has a smile fcr If the man who stole the Buckskin Mittens and Iron Wedge from J. C. Woodruffs Toq Shop will return the same, all right. If not. Thobent thing to feed your horsts, cat­ tle, sheep and hogn, is Oil Cake, at apr 12 Wanzer A Barneh. I am now running a New Portable Ma- YNlf PliOYMBAT FOR chine for moving, rais­ ALL If you intend to use wall paper thin spring, come and see our very large assortBlent before purchasing. apr 12 . Wanzkr & Barnes. ing or changing the o co • 3M Woodward Areaue. Detroit. Mieb °r buildin A Important Notice. Hastings, March 16,1877. Hating found | the payment of High Rent a tax too great for my customer* to pay, I have purchased of Augustus Rower the went half of his new brick block on placed on file by the following vote the north side of State street, next west ot Ayes—Aid. Abbey. Lewin. McNaughton. Lit Boot and Shoe Store, where I shall Spaulding and Tomlinson—5. made to order on reasonable terms at move ere long. In the (meantime I will apr 12 Woolley’s. continue to sell Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots »nd Shoes, Carpets, Groceries, AcAc., at the lowest living prices, to dose out Teachera’ Examination. my prosent stock, before moving into my B. J- Grant. There will be a pnbhc examination of new quarters. Spaulding and Tomlinson—5. all persons desiring to teach, Ute coming mar!9w6 Nays—None. summer in tho township of Hastings, at On motion, Council adjourned. Cancers the Center school house, on Wednesday April 25th, 1877, commencing at 9 o’dock a. m. The examination will be both of all kinds cured. Cancers of the Breast written and oral, and applicants should removed without breaking the akin if tak­ Anniversary of Odd Fellowship. provide themsdves with paj>er and pencils. en early. Knife/ not used. Very httlo Dated, Hastings April Utb, 1877. pain. Call on or address Programme for the celebration of the 68lh Geo. W. Brown, E. F. Brows, M. D., anniversary of Odd Fellowship on Thursday, Township Sup’t of Schools. aprI2lf Hastings, Micb. march to the Hall of Hastings Lodge, escorted by the Hastings Baud anti the Middleville W e would call the attention of delinquents Band. Teachers' Examination. There will be a public examination held at the Bryant school house, District No. 1 of the township of Baltimore, on Satur­ day, April 28tb, 1877. Examination will commence rt 9 o'clock, a. m-, and will be both written and oral. Dated April, the 13th 1877. Geo. E. Bryant, Township Snp’t of School. Repairing of all kinds 1n bur lino promptly dtno at tire luwrot living rules. rail on you we shall. There was an altercation in Maple Grove of music will mirch through the principal streets of the city to Union Hal.. 4th. Address by Bsv. J, Boynton, P. G. Republican true and tried, has been appointed U. B. Minister to Spain, vice, Hon. Caleb * Woolley. Brick for sale nt my yard. Soction 23d, . fith. Benediction by R«v. G- "• Sherman, The public, both ladies sad gentlemen, ar. B8ti Henry L. Newton. xxilidtl Dec. 5th, 1876. Boots and shoes in aU the latest atylro for Ladies and Gents at Woolley r. apr 12 Beith Up. kind. will greatly improve in the northern 4 Teachera' Examination will be hold at the Carlton Center School House. on Friday, the 20th day of April, A. D. 1871, at 9 tfdock A. M. Teachera will please provide themselves with pens and psper. Ld bo ready to begin promptly at the hour. No certificate will..be granted to those making up a partial list. Examina­ tions to continue at thd discretion of the Tow-xiranftrfSob-u Cnrlton, April q»12«3 (■rao', boot, wl ■k«». S"”1, “P If you want to buy a suit i j occasional use will prevent tho hair from turning gray or falling 0$ and | consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dan­ gerous, and injurioiifi to tho hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. - If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing eke can be found so desir­ able. 'Containing neither oil not dye, it docs not soil, white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre and a grateful from small to great, ' and having handled about 1,200 buildings in sixten years, I feel confident I can satisfy those who may fa- vor me with a call. perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., pi ke My-address is Irv-' ing, Barry Co., Mich. BBEorejrMSUrer OnrfowU are all first elm and we rusrantoe roiitfieUaUjto^ali rt“ap for descriptive EGGS. fi'4.OO ' per Residence — Six miles directly West Doxen. J. B. STICKLE, Marlboro, Stark County. Ohio. from Hastings. POULTRY WORLD. cd lUustreisd Monthly. i, (: rnl.r-rly aiis:.ksavWr iS M. D. Reed dartres to oall attontton to h»D«Wv»si»p. .b«. h.»»r b. f,)UM> « JI hoan, of UJT <Uj, i~Iy •« d» A. S DEAN Irving, Mich., Apr. 23rd 1817. work in H» line, from P»[W.> Jk»inU1«l<lwl>«l,lo Ure bmMurg «< £ W bum«r«r «»■> >" ‘b« ““‘V' lUrry. dJK Corpoi lh« pU~; « tb> u,t .hop with j-on B&b 4 Bro., Church and Rrilrntd Street. pr23m3. oon>« o for Printers. All persons indebted to John Stanley New Millinery Store, ua uutifiod lo oo»« «»d «>ul» '[«' eoutt Tkatimia w b.»d ’ben “ natter, mnK bo oeulod ------------------------------■» <d°“ “F.‘b> “ld Suu 8L.-oet.Kort>> We, Sn<-door muoro, .nd . word lo .ho w»e» .oSM no man wishes to pay costs. Dy Ladies, please call and look at our goods John Stanley. *• ' Woolley a. xx6tf Grant s is the store ior na™ Why? Because you con buy more gooas I Notice to Teachers of Carlton. cheap, at in Rutland. Sob'.c Order. Petoeky, and report that thaw are lively, and remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a |»asty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its UIWEll. MASS. Bear it in mind thal Happy Cal Wagner and (rating ndical- , with hcaltliy, and ef­ fectual for pre­ serving tho hair. Faded on gray hair if toon mtored lo itt original color, with the glou and frtilmtu of youth. Thtti hair in thickened, falling hair checked, and Inldnesv often, though not always, cured by its use. Noth- io ing can restore tho hair where Gio | lb- recipe *nd d remsdv by Which to profit by the v by .MrreriBg in penoct . OGDEN. <2. Codor.MreeL H .ii i „i,-<i Blank and Brown, all at very low rates at kin. w» ««nt«l and annroved. and ordered | _ WaNZKR A BaRNKH. apr 12 ^enew a I o'clock P- M.. as follow. : 1.L Opening Ode. 2d. Prayer by Rev. R- W. Fletcher. • will which is nt once ERRORS of YOUTH. hll .’r.L’JSS. APIS? iKEtSd the 26lh last., at Hasting*: JKe members of Prairieville and Woodland Lodges, together with Healings Lodge and Hall this (Monday) evening. The popularity Palmer Encampment. soon after 12 o'clock. M.. of Cal s troupe is so great that it needs no encomiums from us. I*t al! remember the Odd Fellow's celebra­ tion at Union Hall this city, on Thursday next. before one. may Concern. York. A Meat—AIU. vewey. nua-en »nu i ouuB. Tte bo.4 or Horioo „ S«« C— i Tb. l.™t Book of WfU o».»l M—r -U - -OU.. U» “f Of'?*'■’ ,P‘“k' ''k; ' Sisis. To Those whom it bfore ■ We keep Wfi Dom«tic paper fashtow for India and children. We have the Chi- aprl2m3 NOTICE �RURAL TOPICS. Legale. ( 8a, ssi’ff’SXiisv--. “* Catharine Oitraadcr. Complrinanr. laaUncs. oa Saturday MAKAQEMENT OF SHEEP An extensive sheep breeder in New York State gives his system of caring of Merinos (and all breeds require the same manage­ ment} u follows: "I will first state what tor r-dj cub, ’boat .5 P* «■ Legale. Legal s. Steci’Tios. U. 8. INTERNAL. REl the 17th day SPECIAL at tea ling and Silas the oeUtioe. dale verified. M. Frye KVIM lb»t Ike admiuiitralfoo Kato way ho (mated to some sellable JsraWiEt ratysrss- 'Stea —«» cooldborcabyP""1-1** Urs. to™, »r mcrcbiat. who toll ctolo .^,torc^. .•Ib..«'..b.»«..Jto baj .11 I »crJ I" ,» coaU bare the Legalt. PR6BATZ TJHDEk. STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of B if futoco, i»e »dw r««4c' r°'J '"‘5 । _____ -------- CHANCERY SALE- Written forth* turvaucaa **. TAX triton. dirX-ud *ad for wantttr-, • "illnn. M ■ . lurdCali... . .. . S lUW'tejKtat. or u sr.‘_r.r layl.Un. a»»"J « T^ftunrTTi1T7. „oM wo—ad «-»<> “ f300 *"_■ ° long even strew and corn fod- p For. tomcr r^aioatopairoardit. aprlMT D'ur,,t tob.r« to wort hwl U1 U>«-too,»d ■" befell tob.retotorr.orcr.llto.mt.to lhe rdbgo .torekoepcr to fj old debt., » ..Cditooto^or Tboih.iootopd'^ to commcocc a new credit —ount, hb crop, for lb. out -f>»- $1*5«■ ** VMS OF THE Lil ABOVE QUOTED ARE •SSA’ii’SES'}- thiTra», I L^raab™,".^ « "" is#-. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. In tho matter *f_tho ertato of 0<Uv4e Meeeqaser ■'ASTu ForMdur UAK A‘,n.tnoor„. I bun on credit; k»d ’be" bo rwarto bio HSS' "to” where be get. inured, perb»|» . toare or raa tbra fttoi cltoto ‘^‘Tuira^tot*) j^Ml^ed^yinr^^a^Z two of men bare ran up W biU.00 cred, it, rad ue «n^b>top.y. probate court of Barry, toaaty Mishina, all of th* estate, risht, title, end intarwt of the eaid dee—Aid of. la and to the real eelate eitaated and betas in the my of Barry, in tho rtataofMiehi- Sotnenuyb.ee owning ereryttoupl. rad U— debt. « „id to b. “ low." loot. But they I rail "Bra, “d BUicg lien rrato to raora SgtaeUira ay. : "I tore but during tb. you in tod I«i» "X'u’M? manbL’a? Aaminlatralor, . ' WAK.’yjw ' xoTtca. , debto •—, nod I mtut tnnke toy good cm"Wet ^ILju’mu without aiplenty ,otids. avoid! n< the nse of slura :”nd f tm— mlden ralee arc loriowoi. you will be hipI'tSlrra*-“dfiral >“KT. Mothen and Daughters. ADMINISTKATOH’SNALE. U *■• tkinymor* than another for whieh MX rara. JOaHLA PECK, deceased. J ,he b, tb. ram-1 boemtr oo the etreet. “» .„„„hiog the fTountira green- b.ravw. rof I sternal Rev—ee. them know it" So be nurk. up the price,, of hb goodu 'ucorfingly. For 35 year. I tore bought my grace™, by the What is more foarfol than a L.-*aklnr down of the nerrou. nvitam T Tu bo ---------- In tbe matirr of th* mtato of Onlvia Meeeea“Braken rad tuooce romer, py thou Io—. with’"* \ C H0O8E H KT W HEX Tl IK M HOLLOWATS PILLS. Nervous Disorden. Whereon my wife Sanaa Wlcki has left my if iiss":; trait heron my so—mt.— I shall yay no debt! SSViFeSKWifHE other eontroaUM after thU date. .-peeial-Tax Klamp* win Dafod. Oraarerill*. Barry Co . Mich.. March. 2nd. only on receipt from th* p*i ’ marehdiT . STEPH KN L. WICKS same of apactlr dimedone bol4X? probata o«ee in theelty of I lhe leuaiug humbug. ot “• “I. an Moodur, the lrih day of April year cue thousand elsht hundred and '"T n. Jrartirameuf of New York Stock to nee how he sund. u to pronto, Diseases with Its Agonies ............. . ........ rii or more-------- ------- MO 0 UIRAM M. ALLKN. tn»r. a pewvp*p«r printed anty of Barry, for thro* p“^ttoU,to^»toSS,^”« tbto, bed debt", bu to help to pay than. HEALTH AND ITS PLEASURES .u. two horvee or other animal*; Peddlarv of tobacco. a*oond elaaajtwo horsea 1M pmtm eesneranoe* who deal, with the •per»n who bu Tb. merebrat. on uking ra raeoanl of Holloway’s Advertisements. Aad for each atill maaafoetnrod—___ And for e—h worm maaefactured Maaafaeturm of tobaoeo—............................ aragra of >oa to puc them ra opF»" .. wu„,f.'t»g -v'*-4’ „ cecry rtapotwiblc iuwor, rad other per as • rarawrav. tuuu Clow ten* oorev < PeddlerseftaCLeo.fosirtkcUai’ina"foot < -on. mJ, rad other, nuy not own "»y property in their own nra— (tb«r wire, th Item dour of 1 iy • AJD. ISVT at one o’clock in the loyreaUasia tbe tew—hip of Amr•t Bury, ia the stale of Michi - the petition, dalr veriied. ^110^^. prayia* that the adminiatneetau may be (ranted to pome writable bill u the cod of tb. year, bo » At >bo SS4K?jll>' THE FOLLOW, VIZ: Reotlhen-----------------------... ----------------- g3» (c U, Whra I «»■"»» “ ".^"“'to s™° my rrato,. not, parcnUj uk the pnto of whu. b. u th. unooot- ® TIES UBMCEDflTHDI THE PBO- SoPr for OomplalnanL PROBATE ORDER. aa.parvaaatto Licenra and authority ytantai on the ttb day of December. A.D.. IFT, Probate Court of Barry OomiyTMiqhlsaa, wholemle, u riiout lhe unit price. th.l i ahd waul of Appetite. country merctonu tore to P<y for them, utd I know ttot I tore rated thoumnd. of dolluu framer., rad .11 people who tore Irage fratilira to rapport. BREEDS OF COWS. Like sheep, swine and poultry, it - "'aT*"’ ffwrf. ttoir wtol-“Lt Thu rabject to well ’Orth • ■eriou con.ider.lioo by not be frant-d. ^.rtoW^^^ « rratraort.* A great many person.* have been *»» never been decided which breed of cows is ,nl city, as an extenrioortt ed'ertbed „ ri,e .‘TraetoLeoth Crtpraj. in regard to lhe merits of differentbrecds. I huiia up “Muter"! eilj. >“ . Tbc following qualities pertain to the four I „yed. houto". eh""h'" .p’ We .fre' I orot-r ,m? beet breeds in the United States : i> VOPVJ _ making good butter and cheese, and as a . CHAJfCKRY~ aprl?!t4. liners. BSEl ri(ht. title end IMSrqM uflLruatd decaeetl of.tnand to th ere* I eclat* e*taal*d and betas in IheGraatyof Barry la th*Sl*t* of Miehisaa. known ami described a* lolluwe. te-W: The eeatn half(K) uf lhe weel JiOS;. ■.. dv, thoeUbih day of May A. D, IC7. at the hear ef tea o'clock tu the forenoon, at the north front door E.i'alhr ’SK ■ the —U Sum HoUtei*.—rhia breed ia of Dutch on. gin, is larger than the Avreshire, an enor­ •'”^:“B..krapi rrtein indeotara of morisase made and exocatod “ *#• •tehtomtth day ot Aaswet. In lhe year of ur,J.'an, en* thjiu-ind eisht hendredaadseventy. J,T.“(Wra^-!;"r.-.'.V.Tvte.TKa«ttl exceeding all other breeds, and of good quality. This breed ia better for beef than the Ayreahirea. Short-Ham.—This is thobreed for good beef, decidedly the beat that exists; and Ouid.“ which ’'*? uuriee MU merely ^efl ® nSTof the old t0 have sbont [■rimaee le amrtedt end tbe Mtiua of the bowel, bru!“k’p**kl®«’’iR«;’i,‘l>er*lax>ti. e dae *" ’■iek,T •• d>w in* eorreetinr med The undivided twe-third^V of th, west half (Afl oftbe eoath westI quarter >‘1> of Mvtiun twenty four Dated. April 4. A. D. 1C7. Wil.MI.NER OSBORN. inriLwr Guardian. Tbi."rtJ look, like coldyrara .goJHt» worthkra, or tot raon i» “took. Jertey.—This breed and the Alderney are now rated as the same breed. are s^reMW »*"*?'"X £u £ or th.J X£EX;-“£ but one or two cows, and prefer quality to quantity in milk. No farmer or dairyman should breed cows'pure, as it has been found more prof­ itable to breed grades, and to hate grades of different breeds in the same dairy. ■A, Ayrrehira, Holism, or the Short- PKTBOLEVM ON SUING LEA. In regard to applying petroleum toahin- rfteiKS’tTK for tbo hearins cfeaid potilh □ rt. then to be bold— City of llMtios*. and petroleum also prevent* the surfanc of the petitioner ther Orden 1 laud aocordin* • satae more orfei ^J^*JhXtolto by umplj g«j X Dated Prairieville, Dee. 27. ICS. Jan. 4. TT-UX PR INCH llOLDEN. Hortsvsoe. itfesssasitet Ml ““ “gcTbib the dog went u f Tft] wU..Whni » the worst, srfe of mvm EU-SU.ttWi1 “ date were allowed for eredito.naotiaco. April Wk. 1ST7. Apr1191 Contract.. 'ADMlSwfHATORTsAEEr 'iiKsvi, S?ateSrffiW1‘S!¥; !Xf47B!S»2S.-SS^; Reed world, in boxe. at Koenti. &«t. b*T' f^rff ‘ 7X7^’’ brurh It m about four feet »*>g> ““ No ASIdaviM of pcbUeailoa will bo (tv< paid for. All to bo la—rtod at tbo Btaf to .................. SvATI or Maty tf Sarryum REMOVAL ! PuNiaher oftkaHu W.M. Iloi wea By 5—two w north or ma, bated. Mamh 36th. A D. ICT. william mangham. it hardens makes it more compact in tex­ ture, aad rather le— liable to take fire. The h'*lth’' “G°» : K lhe petition, date verified hwcl’WEg J,“h“ “ „d for Bftj rant. making two pounds of makai but one pound from other cows. , 00 svjated dir—tiou. and th* Uintaie bo wen robbed into lhe email oftheba« um. Thia (reatment will rivealmoeti relief when ell other a—na have failed. For Stomachi out of Order. Komodieioe willooeEeetaally Improv PROBATE ORDER. They This breed is mostly kept by men who want KT.^.-pr.T.’^rdX '_______ _________________ and arise all tho rtrtl, title aad inter—t the raid 1" 01 ? *•“ i,h d*r Of D*rember A. D. 1S76. in and to the foliowins doocribSsS't.TSfate. lyles end b-in* in the Their flow of milk is small, but of aston­ ishing richness, Dieonlere of the Kidneys. In ell dbeaceeaffeeUay the— nrjane wbribertbry Zn’ U^iB"t<l! °r lU1* WB,,T: or wh»‘h« lh» tho .aid the rale o small and unfit for profitable beef. butter from the name quantity uf milk that | acre*, WATLKHAn PARKER, The Short-hormr are not adapted U) only when highly fed. eighty «TATE OP MICHIGAN. C—nto of Barry.eea »oaeion of the Probe'o Cewtfor tbo Ceaatj •««>• Prebau OS— In th* Citj Hariiasaea fbnrteay t be Sth day of April in year one thooaend elsht hundred and eeven TiKXErrA?naj-jr ’,p"u» and in sixe about as large as the Holstetns, but not equal to that breed in their flow of hilly farms and short pastures, flourishing rapse seven art. containing be the eame more or lew Dated March IWh. A. D. ICT. SALE ON 'EXECttTIOK-------- the most beautiful in form of all breeds, milk. te *beueo ofthie medicine, whieh in ■ teas and visecloth* whole organic >v*rdernnytd.—hnrittmd stronsth fol matter cl/oar»«. Tb* appetite, too. iInereeeed by th* me of the** Pill. SI SI ■ ia preference to Snid 1O tnwnebip of Prairieville, oueaty aad rial* -toXdX’ mous eater, with a very large flow of milk, How to be Strong. r let the bow< In bo either cuaSned or uadoly •nJh riarular that HolPilln nhoeld b« reevmtuended for a raa ana, »errn (7; wwL Dated Hastiuc*. February 3). A D. ICT. _ dairy cow ia highly esteemed. gXL.top-tto.thepral.o.whtohm •Bd drinklnr what whence lull wt ladieT vaicri/a “d ssrtfK^ii.AiKhjs-. s> suhis totou tME: AfiLUyiii.i.u .r. D. 1C7. at for lhe deca and (5’ do not optttol to. ertto^d Corner no mch own any W fa StaU. nine o elockJn lhe forenoon at th* profolaea hareinafter dtwcn'.rd. in th«Town*hip of Woodland, br tho County of Barrv. ia the State of Miohioa. p«rraaattolic*n*eudaetbority rraatod Lo uon the sale? Stats or MlCWtosr. The Circuit Court for th County of Barry in Chancery. Alphens Fetch. Comp.ainant, G CAR DI AN’S SALE.---------- Aymhirf.—Good she, a good feeder, groat flow of milk of ordinary richness, rqrt. oontainl—oao head rod and twenty (13) > acre <f land, accordins to the I niled Slates survey, b ’ Td_JC7. llftlAMM, ALLEN. t Administrator. rof by eaaiias a cony of this order to be pub d in the llaiuns* Republican Bannrr. a newt r pnalad aad eirvulatod la said cuunty s '■ ’cl2*1e'?T &7rft Jritoe of A-ehal*. best, u dairymen differ in their opinions well adapted 4o billy farms, products a i"" °f C1**“,,B* lb*blotod KsSrSCrc --------SALE 6M wiu. M.W Aroras. O.^”',7"c'’ Cra.u mu nil sme teXECCTto>i?r't<,f it •hiogks from rising in downy fibree, or GRAND RAPIDS, /«/o yroiff o/l jift coifX'4 of C^L n/toLfo/i STW, iu itfrwlllcllTLr 4o«1 r~ 'A T1C /ItwlYfiffKaupSfOifr, gl« oiled some tirno previously, <nd flud they in Mt» easily ignited by outside fire. afahtrogh when ou« bunting they T will, of oouree, produce more flaioo than the wood without the petroleum . ” Petro- immbaho u.ry good to opplj to the into .f^lsrilM^" S®1® circuit NEXT DOOR TO S EARS’ BAKtBY � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-04-26.pdf bb27c7f4a697dadb86d24bb5379388f3 PDF Text Text & K HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY APRIL 26, 1877. NO. 104* VOL. XXI. H she scarcely noticed the con veraatian going on around her till the baby's name fell up­ on her ear.. Thia recalled to her mind a talk with her husband, and she unfolded her “plan" with the air of one conferring New Advertisement*. GOOD NEWS TO THE PUBLIC! GEO. M. DEWEY KIUTOK PUBLISHER. AND an unexpected favor. “You needn't ‘worry about Archie, Bella; I hare a beautiful plan for Aim. I think the best way I can help you, will he to take the boy off your hands. Robert will be willing, 1 know. Of courao it will be quite a care, but we shan't mind that if we can only be of service to you. He shall have every advantage; wo won’t make abit of difference between him and our own children. Of course you could come to ace him nowjnjd then—" for Bella looked petrified. jA would ask you to stay with :s. Swift on the War Path with a new and well aelected TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION: S3 IS. STOCK OF GROCERIES s. RATES OF ADVERTISING. Of every description. J would beg leave to inform my old customers and the tt:!c p-*:.' '.□n; I W 'l PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY fr-ai '.r ».W l_UJ)0 I _5’ 00 S.OT I lWrOTl ■luian I 5 tW I9-W I IKOU I t7.00 I lama I «.«• I ifoo I SOtOl 60.001^80.00 lawn. I HUM 1/-1.01 80X>|'a>jWt W Generally that 1 have again embarked in nr Tie Grocery Business «n> PFJFESSI0M1L AMf BUSINESS laaiMfair. Their m>*thr with u* to than; CARDS MF* The above goods have been aelected with great care and will be sold at prices that dulyDR- A. M. BLAZO* PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON gK rf BELLA AND BABY DEFY COMPETITION. JOHN' R. EASTMAN. ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR ANCERV. OffitoovwRaatiMsNaUoaal “Will you lift up your head laabel, and listen to me ? We mnu ace what ia to be done for you as quick as possible." The speaker, Caleb Arno, was a grave, Call soon aod examine my stock end careworn-looking man of 55. He had price.. oomc to New York with hb three abtera Daalb.TtttfJ to attend the funeral of a younger brother, and “to inquire into tbe state of hb af­ fairs." Their rage and aatoobbment'wlien they learned that of the property they had counted on sharing with bb widow, not ao much remained as would furnish a shelter , for herself and child, can hardly be de­ scribed. Outraged as they felt with “Charles," all united in laying the princi­ pal blame of hb ruin on her. Her extravagaore in drew, her love of noeiety aod pleasure— all this was brought up against her, and her youth and inexperience (for she* was scarcely 19) seemed no excuse in J. H SUTTON. A LON 7.0 D. CADW ALL ADEM. \rrOKNKY AT LAW A SOLICITOR — Ha PHIL. W. NISKEKN. & CARBOLIC OIL F. S. BOWEN, < -Utr rfur»eyor, Urpatr *nd U.n.ral ■ :i«ryiw»r. -.ffirFin lU« toort )(»««*. 41 ..t.ur*. Mich. . __ _______ __®*L, CENTRAL HOUSE, Pmrlllea, •oolhe, mm* lEcir eye*. Even Caleb who had hb feelings more under control, could not help an added shade of severity in bis Cure* Itbeumallm anil NearalfU. In«t»nlly ellye the pein of Burna. Heab the aa«rt Obetlnate Berta and Ulcers. voice as ha addressed ber. Bell* raised her head quickly. Poor thing ! She looked to young and tender to meet such trial*. And yet the ' rreolution with which she choked back ber tears showed that the little creature had consid­ » timxotf. MICH.. L. E. STAUFFER. Proa. Il*i uro Uantral Uoo»* oppojlt* ny ..! i pUroof ba*te«M. with w-ro room mm.-Utiou*. I »hall bv plMMd STfe. xaiHtf Sweet's Cam-- ; H A ND RAPID*. Irf.u.iir --- --------.. r«„. W„.J,. Brol—. IM-. and W." - - - • J - • - MICfl BOARD ts»> BOOM. TAM PER DAT. MrlTNKVEB FAILS! Tr, itOnoo-«« DENTIST Michisan. FEBBAND WI1J.IAMS A CO.. tm.roIt. ff. J. Pension*. Carriage, Sm aoi Orwiital ’? A I N TE r erable spirit after all. “It b beat you should understand the at ate of affaire, Bella," Caleb went on • Charles .has left absolutely ao/Aiay behind him—not even the bouse belongs to you. Now what are you going to do ? As you have lost your aunt— ’ “And a nice one ahe was to bring up a girl!" broke io Mrs. Cotton. "I done xdieve B lla can so much aa hem a pocket-handkerchief! And see with my Jeten daughtera ahving our lives out on that miserable farm ! Xnd the little mon­ ey I expected io return for all I had done At A. M. Rock's Carriage Shop Jefferson St., - dignant gulp of protest ahe was silent. “Such talk does no good," ho went on. •‘Roll* understands our circumstances, and that sister Wright is the only one who Dr. J. B. LaSure** Ad, hasn't a family on her hands------ \ | READ ! READ ! READ / S pocial'Medi^Announoement Old Bounty Land Warrant!. Joy Comfort and Happiness TO THE Slek aafi Affltetefi! OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. United State* Genaral Land Office. DR. J. B INSURE Th,noud u>d >0.(1, u xU-looling little wo»m>. k u “That they should want to take your baby from yon—that darling -baby I I don’t wonder you felt heart broken. And ao you thought the Lord had for­ saken you ? Ab, you’ll know Him bet­ ter when you've lived u long u me, poor She passed from the room without an­ child I” “Yet, aunty, I wu wrong; but I felt ao other word. discouraged. I thought I had so many friends; but when the time of trouble ■'No, ma'am, we cannot give you a rent niore.The watch isn't worth it" There wu a touch of insolence in the lay silent, stroking the hand ahe held in jeweler’s tone that called up a feint flurii hem. into the pale ftec regarding him. Bella “ And you want us to advise you ?" she —for it wu she—stood hesitating a mo­ aaid at last. “ Yee, I thought you might hear of ment. ■ “Well, you may have it on vour own something I could do. I don’t sew niody. terms, then, though I am sure it’s worth I'm very sorry about that But if there's more," she said, with a sigh. anything else 1 ■ " “You’re in no danger of being tatro ad­ । « Poor dear lady! Tc think of your vantage of in thu store, ma am, aaid Mr. having to work for n living ! Why, you Marble, sharply, u ha counted eighty dol- look aa if a breath would blow you over lare into her hand. now." Bella went out of the store, her heart “Ob, I’m stronger than you think. I toj.w. TU<I.J AM,,. b. into the street wu put off, but only tw a “Tea “ God caa help me," aaid Bella, a palhetic tremble ia her voice. “He gave baby to me, not to anybody else, and He will help me to take care of him I’m “Then they needn't leave their home, Bella," persisted Frank. “I will find some one to take your place in the store, though that shan’t hinder your being with them aa much as you please. We will both help them ip every way." “Frank, I tell you it is impossible. If wo are to be friends jon must never men­ tion the subject a^ain. And now,” in a softer tone, “I really cannot stay any long­ er. Good night, Frank; I shall always wish you well." . There was a slight break in her voice, and, turning, she went quickly out of the room. Frank looked after her a moment, then with a white, set face, he picked up his hat and walked off. “Haartlam little thing I" he muttered, as ho atroda fiercely homeward through the rain. “I'll never giro her another thought Ah, went Ican'tAelp laving her; she’s the only woman in the world to me. Poor Corid he but bon oeon Bdla half aa for m Ibonn't—h’o J! Jobio’ I eoado to linooe. M.ot’o the tio» I’Togooeto oboreb i* > «dioo dr«, »b« ihoxi no bettor’n mr worn rolling jloel to tholr Mmneto drooofd up in *11 B°d Getbtot. jJTZibtTZur’wnAbt tie./ Bnl go next," thought the poor euuo. lAeii’/" . • look of dupairing utgai.h name bx oyea, .nd <bo d—pod the little Ae held ment, Mrs. Arno, please ?" What the “plan" was will be shown when trouble comet, nod Ibero e no nine to hniky voice. “Do 'looe, Archie. She Baby, and I’d like to hare it put on the • J fra___ . 11 ’ * rit? ne nf»r tnngnot nod fooliob, iboogh I dido I ,12; it before. But I'm widta* “ *> • adu A do ’lone!" cried . . . • take thb from mumma. band." Mr. Bull, or “Unde Joe." aa ho ia gen­ erally called, lean* forward in hia chair, bia bT^orod like a child of two yearn, ^fixod affectionately on Bella It b broom bur tightly "" . little room. “I do love him—I do I" ahe sobbed out. Ob, I,H with me!" hereafter. tfb uodenund me if jou think to; Bo°‘ broke in. “And I know I bm'been a- '4­ “A pleasant day, Mrs. Arno," a sympa­ thetic gentleness softening his voire aa he noticed her careworn looks. “Yon are quite a stranger. And how'a curly-head ?" laugh­ ing down at the child. “Give him a chocolate mouse, Mr. Bull.” aaid Bella, laying a penny on the counter. “And how ia Aunt Nancy to-day. "Ob, much the same as usual. Wou'dn’t you like to go in and are her, ma'am ?—it would do her good." “And mo too," thought Bella, who felt comforted somehow, since ahe en­ tered the little store. “Yea, indeed," ahe aaid, aloud, as ahe followed the old .man. Archie trotted after, nibbling at his "Aod wdl '”“1 don't rat to be n burden; rat don't .FRt*-*** beneficent fairy some months ago. Archie, too—hb nnrae had taken him there once, and from that time the child wonld never let her pass the door without going in. The old man learned to watch for him, and bia round face would dimple with pleasure at the right of the boy. of Bella's trouble ?" said the old man, musingly. He it never weary of talking about Archie and hia mother, and one of hia hearers nt least finds the repetition of. the theme an unending delight Bnc Bel­ la seems rather uneasy. “Did yon ever think she’d turn out such a Itttle buaxneaa woman, Mr. Darrow ? Why, the store 'as prospered as it never did when I was running it alone. But I was alwaya sorry about her watch, and she insisted so on our taking the money—” “Of courao I did," broke in Bella. “A pretty thing it would have been to come upon you with my baby, and never offer to lighten the burden a little 1 Oh, dear, how warm it is1" ahe added, rather pettishly, pushing back a bronae ripple of hair, Frank saw how uncomfortable ahe felt, and rose to go. “Will yon-coma into the store with me a moment, Bella ?" “Oh, I gucea 1'11 say good night here,” said Bella. “I mutt finish my work to­ night," “Give np my baby !'• cried Bella, i springing from her chair. “Do you think I have a heart of atone? Oh, it'a too much !" A gush of passionate tears eboked her voire. “I may ‘come to nee “Go, dear, go," added the old man, Bella him now aod then.' Oh, how kind you hesitated a moment, then did aa ahe was are, Mrs. Buell I how well you underatand In a chamber adjoining the kitchen lay told. a mother's yearning over her child !" the old woman propped up by pillows. “Bdla," aaid Caleb, gravely. “Good night, uncle," aaid Frank, grasp­ She wonld never walk another step, but She turned and caught hia hand, aa if her hands were busy knitting stockings ing hia hand. Then he added, in a whbfrom morning till night, and sale of there C, “ You know what I’m going to oak hopeful of hia sympathy. , Unde Joe?" “Oh, Caleb, wasn’t it wicked to ask me added oonsideralable to their household to give up my child ! I've been a rain, store. Her swret, pale fare wu framed in . , foubah girl, but I alwaya did love my baby silvery hair; there wu an air of refine­ loves you, I l:no<." “He’s worthy of her," he muttered, ao ! Thai the should chink of inch a thing, ment about her that her husband lacked. Frank walked off. “ I ’ m glad of it: but, Her eyes brightened at the sight of Bella, j it hurts me, Caleb. 8he wept passionately, her head upon for the latter's good nature and sociable Lord help us, how we shall miss her and hia shoulder. Caleb waited till ahe wu ways had made her u great a favorite with the boy!" brushing away a tear. quiet; then he aaid, in hia grave, moderate tbe old couple u her little boy. ’ > Bella wu waiting in the store, a tones : "Dear Mre. Arno, how glad I am to, troubled but resolute look on .her face. “Bella, be reasonable. If you really love see you I And the darling baby too 1" Closing the door, Frank stood silent a mo­ your child, you will put hia happiness be­ prtnriug a warm kiss on the uplifted ment. “Bella," approaching her, “you know mouth, with its impromptu mustache of■ fore your own." . . . “ You wuid me to do it I" cried Bella, cboeolate and cream. Erasing her salnto what I wanted to ask you ?." “I suppose so, Frank," said Bella, qui­ i She would hate pulled her hands away in the manner peculiar to childhood, he JI but he held them firmly in hia. followed his particular friend, “Uncle Joe," etly. but looking rather pale. “I wish you wouldn’t ask it, though.1' “Be quiet, and let ua talk it over sensi­ into the store. . “Oh, Bella, if you knew how 1 love “Are you well, Mrs. Arno ? You don't, bly." ' ‘>jou 1" pleaded Frank. ..“Can't you love look so," said the old woman, after they tri was going to say, when Bella inter­ me a little, dear ?" rupted mo," said Mrs. Buell, “that bad talked a few moments. “Listen to me, Frank," said Bella, foreThe tender sympathy in her voire fairly Robert and I would offer her a yearly overcame poor Bella. She struggled a mo­ ing back the tears. “It’s impossible for us to marry; it would make too many peo­ ‘•Thank you ; I wouldn't sell my own ment ; then, hiding her face on the bed, ple unhappy. Think of your fkmily. flesh and blood for all the money in the ahe broke into a passion of tears. “Poor child ! what is it ?" uked the। What would they say,” a faint smile crow­ world.".. ing her face, “to your making a poor shop* “Lot us bring this to an end, Bella," old woman, laying her hand on the bowed gin your wife ? And on my ride are dear ■aid Caleb docidodly. “Harriet has made bead. That gentle, motherly touch, made Bel­ Uncle Joe and hia wife." you a moat reasonable offer, and, if you , “Bella, you don’t know my mother and persist in declining it, we must conclude la's tears flow the futer. It wu some sisters. Worldly they seem, they have that you wish us to interfere no further minutes before aba could look up. ! warm hearts, and they couldn’t help loving "It ’ s too bad of me to trouble you," she in your affairs. We will give you you aod your dear little boy. Aa for Unde half an hour to consider," dropping her ' sold ; “but yon spoke so kindly^ Nobody Joe and hia wife, they shall suffer no lota. hu spoken to me ao riooc——" hands. “Poor child I" repeated tbe old woman ; Our home shall be theirs; we will care for “And I don't want five minutes," aaid I , them together. Bella, firmly. She stood quite erect now, "tell me your troubles. It'll eaae your heart, “Frank, Frank, that generous heart of with scarlet cheeks end a defiant light in perhape. Thus encouraged, Bella took haart,, youn is always getting the better of your her largo bine eyes. “I won't give up Ar­ If oy conscience would let me and went through her story, not without, head. chie, and you can do ua you please." “Think a moment bsfore you turn your many tears . Tbe old woman cried with। bring such a burden on you, do you sup­ pose Unde Joe aod Aunt Nancy would be her. for Cb—” . ______ , “Gently, Sarah, gently," interposed Caleb, and hb calmly authoritative voire • man, came in smiling from an adjoining kitchen. He was glad to sec the pretty lady, who had come into hia store like a u At my OLD STAND on Jefferson Street. THIS PAPER IN OX FU.J! WITH .K WHQJLE NO 2048 t-E- f.ikao. emnln fliTtF- U I run ooh «n> . line* form, S, utr." Team welled op into b« eye, JTtbe drought of her elUd, bnl th. 1* t</ .bebab,.” edda Trine tbaSdUm Mluiiill r. Aw* tf»<7 j ' T’nri„ “ J"1 “ r- An erm turned toward. Mm. iton. ' Sbeh.7hmium.farro»«». durroS -h. oar OOKSOLTJLTIOlfnU.'^ The Doctor* chart** araaa »“*•»**• “ •our may receive th* benefit or MewyM. rid friend of Bel- 1 L •ioe wtmtuK him bia H* ■ ■ while new, and . �In tho matter of liberal political opin­ xij hepliblican Bajiper jhe Iron t'no Ninth District of Georgia seems to br. Imckward. HAJrtisas. Mtou., Apr. 233877. llo has written a letter say mg that he believes that thc title of the VrestdtaK is tainted with i-nai, and that THE BANNER. PolUios. Confession — Business Neat Triok— Rum— ' Nkw York, April 24, 1877. TUR TWKED 00Nn8»l0N. Ex-Attorney Gcheral Taft, when asked grin. “Rather ugly thing, that lastj Now, everybody knews why Oakey Hall ■rid unknown. “It was outrageous." rcptie-1 recpcctble, but each one will be com­ pelled Co keep it a secret for bis own sake.’’ “Yea/’ replied tbe unknown significantly, “unless there might have be- n one or two a sensi- last Saturday about the report that he had ran away weekly. The year last past has been a hard written a letter criticising President Hayes' one for the publishers ot local newspapers, Southern policy, said to a reporter : ‘This Tweed. The Boss had made up his mind to split on his associates, Hid! got wind of --------, I have a note for 15,000 to pay this it in time, and flitted. Tweed's expose is afternoon* and I am short; will you be oad ytt m a semi-weekly the Banner has paid something above expenses. Our choice woulff De to continue its publication is all pure fiction. ued ill-health compels I have no desire to get into the papers, but you are at liberty to “X fthere fa nnt a word of truth in in that form both in the interest of tbe, >it. public and of fbe publisher. Its pure fiction.' . But contin­ There is a good deal of growling in New us to practically England over the appointment of Daniel abandon all business, and while we cannot Hall of New Hampshire as Naval Officer consent to retire from the editorial charge: at Boaton. In Maine thc Republican of tho Banner, we shall practically plaoe■ journals say jt was because he favored iu publication in other bands, as we are not Bristow at Cincinnati. In Boston they say ablelp do the work necessary to be done। by the publisher. Hence, though contrary if there is civil service reform to our convictions of what is for the best■ interests of our patrons, after this week Hall is merely a working politician and for the present, be ' printed only oueo in each w«*ek, size and iho Banner will, form to* be substantially ks it was before the publication of the Semi-Weekly. This change is not for the interest of the pub­ lisher, as the Semi Weekly much pays the best; but is made to please some pat­ rons of the Banner, who, for some rea­ son, have not been pleased wi h thc Scmi! Weekly. Wc should, if we had our usual health, print both a Weekly and a ScmiWeeklr thc coming year, but that lias not been under existing circumstances deemed advfaeable. Wc shall try to wake thc Weekly Re­ in thc ap­ pointment they can't discover it, since Mr, tbe office is a sinecure. It was as I to Europe. said, a curious and instructive piece of reading. heretofore stood well in the community are quietly slipping away to Europe, and^hose who stay aro fortifying themselves with proof to make some sort of a show against in Ludlow street. Several Republicans Boston Hemkl aays that thb agent of Col. are already implicated, and it is expected Tom Scott in that city is one of the busi­ that more will be. - Ho had tools in the est and t bitterest opponents of President Republican camp of course, for Hayen’ Southern policy because he thinks could net have got the Legislation at Al­ else he that the President is not in favor of the bany necessary to carry out his purposes. Texas Pacific subsidy; and that it was this Twenty millions of dollars were distributed agent who catiasd the printed posters to be and put up giving an extract from the speech others, has had to bear the brunt of the of William M. Evarts on tbe Ix>uuuana the Boas, no more guilty than whole thing. the His share of the plunder Tho Charleston (S. 0.) N"ewt (Dem.), old in dodging prosecutions and now is n while saying thst it will be the duty of wreck financially and in reputation, while the Democrats in Congtass to support those who were hia associates in villainy are living comfortably and in good odor on to all sections of the country, if he will their shares And what rexes tho old man State, notissued from tome office running a carry out in good ftith all the pledges he daily, and to accoxnplith that, no effort has made, and l>e a constitutional Presi­ In return we ask the pat. dent { recognizing,’no party, race or section, renege and enrnett support of thc Repub­ thinks they can do best as Democrats and licans of the county, and especially of our with a Democratic Speaker. will be Bpured. business men, intcrerts arc always whose more thajj anything else is that those who made the mOst of it are thoas who were tbe first to turn upon him. Between his rage and hu desire to gel out he is mak­ ing wild work among the Democratic poli­ ticians. In anticipation of suits to rtfcov* At the Cabinet session the 20th inst., local er scores of them are conveying their prop­ the appointment of George A. Schneider, erty to their wives and brothers, and scores We presume wo need not say to any one to Switzerland, was definitely ogreed upon, circumstances the is a bomb-shell exploded in the rcry heart and upon the reeommenttation of t lie Post­ Republican Banner will warmly sup- of tho camp and the consternation is wide­ master General it was determined to give spread. promoted by a liberal use of the press, os an advertising medium. ordinary under that of Chicago, to bo United Staten tpinuter Xthc policy and aclidu of the Republi Charles M CroawclL and . tho National admiaMiration>uf President Hayes. yet, wu shall not endorse dial And, which wo do not believe will be for the cood of tbe people, no matter who mny recommend such action. Ixically,' the Rbpubliqan Banner will continue to be the best journal ever pub­ lished in die county of Barry, and no effort will be sparod to make it ns near perfect in this department as possible. To this end correspondence is specially in­ vited from all parts of thc county, and wc trust those of our subscribers who arc io- terostod in the growth and prosperity o thc connty and ths continued triumph, of Republican principfoR in thc county, the State and the 'Nation, will aid us in extending<.ur circulation, especially among the farmers of the connty. whose interests it has been, and will be, our purpose to promote in. every legitimate way. Secretary of State EvartadocRpotabandon his legal practice. The Troy Timet still talks about “ the much-maligned administration of President Grant.” Ex-Sen-stp’* Beu Wada has written not one. Eui several letters criticising tbe Pres­ • . The disposal of the Southern quts of Brownsville, Tenn., vice Judge Spence, of Maryland, who has re­ It W reported in Washington that tbe BUODeasor of Judge David Davis will not when the winter term of the United States Supreme . Court begiiw. , notion of a split in thc party in the South The Bourbon Itamocruf ridicules thc (Mlsa.) York aod Brooklyn have resolved to ad­ here to the law, and to prosecute all others selling. Already several hundred suits have been commenced against liquor deal­ BV8INKSS TBOL'DLEK. New York has long been worried by Inns or taverns. The law io that licenses shall not be granted to any one who does not keep three spare beds, with proper bedding, for the accommodation of guests, which course none of the saloons or bam proiend to. The law officers will push it, for they - can get their costs and foes, and consequently there will be trouble. Tho temperance aaociation see inthis an op­ portunity for a new crusade upon rum, and the dealers are girding up their loins for a vigorous defence of wbatthen consid­ er their rights. There will be a va<t •mount of speech making, and a vast number of arrests, but it will amount to nothing. Liquor-wiling cannot be restrictcd in a population like that of New York where a large majority of the people drink, and where rum is an clement in politico and makes and unmakes politicians. Rum can elect whoever it chooses, for that in­ terest is solid, while tbe opposition to it is always divided. But there will a lively the discrimination of the railroads agaioat At Battle Creek, on Saturday afternoon four* boys, among whom were two sons of Mayor Austin, were playing near the marsh accompanied by a large Newfound­ land dog, owned by C. M. Alward. Little ctabt-year old Eddio Austin accidentally fell in where the water ia several feet deep and disappeared beneath. Tho dog, though at some distance took in the situation at once, rushed to tho spot, plunged below the surface and brought the child up by the breast of his coat, holding him firmly above the water until the boys came to D. C. Henderson, of the Allegan Jour­ nal, announces himself a candidate for state printer of the United States at Wash­ ington. We hope, for the credit of tho State, that Don will bo kept at home. He is a good printer, with all of tho faults and few of tho virtues of that much-* abused class.— Coldwnter Reporter. ‘Twas ever thus. No truly, great man was ever more than half appreciated while living, but when ho has been laid away in the val­ ley to sleep the long sleep that knows no earthly waking, then, if not before, will the transcendent virtues of tho great Alle­ gander shine forth like a nismer's eyeball in a dark entry.—Evening Nrwt. ' ’it, and now th; European steamer* are NEW ADVERTISMENT8. G. P. Rowell & Co’s. Col. Sv® DRUNKARD STOP ! oTTum habit. wager. The election returns from Louisiana, Florida and Oregon were put in judge r^s still consideringhia decision, be­ Herald, a prosperity, an 1 who know nothing about it and care less, and so the'Merchants aod Manufacturers suffer. A NKAT TRICK. The neatest, cleanest swindle that ever whether Hayes was elected legally or not. Ex-CoDgrassmsR Long (colored), of Georgia, cxpreaied himaelf as fully satis­ fied that the President's Southern policy is needed to bring about good feeling among of assignation frequented only by the very bluest-Nooded of tbe aristocracy. If a married lady from Murry Hill goes beyond moral limits, it is at thia house that she unlawful lore it is at this house that he meets her. It fa so quiet and so safe that none of its Irequetcra ever bed tbe slight­ est fear of being disturbed, by tho police or any one else. Lest Friday night the frieadly, and all are secured in their rights. He suokc of the liberality of the State in providing educational means for colored as well os white people. "too&AS E. NOOSE. uro Buff«rod t'* j can. naed only tn r> bottle*. and already fwl GOOD EVIDENCE. *a®stssfe •“ Vrosnn has cured tnr; i Ood an th« lira* that then- cZstaW*e’, * APPRECIATION. C.nk.r-15 Hmon or RboomMlc afl«-4ow, l‘ ml. and 1 h»TO UMd Blmoxt .verytbins- I I —■ I.! >• ... ——J ... ... «... MirTTWfe. Vaptba 11 Sold by all Irusshte. local police? In the Sweet By-and-By Cannot but be tho happy ' thought i-.the fortunate recipient of the. “Bockv Mountain Toubist” scans its wonder­ fully attractive pages and peruses iu fasdusting descriptions. Most beautifully embellished with new and highly artistic engravings, its fetter-press a mode! of typ ographical richness, and the arrangement throughout simply superb, the Rocky Mountain Tourist is worthy of compari­ son with Picfuretqur American or TZr Aldine. It is written in goi-sipy, graphic style, covering details of the tour through the garden.* of the Southwest (the Arkan sos Valley, Southern Kansas, to the very heart of the Alps of America—the Rock­ y Mountains. .Tauuts are made to all tha famous resorts of Colorado, the "remark-: blc ruins, thespriaga, the mines, and, in short, to every point of interest to tourist, agriculturist, capitalist miner, and invalid. With the Tourist, the San Juan Gcii>k keeps firing company, and the two publi­ cations arc moiled free to nil writing for one or both to T. J. Anderson, Topeka. Kansas. , W. W. Wolnough, editor of the Battle A. Card. marched out of their rooms into tho grand We take this opportunity of informing the public, that we will safely and radical­ ly cure all cases of pUet, without the use of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. E. F. & I. W. Brown. Hahtinos, Dec. 21,187G. xxiGStl Club. A number of Indians on the Sarnia aod will soon have a full set of instru’ ‘JACKSONS BEST" Chewing Tobacco making appropriations for the Ksh Commissionera for the 1877-78. gBMSSiwiB *"’?’*«*• .tot; ,1m. bold Notice. Farmers please taka notice that 1 ha' • bought out the interest of Calhoun A Beekwitb, in the hotel barn and you will find it to your interest to cal! and sec roc. jteAltf J- W. Brock. Wanted. In bis own dty, A good, improved Farm. Any od having a farm of SO acreu or more, wit good buildings, can hear of a jurtha-e by calling at mv office over IIa*tings Nctional Bank. * Tnoa. J. WlUHtft. Bute Reform school. electing men for office without regard to polities. grant tat them off with a modicum of good . 4.;..,. --..1 'L. v . friends, can you tell •” he Kdkfg u. Ml bbodod mo who Leoni'laji wi “* “And pie 1 they had little difficulty in reoqniswas a member of the —■—- --------- .1.------tbwof what makes you think » lb, oud Whitman’s Assorted Candies—the best n the market. A full supply at J. P Roberts’. near Elk Rapids in thio State have joined the Reform Club. How is that for Lo ? Macon, the whites and -blacks united in North.’ BplrtU, dbtu:t>cd Ga&dd fifteen Pounds of Flesh. ing undecided, as he said, on the point colored people have no cause of complaint. edocsa of such a division. VickAurgh There is trouble among the rumsellers­ WV rHNUtiiTiUMtt. morin, M.R the Imc* rnt&Vllnr Bad wa»ion»l!y lMe«- FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN. ^£ikWCHLESS - yet it does not think it amis to lecture thc all the Southern people, without regard to In Georgia, he said, the Southern brethren solemnly upon thc wick t politico or color. The die. RUM. POLITICS. President Hayes is gaining ground io signed. Mr. Freeman woe the Republican giving the city a twist. Cargoes are this city every day. Business men of all candidate for Governor of Tenneoeo a few brought cheaper from Liverpool to Boston, prties fire wheeling into line in his sup­ years ago, .running against Gov. Brown. .^ora, CHEV—shiOXr. Philadelphia and Baltiomore than to New port. While they are divided , somewhat Senator Beu Hill of Georgia has written York, and hence the howl. Tho reason is as to the wisdom of his policy they are a letter on tho interference of Senators plain enough. Tho great line west from willing to giro it a fair trial, and they all suppport heartily his efforts to reform the with regard to appointments to office, in Now York is tho Central aod the Central civil sevice. He is the first President who which he says : ‘In my opinion n ’Senator is managed by a Vanderbilt, aod the moat ever paid the slightest attention to ante-r FOB S*LS HT ALL DULTCX QCn is ru a. hu no more right to sclrct one of a num­ pig-headed of all tho Vanderbilts. Tho election promises, or who ever made pos­ itive attempt to carry out pledges. Tbe ber of applicants for office, and use tho in­ Pennsylvania and Baltimore roads lay in custom-house is being thoroughly clean­ fluence of bis position to give that appli­ w'tth the steamships and agree to carry to ed out. Tho sinecures are being abolish­ cant nueecM. than a 'judge on the bench Toledo, Chicago St. Louis and Cincinnati ed, the dead heads are being turned out to WOWDKKKVT SUrCKM t 05,000 «r the hu the right to select one litigant in his for a less rate of freight than tho Cen­ grass, and the force is being reduced to the court aud use all the powers of hia judicial tral will, and sonfccquentiy the freicht goes exact requirements of the ousincss to be position to secure succeaa forthat litigant." to those cities. In short the Baltimore dooe. There is howling among the pro­ and Ohio and Pennsylvania roods have fessional politicians, but the content of the Governor ‘Blue-Jeans* Williams is evi­ combined with the steamship lines, and citizens is delightful. President Hayes bodr ran a. dently one of the Iola-fashioned sort of are taking tbe trade. The trouble with ia very strong among tbe people, and be has a strong party behind him, for the men who believe that a knowledge of the New York is it has no terminal facilities ; tbe city and its railroads are managed as people are oonviiccd of his honesty. three ‘RY will solvo «D the problems of PlKTRO. selfishly os possibly, and are not in the human Efit In a recent conversation he interest of the city at all. They are run bitterly denounced the liberal school system in the interest of Vanderbilt and his ad­ State Home. of4cdiana, and asserted that five months herents. And they depend upon the foot of school in a township each your is enough that a certain amount of freight and a cer­ Twenty lake captains have joined the .Annliwulri. Out! tain number of pasrengera have no other LUEACK^Awe^M Reform Club at East Saginaw. for the education of children and youth. way of geting into the citv. The other It' is not very surprising that Governor roads aro managed on brooder ideas, and The Berrien Springs Reform Club has Williams is an inflationist and no better at the other cities, better governed and de­ pending more upon their enterprise than room. orthography than he should be. natural facllitcs, are taking the trade and Pontiac's Reform Club now contains A lawsuit over an election bet has been New York is suffering. Its trade is be­ about 600 members, and the saloon keepers lliooa. forth. . ' pending for some time in St- Louis. A ing pared off here and sliced off there, have but tittle to do. till the diminution is seriously frit and Democrat and a Republican bet on their A four-year-old daughter of John occasions alarm. But what can be done ? respective candidates for President, and ' " *”11* *into 'a cistern •' The city is in the hands of the class of Aw*— suit was brought by the Republican, when drowned. Democracy who have no interest in its as evidence, and at the latest reports tl»c tion leaves them desolate. be named until next December, Freemmi, Hayes was inaugurated, for the amount of The Democrats ppaqa adrartisc for an iasne. al of the I’ustoffice Department to A. A. Tar rwpertfelly,* MONKOE l-ARKKH. George Leland, of Mendon, saw a man erawl out of his (Leland’s) home George e 77 ms.iy.yjiayas: Political Notos. ident's Southern policy. morearo miminga Itogelhcr. The confession tho position of Assistant Attorney Gener­ Jf both the State and Nations, na represented by the State administration of nouneed to most at Grand Rapids on the Sth of May. They'ask thorn who may be interested, whether members or not, to be About four o'clock,last Friday afternoon, while digging a well at somerset, Hillsdale and carried out. The ladies present that county, Henry Parr was buried by the Men attempted to reach night were also visited, either by note or dirt caring in. person, and they are paying handsomely that him, but owing to the nature of the their guilt nay not find them out. Mor­ noil and the depth of the well, he was not al—be virturiM, and you may bid the taken out until 10 a. m., Saturday. Parr ia still alive, but it is feared that he will black-maileraJueflanee. has been spent in litigation, ho has grown President Hayes if he will do equal justice BANNKiuthe equal inevery res­ _H> R. Steven’s Column WHAT I KNOW ABOUT VEGETiKL The steamer Forest CUy, arrived st Grand Haven from Mflwunheo Bunday morning with thirty-one thousand Umbels of wheat in bulk, consigned to Cork, Irel­ However, the lock-up could at the stranger for a minute—the stranger __ ’ -J >-r. smiled, Mr. . ■ -saw the character of the that it was a plot, made deliberately and , man, and without another word wrote a Mrs. Margaret Mulvsow.uf Assyria, rcry carefully worked up as to detail, and checquo for the amount. And as every Barry county, died on the 4th inst., aged one which required a great deal of skill to one of tho respectables received a call, the. seventy-eight. She was a native of Onon­ object of which was.the name, from one of carry out There is squirming among the daga connty, N. Y., but has lived thirtythe three unknown, it is evident enough । Democratic politicians and explanations that the three were in collusion with the 1 throe years on the same farm in Assyria, twenty of them a widow. are the order of the day. Men who have tho damaging disclosures of the old man The Washington correspondent of the Borneo has recently Jost two of ill old aotOcra. Noah Cooky and Jamra Thornington, the former on the 10th from apo­ plexy, and tbe latter on tho 13th. and State was not the growth of time but pect cf any wekly'papcr published in the publican ' Tweed Troubles—A to do with him. Vblnra of the Banner, and the yea» that we promwcu to print it ’ The Southern Democrats ought to have nothing This issue completes tbe Twenty-first . OUR NEW YORK LITTER. ions Be* । Hill’s successor as Representative tbit The law says 25 XSaSlBfcKfeft&SttST? MartStf Hastings. March 28.181 O. D. Sbauldin a Ml*. - �Council Proceedings. jheSeini-WBBkhUepteblicaiBawcr History of a Picture. Roll being called th* following Aldermen 1 were present: j Aid. Dewey McNaughton. Ru*-ril. Snatdd. ■ — - -‘ ’ ■Altai* of EllaabaU* Breuihloa. Ti7"About the County. Abesni—Aid. Abbey and Lcwiv Minute* of tbe prvvloua meeting were read1 ' > Street Committee. . > K<-r f I'- M«r*h of Paw Paw ia Halting follows: [.tea t.- la tlii* city. V ii. Holme* of the Juurnal la: building a Ayes—Aid. Dewey, McNaughton, Russell, Spaulding, Tomlinson and Young—6. ,-e oil Broadway, Routh. Ow uiolbn, the subject of salaries for Qty officers was referred to the Finance Committee. bins ia rH,nt ,f t’’eir •lon!­ .* __ S—— —l.K I.—* meeting. On motion, the Street Committee was author- loquent apcakeru from Grand Rapids, with ua again in Union Hall Sunday By Aid. D*wey: hereby iaatnwud to notify all residents of this city to remove from the streets all wood, box­ es or other property that in his judgment in- The Harmonic Quartetts will slag at tho ..[.crsnce meeting in Union Hall next Sun. •e who attended the (»o-e*lled) Cal. procounjcd it an unmitigated humbug, I •ptondid ! -i f groceries. Kn .and Chureh UMee Sewing Society will Nathan Barlow. irwinct with the charm of physical vigor, The graceful, half-voluptumiw outline of form “Mdlcatutcu*nuoni»eJ with delicately blended Hut", On l>i-> canvas, tbe humcHc-t face* had nn almost irrdristililechnrm. The other found pleasure only in depicting weird and glootnr subjects. Above all, did he excel in painting the portrait* of the dying. The aguuhlng death-throe, the ghastly fitcc and form, wore all depicted with marrrloins fidelity. There existed between thews artlwt# thc most intense dislike. At length this dislike fulminated. 1 The beautydoving artist had ticen engaged in 1 painting the portrait of a beautiful woman. : ConnoiHscur* pronounced it the most wonder- I ful piece of art |bat had ever been produced. 1 Hia brother, artist was jealous cf his fame ' and sought revenge. By brildng thc keeper ' of the studio, be gained access to the picture ■ each night.- Al first he was content to only deaden thc brilliancy of the complexion and eye*, efface the bloom from chock ami Up and point a shadow on cither cheek. Later, hh artoke* grew bolder and freer, and-one morn­ ing the artist a wok* to find tho entire out­ line of thc portrait changed. He could scarcely recognise in the emaciated form and haggard countenance the glowing conception •he-had embodied. The pullid face and ex­ pressionless eye* he had attributed to a lack of genuine** in his material*; but when the outline* were changed ho suspected the cause and indignantly dismissed the keeper. What the revengeful artist marred by a few rapid stroke* of hi* skill fttl brush was only restored by year* of patient industry. Reader, need we name the artists,—Health, who point* the the flower* and "grassy carpet’ no fere than th* human form divine,—Disease, Hie dreaded Gentfojhen are invited 1. O. 0. F. this afternoon. Mew. Cook and Brooka, tinnera. hava . r.-mted to make fifteen hundred pails. arpe. Thi« great istuuarr in South I .t>v«loi>« to the 1). Hiblc Hmue, Geo. M. Savage & Go's Col Rkmoval.—Geo.1 M. Savage & Co. tliu well known m-wspapcr advertising ageuta, of Detroit, Mich., have removed from 72 Griswold to more commodious and convenient quarters. No. 30 Congress street west, where they have fitted up ele­ gant offices. rnHKFraaiosMor Iwvalld NoldUrs can be MILO B. bTEVENS ACo.. D.troit. marl'Jyl. Dry Goods GfiOCERIES! CHOCK! On motion. Council adjourned. Wx. H. Stmbiss, Recorder.' pence -mile* and kindly acta to hia fallow The Way it Happened. The quarrel spoken of In Mon-lay'* issue a* more could he accommodated, and young ■ : Mr. G-D., exchanged at that time. Subsequently Star •ason overtook Moore and Bl tacked him with I would respectfully announce to the citi­ zens of Hastings and vicinity, that I have'a new and 7 i»a troinpt and carend attention. St even­ nlee quiet Lop. dan and the bill only one dollar. Remember the place,nt J. S. RU*JWJ1JV S Boot and Shoe Store. Jf-ffekson street. Glee me a call. Containing over 1,200 varieties Vege­ table am! Flower Meds. Colored Plates. Elegant wood-cut* of Vegeta Nee and Flowers. Handsomest Handsomest Guide w«“ "> tiowcra. Guid Published C3rScnd fur it. “ttri GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS lars during hb btudnesa life th statements and fairs securltie* Many who. through pressing emergencies, havi Mr. Holden when hope Ind nearly died out. Many throughout Barry county Vi’l deeply feel the lo«» of -Frank Holden. ' a-he wx* f«-. miliarly called. Hia death will U but little more deplored by hi* more immediat J friends than by ecorev of Mhern he lisa time and again I helpe<1 in time of wore need. Ho leave* a f.im- ' £ Detroit Advertisements. 11 !! .a ^5! i--' SHEEP FEED. 600 bu , REFUSE BEANS .will tend family. §14 aat and In tsror or u ni* ir. "n-orr aoder J.Me''4>rmiek. i lsiiitifl*. 1 di'lon th* U-hd'.r j "• [-rance meeting al Sheridan on Saturday, 33 _ __ ,, . • .r kSITIIEFAMILY ' *> GUhSII Year. {MMlpnld? l> of WOld- । f Mlrhtaan. I 81 Liberal eammbrion to I A',rai,V..KX.r.. rance numm •• ■ -•*' f1"1'*'"' (tot sores of Jand.areordlnaio tbs I nit irv«y. me «ami> mor. or. I A cordial invitation is extended to _ 'Drugs, Medicins, h’tc., Etc . GEO. WOODS & CO., Cambridgeport, Mass. WABEBOOlSt SMWashlagtea St., Beeteai 1J0 StaU St., Chkajo; 10 LaOcsta II ........................ car. rr len ceaU a number. l.«h r.umlxr contain* ft. GEO. WOODS & CO, MJUMrs, Caabridgapo< Mass. Challenge Accepted. Wnit 2, Goodyear. pfiahed hia purpose City Dr ig' Store! pharmaceutical chew. PROBATE OR DEB. ' H48& ££VtK^of fiSOPLES DRUG STORE. Physician’" Prescriptions and Rbwabd Family Recipes • aakaown, about thirty years J. P. ROBERTS, Pioprietor, carefully pre­ on Tuesday, the 15th of May, 187*. HASTINGS. pared with Drugs and Chemicals weigns aiwu* — --- ■------ ---duck overalls, coarse boots with seam ap back of isc, probably wool lined ; dark colored shirt, light drab overooat, light colored plush -.. •• f ...... rtawn. and of purest quality only. REPAIR SHOP M. C. C*a»dalu rans committed tn tne iowb«u«j> - - MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prcxcriptionf. skillfully compounded. Also a full line of tv paper* immediately. Liat of Pitente. C. M. RUNYAN. xxiBGtf Though, aa a lm*i- folded hb tent like A BRUTAL OUTRAGE. John Q. Creasy, of Hastings. Should you ass St to accept those conditions, TOItt PRICES. BO Yet. having SAEEON EXECUTIONof Michigan. County of Barry. that time Stevenson Hk-koby Coxtraaa, Mich., April 24, ’77. ■C G Mixta, Hastings, Mich.:—I iaksplea»re io accepting your challenge for another 02214771 III STOCK Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, spices. Baking Powder, saleratu^ starch, soap,-can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold al find, Stevenson rallied a gang and followed Mr. M. some distance, heaping all the epithets they dt'Mild be C. M. RUNYAN’S. 157 WOODWARD AVE., DETROIT. pressing our deep regret at hia taking off. Mr. Holden came into Barry county above 34 years ago, a poor man. and.by hit iudurty, pernevenuice and commendable econo­ my. wm at tbe r'------ • V!------------ ’ ~r a large amount <>r propertv. We <!<• not Ui.htal ever Applied to Mr. Holdibai aid wav given them. turning from meeting on Bunday when Steven­ son pointed a gun al him. though with no inten­ tion of shooting. Mr. M ore rebuked him for «ign painter. 155 and hardlt Maj. Geo. M. Anderson is spending a few days in this city. Tbe M^j., u as smiling and - Ids to Lang's merited reputation as a tip GEO. S" & CO'S In Memoriam. printing financial POWERS & BARLOW. Important topthe Ladies. In another column will be found the death notice of Francis Holden, late of Prairieville. known throughout Barry County. I j put up a splendid sign on their Millinery Paints, *3ils and Varnishes, Farme rs, examine the W^ARD PLOW,b efore purchasing others, Every onO waranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, at jerStmfi keeper to whom Health often intrusts his portraits. And ia it not thebchuty of woman, the most admired of all the works which adorn the studio of Health, that Disease oftenest seeks to mar • The slightest stroke of his brush upon the delicate organization leaves an imprint that requires much skill and patience tn efface. Restoration must tic prompt. drely conduct. Ac , before.tjie City Recorder. Carelessness must be dismissed. Let suffering The account* of Anson Maynard for hauling women heed the warning ere Disease her murrwl their chief lieamy—Health—beyond Irirnos. print- reparation. Dr. Pieroe's Favorite Prescrip, ing, 91X25, were allowed, by satkl nays as lion has been used by thousands of these sufferers, and they are unanimous in their follows: praise of its excellence. If you would be transformed from the pallid ' nervous invalid Spaulding. Tamil neon and Young—G. into a happy, vigorous woman, try it. Dennis A Holmes, Built lens, examine their Build >( yoalh, lurm. t" • Adopted by ay*e and nays as follow*: The following acounts were referred to the Finance CommiUee: Barlow A Goodyear, supplies, I I Hi City Treasurer, for desk, 2 UO N EW I re; _r..ti« u . t l.SDt A.X Lt.it 1’. whichcuted hl* only child, and now rive* this recipe ft*, on receipt of two atarap* <o pay exprsa**. Hemp el w eurea iiixht aneat,. tuuMaat the •'.omach.aud will break a fresh cold Id twenty-four hoars. Aadreaa Ca*ni-ixx A Co.. lu*7Racr St.. Philadelphia, naraln* hU^aper. xulftl. Aye*—Aid. Dewey, McNaughton, Russell. Spaulding, Tomlinson and Toung—6. Nays—None. On motion of Aid. Tomlinson, the Marshal ement Smith ia erecting 5*OWr JRS & BARLOW POSITIVELY CURED. When cleat A regular meeting of the Common Council of ■ Two <4 the iuwl celebrated artiste the world the City of Hailing* wu* held al their room on 1 b*" c,er JwsU In the name dty. Guo ------ - "7.' but, c.. - M~^r. *1-" w- 00788955 *0>.rtl««d Utter*. •aeh Hated April 17. 1877. Gumming & Filing Saws FuraiaUd thia paper by Cox A Cox, ftolicitara of Fatonu Washington. D. C. a specially. nxrnamUr th* phm* i« Acriceftaral Halt in the , „ p.tl.e .«&>,« A. J. „ Suu • 1"S« !■“ howmbold furniture, eowuMing of atOTW, ehairx, tablss. lonngw, bureaus mirrors, a- a,11 .jtESgto I?«r “*• Heat ms*. Apr. # in quality a specialty. I nrieties. �Political [CONCLUDED FROM 1st PAGR.] fear. WhoM step is that at thc door ? Thc old man looked up, and a flash of joy passed over hia face. Going hastily to­ ward tho new-comer, be eeixed both hia hands. “Thank God you’ve come, Frank I The child's been very aiok, but I think he's a little better," following Frank to Bella’s tide. She looked up, with her white face and tho tecriou anguish in her evea. “Oh, Frank !" she nid, faintly, putting out her hand. Clasping it gently, ho said, in a tone of mild rcwuacb, “Why didn't you send mo word, Bella T “It’s diphtheria; you mustn't stay," whispered Bella." motioning him off aa he bent over the crib. “But I am going to stay, Bella," be re­ plied, with such mild decision that she felt remonstrance wu useless. Wearily the time passed by. The doc­ tor camo and went, leaving little consola­ tion behind him. Tbe old man, worn ont with grief and anxiety, slumbered heavily in hia ebair. Bella felt she could hardly have gone through that night without Frank. She scarcely knew her ardent, impetuous lover in him who sat by bar aide, so strong, yet ao gentle, quick to anticipate bar slightest wish, and ministering to her aod Archie with the tenderness of a woman. “Can't you clflSe-your eyes a few mo­ menta!" he whispered once. “I know just what to do now, and you look so ex­ hausted.'' “No, oh no !*' ahe said resolutely ; and he urged her no farther. Midnight wu approaching, and a great hush fell upon them both, for the doctor had said there might be a change at that hour. Bella sat, her eyes fixra on the child, never stirring except to give him his medicine or the stimulants tbe physicians had ordered. Frank, motionless u a statue, watched tbe little face with her. At last Balia raised ber eyes inquiringly to hia. There wu a gleam of hope in her look and in the one that answered her. “Hia breathing seems a little euicr," ahe whispered. Frank nodded silently, and there was another long pauae. A gentle moisture wu breaking out over the child's face and body ; bis breathing seemed easier and his expression more nat­ ural. Frank and Bella hung above him, scarcely daring to indulge thc awcct hope that had sprung up in their hearts About 3 o’clock the doctor came in. His tired, jaded face' brightened the mo< went he saw the the child. “Yes, be seems better," aaid be, “but wc mustn’t venture to hope yet. Now let us look at the little throat again." “His throat looks better," he said, u be &tM- Phix and Phun. George Washington is a member of the Packard Legislature again. The Chicago Journal asserts that Sena1 tor David Davis ia in perfect accord with Ex-Senitor Ben Wade hu written not ident's Southern policy. The statesman who is oow shouting that tbe war baa proved a failure ia usually the one who didn't get the poetoffioe. Pinchbeck says that he was offered the Governorship of New Mexico, but by whom and far what reason ia not stated. A complete edition, in posters, of tbe speeches of Secretary Evarts would cover a good deal of fence, but the fence oouldn’l be put to bettor use. It ia given oat from Washington that Pierrepont, but that he will remain at tbe of St. James for some time to come. .In a recent interview with President Hayes Goveftor Hartranft is said to have sAiurcd him that he would bo sustained by the people of Pennsylvania in carrying out bis Southern policy, and that be (Har­ tranft) waa fully in sympathy with it. The Albany Journal (Rep.) remarks. “The President’s Southern policy is an ex­ periment. But the continuation of the old policy unfortunately hasn't even that claim to consideration. Instead of being an ex­ periment it is a demonstated failure." The Boston Irantcript asks : “And what shall we call tho firm now?" asked Uncle Joe, u tho happy little partv sat dowa to tbe tabic. “It a admitted a TIME TABLE. SHORT LIMB BITWMN_ KICHIGAB ADD THE SOUTH. Taldas Wert Dec. Fall and Wintar Tima Tabla. TRAINS GOING SOUTH. A.1 You can tell a married man now every time by the agitation be displays at the sight of an empty coal scuttle. lOtfrleVB GO IMG EAST. Taklaa »g^oaj«u^1^e- IMh.UN. Sixty thousand Philadelphia famil is said, will soon break up bonsekc and return their Centennial visits. “Change cars i" is what a boctbtack aaid to a countryman, thc other day, when he had finished one of his brogans. JK Every plain girl hu one conttktion— though not a pretty young lady, she will (if ahe live* long enough) bo a pretty old is Feb 11 £ too I 15 ISIS .» rs is = too From a boy s composition on beat: “I cut my Uncle William's hen's neck off with a hatchet, death." and it scared r« !SS IS her to TRAINS GOING NORTH Inquisitive school-board officer to Hi­ bernian parent: “Was your boy born in Gkacaer" “No, sor; and I hope be never will be." I to i «» »«Ism i c <u w r । a » a i GOING WBfcT. . A little fellow who wore striped stock­ ings was asked why he made barber poles of bis legs. His port reply was, “Well, ain't 1 a little shaver ?" 2 IS m ini Aan^Arbvr. 8 Is - Au advertisement ia a Boston newspa­ per is as follows: “Wanted, a young man in tbe dry goods trade; to be portly out­ doors and partly behind the counter. Some one aaid to a parvenu whoae broth­ er had remained in poverty: “ You are, I believe, a brother of M. Durand T" “No, air; I am not his brother—he is mine." i- KUMMa ei?g ii Mr- QRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. it not have been more courteous if Wade drawn amicably, rather than berlain surrenders T " that 'Cham­ Yes, wd wiser, too. Tbe impetuous Robert Toombs of Geor­ gia ia chided by tbe August* filaonide for hia foolish opposition to tbe fourteenth and fifteenth amendments, which, says the Chronicle, “iniquitous as they are, have greatly augmented the political power of the South." Laconically summarising Mr. Hayes’ Southern policy, the St. Louis Republican (Dem.) aays : “ A Democratic administra­ the President last week, is aaid to have in* funned him that ao l~s as he adheres to hia present policy he (Bayard) will use Lis vote and hia influence to support the ad­ ministration, and will seek to discourage ail attempt at factious opposition on the part of the Democrats. Senator Edmunds of Vermont, after a few weeks' sojourn in Florida, returns with renewed vigor and with health proved. much im­ He is a bard worker, and renders useful service to his country. Certainly he ia to be reckoned among tbe most pen­ dent and aagacioua statesmen of tbe day. We trust he will be ready at the coming session of CoDgresa to take hia scat, which he fills with marked wisdom and ability. Mr. Hayes' Southern policy is' not a sudden growth which baa germinated in A wicked exchange nn that Moody's popularity at the Hub is waning. In a moment of unguarded enthusiasn^ he blurt ed out that heaven wu a more desirable place than Boston. Alexia and Lis terrier went to a photog­ rapher's and were “took” in every city they vkited. The Duke is easily distin­ guished from tho terrier by his princely air and a standing collar. fs [■■•-With Dotroit.nillada!* A BoutbWwtera X“PX. WTOI 630a*dl6-.50p.«. a Ttaadiy^axaapUd. taataniay and .-and./ <x sen ,Mea— QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. The pioneer bumble bee of 1877 crept out of hia hole in thc ground yesterday, and after looking around an hour or two for a boy to sting, found him, slung him, and went back to clean bouse. U. B. Lvnvasn. (Jae'ISaaX burro.t G. P. * T. A. Cbciasn _ HowrvC aS?Kiwi_______________________ CHICAGO K LAKE HURON\H BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. The Sellable Short LU- EAST AND WEST. TIME TABLE No. 8. TO AMD raoe . BRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT TIME TABLE. friends of his marriage in California, thus tersely describee his bride : “She has a head aa red as a woodp ■ker’a, and owns sheep until you can't rest," Hoebaatcr. •Suedan «x«pt«L JPallj. n on all day tnlaa. ■ . tnln haa ■ TRAINS WEST. jjbatreit Jack. | Allaniic Vicar: John, you are not getting oe very-fast with your job. You know you can Jot do too much for a good muter. John: I knows that jolly well, and—1 ain't a going to try 1 Not me. The serious attention of eminent scion* lifie circles has beep lately engaged on the question, “Can a clam walk ?" How glad we all are there ia no doubt on the more vital inquiry, “Can a dam bake ?” MUJl-rillo Furniture, Coffins Etc. itm 3 |g READ THIS and be happy again. 1 I * James Parton having married his first wife's daughter, and that daughter having presented Mr. James Parton with a baby, Mr. Parton has become hia own father, and no longer weeps because he is an or­ phan. The report that Tom Thumb haa grown to be a six footer within tbe last three months by simply aitliog under blue glass Kvoa to be a canard. One can ardly beo half the stories due sees about blue I —I TRAINS RAST. A country girl wrote to her lover: “Now, George, don't you fide to be at the ainging*echoul to-night." George wrote back that “In the bngbt lexicon of youth —Worcester's—there's no such word aa fide." If the spring puts forth do blossoms, in summer there will be no beauty, and in autumn do fruit. So, if youth be trifled away without improvement, riper years will be contemptible, and old age miser­ able. UK JE kJ*uaI I Ki LvM ■ asuoa , It i Gret Rediction ii Price:! 18 Ester H SALISBURY & BROSSEA U Dealers tn all kinds FURNITURE LtaBVien. iHntft. Ilrt.n . A. Cblcag... The Grael Soitaltao# Djhohtery Gab Bratt Fraas, k the beat and hurry and tamult of his rethat it was developed cautioualy and delib­ erately, and had rounded into full maturity policy thus formed and adopted is a very good policy to stand up and fight fur, and nimble warriots whose strategy consists of frequent and startling changes of base. certain gentlemen al Jw White Hoose, declared hia intention to pursue the policy Sooth. “After netting forth the reasons for hb course, he aaid : “My belief in thia A little Chicago four-year-old created a ripple by remarking to the teacher of her Sunday school class: ‘Dur dog's dead. I uet the angels was soared when they saw him coming up tho ♦elk. Me is cram .s io strangers." “Have you tried the blue gisas remedy yet T” aakod Smith of Jouea. “Mo," said donee; “that is, only indirectly. My milkman, judging from the beautiful color of his milk, is tiying it on hie cows, aod ao indirectly on me. RAILWAY COMPANY WtakiastM. RUtnAad. Chiaaeo Philadelphia >KW YORK Look here ! (E.VTU\I. KJlt.ROln at .V. r.. the Nodhan tenolaoa al tea Northor» Central Railway. PoUnaa PeJooe Dav or Nteepinc Can oa »!l . Im aaawaa ar invareed >• varnd and Look here! LL-RAXOtOFT. •‘Where was John Rogers burned to death r asked a teacher in school. “Joah- DETROi?it„WHR,if1p LiME ^Re&UaMd -Watktae Glen." tbr celobretad rstxs. .«;«■ <™» ssiSiK.:; of the dua. “Well," aaid thc teacher, “it Joshua knows, he may tdl." “In the fire," said Joshua, looking very grave and course tends to give good government to O« in Montgomery county, On-gon, crelaa lady lawyer. SU ia, or ma “Bella, baby and husband P aaid Uncle to thc firm, and ored people. Therefore I am in favor of with the following notice pinned on the outside: “ Gone to my husband's funeral; back, in thirty miantM.*' Podkins, Sro^ntsal UltUM. Hampton had put it in hia Washington telegrams that the ex-Governor had with­ President Hayes, in conversation with roguishly. “Come, I'll give you a new name ; one it’ll bear before long, and well drink to the health of tbe firm in this bot­ tle of wine." ' \ — “Unota." said Bella, laughing and blush­ ing, while hia old wife Learned indulgently upon him from the arm-chair where Frank's M Warn JacUu & Saiiiai Chi«a<o and Grand •a-SburteM Lina Some people like oysters on thc half shell, others quail on toast; but wo prefer eagle* on |1U gukl pieces. A smart aohool-boy says it talus thir­ teen letters to spell cow, and proves it thus: “Bee 01 double you." Rallroads. “Would tion could not have done more or better. rose to go. Belk followed him to the door. “The He has solved tho Southern question in a symptoms are favorable,” said he, in an­ manner and by a method absolutely above swer to her imploring glance. “I will call criticism." in again before npon." Belk turned 16 go back to ber seat. As The Cabinet smashers have begun early. she did so she met Frank's anxious loving Tbe Administration ia but six weeks old, g'ance. It wu almost more than she and yet tie country is told (hat there is to could bear, _ “Oh, Frank, if God will only Jet him be a general shuffle of portfolios. Presi­ live I" ahe aaid, and for the firat time the dent Hayes is too good a workman to make toara fell over her cheeks. ' Frank put his a Cabinet that will only hold together one arm gently around her, and ahe laid her 34th part of hia term. head on hia shoulder. They felt from that moment that nothing could ever part them. Senator Bayard, in an interview with Once more let ua enter the little cham­ ber. The blinds are open now, and thc sunset light is streaming in. Archie lies in his little crib, looking like a little spirit, bis mother thinks with a half sob. u she watches his pale, wasted face, with its halo of gleaming hair. But he ia gaining strength daily, and will aoon be runnir^f round, the doctor Bays. Cloaing the blinds, his mother takes a chair beside him, and sings in a low, gentle voioe. In a few minutes he is fast asleep, aod she slips away for a while. She knows who is waiting for ber below. “Bella," nid Frank, after they Mad talked a few minutes, “I received a letter to-day. Guess from whom." . “rm sure I don’t know," said Bella. She wu setting thc rapper table, and paused with a half-startled glance. “From your mother Y' “You little coward, how pale you've tarnod all of a sadden ! Bat you've no reason. I wu a true prophet, I tell you," shaking the letter playfully at her. “ I have told her tbe whole story, and she is prepared to love and receive you u a daughter. In that table ready ? Then sit down by me, and we'll read tbe letter to gather. You'll find out what a warm, lov ing heart my mother has, you little infidel, you 1” WF. CHICAGO I one. the President does not intend to recall Mr. Court Railroads. Railroads. Those who come to you to talk about others ore the oars who go to others to talk about you. succeed ia carrying U out, because than Railroad J. M. HEWES we guarantee Satisfaction. 'STAT1ONH «d. M«H<»ntefar4 anplr tim* aliowad V tickets^. arc Northern and Southern men who in B. I BOID, Jr. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-05-02.pdf 84fcb0f527116000b3c3f4c833051711 PDF Text Text OPm to M* Berewv l« -» «•*-*• * "f Ttwte. or *<'te-<KIIT1<iV ’^Cdf*** OepirrtMEenti HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY MAY 2, 1877. I VOL. XXII NO. ffiramm m bihwes ™ PAMHER i i'HYBIClAb * SURGED ,17'C" art. GREETING Ktmio • atracgbolda to aurreoder to the enemy ,-Nortbcwte had M J«ord Revenue at Denver-, manor, and that erntlciaa had. cooeaired auch a liking for tha wellbnilt hambom^yoaog doctor, that when* hi* *oa and heir ciimed .pou the tarre: and broke hi* odlar bona, a urnEager wm •cut at once to Ravenrtnifgc home Lady Rarmuie made oo Knot obj'vetion to tha. having more faith in women a* phyaieiaaa tte. a* (urgwoos, bet her iodination grew T-.B'tF’F. JACKSON WAGON DIAMC ' •• Wearing bcrrelf out for nothiMt!" proud aoiidity, and it galled him that tf, .'rumbled Mra. J -and. I brootbdieame frequent, ami >be iwraetvcd fort. extended ev-re to bitter cruelty had Sorry to be late f ezdaimed a clear, I that her young nrorile, Dr. Laud, wu beenaflinvrin. IfKoriah Undaufered I uirlieh voice in tbr doorway. “Martha, • banlahed tram the caatle. throagh him ahe au&mri in -:lr~-re if hia let me give naamtn* aoma more milk. Hi* lordrilip rent for Northoile. who reveug. had token cff.et the kno'whdg. .Mamma dear, wait while I wheel your lit- waa alment at the Uanor when the nu- had not romo to him from hrendf. B«t th- table to the armchair, you rnuat anoua am red. Her ladyahip’a firat tore waa auch rengmor awret to him ? Truly, break fut by the fire thia chilly morn inc.' I rego to Kiaaie was detained by Loyd Ha- in th. mental battl. of hia might the “Who d-> you auppuM b uyr neighbor rune, wbmo tender auxiety ramrlml to ■wertM aeemed altoetthre irexing. Over and laudluid ? Who du you, imagwe ha. -; have no female doctoring at auch a eriaia, and over again he told himorlf he baled buuht the Rarcnabridge IIouik T । bet aho aecretly doEpatrlred another me* nval at Woodbine Cxtage, ym above “Somebody very Well tiff." aaid Kiarie. renger through her attached Waiting maid, an hia inward amertioua lh«re awdlod a fidgetby with a ptece of bread rad woo­ and the cruaa manoeuvre, renite^ in the •urgtog Ude of foelmg Oat might- well : deriac why her apyotlte w«* conatendy do- iI arrival of Nortbrote in her ladyrtip’a room I aertiog her of late , “for it ha. bean reno ' about five miuultce before Kime came up I rated exteouvely —oniride at lout Hare jI ia her well worn black clotbea, with g-.rliah i you better informaUou on th* m-ttar ?" 'I fare grave with profrerional aolemnity Northeote had not fu _ « .. “I did .ot tell you ia*t night, Kbrie." I “Some tnietake, Dr. Laud," mid Izird ,**?. he glanced eerelmriy at the remarked Mra. Laud. ‘ for 1 feared it would I Haveuiae, coloring. xhrartcJd of the aurgrry. woodoring wtel apual tha little rieep you can get . it b Dr ‘"Am I going to die, Dr. Laud," moaned had aent hr him in thia inclement waathher ladyahip feebly. • You undcralaad.’ aaid Kioaie, coldly "Dr. Nortbeote*'* < kokiog up al Northcvte, ''auacicut of po“Dr. Uud ! 0. good evening — What lip. p*lo and trembliag for a la-XMOt. It ralyvia of which thia ia au incipient form, ran I do for your' ■aa ou light matter to the atruKziing tad, to know how maeuiial u ported quiet. One Amid all hia artouiahmeut, be waa the that au powerful a rival had suddenly taken or th. other of u* u<um undertake thia <■■ . •uperriliooa foe he h*d ever appeared up bia positive lu her vanity. to Kume 'a weary eyre. She Irak C. are id 1 havcoflea toll you, Ktrnir. that thia Dr. Laud, atey here, ened Lady Ra­ bow hi. heart throbbed with pmriauta tnrreaiiug neighborhood would attract ven ue in an excited manner warmth m he an unexpectedly, beheld her •Prey rauull her ladyvbip'a wiahca," under hia own roof, her wcll-wurn aailov aaid lb* agitated bnaband, to Kimi.. bat ported Iwrt amid her damp, waving "Nurtbcote kindly follow me Mow, w. hair, her. only protection from the piulre. can arrange foe a cooaulutioo prereatly." I Morm being the old, thia water-proof, to 1 Ug your pardon,' mid Northtota decidedly, apreking howtver io to low a tone that the patient did not hear him. “I will take my leave cubing rertored health to her ladyahip The proud blood flew to Kiaaieiadignant faco. but ahe bent over Lady Rareuna apeak,ng *ucthingly au I coo.uragiagly to I ‘LOW, Single am- I? •atforrn’Buggies, Tayloi; and Gale Horse Rakes, Buckeye Mowers with Table Rake Reaper, IXL Wind Mills, etc., etc. Sweet's Hop Dec; WHOLE NO. MM7. Column. DENTIST JiicbiiM. »kal aroro to item j When did the men appear’" asked ! te ted vtetekd, od ate wto Uft rtme in I Nortteota, a fiera. light downing in hi. । the aurgory, the pone with tte £lt thrown I dart gray rjri. ’T’1?**- Ftth a torap of pajwr " > “torday morning, bet I waa not writ id inaidr tha elartc- I will rend to«>ough to come out before. ■oreow for the book* I rwpriro." I*my Dr. Nortteota, eoorider the matter in a btutnem light; you have thia moner in hand, and I can procure you a Thia would have been a gnat triumph to the lady doctor, had Out Let mind hewn t&i depressed to eaij Jy it, moreover, the atory •-! her renal] to Castle Ravcnoe got wind. Hut her mtiafaaiou u the gradu­ al recovery of her uo&le patient waa more than .urpaand al her mwanl sufferiaga throw .h the increased malignity of a ri| val Nothing lew than bey ruin could aatialy N-rtkc.io she became interutingi’ od'-with hta daily ihoughta, till ter imI age even embittered hie intercouree with venihridge liooae moat he a rich man I dare aay he will nut oere to pumo hie pro foonon .1 all; and. al aay rate, lie will not rare to do «> u ■ arnaatly thoar u, wh cu practaoe mean* bread Pcrhap* be will be i LAW A SOLICIT H.4lt car utid'ai Pulltuaa there ba’v •••- diS^T.-oce intoiff kte 1110*0 who UTT had onwhm CAtea* but th. uotnn-M publi^kro fori A viacd a* to-tte puiute of dSatritoj old fertu.-ad reilrom] calia-.foQM k too wall krtrira; it> |*xW MH meria karo.tera paitaten-of UfU uioaoagm । t< rorrviteu. Vrtfl rar. tteo, plaaderay the -tod tal-Uar*," and hauled a4 thirty, firry or rixty arike, until t| b~ hmm aetvnl. wha It a an d rtieu.<fo,andhby tte M-uwwa' u. k U M. atarting piM. "H * iL “I.,tret from Ravetartridge. exclaimed the laUer playfully to km one day. ".My mail vowehsafed ma the new. thia morning I CUT. Nortteota TW rilmrt. He turned that your devrr little cwdieal riyal, Dr. 00 hta haul and walked away from her— । Laud, will trot aland it year way long.— *“ lek jnat then that hi. raging jealousy Mr. G resharn. the lawyer, ia reported to ajreinm-the lawyer mold Mt bropk the be deeply am it ten with her—ao uyi village atght of the wimful fere, „ f^utle to J] i gomip He ia a nice, genllemaolv nun. ware him. . though elderly. and ahe baa lovely ete*. | She waited a while with a heart that really. Dr. Northrote. though her draaa u i riebned a. ate thought of tte toother ehn ■'Now, ruauima, you know bow kind the lawyi-r La* boen to taa. I am aure bo goal out of hia way to give me a hdping hand ' ia my practice Mr. Greabam ia a deer old gentleman.' , ' Old. KLaic * He cannot be fifty yet — and be look* a g«>J deal younger. Dvn'l i let him k»ow you think him vid ; bia kindMM might end mon- suddenly than you ! bram plate »hinc more brightly or recrive । n»m- .umlaut care than that which graced I the wicket garden gate a-d .bore the en- f graved invcriptioo, “Dr. Itoud.'* "A rival I drelare ' ' exclaimed a geutlcimpatirally. yrt nrithrr naked nor'told mau wrapped t* a comfortable nbter, who l.imaelf why he had auddcnly bwonaa ao I ernm ' wu plodding along the glcctny country road- ••Whit a fellow that lawyer of mine “I don't care to diaettm aervaai'a go*, muit Ln to amure me there ia trek, epicsaip " Mid he abruptly, and then ha craamvi J did opening for piactice in Rxvrartndge. ’ over to IUbo and began to aort her daiioato whan, behold, than b a brother phyunan w nb for her at the thrrehold of my own door . . It waa anlurty for lhaee of Nartheoto'a “Dr- Northed. I I* that you} my dear i louanto wboee rent waa far in arenr that fellow’" hia bailiff, a hard, rtrewd .“cotchma. met ‘■What ia left of me, Stanley, after a him while walking borne from the Manor, flvdmile tump. Why on earth didn't the and repealEd a requrot be hod often lately camage nirel me at Lowmead aiatioo ? I mole, that he might rend ikanfi cfllcere know It earn, down aaftly, tad the herrea into the boon of the obeti'aate one*. mu good rector, the boovd toarevten—and what induood you to tall me live tliore field waa open to mo here? There ba rod ed the appUrotion of rear nairhbar. Dr. light ahinlng within three minute.' walk of■ NoctteMk. Hat, alter Ji, wteslayoertom. and what b hb gain? pghry handled ■y own gate.' •Oh, njteeoMI You would not boM o, and fifty. Il b nut worth a regret my ■bate Doctor." '‘A paltry hundred and fifty!" Lillie enough to ths wealthy practiuooer at Raven«bn-lge Hixue, bat a matter of grave conaideratiow to the “What bite mattar with Dr. Laud 1" Hfe the aooid Mt here withheld b« •Hart, boh r arid Northcuto. pteting I hi. arm about bar ia a aaaaeaet, ■ thongh alia were owe of hm —b —u —eI *T m wffl alarm th. whole howm.rtypLe child. i«ST,i“/4Te Furniture, Undc t-.'tnr;, Picture Frames. Etc. THE ST BRO’S SAY or Picture Frames, ihuir (mmmIs, for you ill Ahvv.monc -Krtiah MirUm UndT e. rial mod11 fled beta cluttering of fate. Dr. Land Nwdxute. With a etadden atari "I thought । trial at firat to abut her eyre to the foot the name ’Laud' icemed familiar to me. that her practice wto gradually bet Vagy Do ypu re.3' mber my competing for the, .u-adily doereaai^. bat it lanbad upon bar Horchrirt ficholarabip, four yean ago, whent very fontibly in the cod, that the new docI naa twenty-three ? I wc.t up to the। tor had commeacsd a coaroe of unfair Leudoo Centre, and waa horrilod to lad, treatmrat almoat amowntiag to p —co­ that the .lamination bad been opened to, lion toward bereeif. Bravely did ahe retrench aod atill re wvtMc. My mcU had not died than, and| I bad not yet come into pcemarioB of hi.> trench her domaede axpaoditerm, the bol---------- ride atfll grew IgM, comfortable income, to that I waa anxioua from her mother now tn obtain th. gold medal and the medial frac keturea the acbolanhip procured Everybody UuMghl tnv momh certain, and I thought m> too. Who do you mppoew headed the rumination Ibt I Mito Koaiah Minim Land I I bare never forgotten camo om to bar “b. hnd tahilirta.l bw the name The Englbh .may we. the inre. teltorem Are. hb cheat, QommI lurning-poinl that diathe boalMte. Ire member the tohjaetWto'VirmtoUon.' The lrwritb^bwl h.wvC oretately b.bote bw wemea wto Bvo yeare younger than my'ibkklulu.Wk. annd aril^tbe wna>ctua!ly juat rommoocing her amJmOtoMnd liM Mt vnperioe lu|wunethlar « about “no t^T amMma^m.** wooWfov.hrK ^tot—ut if “flam. Kiria are meat conloeadadly In due time thi. remark wan cwnveyod gm. t ft*2 burdored, broken-down Bte tetba care of N<......................... rould not well be reared that day from the .I u.t—----- vriting to loiak uf vhri wmoii ar. nam­ ing to; m for thia Laud. ate ought to have bora a mao—* ffant of a creature, with Uwepataahadada booked aoa, aittlag I la her , eroiriagram in a dreariapwn ril that moraug. Ugh, I know tte 1 I < 1 I ' There, th nr I limpet I yoareaif, 44K n»«rand MlM.: Du. °F wi«k twdvc foirtocr ot U ! Gum, with ^nae for mMa. hatw. Landi. bod? I* ate very iH ia ' “8uaaat to th. rteat, muter," replied 2^7"^ h“d’ u”ud “ “Bet wb. .Manto ter?" aak*d North �riodty worth making a trip to! iKahtmasoo county to witneas. I thto* -jral," tod th. proteteHtr M. to Mr. N. has a flock of about 225 I that before the tod of another yaxr a te* thoroughbred French Merino । rvjmu nr wil rental* American ahippfog sheep that reminded as of the 1 to ia former atatru apm tire high an*. flocks we have often seen among One Biggin*, oi thia city of great dtan the prosperous farmers of' arten, baa a tail agatart the eX'l*t*id*i the Green Mountain State. pending in cur reran* A frw ynara age He has a large number of thor- Biggio* haunted tha White How daily cmgiibrqd young bones and coits to a*o tte i’rreidcat. Ha tre^iu d (for, thal ,we suppose would be a of.rwiree, U wre all imariaatfoa; that Mto* Grant, now Mn Barwrto. wu tfoepgreat attraction to these inter- Neiiin ly ia lore with hint, and be wm wiiEox to ' Nted . in ■‘four-rear-olda” that can make their mile inaide of 3 minuter, but not so attractive to A TRIP TO VICKSBURG. us tu> many other tilings we saw, especially the general busfaeM On Wednesday evening of last• arrangements, the splendid barns, ’ week we left home via Grand1 tbs full granaries, and tha pros­ Kapida for Vicksburg. Kalama-* perity so apparent on every | too county, to deliver on anni-' hand. But we must aot fail to ioqnretioo. He to a mart worth WO.OOO verasry address before Vicks­ mention hia pens of Berkshire or •60,000, and M auaply b*<*K rictitaired by ti»r lawyer* burg Lodge. I. O. O. F.* We did1 and Poland China hogsand pigs, not find the car* of the Grand of which he hasmany, and among W. are >ouo to hive tn brand ire* Rapids Express badly crowded, the Berkshire^ some of tha finest ■Uta**, oao *n npurtriaa rUtac of Grn. yet under the supervbung care breeding sows and young pigs Georg* H. Th^rea*. and the other an «&*of. Con\luctor Baker, we reached that we have ever seen in the gorieal rtaiea or groop to comaretnrealn the vtfley. City on time, and State, some of which he said the dead of th* navy who foil daring the rebellion. Wrehmgtaa to ju <ly fosad for found very pleasant quarters at money would not buy, as they ita atateary. We have now e^turtriaa '■ Street’s Hotel, always the Grand >rora worth as much to him u ttatimt of Waahiogtot|, Sratt; Jackaoo and Rapids home of Barry County they would ba to any ether man. M cPbrreoo. and life etee or ooh—oi rtaiara aojounwr. in that beautiful city. Spacefurbids our saying more, of Wadtlngton, Jetferauu, Hawlrea, Lin­ coln, and reveral other hero* adorning our By tb? early morning train on yet We cannot refrain from ex­ public pertta. Beatdea three, we have a ■ the G. R. A-1. R. R-, we left for pressing out thanks to Mr. Nea- large number of rtato* in Sutnary Hall . Vicksburg, distant 61 miles, smith and family for thair kind­ in the Capitol building, totra *f which ary u»arly due south. This Road iw ness and courtesy, so illy repaid eioaidercd exc* kat in point of merit. in good order, well managed, in this hastily written note of batuoi ao liberally patronined the many interesting things by ns we had supposed. We . ar- which he is surrounded. [ rived at our destiuatioa about Wbafcrer ojriniou* auy be entertained ten u'doick, and wended dur way by auUK politiciaM of the policy uf a reoognitiuo by the adminatrauon cf I’ackaid to tta HcElwiuti House, in the D it mi t ted Government ; den tie of that thriving village. Th* ••ne....w» Streetcar** in Wash­ m the legally alerted (aoreraer of Louiaidar. nn m** Irand-, ington-Only one of a Family­ ana. it mart be admitted that, viewing the ConUorcrey from a Republican atuodjwint, during die balance of the fore- Quantity and Value of Fresh Beef hto poaitioa to unpregnablr. Thn "uerve" Exported —The Carrying Trade—r. 1 noon; in company with a leading SHIy Piece of Buaineaa—A City of which be baa exhibited in advocating hto jijtairniinirc merchant of the place. Statuary—Packard and hia Friends. title to certainly calculate 1 to command the admiration of hto party frieoda throughout L we wandered about the village, the Uafon, and if it£e that ho will have k and after dinner visited the Union to ,ucc.itub to auprtior fore*, it cm only Fclitol, under charge of Prof. J. be juatified on the ground that "nocemity '*Ci S^isbury, formerly of New The diaaaimalt on ymterday in th* bu ha> no lair." 11m branch State ' York, and a graduate of the New reau of ptintiag and engntviag in th* Lagialatur* drew not emulate htonrmnrea. Treaaury Department nre a aourcoaf noth a. to evidaaewd by tbe marching and evuu ' York Stitc Normal School. .We c-mmberadml oo tha part uf tha benarotennarvbing of member, from on* hall to . -have risked a good many ichoola tl.e other. If P*cka»d were backed by * in our time, and seen many men pluyea, the lar^T number of whom ire in friend* aa uuSiaehing an himaclf ba wuuhi Band women noted for their su<> dicrot fenndee, ar*, ia a tingle day, depriv­ Ueee- as teachers, but we think ed af th* ncana of living. Not only th, opetaiivre, bat children and old, deerejit Political Note*. r the Primary Department of this yarent*, dcpeedins upon them for xqppurt. l school, under the guidance of xre involved io their calamity. If the * Mr*. Salisbury, was the best machinwy parcharai by tte government ► managebent trained and most won kept ia modca op to ito full capacity, Sam KanJtii i* a “man oreriHurd." He ioatend of layiaj it a*ide aiyi inarietring • ? perfectly arranged of any Pri- tire work to poiota dutaat fttm the Cap*' want! -ter apeak cr abip. | mnry Deportment we ever visit J tai, thto wbolcaale dtochifce would ont be That Lootoian* Commitaion went cheap ed anywhere, and-it is not too ndnaaary, and touch rufieriu?, which will t much to ray that we do not be­ fall to the lot of ti»o*c poor people, wvald ttoa" : The Dneetacy. It “Kaapi fire.1 t lieve its equal in all respects ex­ Judge SpoffJni uj> that IWdrett i iata in Michigan. All die TXAg^tJlayaa' pdier meet* hia hearty approval. Jamra llrelptih adriaea tire c-l'<ed Jreo^mei of the school iwerc Wall pte tfo*to to jfon rite betararatfc {-artT for ev-41 ’'owing condiwtrely •afoty rad protection. Lthat amufter hand presided there Bal ribbon ruka the White Iloora. ' »aod reflecting great credit an the expcr&ctit on the Waahingtou and Itoaidrat Uayca and wife will permit no I teachers in charge. To. spend Georgetown railroad will U ttah in a few tu-.rr wine drinking there day* at the aoltefelfoe o! tb* hrerator of L an afternoon in such a school . A. M. Clapp baa re.tgned bia petition *» public printer and T. D. Itefrree *•!* ' was a rsa), genuine, treat, and one uolofttn 'n joycd by us. The village of Vickeburg is permitted fat rhirly ueyt, and if it. be i-read that the "Hammy' ia mor* econom­ Freery pleaaandy situated at the ical than the tuo of borac-powtv, and wt>' i,crowing of the C i. P. H. and not be objected to hectare cf ita l.iag a It to Mlboritatively aonoeneed ibai the k G. R. ft I. Railroads, and con- “Mtn** to boraca upon tire teghway, it ia extra aereioa at Coagrcre will be calW for ■hMhs about 1.500 inhabitants pcembiclt will ba f-eatituted. tire 4tb of June, the dale originally anERTc found there a stirring class FOf people, all around indicating During March there'acre 51 arreaU xnd Pjeneral prasjicrity. We mw m> olfore ia hto dcpartmnt to ooo of a family. 10 eimricUure fcw violation* of the peat*) law*. Fire puntmaaten ween hauled up J indication:’ of dissipation, but the A d»y or *o apt he ordered tte dUmteal for etaueatling. f finely furnished Hall of the Red of ooe ol two rirten »ol*ly on the groun J National bank Bute rireulxtioo to now | Ribhon Club showed that the that he would not favor the etaptoytartrt ouutxoding to the amount of S3IHJ3C4, by the jpivernmeni of m-rre than one rvpadditiau. f people were determined that rreweUiire of the mb* deontic circle. 607. During April : King Alcohol should not rule Thto I* ■ dril rarvire rvfora which will n the Hopatliren Htate Committee of p“sovereigu iff the imendant.’’ reive popular ippronl; and inqniry will Maine on May Irt eleeted Senator Blaine l The Odd Fellows here have a eattofy the Secretary that hto '-praaiag Chairman, making tha eightieth coaMCOB*y be u*d in more ca*e* than 1 liau Lodge nf about 40 in embers hot*" •oc ia hto Departni-mt. We have hid io- lire year of hi* Chairtnauvhip. L In the evening the Fraternity itaMt* of nan and wife (the wife u-oing . jAl the epeoal election told in tte town I celebrated the 68th Anniversary under no »**um«d name) teino enpfoye-l I ehip of Muahall for tjoperriaor, on the I of the orgauitatiou of the Order Io tfao came Department. alto of earner 27lh ulL, D. I’. Smiley. Itepublicvu, wan dented over J. Stage by aereotoen ma­ * in the United States. The ai- vied brother and eteer, and parent end jority. ehiM. who lire uadec tte tree roef, and i -teudu:ice of the Fraternity was wh* are ia the gvrrnimcnt Mrvire. FtretTh* anxiety of tire Dctaocrau to hare r not a* large as we had hoped to agrtu in eomc ora hi* teon reanrted to to Mr. Btaine coate O..V to help them igateet see, buftljc jrtkWic supplied their avoid detection of thu wrong, by nmug- tb* Admintotntion to terribly excrueialfogf place, fiiliiigthe Large Red Rib- tag for employment in different Depart- but tirer* are y*t no aigra that he intend* [ben Club Room to sufTorailbn. tbrata. Wo hope thto matter will be io VaMtgated, and tha proper remedy ap The United Statei Supreme Court ye*The cxerafe* consisted of songs terday decided the great oyrter war betwreu | by a well-drilM Glee Club, a Maryland rad Virginia The Uretrt hold, that Virginia can prohibit eitixeca of ocher brief sketch of the history of ’ plant ing oyrtcre in bad* of tide | Odd Fellowship, and an adless। A very valuable tabular itetem-mt, jnrt f . Turairtted * by th* laAtfotijable ChW bT i fon **Qttr Dbty as Odd Fellows , tire Barena of Statirtiro, Dr. Kdward tting bnr on paopi* to do w. I and as Men," by the Editor of Franc, rive* w the highly iutentrtin^ ia- Ac«xcUaCBMJ»: “Mart, of Ilarjxr't I the Baxx«r, whirii was listened formntira of tire rapid ioarerae of tire Wtaitlf, evidretiy n«t* to fire a shot at ' to with marked attention by all quality of frrah teef exported frow tte ttbc fiuuiliren policy. Ia tiw tort tore rf TAKE NOTICE. To SGROFULA whom it I am now running Builders, exarnine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, hine for Paints, Oils and Varnishes. ing or ciiangi Farmers, examipe the WTARD location of buildings PLOW, before purchasing others, from small great, Every one waranted. and having handled Those contemplating buying about 1.200 buildings Mowers or Respers should see in sixten years. I feel the Walter A. Wood Machines, New Portable Mn- tire hiandf- Hto UnoAta mav cted a* parillcl to what are cate or. eourenirtvc* to arma<rem*>te ,/ul nature, liku an stay ehair Casw, Cancerous Humor. Canker. Mercurial Diseases. Pain ia the Bones. Salt Rheum. aever wrartonme. lie make* light of faron white he doe* them, and *e*ma to te reciting when he i* conf* * ” er epeaka of bwreelf eztrtf rd never defend* hlmrelf T'hogf may I .to u—. a.al4 H.aJ, *«.. < to ll-a pm aitmdre •< Erysipelas. WN u;mi t. • •■I I’rj.itela*. Pimples and Humors on the Face. Tumors, Ulcers or Old Sores tist ssw«s r—si im Urea re«*ia»ra •«! Catarrh. Constipation. confident I cart satis­ fy those who may fa­ vor me with a call. My address is Irv­ ing, Barry €«o., Mich! Residence — Six miles directly VVest from Hastings. An Act to amend eectiora 1<K »nd 1693, chapter *6, of the eompd*d tow* of 1871. relative to board* of ■ health aad health uftoen in toworiiip*. TU Ptopb af At Stat «/ roan. Thai Mctiora 1692 aad 1693, ehap tar 40, of tire compiled law* of 1871, te and the mbm are terebv «> amended a* to J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, A. S DEAN, Irving, Mich.. Apr. 23rd 18* ipr23tn3. Piles. A Bin to Establxh ia Towaehip* a Bonrd of Health. City Dr ig Store Dyspepsia. MICHIGAN HASTINGS, Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of Faintness at the Stomach. MH, EH. NHft Elll-S. female Weakness. DYE STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty! . PATENT MEDICINES General Debility. Of all kinds in endless varieties. 5145 NEW ADVERT1SEM 2.N i s (1693.) 8«r. 2 Every tewnahip board ■hall appoint and eonatantiy hare a brelth ofioar of the towaahip who ahall where pnirtieabk, be a pbyuciu aad «*niury'»J rtoer. and an etcculireoftorr of the board I Prntidni. That ia towaahip* where it to ! not practicable to aeenre the' Mme* of a well-educnlad and Mutable phyreciau, the board miy apretcl the Mtpervtour or tone _.c_ _____ ____x m.. ' teate : ■7 « AT C. M. RUNYAN’S. 1 would respectfully announce to the Citins of Hastings and vicinity, that I have h w and audit all fren and ehargra of peroo-j» em ployed by them io Ibe execution of the health law* and of tteir owa rerulatinn*. Within thirty day* after tbo annua! town•hip meeting ia each year, the brurd cf treallh (hall moot for the tran*e,io6 tot’ btoinrea en<i vteE appoint or reappoint a health uBrer. and »hall immediately cam* to te tnnamtttcd to the S’cretiry of tte , State Boud *f Hoidlh, at Laming, tire full name ami purtoftce addrrai of inch teaith ottrer, and a rtateaumt whether he to a phyrictan. the toper: ieor, or rrereodi- Bomronoc 3F»3Ft.i<DE:s. Remember the. place, at J. 8 RlWYaflJ\'8 Boot and Shoe Store. Jefferson street. $5^77?'.^ xxi66tf Tie tai SaUsni Ttoreiti&re. RUNYAN. FURNITURE .mrtaia* aeefolteM tut efall Ike Om la l. RAILWAY COMPANY - alt MkM UMUj»>rt>re*re Wartia. elre. wniteatoyra. Il»n-*a«. BetHe.**- Philadelnhia THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY DRY GOODS. isK&STjtr-' DETROIT. '$Be$20E^::"fe.Ta itil you have priced their Goods, for you 1 । 1 Seiiu Micfe attic Parer Mb Mie Dimaite Late Iiciiie Mi OlffiTlC I0NTBLY. Everybody knows . they the oply PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS LIGHT-RUNNING DOMESTIC SDTLLSEim, D. 1. KID, Jr. fisr.*- “RiBssr*’ city and attend promptly to all calls in that li BEST. FAMRERS.I GREETING Unfed Stat* to Great Britain dariay the that t papre kc rvprrerat. hinMif, braah ia oightera month* radfog March 31, I8T7. )haad, aa Uiag forcibly smtod by Tode Thto to a new trade, whfoh bidi fair to reach tSara ia a ebair, with the xdmoaiuoo to ■DOMESTIC1 SEWING MACUIIECO.. If dam* to My truth whtoh wu doubt) io the cable divpalch that IhvtoBdi. tO take a band in tha RuMO-Tnrktoh war, then ahe will play, aaetwdiag to Hoyla, "third band Mgh." * 39-OEX MESSER Arts 1877. BROTHERS hood at the 6V1 ntand with tha Stawt Stock of aad Machinery ev«r known in Htartuqp, W» have tW JACKSON WAGON, �CARBOLIC OIL Commercial, bft*S£2 [Charlotte Republican. ‘ Kitridge, it ia not alone the editor of i tin- Banka that- fuel, awful bed," but it m almost every panwn in Barry County. . In car article we never thought of *J£ Il wan the public interest we were endear­ wins to nerve by 1 raping’ Barry out of the fifth Judtcial District.. Kitridge aska how we are going te atand it te hare Van All About 'the County. what oai be helped But be endured uu IS tod. limo u the gentlcmtn of the Michfaa legislature shall trndo this mon auotu wrong la the people of B*rrv, or the oEev of Cirvrnt Judge breomc vacant. tidasw at thb renal/ far «sposter ■*“ ther belirw te ba th* treachery of one af lb* p*lnieal draagogwaart Grand Kapute. >h. reuld ■ hex th* evmpas. ia on* political campaign. BpraUa. for Hayas ia Maiaa.dxwpar ia ladlau, aad TiMra te Michigan, will iad .>»«thing ba*Mra "siclt I ..as I. Mlf h.uttsapts .Aaasu Drawn te serre at the May term, A. D. 1*77. of the Cirruit Court for the Connty of Barry. William C. Pratt, Yankee Spriora. Juba C. Ketchum, Maple Oruve. Josiah Allrrding. Carltun. William Cridler, Rutland. Michael Motthbud, Barry. Ji D. Wiffiama, 4th Ward, City of ilantiags. H. fi. Carter, Hastings Township. John Qitfon, Maple Grure. Jahn L Y<x»g. Orantreville. Henry W Cdrin, Tbornapple. . Hiram Cole, Castleton. Cherrv Peet ■■ ’.! YOU ARE WASTED ! CaM a’ tte Sip of tteBIG HAT. WALBRIDGE I. offering to all the lugeW UMortmeul of IIATS, CAPS and GENTS' ri'BSieiHNG GOODS te be found outride of IteUoiL .lod here is ■Mare where the Joko come. in, HE IS SELLJNG THEM AT XCCH LOWER । PRICES— Don't fail lo aw the goods boIfure purchasing. Bert Walker. Ining. C. W. lluughtaliti, Baltimore. Cbarie. Sbrtteriy. Cariteu. Thoma. C. William.. Holland. Flaritu J. WillLur. Assyria Baker Sbriner, 3d WarJ, City THE FAMILY GOES! ibscsss:.. ..... 1 Tccowsumpfives. Heal )^nt» pniuf J- B. STICKLE, Kaihofd. HiilEl.HwBaM! 0r.l.T.AYEB4Ca,lws:l.Ha«, important to the Ladies. GOOD NEJS TO THE PUBLIC1 For restoring Grey Hair to Its natural Vitality and Color. GEO, PECK 4 CD’S 155 and 157 woomum.,MnaiT. MEDIC IL & SURGICAL INSTITtJTE. STOCK OF GROCERIES TiA> hair ia thicker.hi, fating- liiir ehrAu d, ttud bd-bm <.■.•wtgh i not always, ettreri ly .ot t».t. X ing can marore the hair >; hrre th» LUiclr. are dertrt7c I. W ti • ;;Unfc XiitUl! COUNTY .Sarsaparilla Ugirial-ra byir* enthte* io da bat ^^ab vrwMWloM. pertaining te th* or H.r MteMpn Hrilmad, - DEFT COMPETITION. For Snrnfuik. and all �GltXkOI AK-. Sil,. I .hxli nai : aad that Uod , nwmo js tuia <uy whom you will । for thia a faithful wring, and worthy ’ * Chriaj eame into; The Cott of W»r. “a 03 *lu*»of ty‘-u” dlewwltu enter it. Mitt tocm* MIBIDIXO MA«U. rkxbh: good iiuxlltiui, brewuM ■ rx ran Iw raiwd worth fretn 1200 *7. cwt flSOjMiO.OeO. 1311,000? blood of the right kind, and breed what M Uthniiylly called op, not down; that ia. Builders, examine their Build ing Material, House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, Fanners, examine the .v IAJRD PLOW, before purchasing others, Every one waranted. . Those contemplating buying Contract Mowers or Reapere should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, at low. csfcxssssas POWERS .t; I rsrwv Railroads. mxchmai 3S8BS . Taking Effect Apr. 16th. 1877 QOIKG EAST. PBOB1TF. ORDKR. gruceriea .j ttr C. M. PU FRESH STIII1 The late war ia India cost Etihad SJl), OQO.OTS. Iw thrir »j»el Borne pcr*ou» will, pick If thou weal dal Err up aorta lunz kggcd, brokea dowa.'trotthere ar« twt» thing* whu-h 8mire, which con’d perhape tret her Myjpd wirkedure* u 2.39, thiokinjj to proluee aotue000,QUO per Ly. rcry' 6o»- Nothing nan b« more A Ccmncrikul dalaaiiog aocicty ia Bak­ Iged, a/in the majority of inktance.-, ing, "b if wrong to aheat b .lawyer?'' it u aur« to and in dikapiuintuumt. Anure [<rcDt in the rose of Great Britain. Her with all the beat blood in her vriua, if ahe expenditure* tn 1^54, fir ware part and la, not got good ahatia and good wointa, ia proactive, were mor. than «23l>,<lUlj,(Wi». qot fit for a breeder.'' while all other exjenara ward about |30,. KXPCntwcxTf wtrti rnoaruxfx. OM.OvO. The bnmbcryf her xgricuiturj laborere. male and &malr. r.ld and ycting, Fumin' Cittb, a luembcr repurwd that io at that time, w*» acmowhat crer l,f«UO,- 1874 he used 120 !U of pbcimhaU- to the SI'H*ayeu. Tha* all the meu. w and diihirea who make Ureal Brio taWBriM<Kt>u.tu uninu.n.. I would respect lull y u’l «<» I he c zens of Hustings ami ’.it:; l\. lhal i lta\t new and The Korniaiii.n ot 175.”. eoM. <230.WiO 000. otrntAi RAILROAD. ill QHAitnTRVSK RAILWAY. BH MW! l.< NpiC»‘M. onp, car.i.:> sold al Tea, 4 lbs. for si ■"■: ■ Baking Powder, ti . dies, tobacco, etc . i’..; A,!i.'kw>i Remcmbixz pit/r Boot and Shoe Si . Girv me fi rail: E MJ. - xxiOGtf :r. GEO. WOODS & CO/S PARLOR ORGANS J. 0. m«TKK. WM. >3MA«. 4 HI.IIITUK • r*Tlt.^r Jii' lU -*!? r'lZTr .f *u(r ■ I li Wifss Jjtuii t taiiiai unntD. la our reentry the iiy.ro;..rri.n i n tUK wan nihi’ or TUR wLnin . rich in pbopboric acid.' Th" preaeat war d- Lu of all the Statra , rr Coruteodum from whirii we bite offi- ; ' rial retuttai amount to 812.lk'l>,Ut>’».<W&— Turkey* chduH ent U Ln.l in anddu ••I .KT IJWg WWTWBDI HlCHliiAK 1ND ____ rixrnntioaiM DM.ie.ini. L. hW> m« r *» ’ *T-T1 ' (JOIKrS SOCfll BRAND RAMM DIVISION. Bmolrn cq that ki»d . mutt excellent. »K4 M mart <M|ghi!ul. I life wfcWil*. > v uii>4 qfg in in« In' aUuWwI tn Ml, thooM BIAND IAMBS AID DETROIT TM prewMU paid in capita! ■>!>« baakaawcmut»»«l,thM),ti>WtM. T f'^S'iS dm, Ekt. HI Mure the t!i»ut p« i>ly r'*-' I ><- ’f• ff’nl I id «m thick esrtanl, with a prokurtioD _____ ____ — .1 .1 _ ...k__ — —1IL ,wy» tint by pot- HURAL-TOPICS. Udy Slaty Worthy-Mctxtajpu on® watd: *-11 tynw Ar to reexoeile tu to b. .ug b woman when I reflect that I am thua in Capuin Bursaby Wrt Bikod by Lu Tar- IT lh«BtrcmjctK B»r ’• U tk?t?*.llj ' : Mil Mar ■ goodly amount ol boat), wdl U. and will keep quiet and repay ytiu for i; thin extra care, that at the brat cutlook ' M»y «pp«r like f wIuLdum. but it ta nut. ! When tiny are about a week old I begin Batter, Chrcae and Egg Axrxixtion ia citi-M wm that Aihtou'i Lirupool i» thq And now tUy arc tryin;; ta iutrodu® . City Dr ig Store J. P. ROBE.ifS, Proprietor, - • ilGAlf. MluWi^thrtW metaben nid thny had formerly u»ed A-l>- iarui to the Olli COMMIXCISO nit'IT UKOWUU. Accnuat him thy roti friend who ihuiren 1100 a year; now it b to (>Duud<>i.s:inother* to Wutam bratda ket hat been mortlyln orothu Lircrpad mck««. Mr. Thomaa Wdmter of Samuel Tbompwna Nephowa, towns of;from 50'1 to still ar^inyiog price* rtrrct Bwwgl.t a tbumkr Motni had broken otte wfom.idt thia ma; 4 !■>■ Inn T w... ;LTi"t -X ttrji WffS'#a Drugs and iMt dicines «;f all <l< <criplioiis kept constantly on hand, n-’iti /V. ‘ akillfully compnundctl. Uso a lull line ’• olI . 930631 hlh Holloway's Advertisements. । *^u. Is 1ABKTHES FACE THE TKbTlMUXY OFTHI Bti H.i: T.llUUi I BtUDvm oamtur. £W, Ji w , Eimiww DYE STUFFS, &o. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. :: tH>r.u AOiETll. rnpnrrr. k HASTINGS. ine l» feed buekwheat. inioh. witcr fur hermilk, and dam .roya. ft it GEO. WOODS & CO.. C.vnbr.'dgeport, Maw. BiOM WaakUetea BaaHM i;e»;<i. «l..ekVa~; It lrjr> < r. 11 It £ idiiilrtt and rbralMM In aaM reantr a '• IpswnraL*. * iW35.’ <»M EXECUTION. S£-£^’U!SM£.K «S?v SSe."?, : The Gras! Soitten TtatuFUre. J: Ixihed'h .ma!! mr.Bure Kbmlly, crct for on« ana only. ■ “i .... t ____ ■ . ,, , not rain nwythmg profit exones tn RAILWAYCOMPANY PATENT MEDsCINES Of all kinds in endless vnriotir . TAKE NOTICE r.iiMt jj ml .~iau. shuaM. Irtw aarf fcuaw la tk. .r kaiuisa. .»■«>, «r Mam and cw. Ayer’s A.d.crtiormenta *KW T«rt CBBTVAL UlLfftAk raapberrini that To UiM iiuaatiiy; Thoac irhom il Ayer’s Ague Cure, may Conrfi-ii.^ raz I am now running < New Portable ^hichine for moving, rais- ing or changing the location of buildingK my mtb 1 from Hlllllll to Lit ISTH ATOM’S i^fHliyr wf th, artait rf'® “♦afiMsTUft Ik* &.rcve-Hi. «t ik« l‘i«b*I* (Nfae in th* rind ~ trill*. Pennsvi � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-05-09.pdf 8ed1f60edf53111e020e63687103c44b PDF Text Text TO HifoHioyl ATTORNEY AT LAW k SOLICITOR n I^CIl A set KT. O«<» O.w.KredjjrN.itea.1 MICH1GAILWEDNESDAYMAY 9,1877. HASTINGS. BARRY C01 VOL. XXII. NO. 2. I'eonxiderabte fog in the air. and strong ippearanccs of rain 1 waa at Gedoaba, the northern tormi ’faL’’^ aoogbiag ol the'wind in’the nus of our road, looting after some repair, on a dclcairc boiler, and I mas SagJ . On. and still on she went. Selim swmdown to New York on the 7:50 train—’;| ed to fly. One might have fancied that be knew bis mistress waa oa an errand of life ud death The lights of the station 1 were in view—nay. she even mw the i elation master's white lantern M he stroll­ ed up and down the platform—the white lantera which wm to signal the approachiag train—to tell them to gn no. far all w» gell. On to their doom. Over ONE HUNDRED OLIVER CHILLED sold this season. It is TIE LE4BIIB PL»W, And has been in Barry County for the past four years. There are more of them sold each year in this market than all others >com­ bined. It is “7:15,'• said Kirke, mcditallagly, “and ! we leave at 7:40, sod the p<y train meets I The nun waited flfteen miaaia before us al Dorias* Cut at 10:15. Bast time I Ktrite’n Crete did oa to the didmg. and it to make the run fa this thick weatlisr, j was tlusu known-taut but far the drcuc o bat it must bemaaagod-'' of ao. young girl, the two treias must And he lamed away to give some breefl liavo coUidod two mi'e. beyond Deriag's orders to tbe fireman. Gut. Jack Hadiday wm there! He had beer. When told tbe story Kirke looked st atroUfag in and out of the room for the' hb watch. peat half hour, amokinr a cigar, and I The man from tho atelfem looked al hb. swearing at the bad weather. Hia train Kirkt'* reared was tea Miantae bedted did not hare til! oeu midnight ao he had. plenty of tisse to swear. You want to know how it happened. We all went to the door and took a look 1 Certainly you must hare gneaned. Halli­ at the rather, and unuitnnmdy voted it day did it A mu waa found thy next Juetd bad, ud tbeu we walked up and day who ouufoeacd to have seen Jack tom down the platform, and smoked our after | pcriog with the time pierce ia the engine supper cigars, ud by the limo we bouse- that night, but he had thought were through it wm lime for the train ;' nothing of it he said. hands to be gelling into their platas. Both : Jackr' Oh, ho left town and wu hut tbe dock in the ugioa rurm u I K irke'a ■ bard of in Avtnlia. Hia Hltle game • w;s not a »Uc<.wm A few months later Kirke wm married to Flow Whatoly, for being tan minutes behind time. ‘ WARRANTED To run LIGHTER than any aF’Jc.oxxr iw use, and to give perfect satisfaction. Call and see the . DENTIST Hickipi. Hartville NEW PLOW NO. E. Just the one for two Horses light and easily handled. Repairs kept for other Plows. OUR NEW YORK LETTER. GREBLE & RUSSELL Vol22 2,1. WHOLE NO. 2048. dron^bBljr LJTwmu gentleau frfaod. aad thoagh be-» St' years ter imior, •■th«T *?, •Cfay;" fare b-oteM," aad b. £ broGst mn anmini n i wave the afaA : hemootly, and the bom dem not yM produrc the proof ueceaury to convict them The old fax ia Raiding back his ecnftnssoc. nil be is sure that his evidence wiU bring about bundenae. He has it In his bands to nnarth the villteny of which he b tho centre, but be wiU not do it till ho hu what he waste, hia liberty. In tho meutime. there b trouble enough among the New York politicians Mon, who jg the flash lima of the ring received ten or twenty or £fty tbounud dollars, ud who ‘ No/ aho hratUy replied, looking un­ hare almost forgutten die tnuMuctiou, arc easily st him. turning pale when they know that it is er h* rJ“ Hia bps eagerly parted, and as he gate certain that Tweed mved bn chequehu .chair uatbec hitdh ho brtakly in­ quired . "Do you throw the combings of yont hair m the want Uain?" "What's that ?' ahe asked, with a Hauk ffac. “• Woated'tlto question, although Again hb chair went forward, white his agilatioa grew su great that be could •arcely mareiain hb plarc upon it as he further naked. "Do you dean out tho oottib when you eat through?" “Of coarse I do," she said, storing at him with alj her mi;rht' In an inatut be wm on bb knrc. before lur, his eym abtese with flame and hb hands outstretched ‘ Oh, my dear MIm; I love you," he three millions mfdy hived, and that be ixsatenately replied. "I give mv whole, heart up to you. Love me and I will bo propose, when .he dore get oat to rally around him hb old friends, and make an effort to get control of the eity ud state again. There*.b no doubt that there b poor—you arc out, rich. Get me oat with nosoethiag to live upon." And so a vast number of am uro talking with Maouaoua pleutifitllnae of th. hardships the old man has been subjected to, rod whether the end* of jnetice will bo subrerred by keep­ ing him fooger in prison, and ao oa. It b aid by those who ought to know, that hb telk of poverty ud being a broken mu u all bnaoumbe. They my 'he ha* at lost PARSON BROWNLOW. truth in thia Onew fare, with the mon ey he donbftcaa has. he could only bring the Irfeh to hu support, sod could apiure Tsmmany with ease. 11* bicaly fifty-six, and b as strong m he ever wm, the orguiring and controling talent. Hia old adherents who have been eating husk* since ha went under; long for stub a leader, and they would rally around his banner in ATtoBNBYB AT LAW ABULIUT- FAMRERS JPOJFt GREETING, lOtZ’IZ'. float they were si) paid and well paid. If he wanted an editor, he never went at Jjirn in a mean way, bat hia cheque for tea or jm-sup. The'-American Popular," « twenty thouaud dollars. according to hia The bell rug—I scrambled to my com­ company orguiaed fur taking graded value, was made at ooce, with no noaaena partment in the Pullman, and felt horrid­ rialra, panned into the hud. of the State ly out o f place among the silk a and broad phot ia obtained from tho bruchca by dotha ud .mail of mask. But I re in committee, and a mat fearful degree of steeping item, while fraah cut iu water for for "Stat-daaa" and made the beat of it ao the re-appearance of Tweed in the two or three days, ud then bcrilinu them effectually thst fire^mfautea after Gibson, falao swearing, fsbe everything was de- that । till the gum, in the form of a white jelly, arms would make a decided stir in adbera to a stick which is used in coivelopsd, ud the ofirara are Io bo proae- political I city. Ro can find a party without aundy atiniiw the braaebtn. The fluid rated. Il ia to be hoped that the law ou th. 1 ud it Med snrpna: no noe i/ reach three swindlers, and that a life inou- trouble, 1 a year the old mu baa control of ii concrete* in a few boats! rance presideet may be added to the within ' To purify it the Chrneec taka ,a quan­ city again. wtatea rollroliou of criminal euriositim. the 1 tity ef firmly rwdrccd oM, which they The good companies arc suffering from ly at the bottom of a copper bamn ; over tab they ptece a layer ef camphor, and tbeoe exposra, put they are nererthelce. ibAauotbcr layer of earth, att-l ao cm UO-. Ul the voanl is besriy fall, the teat er topq tain spur, which 'cennaandcd a -view tit the time, but it will be better for tbs healthy moot layer being of earth. They r-.er surrounding country for more than a score good ones when conidenrc is Easily res­ this late layer with the Lava a plact of mile*. The line of the railway enuld tored. a. sB the frauds will be oat of the ealted po bo. which reeiaa spaemw be seen distinctly ia eeeb direction fur 15 of meutha (mint). Ttey now invert a way. They will not bo exposed to the miice, ud Whatcly wm wuul to say hi* second basin over the first, and make it hu just rereived hia walking paper, and is l<»kout wm worth mure to the safety unhealthy competition of ths fria-ls, who air tight by luting. The whole b then uf inuns than all the telegraph wires oa never expect to pay, ud an therefore adrift upon the cold charity of an uufrcling aubmBted to the action of arvtoutrei fire wwid. iartead of drawing a nite salary the line. , do business fur nothing. for a rertaia length of lime, ud thai left Whitely wm a rich old buffer, kind monthly. That b what nib them. It b to a»l gradually. (>n eeparaliag the va­ enough ia hu way, but sharp M a fem-t, se! the camphor b found to have sublim­ There are at the present time one hun­ and determined that every man should do ed, and to have adhered to the upper ba­ dred thousand men m the city of New bis duty. sin. Itepetitioaa of the sum tsveaa He had but one child, a daughter, and York who lire, aomehow, without labor. complete ib refinement. Beside* yielding Floss Whatcly wm the belle of the coun­ They arc nuisances fa the wont sense of try. She wm bravo, beautiful ud apirit"Aya, aye, air!" r> speeded Kirke, and swung himself to a pooition on the Fly- MESSER BROTHERS BORG EON, Are on liaitd at the old stand with the finest Stock of Implctnetna ■nd Machinery ever known in Httatipga, We have the JACKSON WAGON, DIAMOND IRON PLOW, GALES CHILLED PLOW, :bj;*wX. DIAMOND STEEL PLOW, t ‘ Single and Platform Buggies, IXL Wind Mills, etc., etc. Every article we sell is warranted to please. GIVE US A CALL. Chester Messer. • Burks Messer. POWERS & BARLOW rue in Ta—rane,!, UM, by bdfag wfah tfiursSETTLES AU the above natneii PIowk are sold on trial, ■Taylor and Gale Horse Rakes, Buckeye Mowers with Table Rake Reaper, the owning of men, women and chitdrem, I shall, when the battle coma, rtand by the gerenuaswt and the union formed by oar Mr^Brewnfaw began* hb poloM ea- TEN MINUTES LATE* the line than Gorge Kirke. He was the son of a poor mu and his mother was dead. Hia father was a enofinnsd Invalid of the rheumatic order, and George played.the dutifal sen to him io a way that would astonish the young men ofto^ay. Somehow, nobody ever know exactly bow, Georgs had managed to pick up a good edncatloa, and ha had polished it off. so to speak, by a two years’ course, ar a commercial college, which they tell me is a MMul where they teach people aomethiag as is practical, and not them Greek roots and latia folJcrob that is drilled in­ to young men's heads at our uaircraiuea Kirke began on the Stony Hill rail­ road when he was shout twenty-one or twenty two yeare old. Fires he was a brakesaun. Thin railway basioeei is a regular suoccmicn. and- generally speak­ log, a mu has to work bis way up. Ii ain't often that bo gets up to the dignity of a conductor at om step, with the chance to pocket ten cents scripts, snd with the privilego of helping all the good bad been away, had she vaunted the res­ ponsibility of directing the trains, and she bad alwaya acquitted herselfwith credit Old Whatcly was very proud of her, a» bo had a right to be. and be kept all the young follows at a distance, until it was aid that be intended keeping his daugh­ ter single aolil the Gear of all the Russiani ame oa to marry her. This night in November Whatcly and Floss were out on the piaxsa of their country home, peering through the gloom ud fox for the Galosh* train, srhjch was It's devilish strange it doom's eome iu Whalely, hi* night va *bt>w their charity, when they lack u opportunity io ated safely. You see tliem every­ where on the street* The ofica ud atora ire itrfreted with them, each with his story ef a ‘•family to support, and no work, air,'' usd a carae if you rcfuM them. And there arc u muy women u men, and more children than either, engaged fa tbefaimc railing. Wesneo will ait by tbe how on curb-etonca, with a aloepng child, wuh ila rags ao duplsyed m to ex- Haye*' southern policy a failure. But .while these fellows mourn the people re­ joice For Ilayis is the firal Prsssdrat who has ever made an attempt io good faith to any oat mil eervfao reform. He of hb art id® ZbtuMd the tills of the •HghtirgPwfaa" He .ba fa religious cnotrovejaiei, sad wrote servers! rcligfon* books. In IMS be held a gob­ lie debate in misdriphia upon atermy, with the Rev. Abram Psywe, of New York, ud defended the bretitttioa. Al PetoTOOM' Dollar Scries of Good Nov­ ela. Country Quartan, by the Cbuntem of Bleaaiogtoa. With a praimreorthy de aire to ater to the wuu ot Amoneaa readers in than limes, Nsm. T B. Pe tersoo A Brothea, of Phiiaddahia, have determmed to issue a collection of tbu choicest work* of flrtioo at the low rate uf one dollar a rulumc. Tlu collection will be known M "Petersons' IMlar Srrirarot sight," Mid lyior down Builders, examine their Build­ in diligust. "It's hard to lea ! They ought to light ing Material, House Trimmings, bias ud letting homely ones bn. round Spruce Poad by thb time !" You to tlietu father You druggtd with budaoum .to keep it quiet, and bandboxes In ana* tumble let know the on tbe Paints, Oils and Varnishes. and with sores painted on its did hu well that be was road ?" asked Flo*. attention. “ be sure. good there little anna and legs to soon promoted to fireman, sod after be Piofatback, of Louisiana, bjhe ami of is the headlight of the train Bee, had lamed the workings of machine children are, in entea, not a Major Holm-, a wohby]-Uatsr,b^a Farmers, examine the WIARD he made engineer ud given an ea- not ton mites away, running like the These lhetr owu, arc leaned io by the slave womu. The thb deni, it always doe*." . day, by who make a buainas of antkority, ned kept p~rd fa km PLOW, before purchasing others, gme.Thia He pointed trembiiag finger down one of tho newest storynf him; and renting them out. owu until 3, He baton line, and called Fly to tbe valley gorge, where, far away, a colbcting One day Major Holme* thru acerted to the Unfaa st I army of men, wo a mere speck io tho giootn, could be aeeo a Then cotoa the away, and very proud of Every one waranted. steamboat , sun hot. He eubeequentiy lectured at nifieeut romance, of interest nod fine light scarcely moving, it seem, you may well believe. maa and children who have small artlda speyehea upon war fa vsrfatu writing Tbo of Byington watchers knew it approach­ like psmoib, pens and matches for ­ was one of the mret brilliant and giffod uti« of ifte north, and wrote hb ing with lightning speed. Those contemplating buying M "Paaaou literary ladire London ever produced. She graphy, which bemtae Tathet and daughter looked at each draught* of iend whisky punch. The Brownlow's Bonk," asrf had u extoaaire giug, for articles are each nobody wai friend and coteiupwsrV ef slave Mt ia tbe watching the Mowers or Reapers should see unfa it. IMt, bMaraai Byrun, Uifh Hani, Parry B. SheUv. and >te. Ia The truth wav evident. For some rra want*, and to sell b alwaya an game, and far any orders which son the train from Goluaha was ten raio- appeal to charity. "Pleane buy a poMil, might be by While the oamcrou. roterir of wits ud •hkh graced British in the Walter A. Wood Machines, behind and u would not reach nor, and a man who han no be was occupied In this Way the captain Umeofltui Itbn aiding offiftv.'' th. Prion. at Drring'* cut aatil the are, gias. now with the telegraphed ’ them pay train wm tkeir George duty ao To And pay nnd the wm heaven*, now. m engine wm the wm George wm with and the srtbtially attract mat but them women them vm her, but tboet aaxfoo* wm Boeion Pbet tells he wm with MiMitmppi the Itoaw, on ureter Msroh wm wm Nashvfllc. made full Cmuneea pins, autobio known the the offer ucm Furniture, Undertakng, Picture Frames. Etc. PAINTER At A. M. Roak's Carriags Shop THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY Joy Comfort and Bappine** Sisk axis ’inn.toe: OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY DJL J. V INSURE Don’t buy Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you aa help poor pay train Itad pMaed beyond no to the single work and a large family to euppoeL" Or, Iruk/And then I Wby, why to road fur the luv BV God. buy a paper av pion, under the h*d of “Appalling Railrad Dfabrtcr," and a few morn homa would children ud a huabaad reek st home, ud her rint to pay." Tire email children, the family and ths sink hwhsad are Hl a myth, the money obtained gutng straight to the nnarrac gin-sbop, the food Deere aory to keep life in the beggar being ob­ -Solan can do it," said Flosa, quickly. -If I an reach Landa fire minutes before tained from the cbaritira and tbe garbage Caw, Silt ait Onassital Special Medical Announcement time, the tnin—yea two minutes-all will be well. Do not stop me tether!'' m ho laid a head on her am. ■'Bel you ai,t not fr>. It b dark and «I stull no, father. me. and you rould uoi > ridden dmher nigbu . |y home in the stable. I Heiim knows *<mly ride him. I haru And he in the <•Don't yon reontf- 1M2. litres the boy eorwtr Cbc Lord waiting literati giren tbe ptevreu. the capital the ‘Adouw atnraUed ktom him and demanded, “Whore aigrer are yw<r “Well. Mre « Cap'fa, IAen't 'xaekly know," wm the day, ud Ixnrd Byroc and Lrigh Bunt reply. "I war Major Holmrn boy, but were parti i-ulariy charm.il wkh her, the bo done bet me on two little pair ud loot. latter styUag her ia bb -Vteion of the I'm got to see the game through 'fore I Ponta,” «a grace after dira-r, a V«nn grown fat.' Her Charming “(Jaunty Quarter." will te ogwiy weteuMcd by the reading public, at the cheep prkw ud elqtul form in which the Murer. Pcmvrtm. hare «,4 h tf. a Urge sale forthb and the euteteSng vohunas k the aerres. m it wiU be lb. laprt «»d �TAKE OUR NEW YORK LETTER. To Those whom may Concern. "IbraB,”at which we hoar so mock io tho dispatches of hi*, is thoTurkish name ftfr tkv Baunsenian tows of Brails, on the left bank ot Ac Danube, tea miles above SCROFULA The questionof servants ia what is aow European war news wslll be apt to be mare than asaally uoTeliabfe. Tbe Turk, agitating the mind ef tbe New York mar jte lb. bi«-t Tura ou A* fa. rf th. rcn. Io tho olden time the intelligent earth, while Btiaria prcfosss to snprvfe. farm-house people of New England and dbtabro b Beha-vknHy aond. OuL T. W. Higginson, tbe oboistieubt, bcirtily endorse, tbe Prwidrol'a policy as which the Russian armies are permitted to the wbrat course, even fov the blacks. pass through Rouuauisn territory, receiv­ Ben Hill b» written a long fetter an- ing tbe treatment due a friendly power. nosneing his determination to co-operate It b whispered at Vieana that tbe Em­ with the President in civil service reform. peror uf Rumia has a secret treaty with tho Emperor William of Germany, tn wbaeh the latte guarantees to koep the rest of Europe quiet wh:ic he whips tbs girls" mr the city, but that ia all go-e. The factories store*, telegraphy, boo*keeping, and kindred arts which are now almost the cxclurivc property rf women, gives thia elans employment, and New York families bare bad to depend upon foreign importation. . Tbe Irish giria hare control of New York booses, and they chine for moving, rais- Il will probably be a Jong time before all tbe details and the true muses of the recent dirgracefel and cutregootu affair in Mueiasippi will bo known, and then there wiH^be differences of opinion aS to some of the originating causes, and tho bers, ud from 200 to 3<H> attend tl.c reg to live with the ae-a*ou. ular meetings of the L'niou. A *W. Bowles' as* mill, five miles wmt ol Byrricn Springs, burned April 2B. 11IU1A... from small to great. and having handled about 1,200 buddings in sixten years, I feel confident I can satis­ fy those who may fa, vor me w ith a call. My address is Irv­ ing, Barry Co., Mich. • Residence — Six miles directly West from Hastings. a A. S DEAN Irving, Mich.. Apr. 23nl 18, ContipatioR. apr23m3. Pile*. DRY GOODS. DETROIT. Female Weaknm. foams ara ««rt»y *»■» tbe a General Debility. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Q. P. Rowell AxCo'i. Col. CSIEWASW » - MhftWCHLESJ nd Grates .X>“‘ wSraas TIE BUT IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEIT To see the Lock rse-s, and securing the fullest froodres tn tb oom ported toilets show a ootabw ’simplicity ot Jraign, very different from the fashion plates oommoo ameug us. The .Breton jacket, or the amplest fitting French Jana-rt, the same length all round and just well ruvering the hips, buttoning diagoo ally, er tbe large fichu rnfled with lace Overskirt* are doae as peseiUe, draped easily, or plain in thick goods, and the trimming is a mere piping fold, or a facinp of silk three India* wide stitched twice ot. —for a finish. There is an air about these easy, perfect garments whicL si ooce marks them as the attire of a lady, among the oterdraprd, twisted and brdix sued dress** celled •the Mylo." - BBS $30j Serin lattae Paper M® histic Mattas Mu 'fflttsnc UBflLI LIGHT-RUHMIIG ‘DOMESTIC1 SEWING MACHINE BEST. , Th. blockade of the BUck Sea j^ru wiU be maiataiaed by twenty Tart ah ves- raywa Urm. Cao yon say as much, and if ym, then say what you Mani about political quealUq. with perfect freak- oix un ion As wrll might vou cspecl grsr*’ °» thorn*, nr that streams wnuld flow beck to thsir simplicity of the French form, with bold aonrees, aa to look for a fulfillment of the The Blate M. E. comp meeting at. Pe­ ■ide gnrea which fit the figuse with the promise* given by Hanpton and hi* friends toskey, or the Bay View groondn, will bri­ easu rod ekgrore ol S glove wttbont (fiber propose no change of ItuiromcBial gin July 31, contiautag ooo week. truubleaome and disfiguring crUM-rams or Bt. Clair arenly expended 93,490.66 for mure than one dart. The beet Breton’ .i s— <■. junu}. |lte habits are fitted in thia way. Fine im­ Having taksa Kxrs, they are Rtssofan oa A MH is before the Legislature making it a misdemeanor to mH' liquor u> a minor The Rnsaians have taken the fartiaas of under 18 years of ago, and giving lU fine Beyuid ia Asiatic Turkey. to the parent or guardian or other relative The Porte has deaid«d to grant genera miking tbe oxapfaint. We hope that bill amnesty to tho Balxanaaa. Turkai i.-undada are reported guardiag the Black Sea before Odera. location of building* . 1 ! . i । Ex-Governor Bagfey will dclirer aa ad dram at the Ionia County Fair next f*B Subject—“How to atfaipSucirra.'' . the late Sfenghter ia the outcome, had its crigltflt political fiiSareness Tho next SM, probably not ia th. distant future, is, bowever, as like to bo tbs tosalt of a quarrel orcr the title of a piece of land, a diflerenee of opinion about a horse trade or a bar-room brawl. For ran be fore the war, tbeoe senses of blood and murder have been very familiar in the Rcpabhcuu u. nine IWoerats. Lmi hisrory of pawing events in Misriarippi, V- ar it was largely Democratic. and some of the other Gstf States. It Rtwun but raised her blockade uf th* ‘“the Chicago and Northeastern Railroad is sure to be cue of the most important Danube. ' thoroughfares in the Bute. A thousand It is said that Servia will oboerye strict freight ears hare recently been built fur neolrality. What Mimiorippi moa: roed. today a rigid enforeemea: of ths laws aai peoonai violence. Tbe rari trouble Mtommppirow .thmah* h-so. sro changing the ' In a rocont conversation with an intimate and trusted friend, The rumor is flying about again that ex­ Proeideat Hayes is reported to a» exacting as they choose. They insist Secretary Fish can haro the English mis­ have eaid, in reference to the tl»e place where Noah went ashore from the upon from 115 to 125 per month, are sion if he wants it. Tbe country hopes agitation in some quarters for Ark. They bare secured through passage very particular as to their rooms and the Praidcnt—Thoma. O Nril), Kalammtoo. to Constantinople by the Eastern Express furnishing thereof, they drmaud a ceresin a aew party with a new name ; Vice Prmidcnto-C. V. B. Pood, Quin, Abe .lew uampnire oapremc uuur. H. J. Drake, Coldwater; GMrge fast train, with stop-off tickets fur several portion uf their time out, and also stipu­ that it was one of th# last ej; Lake, Jackaoo; II. W. Avery. Loweff; Has decided for tbe third time that the late as tu what food they shall hare , rod thoughts that could occur to J. G. Andrews. Big Rapid*. Governor and Council have oo power to if their mistress** object to their adorning Recording Secretary—8. D. Pond, AJ- go behind the ricetion retnrna • him to abandom tlie name or their persona with their best cfotbes, there Tho trae.erc.aZ A Jrert.Mr says that if the prindptai of the Republican Secretary—J. V. Johnson, Mr. Tilden is permitted to have anrthing party. He holds, and we between Russia aad Austria, as the latter's 40 do. with Tweed's coufraioo the nrat iomistress or her maid There b a rebell­ Ex-Judge,' now Senator Davia—let liqve correctly, that it i* in ac­ interests are so affected by thia measure reresiinp portion will b* cut out. ion agaiast Biddy. Enterprising parties — Cotton King ?—South Carolina that the former would not think of taking cordance with tbe principles and hare gone South rod picked up a thous­ ’ Ex Seaator Scott of Pennsylvania, while on Trial—The President's Personal such a step without permission. policy of the Republican party and or more of colored girls, who were in Washington a few dsya riser, is said to Likna-A Claim of $8 000 Swelled Tbe storming and capture of Kars, with house servant* or in training before the war, to Mcure entire cordiality be­ have predicted tbe entire defeat of the THE JUDICIAL ELECTION. $51,000 —Toe President and the garrison of 17,000 men, by the Rus­ rod have brought them to the city, ud Cameron ring tn that State next fall. tween every section of the coun-. ad Beits"—'Young man go try, and to that esd he is labor- ' O, W«wk, I., th. Sou Sow. st Mr. Ogden, auditor of the New York sians, reminds eoe of the great exploit uf are placing them. They make excellent it"—The Test at the Ballot Gen. Grant in February, 1862. when be servants, for they are not only intelligent, ■ ing. He also aaid, he would be 'Oaaramcn, met at Lansing and made the Custom House, Utifics that he could get captured Fort Duualdacn and its 17,000 but docile. They will do anything that b footing of the rotes cast on the 2nd of along with twenty per rent Ira help if all very anxious concerning the April for Justices of die Saprome Court, his hands were well paid rod eo mpetent rebel defenders. The Koasians achieved required of them, and, as a mb, are hon­ charge that ha had forgotten the ,and Regent* of the University, in all tbe The news of tfe* death of the United tbsir'triumph with 50,000 regulars; Grant est. Tho biddies are enraged at thb turn aoootoplbhed hia victory with 30.000 of affairs, and am sbtting their preteaDifferent opinions are expraaaed relative intereata of the colored people. Counties, seventy-four in number, from States oonrul at Paramaribo name yester­ Western volunteers, fresh from tbe farm*. sioua. now that competition io thb as in to the polities! position whieh ex Judge of if he believed that any conaid- 'which returns bad been received, being sl| day, ud before night a thousand isqdacah other things ha* brought them to tbrir the Supreme Court Davw, now Senator from the State of Illinois, will take in the erable portion of the intelli- 'in the State except Isle Royal and Mani- blen had diunfeeted their polities and asked Senate, some cnatending that be wiU vote for the place. . gcnce of tho Republican party < on party iasuni with the Democrate, and The Demoerade party ia Virginia is fall­ believed it true. He affirmed ' inc to pieces, according to ex-Coogrramas Mtrir had a 910.000 fire last Wednesday that even in boyhood be eym- - Majority fal Judge Cuuicy. 26,905 ; for Smith ol that State. We are glad there's night. krt last week. Certain lot* of eround on Regent Colli#, 22,915 ;Jfur Mr. .Malts, pathizod. with the principles.of 23,386. . going to be fun, for it is a long time since Mra Jahn Mulford, of Adrian, aged 82, Eighty seventh street, which rat 'five years ag i, 990,00U, and were oonsidered died Sunday. ' we hid a genuine “ Oie Virginny breakGarrison and the Free Soil .149 rotes hut to Mr. ScvTbe present tnemlxrehip af the Detroit ebesp at that, were put up at aursiou tn movement, and that be entered « for-Bupretne Justice, by determine wbal 'reduction in price and in Reform Club is 3,556. miaspelled, and 66 imperSenator Christiaocy of thb Bute has , the Republican party, at its ed Senatore have, nn party qtsrarioas, Pontiac ha* “DO Red Ribbon men out i-f written Senator Hill, commending him for birth. In hie opinion the pacifi­ brought I jS.'lOu on the usual tenns. As leen found' velin- with the Republican*. There were 1,075 votes lost to Sir. Col­ Iris recent letter, and saying that "to secure a i-epufotiou «f 4,000. cation of tbe South waa need­ lier, foe BcgeM, by hb name being mis­ complete reconstruction, realisation uf con­ Ten eoluuios uf emigrants will locate in the s»le wm msde In g-«d faith tho re But the great curiosity ia relative to Sen­ ator Dayfe' views oo lbs currency quaduclion b .acceptol l-y owners, and prices ties—whether ho will act with Thomas ed more by tho colored people spelled, rod 89 imprfcet robe. , fidence and fraternal feeling, men can af­ Kalkaska county thia spring. are estaUhlird accordingly. Thu b a Ewing and Judge Ktlfey, or stand firmly than the whites. My first thought ford to forget jarty name*." v Renat >r Ferry wear* the nd ribbon. So terrible k-t-lown, but uweere are compelled on the Rrpubluan platform. We must i doc* E. P. Ferry. Ferry g-.-vd. he said, in the course I have Tbe aaluoo-keepers of Washington, untie to Hand it. Rent* have fallen rn-.ro in The E**t Saginaw rora vill be held Cn the spreia! session has been postponed, are been pursuing, has beea to secure proportion tliati price* Stores on Broad­ all on the fence, and in great doubt wheth­ th* 17«h, 19th; 19rii and 20(b uf July. to the freedmen their well be­ way whioh rented formerly for 99,000 Muskegon bad thirty-rix fire*during tbe er the Hayes policy b tbe beat thing fur only eoramatxl 92,000 or 93.000, and ing. their rights under the con­ the country or not. They are euro it b post year, involving a Io- of 914,812.71 the hoped-for riw in May wu not ob stitution, and their permanent AHegan's Red Ribbon Club now cue' net the best thing for themselves. tain* 365 members, rod is steadily grow ’ prosperity. He declared that The old fight between Senator Thurman standing empty, aad thousands upon with him it wm no recent and the rag-moo*, wing of the Democracy thuuanda of Kutaevs People who former­ -of Ohio shows signs of breaking out again. conviction that the time bad ly occuphd a whole house, now content themselves with a half’ and tn many rasas The Senator is very quel, but the iuflagone by for holding aifiron hand ironists are prodding him with threats of over the South, and that it is ruin if he attempts to .oppoae their plan* for tbe best interests of the Re­ publican party, m well as their 125 to 950 a month, and they are taken Mayor Ely of New Y«k on Thurad.y by tbe people who formerly paid 925,000 duty to labor to bring about a Dominated Isaac H. Kiley, editor of the or 960,000 fur whole lutara. Tbe de Shoe and Lrathrr Rryort'r, and a state of feeling which will result prraioe in bsuincas has done part of it, the war has Inca largely directed to raising her of the present Board of ChariliesT'Tor rerrah and- to Mock raMtag. There is a in the pocificajinn. ‘4 the whole PoBoe Commiastoner, but being a Repubfair prospect thitt tbe South will soon be country. In nii-MVr which v * lieu, the Board of Aidermen refused to able to feed her own poop’s and to manubelieve the President speaks' festure their i)Wn raw material. Then will bo tbe day of bevrabataatai deliver. the whole truth, and wc think that every man who loves his aboet some fcatara of dress whieh were new two month* ago? Every Biddy oo Tb* Republican State nScers uf Booth countty and his race, and hopes tbe street* ba* a dolman, rod every ebcap Cardins having yielded, all departments id for the future prosperity of the circuit we would have joinrd them even history, lira in California. He has served the Stale pnvertiment are now under the in the more numerous House of the Sials soil ba* th* back uf the bodioc ia seven, The I ’ h.ruix hotel at Charlotte b to bo rontrol of Hamptoo. With him and hi* Republic will bid him God speed more earnartly in their protests. Legulaturr, and ia now a Democratic can- opesad about the first of next AuruM with piecra, a style littfo Ira than torture to an Demncratic fiJlowers rata tbe nwponsiTbe Journal io tbe ab^re makes one in his eflorts, and pray that his Mr. T. Pixley as proprietor. eye of any caluvatioe, Irat, hsppily. ao nility of preserving order, restoring nm>policy, may be a glorious suc- mistake, ud that b, that we hare a per­ Granville'. W. C. T. U. ha* 430 mem­ cvetdons that its popularity proauiaca net perity, dirrpensior impartial justice-to both Theas wl.o are ofpoacd to the retnouesonal dbfiko for Judge Yau Zile, which b not true, On the contrary a* a t=aa wc tisalion of silver are troubled by the news like dodge Van Zile, ud aa a politician from Ohio that tbe legislature of that we think him one of the best in the State, State favoni remoMtizatioo. This may in fluence Preridcnt Hayas and Secretary Sherman, and it is evident that (ha ques­ tion will be earnestly debated at the com­ ing sewioo of Congira. Dupntebra from Washington dclioe the Editorial NoIm. poailiua whieh this Government will b» obliged to assume toward the Eastern bel­ The Senate Cotnmiuce on RaSroeds, re­ ligerents. Their vraci* of war cannot re­ ported adversely co lbs proposed kguls- main in onr'ports longer thro may be neo tioo to snake freight rales uniform. emary by atrra of weather, unksa they Wbitofish, over right indie, in length, disarm. Prints parties, however, may as­ have been eaughi in School Lake, Livings sume such eoctncreial risks as they may ton county. They were placed there April m fit ia sending anas aad eappliee to 10, 1874. the baUigtnmta, their veasris, of oraroe, Tbe politicri complexion of the Ifaa.d being liable to capture on tho high sens by of Saj-erviaora uf Kent county b nineteen t»___ . < running Portable Ma- ef Thuodore A. King (Bap.) for Supmrmor by a lergs mayeniy. Tbe new M. K Cherek st Charlevoix, which U new bring erected, b 89x61, with a spire on one corner 80 fart high. Il DOMESTIC” SEWING MACflINI CO.. Sarsaparilla OB a For fierrfufa,. and all �1 /Z?7 Ti/i Hiputliei/I Buffim ornaAL r-ifE* ni barky Commercial. Furniture. Undortakng, mr'crr u • iy Speci *1 'notice. THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or picture Frames, BJuatiee-Probate-Circuit Court Law-Circuit Court C haneery -Circuit Court CrinunalCircuit Court Commisioners - Constable Sheriff or Con<ey• “g- until you hate priced their Goods, for*, you will save money by it. Everybody knows they are the only KITY DRUG STORE! w*ezE(* wn. I POSITIVELY CURED. (.g RdVMUaM L Mt era. ■ifc ia trail an leralonlU & ■Patent Medicins at Market I Price»-Finc Toilet Article* I in endlaaa variety-Pure | White Lead-Oila-Varuishes-Bnuhes, etc. • A large quantity of WaffPaper ^f all grades at pri­ ces to amt. Atoptto by ayaa and Ayaa—AM. llaway. L&teai rd •The Poor Old Tramp PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS in the city and attend promptly to all calle in that line day or night. Furniture Depot, South Bide State St., Hastioga Mich. POWERS & BARLOW New Advertisement*. • All About the County NEW ShtaMMt AEE WANTED ! Call a' lie Sin if th BIG HAT. From ■ Phyticiert. Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. CARBOLIC OIL Farmers, examine the WIABD .TdtKtol | IXG liniment PLOW, before purchasing others, “SSr"- ■■■"""■ "* Every one waranted. MU. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see rtcpifsi 'i i“ 11 \ i..\ |W™PDMJi: 1 the Walter A. Wood Machines, at WALB1UDOB 1. .1™, w d> <U UM of Patents. ■Iaf Typboet Iiy-atery m« antad phyairiaaa la Uda ■ D*"r —T?* ' wk**e ’be Joke comes ia, HE IS SELLAT HITH LOWER co 11'RU ES-Iho t tail10 to. the guxL U- jfore purchasing. > Ta.. K.pre Bl«k. Hmu.., Oir Jobbing Department roy»3 > Itnkl'mor. ..n Fua4ay |1 To Temperance Organization*. | aw*IT NEVER FAILS’ Try it OaoTMa l.ltfiUmd M. ni>.i we POWERS & BARLOW. »„!9yi ■all adected ERRORS of YPUTH VMKS'.': i- In ill wlM C.M1 IL STOCK OF GROCERIES K.i»T7x',__ ________ Notice; Lical FERRAND WILLIAMS & CO. I MaihUJd: HiwIM HreBertntf’i Psaaioas. Kmts*bIlsa»ied iron. J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, LSTINGS. • - MICHIGAN. PEOPLE OF BARRY COI NTY I •i-ri J pi ftopUa J'ipnrt . •T- to-™ Gnerj Bnim-a Roberta'. ■Hing. TIE (I LI IRVLI.l. MEllK.U. CO., ti ■ Cuxull Court IEDICU, *SJR8ICAL 1KSTITUTE. DEFY. COMPETITION. Brick for aaic at tli yarA. Section £M, ia Rutland Dec. Sth, 1876. Cell aroo sod exami ar my stock si riwn. J. H BVTTQN. O«»15TiWJ caMIU PEOPLES in ; i! h h 'i m m bwtnww. DRUG STORE. »BG Phyitidan'a Prencripliotu and ~UL Family RecipM carefaHy pre­ •tsXr: xr«at TIIEFAM11.Y GUEST C. M. RUNYAN’S. “J I would respectfully announce to the etti—— zens of Hastings anti vicinity, that I have' s ‘■"anew and in SWk 01 MB I pared with Drug* aud Chemical* ..nan. MM of pqreat quality only. TO ADVERTISERS, Ten, 4 lbs. for $1 OO; Sugars, syrups, apices, linking Powder, salerntus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc. which will be sold al THE Biffl® IOTLEAJ BIBB, ttemrmktr the place, nt J. S. RU’.YY.l.'k 'S Boot and Shoe Store. Jun csaos mtr. Gier me a call. B. STICKLE, SwMt’s Electro Magnetic Clock. The Ehctjowy Wip. H. Goodyear. PBMUCWil COST. X.»4pTle h.«k t. Mid al all U.k atom— JI BO—an I a I’ncsv; Em Tint »U1 ba wnl tm. by the putil i>k<r, on rM aitmp. oQInt «iry. ib* wontorfiil warkin*. of fate EUrtr».Ma«w<l< Clock. Tbia duck Imm bwt three wbaal. nJ no pi alto., an-l i: operate. tkrw bss4a, awrod. ailaai. and boar; 11 taa only «M aiagairt. aiU w.wka with aithar pa®, dataai er Inlaaca, ■heals U tekaa roly ahMU balm., p.aw.af'waetato.ry mi ha eaantrartm M Ih abaplaal lima pteea a». made; wblk ha nraaia* <■«>"< H <««io4 i-T btot, a»M or aimn.pb.ru tUtpa The airriaU-u In at»n(ibW the InUary raen^ a«.el tb. a. — Ito LtoMMr tom ir-Jlmt ladliM ; PATENT MEDICINES SES£®S2»» Of all kinds in endjess varieties. Drugs, Medicins, Etc., Etc Loalilau SUU Leltery C—pss; Mamknn. FU . Mmh S. IRK. i-mtir tbe abo.r k-nltag w. Sari In th. Laba t)tv J>-rul. e-luol by L. A Barker. Ute fi/rtann in Ih. Bust* •««. «ha fiillow. tog iwiheor Ih. adltar’a ma<<i«U ebek. lo««l-J ly F«4 Bwwat, »f iMa eity, aM whUb fa-t-.r opini™ 1. oaa oflba mart rataalda Inamawn* oftbo toy : DYE STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. naauwiran t, WUM. I. F.to Vi*«.<ra. P.l-li •or. CMeagw. /* «ar 3»r; —.l—t a:w not 1 ml nr Ix-wxw 1 bar. n. l an O)ifxn»nity o ezaralro the IMM.J <»■ Book pa 1 like I. .tomia, ^.rylhiog 1 rweornexrn I. But *!■>.-> I.y la.ta.rt oa old houoekreper ran firm > r-kroMy aernnU. Jmlg-rtU • f .11 Iknl » uoaally f raa-iln rook bMk»-Md if ro« will .cep of m lnrtineu.re.lh.iair of di* raarli. of ymir wort. 1 ton <ratbfully any ihu I am preMly p!ea»eJ *hb II. I Ilk. the rwipe. : m».l at thra are famil.ar. ,<an« oine.eo* e.tali;*.li<4 recljUI. and I Mai they toil w iaiprot^l by ibe chanja. Bat wuwh that U awn i r« 1. C.uad in U with Airb. t bare town xrtotly p oLMti ani lnHrti«e4. I re-'er t. ru!«« Ike ■•Diauer EtbptalUi. -.'oeW Oteerttarrw.- ••Tahle Tala.' -Itil’.. .1 Fare." •!«.. .ml many other Uiog. browthl lumber, wy •kinn>|ly. wl ewkwUied uhoT grau mtH*. inluiowkiipm. JMISJ nd oM lU^rtrltuIlvyocr.. i PM«MS, UK, H, MLS, Doot forget k. Mp. Betcher is Gristly Plesssd. •ilb try.t)«tai Drugs and MpdMNMw of aA descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line ol ' VJA.S,—MIm Walk V W. T -MU. OpWJ* Hqrta wlM.-XiehrvpS. Ni am. will. U.-Mk. Sarah alley. W |f.8.~ il.ary F. Far W. I. G.—Mi- nit Bortw. W.ll. Oi-Jobu Mc>3». • W.«L—1»«. Il W. Slinman. W. n, H, S —.MUa Muiro Uutkr. City Dr ig* Store! £ Mixer A Crandall. xziMir rant to leak eiea. they ahroW m> Boeby'e rod pvnhaee «e rfti KiTznABiuM obMR arpoirrivu runai for tri: fifth circtit. 0. M. Bmrxaw. LARGER OIROVLAVXOV FOR 1 MESSER BROT �Rail road ». *>' ' _.awn. But suppose tho pastures . in August and September, and your eom begin to fail ia their milk, and to grow poor from want of acfiiient food to aswteintbem fa a good condition ? In aueh a care a green crop will aavc you a aerious days occur in April, aad forthwith they proMed to make their gardens; and in many cases tender regatabim are planted, and ia 49 hour*. perhaps, three people are shivering eroded in ovcrcoita, in a atom at aha* dr now. My advice ia, If the weather be warm in April, do yon keep oooL Pint pear, brete, onions. aod let­ tuce ao oom aa the ground io dry enough. __ ia .x. -. . L' x_ *aj i . ■ lost from a lack of (fad. Tl.CTo b . dam of rad! farmers, aad milkmen who aell their milk fa villagw. or otherwise, wbo have not laml enough to poature all the cows that they desire to keep; and with aoeh men selling fa advantageous. three or four com Laing kepi to th* acre of grten Fino—Bye, to be sown arty in Septem­ ber, rather thick ; and, if you like, tbe latsl al the aame time to gruss As seen ba it baa .grow* two fret high you an commttiee tri cut ft. Sound—Oats, sown early ia the spring, quite thick ; seed to clover, or other graieea, aad cut aa soon aa it grom to be high Third—Clover, from a provioua year a seeding on gcod laud Conunetwc cutting warty, so fast tbe entire arap wfll-be fed out before the heads turn brvXO ‘ Fourth—Itowan, when'you have eucta crop that yau do not desire to cut for bay. Fifth—Huagariaa gnas, a variety of miller. Saw .surly in June, throe pecks to tbe acre, to lie nt in July os early fa AuSixth— Cote. Tbm ia a staple erup for Boiling, wm in drills, two and a half to three buahch to the acre. Begin to sow ao early ao the toil and climate will admit, and sow every tarn weeks till tho first vf August. Any variety will do, hat the Urge, free growing rweet ourn i« generally rooddsred beat, boiag eaten with a great rebab by rows. Thia seed is expensive, aad as oaly b« grown to the beat advan­ tage when the ecad ia grown by tho sowon. The western dent is also a ^ood va­ riety, aa it grows rapidly, and produces a greet quantity of good foodder Railroads. MICHIGAN HEALTH AND ITS PLEASURES till May. Preu will stand a hard freeze after they are up, and tbe quicker they are printed the letter. The Daniil O'Rourke ia a good early variety, and the Champion nt Engbuid a very fine Ute sort. Don't attempt to prow vvprtables on poor aoil, but apply tho manure liberally, ** that ia tin only way to have a good gar­ den. Fannon make a great mistake in neglecting thrir gardens as a we'i-maaaged Udf.serc garden will produce what u sexually worth from 9100 to tlM to a family 1 It comas in a sore of ways io the supply of vour tabh—« surwari-m of green peas for mouths, potatoes all the season, sweet corn from early in August to Novbnbcv, berries, crapes, and a score of otberltbiDga that go to sustain life. A chfsp way to make a garden, is to select a half an acre or lest of land in a field that as never pastured four the bouse, put wo ftace around it, and have the north HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. tau'rat t-lMt.-TuUllae tk- aM«4*|.M aa eaUn ratal saw Mlawst aUlk I eala4 and Mraaa la M>. sad ten< >« .Dem) i. c/.v serie.ss< rMlssle lite ■ u3m rjsyaS^sa ell at»»«i< ra i- m .... .... i"•■ e’i'oe ■'iV'Vtcii.i.vM ’Sif , and other vrgeubl-J. without tbe uaelcaa trouble c.f makinj; "bode," “ is gvocreDy dots* fjt bate, ociaoa, etc. 8uppc« yva do waste a little ground in the middle of rows for aotoo. kinds of veg eubliai? You produce iLcn with very little labor, and ion know tltat ■■time i» M>r».l».Kiwu»r M HUt- VBUrrOT >1 tw itirtK a uh atana a« crsveL M silk fcrsi-te'sscsiitst: it. u ni.-i eowltaax saS lha IHMWi -.wsa- i ta harvW emu. ifa'l Sr aa ’~reaiSiF37.^ SS-ES IRAND IAMBS BIV1S10M. GEO. WOODS & CO.'S PARLOR ORGANS "Somebody writes to a rural paper to know “how long cows sboold be milked ■' Why the same aa abort rows, of course. ordinary farm crops; but it requires ex­ perience ia minaging it to derive the noct profit Iron-, its cult uro, aad also mdc expanse ia the purchase of a machine to clean tbe brush at its toad, if grown ex- Tbe Brllable Sheri Ut> .TV";. f is isse; "JK,-! • !»•< Hartls*. Is met-estr-r Barer ik«ak<n> . ... Holloway’s Advertisements. Sarsaparilla ■ARK TEES FACTS fflufflin mjnm. rUTlMtMVV orTHB WHOM! V TBE VOI HIIIlIAtAW-r'liSrr fowt.awtka«ma«aM>>fa<MtaaMt. MO.WOOCSAC EtesE Whieh is tbe oddest feUow, the one who asks a question or the ons wbo an swen? The one who aau Lceauao he is r< “inieK'k:. J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, MICHIGAN. HASTINGS. 5: I:WBWSSflK kept it up ail the my home.'' crop, but aqy upland that will grow -a heavy crop of lndita corn will produce good brocm «m Th. land ah;;0H be well prepared by good plowing and tbor owgh Larrva ing up to the tuns tbe ared is pkatod, 4»«t ti.a fires f Jpxt Mark S&gSKEss&ES IIEFOHMITl tlftCyoi: an cultimU the land with a hors,, and hare plenty of room at the ends of the rom to turn around. Here you an grow many kinds of vegetables in rom, twri and a hall to three foe* apart, and use a hone rultiratisr between them. Then Irt the boyn cr the girl', do the lit­ tle hand'Wrvding that io re,faired. Here pcaa can bo grown without brushing, a row of bate. <4»e l>r two of tdraipe, beats . varietitv. sweet <»*n in great WraiUsforald oarer have nacp aHowel dally, by the labor of a bend half aSl^y/ r bloom, taw fools to worry. worth graerally n<4 ever Ml cents Tbe Love i. the aerepb and faitli and hope moat mmfittaUc way far. the cowa, is u> a bnl the wings by wbwb it lim. put them into a yard adjoining tbe barn, where there ia a good •hade.^nd feed tbeiu from rsriut adjoining tbe ftnew when a load of Ctod an be drawn alongside, and patebod tfireetly into tbe ncka. Once a day tbe maaurc should be gathered into i wlmlberrov, and taken ta the dung-bap, which aboviJd bee kept wdl covered with litter. Imatormy weather tlve eows should bo stabled, and there fed. Or they may be fed in tbe stable a^lfar, and I irned out Into tbe yard for exercise after rating their food, la *> «to ean a farmer make a towlake, by having an were, er more, of com fodder ready to cat in September aid What is that which lives in winter, dire Oeftbor. wbsa tha aighto are bag, aad tbe ia nuamer, aad always grows with its root upward ?—Aa ieii fc. vaileyu at riras are woilSmapfad la tha tnhnH. * n. wdsr. daily, the moot of Which evaporates into the atmueplwro. Xow, if you ean secure that amount of manure from each .••>< by Boiling, you al nsce pay the expense of catling y'Kir crops. and lording your com “’/r.f*: tv'* ’'i-7'axa.T-Ckas.si UML J ■ w7r t?iW a * i.TrjSJttwSciSS In deciding where you will feed your cere on green crops, an rpt should be di­ reeled to the manure heap, as thio ia a very iurpurtnt Matter. The probability U, that every cow that ia paaturvl drape acres of it, aad nmkali itoo brooms ia tbs winter season. Any young man of tact aad enterprise ean aoon learn bow to make good brooms,* after examining the way they are mode ia a factory, where they have all the late improvement a ia tbs lit tie macl iaary used, tbs cost at which fa not muab. There are'daalm io all largo tfafa^ wbo sufply Uadlas, the Uled brash, and everything needed to ga into the bnsaaem, and there io certainly money fa it, that can b* made by any industries young farmer, who wvaldmake tha broom, ia tha wintre, when he remU do nothhg olds to much advantage. Il requires s rich, mdlow Mil'(fa broom CENTBA! RAILROAD. Tie Grat Soitien ntnmtoorthern NRAILWAY COMPANY CENT RA 1_ Our children will have immense tex un their bands," aaid a gentleman. "Oh, horrible’'' sxrtaimed aa aldcrly lady, ■•what a bleasiag we have nails on oars." AB wbo deprecate the prostitution of tha pros to bsm ends will rejoice that Jama E- Seripja Las a socood time Ires oosvicted in the Supreme Court of De­ troit, for libel. “I am afraid it » mixed goods." said the lady to tbe derk. "Oh, no. ms am famamMS,*’ replied the polite gvntieu an, __ ____ V __ _.X ... pure silk direct from tbe worm," Tired'well, whit of that? Didst fsoey life waa agent on bods of Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prr.^criptinn^ skillfully compounded. Also fpfull line of DYE STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. buttering like rose'lcavos scanersd by ths Pennsvlvania PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless varieties. XXiGrft 404539 AT C. M. RUNYAN’S I would respectfully nunotincc to the citi­ , zens of Hastings and vicinity, that I have a new and litdit Sevins Mate [aettc Paper Faiitti Masite Mi; 1C 10NTBLI UGHT-HUNN1NG Railroad � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-05-16.pdf 8836bc170350e333219f03948b846f1e PDF Text Text HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY MAY 16, 187 - VOL. XXII. NO. 3. ATTOasKV AT LAW* SOLICITOR bIMCHA5CMBY. OSe.o.«n«tijpWuJ^*j TIIELEimS PLOW, And has been in Barry County for the past four years. There are SSBJSte teacaaas more of them sold each year in this market than all others com­ bined. It is 17 tj&jbava WARRANTED \ To run LIGHTER than any FLOW I3NT USE, and to give perfect satisfaction. Call and see the DENTIST NEW PLOW NO. E. Just the one for two Horses light It a tiny village stall Miiiiiat. and easily handled. not attempt to give its bscanse spell to my if were able, not pronounce Repairs kept for other Plows. aave years, length,it witbootleasta in Walts. I name, I it sare soul; and I could it to for wsa at ^renteen syllabise in perceptible vowel among them. Bat such a lovely place! Away op among the hills, tta Was, holy mountains forming the background ; in front, a break in the gorge, which cave a view for miles and milts cf peaceful ralleya and shady woods, and within easy sralk, even for laxy people; waterfalls innumerable, each of them so unique and beautiful that one was never able to decide upon their respective was NuiTille, oosld not I v.L22»yl. GREBLE & RUSgELL J I "!-•!.> 99 MP® HARVEY W RIGHT, ‘ffiKIU’SS .•SKSS'F.fWffl Mare. >imr . PHYSICIAN & SUBGEON, FEACE. Ocaml C.Uwi.*. at. tnl«e KmE. *la» MrrvS. DIAIOHD-IROI, AND DIAMOND STKEL ISDN BEAM PLOWS. KOBBftSWD 5021 HUMS, Hohn Brantford had stopped at the comfortable, old-faahtooed inn, with the intcnlioo of remaining two or forte days, because the neighborhood was so charming that it seemed a sin to go on srithoul ex­ ploring this, taunt, which, in! the days when such things existed, must have been the home of dryads and wood nympta. and I hope, far their sake* (tine they would tare Ifired thcmaelrm dreadfullyJ, of fosrns and other laughter-loving creatures of the opposite sex. Wceta tad passed, and Holn^ still lin­ gered, for he had found his sylvan geddeaa. Each does, in tarn, though ws>U-tta apt pnaale; but I dare say each generation in turn has said that of its secrial era, ever since the days when Cain's issf descend­ ants were handsomer and wickeder than they ought to tare been. Holm's nymph, when he cs^ht sight of tar. waa not climbing a tree, nor filling from the top of one, but she was in great danger sf bring thrown out of a nonde­ script kind of equipage (very comfortable to rile in when you could keep y-.ur seat), drawn by a pair of obstinate Iktlc mon- Buckeye Mower, with Table Bake Eeaper. ‘IRIW POWERS & BARLOW fiseiMssst WHOLE NO. 2049. . mad. The old Webb woman tta inn put her heaS, with it. i lower of a cap, out of the din-1 si she heard hu step, to my that was nearly ready whenever ta served. He prosed hastily on, Lake all nervous people, Mm. Wynne had a faculty ot paxnn-r suddenly from one state of fooling fo another. After her fright sta had turned fractious. Before: the ponies tad carried them out of sight, of the scene of ttair mishap, aho rashsd| into the highest spirits, and talked enough, tor all three, which wu fortunate, u tar• faster showed little iodination to do her■ duty in that way, end Holm wu Mill too, much disturbed by this unexpected meet­ ing lo perform hfa pert very creditably. “Hereafter, wtaa we encounter an adreolure, Mr. Brentford. I stall know thu it u tta signal for your appearance," arid Mrs. Wynne. • "Then please go in acarch of them very often," replied Holm, taking that opportu­ nity to taA tack far a giintps. of AHre .' face, and thinking of the adventure of tta day as epropos of the remark ; bat ta failed ia hu «taign, because sta nad dropped tar Over ONE HUNDRED OLIVER CHILLED sold this season. It is AIAINZ0 D. CADWaI.LAIIER. ATTORNEY AT LAW & SOLICITOR IS Cll AKOEliY. alas, QmU Court Comwlssios- 7. aernt. with a cliff Oto one aide and a preci­ pice on the other. Holm took in the whole pan), and rushed forward, exclaim­ log: u Turn them to tta right I . To the ^The Isdy obey ad-, carried lhai animate inform her that be wu going, u bo tad ac voungrr, be could arc that Mrs. Wynne often done, to dine with ttaladfas at Taft was not always thoroughly satisfied ttareFarm, and, u sta intended to make him at; from no feminine piqee, beeauae hfa pay for tta meal ata tad prvpnred, it wu attentions were not concentrated upon herself. Holm tad the, manliaem to taheve probably because her sad experience made her dread far Alice any approach to fad­ ings which might bring into that qufat exrery kind of you,” she inienuptSleeptasdsys aad rights, a fora, rapid isteoce dangrnt and sorrows such u her own post imd held. shodd bo so glad if I could be There wu no appearance of mystery <" he continued. “I hope you tarvugh weak and firing now that Holm's about tta pair, unless it might bo in ttair words had chared tta riood from his eves, singular rctiecnco in regard to their own and shown Mat how mfaplaosd hb rags matters; and yet Holm sometimes woke “I—I know that cron to betray my up enough from hie dream to entertain a fwlinca fa almost an impertincneo after so ' He tottered, and would have fidico, tad vague dread that ttair lives ooDteiued each. •tart a time; tat 1 MO not rood al feign not Holm nmds him sit down. They sst They were Americans, ta by chance dis­ ing. I know that, in spile df all tsy efthere in alienee for . few moments. 1‘rracovered, u>d ta thought Mitt Wynns' srcmcd annoyed when she inadvertantly betray«d the fact. wtat wu going on. Helm weu ; met tta •As there u no mystery connected with One day u he wu sluing with them ia cll ma.-.-servut hunyinr for the village his former acquaintance with Miss Wynne, their garden, a rootage of tetters and jour­ doctor. A dripsteh won to be sent, also, we may as w<U explain st once What Mrs. nals arrived. VS hile Holm read the pa. to a neighboring town for another physi­ Wynne meant, Two yean before, Halm pens, the ladies inspected their epiatlm. A cian. Mrs. Wpme had taut got into ted. tad mri'ber in Naples : end one day while sudden gust of wind blew an opened e.nShe tad recorerod from tar fainting fit, wandering in the'neighborhood of Virgil's relope to Holm's feet. Mias Wynne started bat wu delirious. tomb, be saw ths two ladies for the first quickly forward and seised it, but not so Holm reture-d with hfa tiding.. Tta promptly but wtat ta (stooping to pick it Now she turusd her white face fall upon two waited fa tta wsod till the doctor up) caught, without any intention of try­ him; her hand wu still raised in that tminclined to develop into a brigand. It ing so to do, the addrme. The wrapper plonitg gretare. There wu neither anger happened that the sisters were stopping in wu directed to Mrs. Gainsborough. ncr command in festares or aliunde ; only >-wa Wtan dawn broke, h. hppured, the same hotel as Holm. A mutual friend Howerur, u he told himself afterward, a keen pain and an raroestaeM of pleading •nd told them that Mm Wynne had fallen amvsd, and by his aid the three made ac- his sudden euspicioo waa rilly. fta letter which retrad every gencrou.-! impulse of qnaintonee in that rapid and heedless f««h might tave boras the name of some friend, bis nature, ereu in the agony of realising softly-murmuring brook, trickling away ssAxm. He wu gong heme. Before noon the ocher doctor would airivu ioc which pilgrims in foreign lands arc apt and beta soot to them to read. Still, with that she wu about to crush his heart be­ into tta deeper .tafowa He saw Alice tta obstinacy of thought. Holm could not neath the ruin of ita own beautiful hope Wynne standing there, and beside her wu ' forget the incident, or Alice Wynne s and dream. the stranger wixra arrvri at the hotel he He shrank together like a man who tad tad noticed only • few bourn before. Alice Yet, admit a mystery, tta, fact of ttair resrivsd a sudden physical blow, to terri­ had tar hand on the gcn’lcman'e arm, and for some time, as the relative took that op­ having something to conceal did not imply ble (tat be could barely stand upright wu evidently pleading earnestly. Her portunity to die. When he was at Rtarty aught derogatory to them, and Holm would thereunder; bat ta did not.apeak. He face was wot with teen. Only an instant again. Holm persuaded conscience that lie not have called back his heart if he could. tried. He wanted to utter Mime plea for did Brentford remain watching the tableau, (tan he plunged quickly down tta hiD, had not half seen Naples, and liaateued But duriutr tta first days he liad deter­ but be could not — be was dumb. ' back to the beautiful city ; bat the two mined to be guilty of no folly ; it woqld and hastened off to the left. On that ride "I might affect to misunderstand you " tta wood became a forest and stretched si'ters had nw. and left no trace, and be a sorry return for their frivodlineus, so Holm found Naples so changed and stupid •..in to •taw the fodinp which filled hb she said, in s dull, smothered voles, no fam for sctws up among the hilfa. that he left fa d'sguvt. breast, ye tad no reason to think that shaken thu he; "but I will not; it would comprehended now the words ata A twelremonth passed, and Holm VnJd Alice wn» sttractod toward him in other be cruel, wicked. But—but—Oh, Mr. had spoken to him during their last isterhimself that he must regard these bright thu a friendly way, aud he must not run Brentford. I beseech ytm not to say anoth­ view. This jrss tta man she loved, and she was kradog hia presence a secret from Neapolitan days aa an episode which could tta risk of injuring hb came by any pre­ er word—cot one!" He drew a deep breath, that was like a have no connection with hia real existence. mature betrayal of hb affection. Stronc It was Jonty sod Brentford—he had been in hb •letcrmiostioo, if he nude any dif­ Tta twilight deepened into darkness. Still, Holm lay upon tta mrosy bank spending the spring in I’m—drifted op ference'tn hb Mteolioos, it was in favor of that I tare been quite mail; that not erea •where be had thrown buwXf, tired bv the into the Pyrenees, and halted at pictur­ ।suffering of the put day, >\ if he had So Hie pleasant weeks glided swiftly on, time could bring me hope." esque St. Bssveur. There u no plane with “Nothing ota," ata answered. “Nothing itraveled rinee dawn over mountain and lovelier mountain rambles about, and tone till an entire mouth passed ; bat daring the later dap a shadow had fallen upon He nould perceive how it hurt tar to ' Holm's oooteot. It seemed to him (tat Suddenly the fall moon arose in her he ncrerived an alteration in Alice; he MUDoanoc tta sentence—bow ata Mt for (g-, piereed the forest shadows, and tried to think it fancy, bat tta appeared to ms pain ; that nothing-gave tar courage , brood river of light acrow ths regard leu cordially hia numerous visits, save tta determination to do right; Io , where Holm crouched, stariiig and hfa frequent proposals for rides and spore him, so farm might be posriHe, from , ’ np at the oummer sky. He re­ walks and sailing parties. Indeed, acms- future misery, even at the expense of ।membered that he w».T tatavrag like a , timm ta feared that she endeavored to wounding him eraelly now, by proving .madman. Not tha; it much mattered: how bsaslaw and wild hia dream had , I avoid him, and ta wu taunted by tta nothing mattered now. Still he need not dread fast the had read his secret, and wu ro couiinct MmseL' in thaw fin: hours of only anaoved and repelled by tta knowl­ ^*I*aee—nothing f' he muttered, uncenedge thereof. ’‘“Notking t" aha echoed. ‘Oh! Mr. Hut, diaconneetod from any matter fa Brentford, I canoct explain ! I hare no which he cvuld be coareraed, there wu I am bound by a solemn promise.' a change in both afaten, try u they might right. ..1 j-------• Hk it," he mid, when she to hide it, and tta: change dated back to ■BeEcrc me, I should not that, I can undervtand. . '1'rr.Tc fa gjS fa Mta Wynn. .» ta, Mo Wynne strangely moody and variable- Ttrice he She only bowed tar head in respoise, came upon them when he Mt confident while again that expression of fright whit­ that there tad been a painful diaramno of ened her features. some kind ; and a couple of mornings af­ ••Forgive me I" he exclaimed, abb to ter, ta met Alice on tar way tack from the think of her suffering, even in the death­ postofire, and she was crying bitterly. 8he like anguish be endured. "Only forgive told him that ata waa very anxious. Her mef days, ta found hturalf among the Wetfo The team lose tn her eyes, but did not hiHs, driving Mra. Wynne and her sister fall She strutebed out her bar.d with an toward their temporary abode, said abode impulsiveness common enough with her being a picturesque old farm house, about sister, but rarely with Alice. a mils out of the village, owned by tta mother ol the young charioteer. But, luckily for the ladies' comfort, they had a eonplo of attached servants wUh them, who could be anything from cooks to chambermaids—though one of the pair So this wu tta way in which Brentford renewed his acquaintance with the sittent. Ctr tta very day of hia.arriral in the Webb hamlet ; and tta result of his encounter tad taca that, instead of contenting bimsllf with the brief sojourn which ta had contemplated, nearly a month tad gene, and he still ling-red, giving no more thought to hfa departure than if ta tad come thither with the fixed intention ot spending the entire summer. In a quiet retreat like that, people glide into familiar intercourse u imperceptibly and quietly u they do on shipboard. With excuse or without, Holm fell into the hab­ it of spending a great deal ol time at the boose of the two sisters. He helped Alice with her drawing and pointing, for which ta tad talent enough to have brcxnae an artist, had destiny rendered a profruion nrcrasary. He aided Mra Wynne in her study of Swedish, she happening to tare to accompany her out of the question. Ho called at the house in the afternoon, Tta smile of exqsfaite tgwy which wu but only saw one of the servants, who in­ hfa answer caused her to recollect that he formed him that Mrs. Wynne was confined wu not Ukaly to show his wound, but ata to tar chamber, and Mint Alice particular­ ly engaged. "I meant even to my outer. Oh I most It was not until the close of the succeed- of all, to tar 1" “You think ata docs not suspect T" he uksd, a little bitterly. “No, so r eried AGee, with startling vohsnwnee. “Tta bora idea would nearly kill her! And to know that 1 had riven a hint of this other secret would dnve her you larking about that howrn?" “Whatever bnsincwi I may have, it fa certainly no affair of yoore "retorted BrootAhP erdsimed tta other, suddenly. “I know who you era. You are Mr. Halm Brentford. I tave bea’d ceough Tta speech would bars roused Builders, examine their Build­ Hohn, only, before marc wade rou'd ta of puttied by tar spotcbr-batita spoken, foolh heard the through a gap in the landed the a-mo trstanl^nd not think now, risk tit.- "on o the-lnr.* ing Material, House Trimmings, them tn a plowed field, tar oompaaion still uw Alice Wynne them. turning tar by farther qumtions. . sitting passive, with tar face hidden, “Thank you. Oh, (tank I" she fal­ “Oh, Robert; Rotart!" cried. “Mr. Paints, Oils and Varnishes. the bey bowling like a as if long excursions among the to toe Brent ford -tli: is not gnooro,us. prom tered. ' wonderfol views or eaacadeB ; when “Indeed, most probably I stall sec >' twilight them home, Brentford “I did not men my word," ta tar. I stall go Farmers, examine the WTARD would tbs nondescript repast which “Oh, that will ta so much tta best and » pleaded. wheat thing to do," aha cried, a tone of I "Oh, Rotart, go gwwT PLOW, before purchasing others, •You tola me would go *’ intense rdfaf. I will f" ta broke in. "I Every one waranted. Those contemplating buying months which he find trace of are very kind," aba Mowers or Beepers should see her ; and thejtntnult tar soul words struck a chill to poor Hi. wife! Hohn aaderotood evrcyth br this last unexpected meeting convinced soul. It seemed to that she meant nr. Thfa man was Alies'a husband. him, beyond the possibility of doobt—uot answer to apply to the hat daws of his the Walter A. Wood Machines, that ho wished to'tave any doubt on. tta away through the hedge, and insulting He was could nor eedldbc s and idiotic sonnd footsteps turned at close beside sta » Yon » you maniac, hills, and' not brought share to brook sway." sta in you “ ifi could no are-trad in “You her replfad; and Holm's him her Caw, Sin aid Onawiial Mias Wynne wu at this time apparently about one-snd-tweniy, and her sister some three years older. The latter was also beautiful, though ben beauty wu marred by curtain tresu of suff.ring, and her talk by a tone of eyuiefam which made it evi­ dent that life tad not a) wap taen kind to her. proving, also, that ata tad not gained u many valuable leuona from trouble as P A I N TER Htstia^s^Mleh IUHWI HMM Special Medical Announcement Joy Comfort and Happiness Sisk wi’uilMeA! OF BASTINGS AND VICINITY. ••If there should ta tta least thing I could do, I tins! yoa will give mo the plea­ When unite certain that he waa out of sure," ta continued, still internally shiver­ right end Uriag, Alice sank slowly upon ing under that dfamri doubt. “Gm sure you know I should bo only too gfad to be of sentos.” “Thanks. You are very good," Mta Wynne said, and certainly tar voice grew still colder. “Hutmy faster fa better. I think that by to morrow she will ta ahU THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY Don't buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you ill save money by it. Everybody knows they tstver itan tar Vronh. “You tare not found advice mctkmg more shiHing than 1 “‘So. Itav.r~adfas.hr not taro �THE AMENDED LIQUOR LAW. M —1 U a*byM «» ' ’' _____ ; the reata fine asd puatohtMa! w u preTb. mn aaeudtat the Upanr Tax Isw. . r^nbSTy Doctor Aikln's Double Which h» now porewd both house* nf the I And krtadl ^ tbo drty of lh« Aoditcc Lerffassre Mita. kin. .mmrd^ G«-rel to pr^-re pfeMiblMkrMripto eM,U*tata4 bdew. AU tha^t— -- ------------ J ,U* “* coroner's jury is very sevree on ex-Bupw- I vieisg ArriritsH Mullrt. It charges him with iaeumpelcMy io ordering s grader ■bled tad other valxabk property tart. weight of concrete upon the roof, by 300 A meeting of the directors of tbo Kalper cent., than il was csL-uUicd to bear. amatoo and Lowell Railroad was bold at Lu other ways Architect MnBett uul also Swart's Hotel, in Grand Rapids, on the bis employes are charged with ineotnpoteo 4th inrt. There were prownt Owl. F. W. Curtealns, the Hon. f. B. Cobb, J. P. ey, and tbe United States Government is Woodbury, Jodge H. G. Wells, and D. hold rwponsibU for tho cahahy Hriroo*, Mick., Mat 16,1877. THE NEW LIQUOR LAW. Miriam has over 8300,000,000 tavol- Wc print fa auolhrr place fa thi* iaem. of tbe Bawxxx the nhangre which hanbeen tsadn io the liquor law by Uie pracut Legislature. They are important, and should hove the imtnediato aUmrion of every dealer fa iiquora. The penaltim art severe far setting without having first paid th, tax and filed the bond required bylaw, and we know it is the intention of the city authorities to enforce the law to the letter, and without any unMOMary delay; hence the men engaged in adliog, who would avoid prosecution should, without further driay, pay fa thrir tax and file their bcodr with the Rew.nler. The council win meet'Friday evening, and ail bond* sboulJ be proented before that time .that they stay te> acted rail that msotfog. THE EXTRa"sESS?ON OF CON. Hx- stele senator J- K. Boirw of HciL eon -ears a red ribboa. The CbcboyRui log crop of the past y«sr»oror51,0OO,o0ofaet. The rod ribbon club of Brighton Lus a membership of ever two hundred. SupL I-dyaid. of the M. C. R. IL, fa a Preparations are being made to rebuild late iaterview with a Detroit reporter, Indi on the site of the recent fire in Dexter. rated a l-relty strong intention on the part A reunion of the famous old ImobU of his road to bold on to. its. Icaaed linen. He is reported aa saying, “Fancy the Air Battery will be held at Adrain.May 23d. Line, tho Grand River Vallny, and the South Haven diviaious under the control of other companies ! Tht policy of cou trolling or letting thean roads jo only re­ solves itself into the following question. Shall the Mihigan Central make iu own rates or allow others to make them? BeA» the matter now etar.da the LegWatare expect* to reach a final adjournment on Saturday. II. M. Look; of Pontiac, i> an earnest and <mfa-».cuc worker ia tho red ribbon ll U difficult to any who haa a rigbl'to com plain nf the pmiponcment ef the ex­ tra Moriod of .GfajrtMUll Oot. 15. Not the buxines* men, for they amid a renewal The total premiums offered for rom;<of politari sgitxifoo. Not tta .Trader, of titim in the Michigan trotting circuit lbw either party, for they hare naked for delay year amount ta 120,750. and wiB proerad with facreued tapxful’ -Alfred IL Heath of Ionia and Charica 11. Fisher of Portsmouth hare been eomarn>y, far the ioccr.rcairoco to tta *-Idlers mfauttwd ns portmasters. Will be tligfa. Not ita Cougrasimcn, for they wccld risk health and bappioo** ia a wa* fler.ecd'of $125 at Grand Rapid* on' midsutams acMioo. Not du- newspaper*. Friday by a confidence man. for tlje close coatcmplatioa of Congress llound trip ticket* to and from ant tends to melancbcly. . Not Mr. Cox, for it point on the C. A L. H. IL IL can be allow, him a longer time to put salt on the bought at pvatly reduced ratre. ' tail of tta Hpcakendiiji. Not Mr. FMd, Chai. F. Barron, of Detroit, haa been for it increases hi* chance* of findin-- a ch.wa Asiistant General Freight Agent seat fa the House that is for sale.' Not of tta Michigan Central Railroad. Two more now coal bnrner enginra Mr. IlMdril, fori e**T*«oio our Wish logtou dbpxtctas. In feet, not inybody. were added to the rolling acock of the Chi­ cago and Loks Huron llailtoad la*l Frt- THE TWEED CONFESSION A iqreial diipatcb from -Albany to the Chicago Timfi of tta 9th say* that Attor­ ney Gtaeral FrirefaM. cf New York, after consultation with Wheeler H. 1'rokhsm. end Cogpfaition Countd Whitney. ’>« come to the soqdnrinu that Tweed's confsoslon anaot ta made available fa carry­ ing on t he prorecutrena against the old ring thieves ; He lisa therefore returned the documenta te Tw^ and has refmed to conoeut to his refease. It b noteworthy that all ttapWaow who hare been cowrited on this matter ire Democrat*, snd th<xc will be some suspciouajpeopje who wfll wonder if Tweed's revelation* did not invoire U» many praufaent Democratic lend­ er* to be nude public with aaftty. The Senate has [sowed a bill for com­ mitting to the Asylum for the Insane per­ sons aejaiued of murder on the ground of insanity. ' Sheep shearing InliXak ata fashionable in many parte nf this State. There .will be one at the National Park in Kalamaxor eounly, May 23d. A gentleman of Kalsmaz-K. haa been re querted to write up the geography of Michigsn for two of the Urges-, n-jblishing bouses of the East. . * leasing Reform club to all the clubs in the state to join with them in a mate meeting oa the 4<h of July.- Seventeen and thirteen were Jlheir re■petlvv *g-». and they von mu and wife nt Ixsig Rapids, Alpena county, a few days ago The Coldwater JltjurUfoan believes that thc "■’I1’1**^ •T'‘he Ixgulature for a health officer in each township will invoire a needle*, expense. Two young gentlemen of Montague, Muskegon County, are about perfecting arThere ero two regtmena of cavalry and ranraneute to visit New Spath Wales with three of infantry fa Texas for tervice the view of permanent location. on th* Mexican frontier. Doug. Chase, for nearly twenty yean, Attaroey Gooerri Dereu i* Mt going one of the most popular conductors on ibe to rerigu to be seat to Coartantfaople,1 Michigan Central, has been appointed Traa^ortatiou Master of th* C. B. A Q. consequently Secretary McCrary will not Bey. Dr. E, J. Fish ef Laming i* the Michigan member of tbe committee of arrangements for the national Haptht Sunday-school convention at HoKon. May 17-20. The anxiety of tbe New York .$’■« iert President Haya aha!! cripple arid dtrtroy the Republican party, u thr mart touching manifestation of unadfah and even sensi­ tive petriaunt that tbe public has seen for The Cincfaaatl Erifemrr wants a war with Mexico right off. Bui why? Has not the G rnscr who steals sheep and ro­ nin an good a tight tn home rule, a fair ideal rea-nlly to appoint Benator-oUce Spofford to the.benrii of tho Supreme Court, and Ute* secure tbe sumiasioa of Goi KsBogg. It i* lb. Krenral belief, however, that ex-Socratan Bristow will re•rive tho appointment. . - There was a dwturbacce in tbo Illinois AasemMy a Crir days ifoee. The Speaker called . colored tnrater to the Chair, PARIS UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION OF 1878. Brief Summary of Ute Principal Regu-. ; fallout luued by the French Com­ minion, Specially Affecting Foreign Exhibitor*, aa Published by the Brit­ ish Royal Commiailon. eontainiug new taatert, r< who-.- prorisona rtS.-ntiallr.iJterod.fan printed in fall. (►there. .KgUlv etangod. are dmeribed. re L . ’ ' try'Action where qaatahon marks are> used tta ex*--, text oT the bill is given : ‘•Sxrrtos 1. Ic all townships, citim and villages of tins State there shall be' ■nnually levied and collected the following tax upon tta husiucos nf tnanufactaring,’ setting, or keeping for aale by all pcrouns' wtaee traaiMse fa whole or fa part con stas fa setting or offering for sak. or man ufacturtog distilled or malt liquor*, or' mixed liquors, by .retail, or any patent modiaae mixture or compound which in whole or iu port consist* of spiritneua or fatoxicatfag liquors the sum of 1150 p« annum , upon the bueiwws of selling or offering by retail any malt, brewed, vr fermented liquors, 180 per annum ; upon the busiMas of setting browed or malt liqnors at wholesale, er aT wholesale and re­ tail, 1300 per annum ; open tbe bosfacsu of manufacturing brewed or malt liquoni for sale, if the quavtity manufactured ta over 5 tarrela and dm* not exceed 1-500 barrels, 850, if over M00 tarrth snd not exceeding 5,000 barrels, 1100 ; if 5,000 barrels or over, the *um of 8200 per an­ num , upon the buaioew of manufacturing for sale spirituous or intoxicating liquors. $300. No penoa poring a tax on spirit­ uous or intoxicating liquor* under this art •call ta liable to pay a tax oa the sale </ naslt. brewed and fermented liquor*. No pcraon paying a raaaufarturer's tax oa brewed or mall liquor* under this act shall be liable to pay wbaleoale dealer's tax on tta same." 8XC.2. defining who ar* retail deakr* arid <boare wbolensla dealers, and provi.iine that there shall be no tax on wine or cider made from Michigan fruits, nor on druggist* selling liquor* "lor medicinal, chemical, mechanical and sacramental •■Sir. 3. The taxer herein provided for shall be assessed, levied and edheted. by the same ofieera, and in th* same time and manner aa the texes upon |<nu>na) property, except as herein otherwise pro­ vide.]. But no peraon shall eirgaifj iu sny business mentioned in thia act until he 2. OcxxLi will be’idmiiled into tin- Ex­ han first notified, in writing, the BMeswing hibition from the lit of January, 1878, to officer wbwe daly (t would be to as*.-*the the 3ltlh of March, 1678, both days to­ tax herein above provided to be levied on meoc* khe same - naming the time when, and th* place where) , nor until be has also paid to the county treasurer offtl;e proper eounly, the full amount of tbe tax t. Goods must be in Uteir [lace* and all tb«r*for„required by thia act. to be ep. arrangements complete^ by the l&th of plied by such county treasurer to the pay­ April. After this date the General Ccm- ment of said tax wbanever the tax nd) therefor shall enuse to bis bands. And mirtioner will dispose of any space not oc­ any person violating the foregoing stall cupied, or only partially occupicdX, ta dretacd guilty of a misdemeanor, and 5. Tliere will be no charge for space. upon convict! .n thereof, stall be punished C. The Exhibition precincts bring con­ by fine not exceeding JllMi acd evote of stituted a bonded wariahome. there will bo prosecution, and <m failure to pay such fine end coms, shall bo impruoovd not ex­ no duties to pay for any goods except such ceeding ninrty day*; Pnnidrd, N-whing u arc inteodol for consumption, and these herein contained shall ta coortrued U-ex­ will only be liable te Uie dirties levied oo empt aav specie* of property from taxasimilar products of the mint' favored ua- rion under the general law* and all annual taxr* herein provided for shall be for the year commencing on the first day of May, 7. All objects exhibited will be nrotrot- and shall be deemed payable and duo at «1 against piracy of in res lions or desrigtu. the time of the delivery of tta augment Upon this subject exhibitors are referred roll to the county trexrorcr as hereinafter to Appendix No. 11, to the General Reg- provided.*' ulatious. Stt. 4. Specifying that the time for 8. The General Communion will "take taking the asaraatnent roll shall ta on or precautions for ths. safe preservation of all before tbe third Monday of May, and rel­ objects in the Exhibition, but wfllnolbe. ative to giving ootij* to person* wtane liable for Irew or damage of any kind. names are not <m the roll,'remain- unalt­ 0. There will bo no charge for ffoorine, ered. except in the Maehincty Hall. ‘ Set. 5. 8o much of this eA-tivn a* ro­ 10. A limited quantity of steam, gas, tates to the time tor review sod oorndion and motive power will be supplied free of nf the roll, and for informing pcnsoM Ha­ ble to taxation whcoe name* sre not on 11. The placing of heavy objects, re- the roll, remains unaltered In regard to qtiriog special foundations or adjustment amemora' compensation, thi* is added ■ may. by special arrangement, begin al an -‘And the said aaMsncr shall receive |2 easier period han the 1st of January. per day for each day's service performed under this act, and for traveling fa mak­ ing such rervieo, on the usual trareb-J route, ren eono< per mile for cuing only, packing, fittings, placing and ears ofgoods, to bo computed from the office of tta assterna of empty cases and return of goods, sesoor makiug such service, and th* like provision and placing of velariums or ceil­ travdiog fees for making hi* return to ings in tlu> exhibition, special earth works, the couaty treasurer, to be audited end al­ etc., in the gardens, and all charga for lowed by tbe township board, the village decoration auihorixed by tbe Genera! Com- trustee, or tta common council, ami paid tnfasioocr, are to be home by tbe exhibit out of the contingent funds of said townora. •ship, village nr eity." 14. The General Cotutaissioa will not “SEC. 6. When said mmmoc ha* re­ take charge of empty -ases. viewed and completed hi* roll it shall ta 15. No modern work of' art win be ad­ hi* duty to attach ttaeoto, rigrxrd by him, missible if executed before the 1st of May a certificate whkluMy be fa the follow -, 1867. fag form . 16. Noxious and explosive substance* r7J“ ^nlir 1 *••• wi will be prohibited a* usual, and the Gen­ eral Commissioner peservra the right ofex eluding any object which may seem to him to be facoosirtaat with tbe proper decorum of the Exhibition.' . 17. There will be no construrtioo* in thr gardens illistrating national dwelling A fire ta Detroit on the hfa datroyed th* show case manufactory of ’J. Phillip. A Bra. and M. D. Fravy A Co s wwd box factory. Ths total lorn ■ I2A00O; insur the name of the peroon who has signed the application for admindon. ed for 816.000. IV. No article may be withdrawn before J. H Wyooff, a Jackson artist, ha* the done of the exhibition without special bean making a life siiod portrait of ex­ consent of tho Gemtral Commissioner. Governor Bagley, fa India ink and cray­ 20^3 good. mast. under penalty, be on. Tbe CHiitt pronounces U a beauti­ ful artistic work. 21. The General Commiarion informs Il is reported oo pretty good authority lhai the red ribbon movement and the new all exhibitors that the Chambmr of OotnIfauor law bars already dosed forty-lhreo SKtn of Paris will establish a general aaioons in Grand Rapidi, ->— agency for the reception, management and return of goods. several more soon. 22. The General Csmtnixioner will not K. O. Rose, of the Bi correspond directly with foreign ^biklirws. an influential renreoentat far* of 1873-4,' b ma speoebna, and oa April S A young man fa Adrain took strych­ nin* just because be fall fa Ura with a Kwbo had no fava for him to fall into. tortor fa time eaved hfa> from death by I stryoltafae, but didn't fetch th* girl. I M. Hudson of .Lansang has recently purchased throe Ucrkshira swine from tbe noted breeder, T. 8. Cooper, of Pennsyl­ vania. They are raid to be superior to any heretofore introduced in tta* section. improvemenU fa the kM .f Urtsw. lB whui wmh b aceortlag to my bmt laforamitoa and b51«C —And on or bjfore the first Monday of June he ajuall attach to such Mnreamenl roll a warrant, under bis hand, command ing tbo county treasurer to collect such texui m the manner pr-su-ribed by Uw for tbo cp“—““ -r ------- o--------- j._ villags herein <xtarJta°pron fa3. — — ----- - -Ithin the same time deliver the raid roll and warrant, ac completed, to the treasurer of his county : Pr-wAtaf, fo.rre.vr, That in cue th. .bore , roll is not completed within tbo time stave fixed, or u defective ta any respect, the same ■ny, by «h4-emor, bn completed st any tone thereafter and delivered to such tmrurer nor shall any irregularity or de­ fect >n the certificate attached to said roll in any wise invalidate arid roll er any —v. -J urovioinr for adding nraa to the roil after the time * *7 publi cation is unaltered. “Sec. 7. The county treasurer, upon rerereins xuoh roll, shall proceed Io col­ lect roeh taxm, and for that puryewe ►hall remain in bls office on tta second, third, end fourth Fridays of Juno, he stall re­ tain two per cent, for coUnoUtm fem. Hvera eocnty treauurer, sheriff or ocher offieer, who shall edlrat or roorive payment of eny tax under tta prwwoos of thia act shall upon making such ooltartfon, or reoe-.reroch payment, give a receipt for the taxes so ooilreted or received to tta per- SCROFULA. sheriff or other officer evltecting any sseb tax. No dDuniy treasurer or other officer shall receive a part of the tax assreetd agsitet such perato. company or copart­ nership, wr receipt for such partial: pay­ meat; nor shall any such person, compa­ ny/rr obpertMsxhip encage is thnboMuas taxipd by thi*without having paid to the couty treasurer the retire amount for whteh they are eo taxed to the end of the taxiop. year." “8k. 8. If any. person, corporation, amoeiation, company, or copartBcrslup sUall reluse or neglect to pay the tax k uoceand yritbin five days after the time apecifled In the- preceding iwcteon, each treasurer shall, within fire dav* after the time limited for ooUceting the same, issue SaifutoM Hubot. =B=S~“ Closer, Cancerous Humor. ri'y and enforce th* punishment provided in thia art for the non-payment of such tax ; and no levy made, or proceeding tak­ en by the sheriff to collect such tax shall bo a defense to soeh proooeutioa, anises co:lection of said tax wa< enforced thereby Wore the commencement of such prosecu­ tion. And at the time of making such re pert, to aforesaid, to the pronetnting attor­ ney, tho county treasurer shall make a like sworn statement and report to the Govcrpor of ths State, together with the names and amount of tax doe from Mil perd sous againat whom such prosecutions have been rommeooed.1' * Section 15, fixing penalties upon offioero neglecting or refusing to carry out ] I Canker. । 1 a / . Sift Rheum. Erysipelas. Pimplei and Huaort on the Face. third* of which shall be retained by the sheriff and one-third of which in addition to bu fma allowed by Orel fan 7 of thia act, shall be paid to the county treasurer, a. hia fees under the said warr.nl) by distrou and sale of any goods and chatted* of such person or perautu, corporation, sasoctation, and every offenseand the Gorernur may. company, or copartnership, or of any i in case ef any such neglect or rritual, sp govL and chattel. found in ths custody or point some other person or persona to per­ form tbe dalios prescribed by this art, who aboil, upon benng so appointed, have like powers and duties under thia act M such assoMr, trauurar, prooecutfag attor­ ney, ar sheriff, as’ the case may be; and in case of the appoint moot of any person in place of the proseevtfag attorney to prusAmtc for violation of this act in any county, the supervisors shall allow and pay shcriff. the delinquent shall] ay sech tax tn such prosecutor reasoaabie compensel k>n without levy aqd upon such demand, then for all service* performed by him a* «ucb the sheriff shall crrflect of such dHin proaebutor." Section 18 specifca acts repealed, and Cut in addition to the amount dne al time of such demand 3 per cent for the few of the teid treasurer, and also tl« amount of foe* for himself which arc al­ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. loyed him hr Uw in cos ol demand upon execution irtued from any court of rvo. nl.' C. .P. Rowell &, Go’s. Coj: Sic. 9, nfiarive to*the made of proce­ dure by the alKtiff, under bis warrant, far •0UDc. CHE'.* 3MOKL the enforcewut of unpaid taxes', is made (gjfcfk MATCHLESS ninch more rigid in iu proriacma. The sheriff shall call upon cash person named io his Warpnt “wi fain let days of the timrof re.-e:ruig such warrant,' and tie “shall forthwith levy upon," etc., not ou *ac*' ly in ease such person "refuses," ( as word ed in the old Uw) but iu ease he not pay the tax at once, with interest and fees; from any cause whatever. And the sher­ iff may levy not only upon "the goo.b and sas sytr*SJis± a. 71™ in™ "fiMtay-j * Ttiinort, Ulcers or Old Sam Catarrh. Ganen) Debility. S66 t.-sf. a'KjMW&THgtg cistioo, company, copartnership," etc., but also "upon the lands and tenements of every such pcrsMi • • wbereUer found in said county." Sbs. 10, proscribing the manner of sale by the sheriff of the property levied upoq for taxes, rrmrina unaltered m far as it go»w. The following relative to sherifi*' tired* for real mure isosddctl :. “And every deed executed by the ah.r iff upon sales of real estate under the pro visiotM of thia net Khali be prittn fitcie evi- 3S-‘St* xflSE^THE BOSS LAGER BEER ws e TTt.’L-ixte-.aaBa. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS ?5 HHJffHESSftJiLTJBi Important to the Ladies. Sir. 11, relative to adjournments of oak for wut of bidden, gad proceediegv in eave of aale far a sum insufficient to pay the taxes and o>ste, is considerably *mtdi6od, butts not rssentially altmd. “Sir. IX. The assessor shall have pow­ er, and it shall be h» duty, Io add to said roll al any time during the y«or, the name of any person, eorporalion, uaociatit-n, company or copartnership, engaged iu any kindef burinew* specified in Ute first wcpear upon such roll, and to mm* against ■uch burinnM thereon a yra rata tax for the nnexpired portion of racb year, and ■aid aoseMmcni, notify 'he person, corpo­ ration. assoriation, company, or copartner ship, of the time and place at which the asocrtitent will be made, and requiring such person to appear at tbe time and place mentioned and show oaune. if any, why such sencsement should not be msde, which notice shall be served try leaving a a copy thereof with the person or jiersons to "be usoued, or with some person at his or their place of business, at lente throe days before the lime specified therein for the day of hearing, and upon such asaeastnent being made, and within tea days af­ ter such bearing, the Mscosor shall com­ plete such aMcsaincnt and date asd attach to live same the original ameauMml roil, in the hands of tbe county treasurer, and within fire days Uinrnatter said treasurer shall issue his warrant and thereupon tbe same procesdingl shall be bad ta all respecta, and within like tijaca, as though such Mxasmeul lad been made by tbe asnerovr u grot in this act prescribed; notiitd. for.arrrr, That all warranto tea- SEO, PECK 155 and I CO'S 157 WOOBWAIO AVE., IETIOIT aril hnestic Serin Mato writ Paper Fatii® ■slit Oiteiraite iislic Mitoflftl 'oissnc lamr. CEO. WOODS gDSON, MOORE & CO., ( LIGHT-RUNNING , t GOODS. EsafitSsij-- DETROIT. ‘DOMESTIC riYES!iSOU)IERS:)OYES: SEWING MACHINE BEST. sixty day* from date of same That fa rase .nf neglect or refusal nf said saseasor to comply .with the provisions of this sec­ tion, then, and in that case, tbe said coun­ ty treasurer sludl have power, and It shall lie his doty, to make the aaseasment and • DOMESTIC"SEW’IXG MACHINEOO.. give tho notice required by this steUoa, and tbo same shall bo valid u though made by th* aracsacr and every asse— meat and every assessment roll mad* us dse <h. provisteos of tbb act. after the seme shall have boon planed ia the hands cf. the county treasurer, shall lx> prima /an'r evidcucoofthelegaEly and validity of tbe roll, and of the aasortmant*', asd * the correctnw*. and regularity of all tho 704539 C. M. RUNYAN’S. I would respectfully announce to the citi­ zens of Hastings and vicinity, that I have a new and M m Ilf HUM! Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00 ; Sugars, syrups, spices. Baking Powder, salerntus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco. <itc_ etc., which will be sold ai RtTM-mbcr Ihtjduce.nt J. S. Hl/WYoUi'fi Boot and Shoe Store. Jeffehson street. Crwe me a call. xxiMtf C. M. RUNYAN. City Dr ig Store! J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, »m patented, tea yuan later, te , d-e number hod incresMd sixfold, reaching 3,710, wide up to January 1, 1850, as already stated, th-.- sgrregrto cf ptents isnod amounted to 18,417; ■»« that tito* aad up to the present the total M 161,018. "And curiceky hare loads as," adds th. ‘ a HASTINGS. - - MICHIGAN. IlnigH and Medicines of hII detcriptions ;pt constantly on hand, and Prcucriptiann illfttlly cowpott arl\rrl. Also h full line ol ■■■ �/< Ti/rl(rpu*tieyl BIGGEST RUSH 1 ornaAL r»mw bakby coffinr. ever seen in graj On account of dull times and having too large a Stock of Sj >thing EDS. Clothing, We have tbo Prices of Meo's sod Boy’s Uloibiog so low tbst and we have been doing an immense busineBB ever since. Qua!ley, luforniatljs for Utctbj ftea* *Uop ia eight tfaw, a eelte/rereyw wa* entered tty Ot* 1‘roreeuUag Atlooey by mmu af the Court M-t-a fl-..-! resolution, that th. Cosalite* •* HiJ. u-l Croas Walk, to ud they are hereby direct^ to rail.* th* **r>. to U built, aaj th* oaM Ihiroaf b« SSI rare! ea th- property Ad«p<ed by ayaa aad al ye ** follows: Ayv-AM. Dewey, te«1*. UeM*n, ToaUa- ' . NOTICE THESE PRICES, COME WHILE WE HAVE THE GOODS. V’*1"* Suils JS 60. *4 00 ud *6 00. former Price. *« 00 to *8 00. Men h dl M ool Spring Suite $8, $7, $8 and $9, former prices $10 to $15. Men's Fine Cosainiere and Black Cloth Suits $10 to $15 and up. Sfen a Lined Panto 75cto. and $1 00. Men’s all Wool Panto $2 50. $3 and up. Men u Fine all Wool Panto and Vewto $4. $5 and Morn all Wool Ooaw(Job) $2 50. Men a Cotton Soeicit 3 and fleto. a pair Men’s Summer Coai> .35cto. and up. Men’s White Varta $1 00 and up. r *adbalardar*aljm.;,**’i Adapted by ayre and nay* aa foftowa Ayna—Aid. Dewey, Lewis. Rureefl. TaaaMam aadYauag—5. _• ■ May»—Sas*. • i ! Boy's Suite (8 to 8 yean) $1, $2, $3 and up. Boy’s Suite (10 to 15 years) $2 50. $8. $4 and up. Boy’s Suite all Wool $5 and upwards. Boy’s Blue and Black Fanta $2. Boy's Blue and Black Coats, smdl sixes $2 50. . Boy's Summer Goats 35cte. and up. Boy's Lined Pants 7Sets.'and $1 00. -Circuit Court Criminal­ Circuit Court Commieionera - Constable Sheriff or Convey- ' UW- CITY DRUG STORE WAIZIBIt BABIES. Patent Medians at Market Price»-Finc Toilet Articles in euTless variety-Pure White Lcad-Oilfr-VarnishcA-BruahtMi, etc. A large quantttv of Io fset all Goods whether fine or common here been reduced in' price hilly Lower than any other Store in the State, and you will do weH, and get better Goods, uhd save money by coming to us.' j THE GREAT ONE PRICE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal Bt, GRAND RAPIDS. 'Ail Abai the County. teal lb;ijit;; pitice; ■fisss M. D. Reed desires to caD attention to ia new Watson Shop, where ha may be sund at all tour* of nay day, ready to do ay work ia hia line, from putting a new oka ia an old wheel, to thobuiWing of Naw Advertisements. binr WHO1IMD! OU a! th Sip tf IkeBlG HAT. LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE. Fourteen milUoaa of dollare and ossy bare l«ren th* profit* reoaired by four mra In ditto dends sluts* from the CensMtdalsd Virginia min* In 5*rada dace Ftbnniw, IB,S! ar about ctoh tvrry day. • Juel esaetly why » much gold and silver .houUb* poured into th* tap* of there four indiridual* I* not stria sriy I Ok- These extra Low Price* will continue till our present Stock of Spring and Summer Clothing b all disposed of. par Directory for 18H. J am inroad by 8. M rntllagill k Co., th* waft-known adsrrtls-ng agrnta of Naw YeA, Boston and PbHadHphi*. Thera are reported in it lb* name*, character [political, agrinlUrel. religious. mUieal.eic.] CABBOL1C OIL WALBRI DGE, . . ST A CtTIZKX U» aA*TlX<U. n 1* fo to* rearaoe rehowl system ef Amers la*, that to* secret «f her greetare* Ila*. H* awveoer pabli* reheats. *tad ere aa a pw>pl« will *pe*lily stogtwrate. ■*, adveutoa will ae toager serve a* a rtar of hop* to th* rlriag yoclh at to* food Wtnjs. ibana, thi,tie* aa-l taro* estiaM grow up *a4 choke o«i (b« Ilf* at uvr gnalnaaa. Thi* briag ln>«. it I* Importaal, that th* yretsg talari base for iu laaahrr aa-l la*traetor oa* who ia thurov^ly slerxad to lb* «*U-briag aad best iatereei* ol the Illi* sees plaerel ia hi. charge. Thi* baportanl part of th. public reboot uachlarry we f«»r ia a*4:y aeatiag la tbr eoataoa aehaela of lla*tla<>. From aU wa can learn py to aula that I lad myself greatly improved. . T> tbuea who are aSieud with the dyspsfril, or <ieraDgssa.nl at the User ansi stomach, gw sluclag general prvatraU .n at strength, I would The yrpreedlags'of the Council meeting last Friday craning «i4 internal some perastu on Broadway. . n>« Stsea Cusaoditea Lar* pal Ina muchneeded raisers cm But*street, just wrest 9f th* cilitia* ior the cure of *ach affertmo*. aad i focnltr of physicians sad «urg-cs* will en brace grudisatet from l-Mh American an 1 Ear peso Medical Hdioals who has* beeoae dteK gaiatod for their eMil. Th. Pa.pi*-* Cammi See^Uadreal Adsteee. to I*- U- • K—*». -— 1 ■ , —--- — ite letter jatwa a model of typographical To All, Particulsriy Invalidi, riehnre*. and tbo arrauguoxta: ihroagboal i,<lac u a tryiaa reason. IMIreti*** ef rtciaM, simply artperb, the Rocrr Mocstaim ■b«aU at ware be attreawi to. Fatal Imare* may T..cm«t ■ worthy cf csMupanwa with We hare it from 20 cant* to 11.00. We aatol aad the s/rtssa t. rmaala la a dlrerdarsd 1‘uturrtifiM jltnrrica vr Tit Alditt. it will guarantee to mit yen. eesaUrlaa. katu th* dterwdw has tim* i-s dsssts* t* wnucn in gtmipy. graphic .isle, «>t«COFFEE. iUelf. Aa reuse af aretesUva u worth a res a* *J tng tielaila of tbe tour through the widen* We hare none but pure, for we roast sere, is aa sM and tiathfbl •*,!«. TbentLrr. v. of tlw Southwest (tho Arkaaaea Valley, adsia* all whs are trw.Llid with th* raatptoiau Sotith.ru Kamas), to th* Yrry heart of the Baw ser, psasaleat-haada-he. todlaaatlaa. dlr Alpa of America— the Rocky Mouoteitm. ordaead tiros, weal at a»p*(M,. **■». ee fcessisb akla. la uk*. witheet delay, fchrereh1, Maadrak, Jaonu are made to aD the fimeus raaorU ►ilia W* haaw af a* rsaasd, ae barmlaas aad de- of Colorado, tbe remarkable rain*, the eiaitala u» a*tiea. It at owes strikes at the rere «f th* diaaare aad reoduro. a Laaifoz Waa to tke erMvaa. I’erpl* sever aaed safvr ftem *Lr dissai* ■ . ......... la offering to all the large* aa*»rtmeat GENTS FGU- of II ATS, CAPS and NISHING GOODS to be fowd out­ ride of Detroit . And here ia where tbo Joke come* in, HF. IS SELL 1XG THEM AT MUCH LOWER PRICES—Vw’t fril to acc the good, be­ fore pnrohaaing. 810 KT OF BICJ MLA.T GOOD ICT8 TO THI PUBLIC! fael th- (ret ia.Ueatiaas ef th* mated,. Fatal!).* laaila* hare* foe th. wuamar moates shaald taka hree er fey tea** of there rills with three. Th., POSITIVELY CURED. Iciti.n to certain Irregularities, and asked that be use Me iafioeace with the leocbcrs un­ der him. to promote th* latereau of th* yiung mind*, and thus arouse mere perfect Liratoy STONE WARR Wa bar* a carload of S5W gallon. of qjtxtWara. It i, tbe bart. SMITH HOGLB * PRESTON. miyl&U STOCK OF GROCERIES arid that span oaa oeraal-n. wi>B* talking tested by tw* hundred sad eighty-two et.gr*’- with Mr. Diehls open thia subject, he slump iagt, and elegsally bound In cloth and gilt. I* •d to retaliate by aaklng ma hew ranch aant to any addreaa by th* author aa receipt of ••acbcel tea" I paid. Thi. qseasten t tbni re­ 11.40. Almost one hundred thausaad aspxa 1‘EOI'LK OF BABRV COVSTT preparations ll>aa all athera combined. They give aatiafrelLa la every caa*. and I can ehearfttlly recommrad them la th* pubUa." .More heps. stealing. Itsnia county. Supposed to has. passed through1" bare Oarers after 'cm. Noi eaugb^yH aa wa has* hterdl best interests ef h*r Mholare. aad the result, lost and order presell. 1 do not belles* there is a ehibl ia th* ally of Hasting*, who Urea mure to ga to rebuol. ar l« more pnnrtaai, than sur faith, Hegl* A l-rebton has* a atuuber of focal ad* ia thi* teat*. and it will pay th* be Mid to th* Haatloga Sir. Crea^r, our f-herifl", ba* Isreght eul to* Inter** of Mr. llat; la th* elgar nusaufoctory. aad will carry an the busai*** ia foUtro under The ladle* telcngiag to Ite Woman . Cbrialiaa Temperasco L'niaa arc aU particularly re.paatad to be prerenl at the mat mcathly meellag. la be Laid May I?d. Burinem af i be »a*mit*.| by Hyltattr her by Hamaal C. Waadam* Up of OrutgasIU*, for SI DEFY COMPETITION. THE FAMILY GUEST Drugs, Medians, Etc., Etc Stety toocaaad ®pi«* bar* already baaa a*U uf Will L. Tkompea*-* famous sc-ng. -Oatoar*ag Bheite from th* Baa Shore/- It I* Ihrnght rtlmafou lh« youg mind a under her charge. Lai her in tans be kind yet hrta, recking to ptes** rather tkaa frigblsn. uriag loss rather ■Un lynaay. ’ aax-Mn. Wm. H. Goodyear. "HaoiMsrtnvra PEOPLES DRUG STORE. Pbynician’B Preacriptioiw and Family Recipca carefully pre­ pared with Drugs and Chemicals Hn Haunt! of parwt quality only. Wethington. D. C A. Eatlav. grain oeaseyes, Grand Hasaa. T. Kaettell. grain binder, Burlington. L. lUgatow, .Htlag and gagitg saw Issti. THE Elffllffi B0UM11II BLOEi, TAKE NOTICE. To Those whom it may Concern. I am now running a New Portable Ma- chin* for moving, rais­ ing or changing the TEMPERANCE. I Tha Annual Oonventk* of tbo W. C. T. U. for the 6th CongrewroaU District. location of buildings from small to great and having handled �Railroads. Doctor Aikln's Double Column. "AiStc flowing extract* from toe anrouut cf ac Baker pl*ce, will be read with interest . At aow rote dietent from the fianily reridenco aad ornamcUal groumte, stand the great gWcovcrrd chicken-haws, tbo roormoua ley fag houaea (the latter » rutco four buufari and sixty fort long), fowl raising establishment. After practically experimenting in Ta­ rtan ways far several yearn (daring which period Mr. Baker has expended in these experiment*, aad in the erection and appnintmento of his uumcroon bmldiugs, seme 175,000), hw crtablislunrot for Itsichuig cliiekros, ducks or turkeys is to­ day brought down to a very fine point, aasuredlv, sr.d upon Mr. Baker's plan the thing io entirety feasible. Tbo greet boarding-house is a long, glased building fashioned like a pitch roof green-houae, with a broadside' aspect to the eret and south. A two and • half story building at the cod (to which this is axtaclicdj is a commodioun dwelling-houM for tbe attendants, etc., and contains Mr. Baker's private office, the incubating- are quietly nrodmxd thousands of ehteks by artificial heat, event week. This cham­ ber is about twenty feet square, protected try double lets of windows, rod three rati ere cf bsgr oblong incubators stand ranged through ac center; while a lower range, oimilariv constructed (each with eight tiera of shallow egg-drawers, one above the other, stand around the foursides ef ae room. The cspadty of the hatching drawers, ar multiplied trap, in these Incubators is «|ual to the accommodation of about rirht thonmad rpu at ajtime, or, say,-for! turning out .one hundred and lorry thous- a rro^y nuifst for them all, ss tho Weeks I and montha’go by, annually. There ia so limit to the product, indeed, when man­ aged upon Mr. Barker's system. Ha WO! shortly extend hia laying bouse to about eight hundred feet frontage, adding three hundred and fifty feet in length to iu pressot rise. Thie will, in al), give spare for one hundred and thirty-five pens, to ac commodate. under one roof, about three thousand fire hundred hying bens and companion roosters. Tho estate of Mr. Baker faces the North Hirer, upon tbo westerly bank, and hia country house and grounds occupy tbo cold for the healthful and righUul progress of the hatchings, the" undue variation of heat ia instantly anncuaced through indi­ cators governed by the electrical current and apparatus co strived far this special purjxiee. Tbe atmosphtye in the iocubaV tag sprtment is kept tucul and humid— ■ fikc tho warm spring air—by placing open, shallow pans at water around, upon which tbe LootM air acta advantageously, crap, erasing it evenly and admirably. The yosng birds remain iu the trays (where tUv firat iw daylight after lirraking their shells) for two or three hours, when-they become dry and lively, and are traDeferred to nTrat Mr. Baker calls hie "broodingThia glasa bow ia thirty feet in width ani cne hundred and fifty-right feet in length. . It ia dinted off Into fifty sep­ arate ninitBrUaento (twenty-firo on eicbet side), fa tach cf which are kept and "brooded," artifiaallr, one hundred chiika/rom ac second day of thrir birth to taro or three weeks old, Ue aeeommodatioM wiaiu the large cowrvrtory be­ ing ample few five thousand ducks al a time (of all ages), from the rise of a half­ grown robfa to that of a pigeon or partridge, until they bcecme good-rised broilers} and then, at from ooe and a half to two and a half peuuds each, they u, drrwed and seat to the hotels aad reaturanta of New York at forty to fifty rente per .pound. In thia how the chickens are • broodad'' when quite young by a patent hen­ mother to each pen. At two or three • celts old trsnafcro ere mads from this how to anodrer and larger range of build­ Ings, srenilarly gtexed aad ventilated, fa rate apartments, tbe layin^tais and pul Jets kept <m tbe premises by Mr. Baker. This laser range of buildtnp is gi.ro! cn one side onlT.is four hundred and sixty feet loag, divilod into seventy.five compar.meotj, and aeh pen has three rooms or diruwns in it The pons run throttgii from front to rear, and are afx feet wide, each, bw twenty fret long, ftnm east to Y®-• The fowls are fod trow the rear of Railroads. slope back from the river, upon the highrat portion of too well-known ‘‘PslieUea.'' The faei of the perp<ndicuJv rock* th»* form ae extreme frontego of this point on toe Hudacm is so squarely upright that a stone dropped- from an extended bend, over the railing before his summer-house will fall in a direct line to the gravelly margin of the river below, a dirtsnee of fire hundred and sixteen feet. Tbe hen-houses, incubating-housci, rta blra, forcing-howrn, etc., are all servrdy plain in tbw style of architecture, but are costly, extensive and weU-bnilt throuihout ; and the modal adopted by Mr. Ba­ ker to render tho intericr of the.fowl and chicken-rearing pretni-ra cool and id7 in tutnmer, or warm, healthy and comfort­ able for hte vast poultry-familice in wfatefT arc fa all respect* ae meet erenomirab the mart practical, and the most subrtantis! for a«e ranges of buildings that wo have ever well devoted to this burieeM. The magnitude of this splendid under­ taking, as conceived aad carried cut by Mr. Baker, is altogether excsWioual in tho way of raising domestic poultry. There b 00 catabihhmrnt like thu in ae known world, coo-idcred either as to cost, extent or mode of manag-ment. We might add pages of dcscripucn to what wc hare herein elcariy set down regarding the minor detaib of this cokaaal fowl-breeding retabliuhmeuL But sufficient is now recorded to gfcro ae read­ er a clear idea of Mr. Baker's plan- and the general workings of hb wril-constructed scheme in whotaah chickcn-rabfag. Ae a stride in nso-lcru improvement towards the Indicated et>! thfa vast uader taking has no parallel ; and it may safely be assumed that Mr. Baker's suota, fa every respect, b a marrel. After a careful survey of the preotecs, and noting what haa been done and wlut b still in prospect at Cresskill, we arrived at toe cnoclunion that Mr, William C. Baker stands head and shoulders above tu all in America as a poultry-raiser, aad that hb enormous chicken farm b aa lar­ gest and most perfect institution of it* HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. TAY1OP MICHIGAN. 0*«atr*nun7«.~< Wasr.wrdartf''’*" r.,.,z,H,rrH bmovciitoz. .isxjg-'- .•.•j’v&.’vsi: i erthl. eeter to he yeHlritod la -2W xxssriat Wxl.f a aw fin Warn Jacbih & Saiiiai lAIUOAI. IICHldXy’AMD’THr'sOJJTH. MMM > Maa>aa>r *n— Ibaafcato • xm,ral. aad w tea new aaa la I r.rU.-. H.WM ,1 *r, la.-r . cla.artSr M. !> .. Ihu la. ‘'We beg to inform you that the stock- I holders of tho Michigan Central Railroad Company will meet in J une next for i the purpose of elec.fag directors for the anew ■ Northwestern Railroad, Chicago, Rurliagton and Quincy Railroad, and tbo Union Pacific Railroad—as aggregate of over six tbounnd tnitei of road went of Chicago— will give this trunk line between Chicago and Baffalo a large busiiMM, whieb in the pert has been diverted to other roads. The atoekboidera of tli. Michigan Centra! Railroad Company have it in their power teetomre thi. change fa their Board nf Directors, and, by etectiau the ger.tteo.-n CENTRAL RAILROAD. vGfjrv&'iriVx: KA. The following circular, signed by John C. Wytnansnd Rufus Hatch, and pur­ potting to cone from IJonp 4 Write, the Boston Attorneys, is brtng received by stockholders of tbe Michigan Ceatra; The object of thia drrular is to reqpcst that, in cae you should lx unable to be pereooally prewut at the election, you will execute the enclosed proxy, and send it to Got. John J. Bagley.Detroit. Mich., Sid­ ney Dillon, Esq., President of the Union Pacific Railroad Company, Si Nu*au. street New York city er to Messrs Bongs 4 Wells, attorneys and counselors, 31 Pm berton Square, Boston, who will rereirc proxies of tbe New England itockhoklere to be voted fur the fi»"owing Board of Di­ rectors: <. Sidney Dillon, President Union Pacific Railroad and directorof Ulticsgiand NorthRock li and and Pasoutlicrn jRrilrosd QitnWp, PrefiiJeat Chicago ---- ipd director of Lake Share and -Michigan Southern iWrad Companies; Robert Harris. President Chicago, Boriiagton and Quincy Railroad Cbmpaay; W. L. Scott, President Cana­ da Southern Railroad Company, dirrfttor Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific, Chicago 4 Sonhwntcrn, Lake Shore 4 Miebfaan South and Union Pacific Railroad Comnany, ex-Gov. Jno. Bagley, of Detroit, Miro.; F. Gordon Dexter, of Boston, Mass., director Union ' Pacific Railroad Company ; Frederick Billinp, director of Michigan Central Railroad Company ; El­ more A, Kent, of of A. E. Kent 4 Co-, grain and prpvision merchant of New York and Chicago, and director of Fourth Nati­ onal Bank of New York city; .H. E. Saryent/unneriy gemwal manager of Mich­ igan Central Railroad, which position he rroigued in 1874. You win readily perceive that the great advantage to be gained to the stockholders of the Michigan Centra! Railroad Cbmpany by the election' as directors, of men of undoubted railroad experience, snd rep­ resent other large interests, which am in harmony with, and ■ MICHIGAN HEALTH AMD ITS--PLEASURES Thc gas for besting the lucuboton is rasnnfiretured upon the .premises, Be­ neath each mschnso u kept alight a single jet of this gak to best the water conveyed through pipes to tire narrow open cham­ bers ot vacuities «w the surface of the THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL. eggs ss thev t«t in tho trap white being hatched. This procow ooostantiy gives Tho New Board of Michigan Central to the cm the rt»paired artificial heat, in Railroad Directors as Proposed by broancitber's body when she ia brooding over her e«». An ingenious, practical snd moat admiral arrangement this; for, in Mr. Hater's verified experience. pre orely as tho bee performs her duty in the natural way, so must tbe incubator per­ form its duty to be suoeoafol in the hatch­ ing. Tho eggs in the trap are tamed irgularly once in s day by tbo attend­ ants. The heal convcyeu to tho interior Of the iaeubatare, as we hare described, is controlled automatically. An idectric battery in tbe adjoining room camkun'• cates with the hot-water chamber* over the KgS, and al»a with ths gsa jrta; snd when •ru v Legals. ■IANS SAVIK Division. GEO. WuODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS tklraa sf dunVsr! The Reliable Shari Ltiv ND RAPIDS AND DETROIT -“•Ss-Tis raZtSi-iooTn. mM eMste mar be meted to ’••• toltobl. lltlartmd. tk»^M»IM Jaaim Ct XSt eSr.. ts ScW? -££££ ilxj.—x a tsSSgi Holloway's Advertisements. cf Ik. m in Mrt far Ika maw at ttarrv. “ IABK THBS FACTS THE TENTl MONT OF THEY HOLE WORLD ,’5stm‘ t’puyygffa'S ssr^rLffis-^rs5.’•••, m m>j to «>U jsrtrte tort estate af >rtj alaan ffi55USEiBJUK«« GROCERIES! GROCERIES! ’ Ssseas«ssi.-isi..,a2 .A.T C. M. RUNYAN’S. < riisV.StS'■ E tkm.’SSWiS I would respectfully announce to the citizehs of Hastings and vicinity, that I have a new and BUNYAN. xxiOfUf City Dr ag Store! lelnhia mE4avBBMaO ra •CIleMiber. A. II. •-U> Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, M>a., 1-raaUral and AnalrUeal CWamlate. ■«M4> NT Ajl lYIRIHMKrn - Railroad THE EASTING"STATIONS Oft TICKKtWf a W M M .11 .KJAii: uiLLEim, MICHIGAN. far Printers. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hard, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of Pennsylvania »€00 PIANOS FOR *250. J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, - Tie Gnat Saitieni Ttaulfir?. UORTHlrtiX RAILWAY COMPANY H Sffi OF 1KB! Tea, 4 lbs. for $11 00; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold a: X^KJCCEJS. Remember the place, nt J. S. RLWYJlJ\'8 •Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. Give me a calL HASTINGS. .£ :s HOLLMrS ODODBTs GEO. WOODS &. CO., Cambridgaport, Mass. wiKMoom*amwmsixusst..a».i..i i;«ttei<at.Nckts«>t iscwtesuHL THE_VOI.HIJlAIA^Ajy- “—” --------------------------- Exn.*e- limn. •risse* � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-05-23.pdf 518ce90553ef9cda5b4fc4d2b2f66155 PDF Text Text lurtr orwmtmnso. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY.MAY 23,1877. VOL. XXII. NO. 4 PMFSSBH1L AID BilfflBS CAM Mr Garrett silently put b* into abhair. Ebe looked u if the shock would strike b* dead. “Do yon drey," d*nan-led Mrs. Garrett, noon 11m la* epitafully for thia attention, "that you picked up that |2H bill tb.t wu t»n- a. n. ni,.v,uMIYHICIAN ASCROeON* o£-1.1> a...--------- —■ ~- Over ONE HUNDRED OLIVER CHILLED sold this season. It is L4iwi----------------------ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR I mined not to eonfoa. It wu a iteliooal bank bill foe twealy dollars, numbered UHLW PLOW, iwjst Amd has been in Barry County for the past four years. There are more of them sold each year in this market than all others com­ bined. It is \ Sway'8 H°T*L Nashrille. ATI । MINI? WARRANTED To run LIGHTER than any fl-.oxxr ITW USE. and to give perfect satisfaction. Call and see the raUgafcxSrB..___ . DENTIST i a spark of humanity, curried the srooaded man to hia home, a few hundred yards eerou the commons. A body of men stopped thrui on the way. sad were abccl to fire at tho Judge, when Mias Cornelia, with the remarkable ccttreKr-end ndf pousemi- n shewn threugbeut the whole trig edy, auurod them that her father wu dead, that he died Jn her arms in tbe Jail, and persuaded them not to mutilate a dead body. The bleeding and unconscious man w* then got within shelter of hie houu. Towards evening the murderers rode cut of town. Judge Chisholm i, still alive, but hi. । rererrerr is scsreelr within tbe bounds of probability. I riaited him this itveuing. lie said : “I want to lire for the dewreat wife in tbe world, for my children, and for my oovntry. I am dying for my country." The surgeon forbade bun to talk mors. NEW PLOW NO. E. Just the one for two Horses light Rkbiiai and easily handled. Repairs kept for other Plows. GREBLE & RUSSELL :tC________ _____ ^rRiairr, 1 II. fc. PECKHAM. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, ion (DUJIOND IRON, AND DIAMOND STEEL IRON BEAM PLOYS. ■IIOO BHffl 01484472 Buckeye Mower, with Table Rake Reaper ■SSSHIjg, POWERS & BARLOW MEW BEARnWARE. t>T fr- . Builders, examine tiieir Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine the WIARD PLOW, before purchasing others, Every one waranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, Caw, Sin ud Onamital PAIN TE R r ■££JYj! llU>l HEHj FURNITURE THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY OF HASTINGS AJTO TICDHTk'. Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frame*, until you have priced their Goods, for you DR. J . B LnSURE will Have money by it. Everybody knows they are the o nfy THE LOST BAHS NOTE. “Seems to me I've seen your Care before : thia, my gal,' mutteirel the offeer, ooufi i dantiaUy. ■•You'll pleuau fork over the, key of your kit, young woman. ' With trembling iutbdi .Ana wared him , off, and untied a ribbee from about her neck, on which a small key wu no- I pended Aa she gave it to him a sort of sub shoos , her, and large tears rushed in a torrent I THE MISSISSIPPI TRAGEDY. WHOLE NO. 2050. out of tbe riac find righted. They did n<A nmh m tbe boy experud. On the routrary, they hurriedly retreated, aad lit tie lime was lost by them in getting cut of th* nagifoorhood. The boy writ*! till thrte o'clock in tbe afternoon before Imt mg L- rrtroal. and then. h» ctothtng rtiff with blood, be porsuod hi. journey, r*eh fog hie brother ■ esaip about dark ia eafo ty. . Tho men would not credit hi. story, though bis three wousds were plain proof of. bloody eoutert. The mt day a bead ■en dollar bill out of him “on a prir." Sb. “order. him up" to buiU tbe fire lake a •■knave" ba joins the “daha," whan he often rets “high.” whieh fo “tow" THEIS, SIUSOL£. How a Company of Dntrwt Miners Collnctod’thok Dntea. Denver, Col, May 1«,—A mrtotse out­ break among Um mmers ia California. Gulch, near Oro City, i. reported. The report* ears tho riot am* fro* the failure of W. H Steven, aad other Detroit *pttalula to meet tho detnaedt ef Um miners »or pay dae tho* The tuners aobod •SteVetu ano two astboro named Wood and Northrop, and pot them usder a strong guard- They demandad of Bure* .check for »:,OOO, or enough to tak. th. whole bod, of rights five home to Detroit Btovo* ■wood a chock.whieh a .................. mu took to Um bank at Frirptoy. Tbe busk pud the thock, and a second cheek for the lb« country. There are books, pkrtare. an J a piano io (heir pretty liule cottag-, and the lower garden that surrounded it would be the wonder and pride of any A Rich Old MH1 Site. Northern village. The front wimi.w of “What has she done T " eehoed the lady, the room where the Judge lire ia boarded rat bar sharply. •‘Nothing, of comae, or ■p. to guard again* an attempt to eom- (From Ik* Virnsl*. X.vsds. OiraeM.. AseU IL) Id send her packing I Bat abet aiy and pAeto the work ef *wuaina:ioc and five or A few mvalho ago Harriroc Gray pur­ secret, and won't tell me anything about six of hi. k immcn. well armed. keep watch chased the wooden .h«i! of tbe old Union bcroelf, end she bu ridiculous aim about mill in Gold BiU, opporite the Foo stain sleeping alone, and woa'levea allow Amaa balm .nd p-lare-l th-ui all under guard in I Boos., for (1,000. The mill having been da inside her chamber door. Then- io dianuntled and the mhchinery all token Chwholm-. ho*, and -lapatehed a d-pu-' something wrong. depend upon it. If away, tbe owners though* they wers get. ty to Socoba for Gil** and Rcacobaum,! there wasn I . screw low somewhere ahbat they were met r-suing to town to give That's the name he goto by in the liag a good price for the rotten lumber, wouldn't stay here for such low wages. and probably laughed ia thrir slecv* at themsrir* up. Week Hills. A boy of sixteen, lightly “Hyp*■If that's a fault against her. you can About lU o dock that (Sunday; morn­ beilt, s woman's face, and one would Mr. Gray's groenn-se. The purchaser by Tennyson, ing arm<d men Iwgan te ride Into IHKsub. pa* him by u having only a woman'a immaiialcly put toms m-.u to work at the south end of the mill, taking up tbe original Franch, and ■ breuului mother-of First .mall delarhmcvil* rente, aad after courage. And vet B.ffalo Bill, Texas flame, aad sluice., and came upon tbe pearl desk ia th; vary bottom, with the in wards a lar-gr body, numbering about 110. I Jack, nor any of tbe other historic lad. hole in the ground where the waste had lliala' “A. W. A." in ■ stir* ru--n?graai on Before noon or* 200 men had ooogregst an fighters ever displayed the cool ceur the Nth. but tbe current belief b that M -d. They w-re sober, enol, and deter­ age and steady nerve which that boy from been allowed to ran when the mill was in fun Err violence h as bren or will be d*Mmined tying their hpra* to the gallows­ Wayne county exhibited one day last So opMstaou. This hole had been made at “Now, I'm Heat if thia ain't a pretty Sniriy al) engaged in the riot are fro* Devemb* as be went out from i*eedw<x>d thia plare because a lucnel wu known to like httchmg ban around the Court kit Lt a servant girl,' remarked the d.-pa* within a lew fort, and the refs*, trau. Midi.. and at preset it la fanpomdble toctive, trying to pry Ute desk open with a Bouse, they -urrounded Judje Chisholm'. City to viait a brother in *mp seven or being In a liquid state, would flow off to determine wbo I are reapenribh far the b-«i.c .nd in.irt«i tb.t the Sheriff shouH eight mile. away He was called a boy penknife ' take tbe priaonen to the JaiL This w* then, and now to tel yon why Usey through the tunaJ. The flumes had no “A wholesale robber' groaned Mm. siaus. that change not, an h. took him»if noon* been removed than the presence of Garrett. “And to think that I hate been door and a guard of six men, selected by changed hia name to “the man from Mich-, tpaieksilv* was mad. street. Clowe off without another word. Sevural milbon peojde ha* bun trying tht boenff, was plaeea over them Then “Amanda!" eried the lady, when left harboring— " examination revealed the fodlthat a spare thw month to gut Mm hart of a rtovepipe. I he tuob bung two of Chiahola'a negro alooe, ‘-bring Horace up." of ground about bar by fl* fed was Hut they bavut done it: they nor* aervinU up to true, with bridle reins, aad In rropouM to this anrmeni a large, permeated with mall globules of pure have done it; they t*var wll Hovrever trie I to make them conic* that they hal slattern!v girl of eleven cr twelve made her is^3'setni“^r.“.us well they may have matebed b* y*r, m h'..d something to impbonte th. Judge in ■ wo length, of pipe wil] match tlus y*r. ihf murder; but tbe pxw lellova knew dag up and sluiced until a shaft twuntv Ton may pot marks a font koog nfte nothing, and were Cosily aflowsd to run to I fl»» fc*t deep and rix wide had been da'in them, but this will not do. Yon may the woods. when a eoeaertioc was mad. with tbe tan- bxk »» ueb fongth in a roo* by iiadf, At thru* o'ciodt in the afternoon Gil“Yon awkward, carriers gypmy f' Bel, and a large depomt of quicksilver Was m-r and Rammbaum esme into the viflage eried Mrs. Garrett, wish fgreat spirit; found, in each parity that it can be robed with the Deputy. Sheriff, ^Mmunted, and "that's the aeoond thing you've broken thia to the aurt'are- by shovelfuls Th- only started to walk down the main rtrewt to morning. Who.do you think is going to preliminary work nreorary i. to earefolly I the jaiL They had Mt gone a do*a rod. Gy f ir all that' you destroy 7 Come here. “By the hookey !” ejaculated th. --£ I Lef.-rs a shr.t was firol at Gilmer from Umskua tbe carfare ground aad put it out of ncace. love, and have a nice piece o« eer, a light breaking all over hia face, and I 1 crowd of armed men banging shout the tbs-way, when there b* revealed a gmra tout What ia Ann doing, Amanda T' astonishment preventing farther articula- store doorv. H. ran down a narrow pas foe qaicfcrilv* aad gold saine. How much “Bhrif drvaniag the turkey, mum." lion. *»xe to th- rear of tbe buildings, only U> ar into Um a*, to «y nothing of hia being of a deposi: there u. h* not yet been as“Did she scour the front steps thia Taking a greasy pocket book ou: of hie fimi-himself peon*! in by aarth* dre scalped," remarked one of Use miners, as certaiacl, u the partire at wt^ there are morning?' pocket, ha opened it and drew forth a pho- tatebm.tit of the mob. Escape was im the boy art out, aad some of the men very reticral, but it is known that between “Y*. mnm ; she got up al 5 o'clock to ograph, which war Ann' Walker’s vig- rw-tl.^ sad the dcfstajsicM WUUWM^OI Mid it ms a shame fee aneh good sms and 110,0M ba. already been tak •eeuMUmld. A great part cf the am­ ‘‘Go and tet her I expect keV tB -wash “Them two. lb* saaw ~d ?” aaks-l he' •Let ia hVbZi aftJrL by deedI oedS? WjabsamM ta the India*. The toy felt safe enough unfa! a mile algam ribOtea a higher percenter.- of p>ld the drawing room windows Before dinner.” : ground When the firing b-gac flown­ or two ouUi.f Deadwood, whan ho grew than of silr*, bomase the mill was run­ “Upon my word," muttered Mrs Gar­ “¥*," answered tho lady with a glance. basin slang to an atnuaiutance ia the more comic*.. Ilia route lay over bills, ning in the reily day. cf mining on tbe rett, rswentfully, aa Amanda retired to ear“I thought I had spotted that gal the crowd nimed Hull, and Mggad for prgtee- through broken ground am* along a valley, Cumrtock, when th. ore. were worked for Sher lucasagc. "Ill pull down her pride moment I act eyes on her. cried the man. line. Tbto man iaiwaebd far him, and mapped oat by tempos* and no trail to th. gold alone and tbe ailrer was allowed ) r her a bit. Mast wash tbe steps a 5 in eittllingly: “and to think of me lading he was allowed to empe unharm-d follow. Three mil* from IWwoud be to flow off. There is no d lubt that Use dr the morning, forsooth, tert folks a* her al । her after all, and three of oi a hunting for When Judge Chrth-dm West to jail all' heard ths neigh of a hone, sad he at <xn p-sit wiD b. found to rontiaue to tbe bed it. I H take that out of her.” ' her throe six months* I m a mad- ia in the members of his family—his wifa, a > hurried from the open ground to the ah-l roek, whieh is prolobly fifty fret deep* In a few miaul* Ann cum up to clear Won't the Ginerd plank down tho tbous daughter' 18 yuan old, a M* of lG. and ter of timber Speeding along for half a than hu yet been attained in the tnnael. ' the dishes off. Him was tall aad well-pro aarf rounds reward ’ Hoorar. ' mile at a dog trot, bo been*. certain that (Htrtiuned, about twenty years of age,-bur I “What do you mean ?” aaic-l Mrs. Gartoe Indians were on hi. trail Ba had face pak, refined in features, not hand |rdt. She began to believe she had been seen no signs and bad heard nothing but some, tut singularly intelligent and earnrot sheltering a very great criminal indeed. tbs neigh of the horse, bat be had a pi o■a its eipnsw*. “What do I m-an T' rnnned the deice­ ■nlimeot, aa it wore, that red m* She lookod a little anxious Mai troubled tire. "Why, that you have made the bad tak* hia broad trad sad were after as the noiirlaoiy arranged the room, aad orkardirt mistake, missis, you ever made in him King made far bigher ground, and love Icttera, nsec* of Jewelry, haaAnrwhen she wu ready to go she uid, in a ■on obtained tho ebdter of a ma* of chlcfs, foM, thing, that no man knows the very soft voice: rocks, which rosild not be handily apname of. all aorta of freak looking, bright “May I ask a favee, ma'am, that the I nroaehed except frota om direction. He InOe trope that you eoulda't *talagws * cleaning tbe front wia lowa bo put off uH "Of roar* I bare—iodred, I bare some intended to eeerute himaelf until certain a column, and any hour of the dav or acr{tuinjusce with him." “Or would give ly irtrvtod a-powder lads. • bag of abet, that his trail was or wse o<< followed, and aigUabe«anto th* drew* and pick tbe uairerse to scrape one," ah« might with and aome nowspaperv for wadding under he had not long to wait. It the counr of up any article she wants without dsourbtruth-have added her dre*. Theo taking some broad and seven or right minutes, nine Indiana, iug anything aha. Where* a *aa, bar“I don't wish to be seen by pcaMro-by,” “That's unlucky foe you," oUerrmi the meat she went back to thejail The mob. walking In sing), file, appeared ia view, she urged, almost pleadingly. “ It le of other, with aa obvious lack of sympathy . leaving the stores and nalonaa, now began following his steps si a fiat walk. importance for me not to b. seen by—by to gather around the building and clamor King could have retreated had he *0 socka, a collar box, an old Mcktie, taro any one who might know me." Lr Unehoim'a lifia. Among Um narda, "You will obey my flgde*. girl, or leave tliere wsa but one Republican, a cool, roar not frighten him Th- odd. were largely the house!" replied Mrs Garrett, quiver.groan Sootehman, named MeLailand. who against him ; but the boy had nerve and . isg with temper w* a penMMl friend of CbiAolm. Thia good po-ilioo. and he driib*ataly opened The servant curtcmod and withdrew min Stationed biaMelf st lb« door of tbe the haul*. The Mva*a did not know Ww la a few minute, she was at the windows, Jail, and Aeld tbe mob if they kilhd Um clow they were to him until a bullet from but in a close MtobooMt, to Mrs Gam* , pria-nerd two of them should die Lr or- his rifle out the jugular vein of the firri uupcakabl. disgust rry life they took. Waih Mpoetuiating one, and buried iteelf in the .boulder of “1 think I enn a* through my lady," with Ibo mob. and threatening them, he th- next Th. first leaped from hi. foot was her inward ootnmcnL "Sb.'s aome fell shot by fir. pistol balls, tree of Um and fell back a rorpw. while tbe swvnd Jaikbird the deteetivre are after. Ill by remaining guard, now doaerted their pent, went down but scrambled up again and a trap foe her, and if sb.'s not eSught in and leaving thrir guns end taking with took np rover with th. others, so badly It my penetration isn't mmft." them the two Hoppers, they went out of1 wounded that U eodd take no part-in the Rising fro* her sewing machine, which the jail. There seems to ba* been htde ds.per.te fighting which followed. T she bad been busily plying in Mart* II*- note," observed the ofoeer, with malice pereona! animoaity against tbe Boppera, Indium at first thought that ^rebof 1__ are’e behalf, while her brain b*ily revolrsd. prepense "Shall I proceed with the J joined two or three hunters, but after) .be unlocked I.* drok. took fro* It a CO search ?" • note, carefully marked the number, and “NoI no! Gracious sake, leave me! Dm furious mob filM the lbw* ball cf dropprtl it, as if by acuid*t, und* the Let mo think I" groaned tbe lady, in Mai the Jail, and broke open a dore st the foot on him from three different points. He edge of the tabk Then she cut and bust of a stairway Lading to the loot above, wu Mfo enough in his retreat, aad waited cd aome more work, making robbash eoougfa where the prison:re were confined At the to let them exhaurt their ammunition Aa about tbe floor to iMurr the aerrant haring top of the stairs there was another door their fire slxekm-d he obtain*! sight of to uro tbe dust pan b?P.r, dinner. By thwith a grating ia Ik Tbe lock w* brnk- one of them aad shot him through th. time thia sras socm:j-luhed, .he discovered mi off with axe*. While the blow, were little Horan, and the machine in such dasfalling upon it, Cornelia implored tbe two Tbe id* of a boy having killed two of cardinal doctrine of g*uiM R-publireniun remaining guards, Overstreet aad Wall, their namb* and wound*! a third, drer. If th* Prmidcnt a po&cy sunn* Mted ren "Sir." aaid the latter, as anon as they to fire through the grating utwo tbe mob th. remaining ria mvsm to da*>*atiuo. d.d enticte*. it ought to fail Tbe* wfco were alone, '1 ibink you have Um Mings pesreiag up tho stairs, bn tbsy refused, and they left the shelter of thrir treu sad unfairly critaoi* will find out thwmmtaka of a gentleman Further roeeealoMat is •'be lk« curried the gnu. left by tbeoth- ebsrgrd on his poritiiM, yellfog fiercely. M in good ti**. We are patient.' Hv*y oario*. and before I hare this heua I awe they advanced on a run He had not ex­ £' givm more vvidonre < tl»c wiado* of pected eoch a manmovre, but w* not takcourse, and the current of pubUe op­ J*" Mr. Garrett thought this was lha be­ *. altogrtbor by mupriaa. He wounded inion OMtinn* to flow meow the Repubginning of a conMion of guilt, and he one of them ic the wrist by a shot from Imbm of the North will Iro sub. annally ■id . hi. rifle, and when they were upoo bin .olid ia hanouny with lb. 1‘nafafaat before •■Y*. Ann,” verr mdly but kind'y. b. threw down his gun and poppvrod away “I am not whnt I aeem.'' pursued Ann, io an agitated manner. “You may have beard of Gsa. Arnim's daughter, who &a appmnsd nix monthi ago f “ Burens I" mnttare-l Mr Garrett,who fund poor Ana wu imam. “My father," slowly rootianad Aim, "wished mo <o tusrrr s geetlem* who wu ia every way repugnant to me, I having already given my hurt to aaurtber, whose want of fortune wu hu only fault. I would not dmober my father by following the dictates of my hurt, yet bow oould I £ through the daily sorrow af tbrtartiag have swept it «p end barat Ik Fortaaatoexrraei wiah*? I raaolvsd to aacapa ly, 1 have the number of it, and aft* din from both iraiptelion. st a lime, and I tier you meat go immedmldr and fetch a could think of no wsy in which I rould more >a«*Bfolly hid. my^f then l>y gn^BreriiLrod. though far fro* naevi**! by tbe proof of Ann's gait which hia ap^aa had rated. Mr. Garrote euflnud him seif to be seta off oa Mb errand ef Jamia �undratand anno fur all that Ire Kamian tt»y hto Iwdi* are eerufaly noj ' ■ es to recover, al! of which made the busidm* ef reUing a mauhme. the firrt eort of which was perbapa 120, for 870, not Trey ' profitable. All this esangm. The Weed Company rodeoed thcprieooftbeirmachlnea ready a half Tbe day the patents expired, and all the otber companies who make machine, competing with it, were forced to fallow suit. They intend re far1 m practiable to bring the buainem down to Sxrcrai papers «f indejwoJsut jmxlm-; ’ in for a paooofal caravan. Sritiah । M lose no opportunity to remark that fortrear may bar the way, but ' Bristow and Schnre made the Spcecho autingeney whieh every iovading that carried Hayce through Ohio. On thia point the Ssndtisky Ritter my*; "The %lsltM! mectinp. for rise and enthusiasm, ware equal to drawn * at ' 'three ‘ held ** ' by ir Schurs, and far that matter by Mortem. Bhtee’s meeting at Norwalk counted twenty-five thousand them If they will not permit the law to take its course, thou we wEl show oar ►drre unfit for relf-gorernmcnt, and We will be the Bret to demand tbe protertion whieh we cannot girt ourselvm.'' The ap­ peal ia now mada directly ta the inteJUgenco aad-morality of the South to Ifaep The State Edectfo Medical and Surgical Society of Michigan will meet ai Jaekwrn on the 30th inat, and will bo in acreion two days. There will bo burinaa of im- litre*! effect of the change will ha good, buwcrtr the elections of thia year may go. It is evident enough that ths average Southern Democrat thinks jttst now tlfal be has everything Ms own my. He is counting upun a solid South, and says one of his organ, in South Carolina: f A solid South will project itself with great force upon tbe oetermisation of any govern- THE ADJOURNMENT. The Lcgiriature fiuaSy adjourned at but a very industrious ses»fc>n. The work of bpalatiugfor 150,000p*jptein .young and growing State like oars, when the seesiotx are hdd oelybaoa i* two years, is no child', play, and tbo seuiou just dewed hu bees and in which memmrra of no tamll Importance affecting lb* manifold interred fk.t tl.Mr n. FIGHTING ON THE DANUBE. The dispatches bring exciting news, for they seem to indicate that tbe Rumians hare really begun their contemplated mortment aerora flic Danube. They give all the symptoms of an advance—rigual rocketa, bunting shells, the burning woodwork uf towns on tho river, cannonades growing heavier and heavier, even severe mutkeuv firing on both ddes of the Danube, and the movement* of great 'tuuoca of troo|>, ou every hand. It doo< not appear dittinedy from tbe dispatch that the attempt to erom had actually begun, for refenmeo is made to portions where "the Bumianj hope to lay their pontoon bridge*.” We shall probably no have the progNM of th* affair fully detailed. Giurgeto b on tho Roumanian ride of the Danube opposite Rcstehuk, and as the rivtr tbcrq has a chain ef islands, it would bo nu cxodUcnt cruesfog-piacc but for the strong fortifications on the amending Turk­ ish banka, There are there »rho maintain that Rustchnk b tbe wmkrat in tbe trt of tho famous Turkuh Quadrilateral—the other fiatrawa being Silbtria, Sebum!a and. Varna—bet thi* ia not th. general paper who passed down the river April 25, write* that far a dbtanca of three mile* along the margin of the stream—from far above tbe town t5 the bhff far V— the beak b thickly stuiJed with earthwork belterirt, some looking duo acron tbe riv­ er, some facing up stoeam, otbtn fronting down •tream, so that the cannon mounted behind lbs niasaive psrapcte—granting that they are there—can sweep with hunt aad flanking fire the whole broad borom of the Danube so thoroughly that a rowboat could not run the gauntlet ct their' iron haibtorm. Thea bark of the buka there b a aeries' of kaolb extending upward about two mils*, and on each of these knulfa u an intrenched work. Farther on ie "a great intrenebnd camp." The fortificatioto thus courirt of three lines, all for­ midable. At the time thlscorrsepoad.nl was there.tbe troops in Rustebuk numbered aborn 3>,000, but this b oo indication of tbe farce* now. It b aate to say that tbo Russians lure an ardaotu task before them. What relation this movement opposite Rusu-huk baa to others farther down tbe river itm not appear, although the report of tho burning of Tunakai, opposite the next eraating-placu below, itnpliea a com­ bated aerie* of operations whieh may prenbl J extend down as far as Galatx. aarpriwng to arc tbe proonas cceaamtai under Mr. Hay-, and although should regret it, that careumataseo a SCROFULA dv-UlltlvuS nUTuvTa Cwcer, Cancerouo Humor. One of th. richrel Merchant, in the city waa B. H. Macy, who died a tew weeks •go, Mr. Macy made a will, and to tke asloubhrncnt of bi« fricodi, he left hi. only »oq as income of only 81,000 a year, The present debt of New Orleans is 822,000,000; that of Charleston is 84. 672,663, and that of Savannah 83,600,- The proejiectn are ye! good for a heavy crop of peaches in the far-renowned pooch­ bell of Michigan. Mr.Charica Francis Adams my* ho hu A large quantity of Htds-eye maple will retired from politic*. Wouldn't it bo more be shipped the psrscut team from Clare accurate for him to m; bo "hu boon ra­ county to Eoglaad. Erysipelit. Ths annual reel, ion of old and new Fourth Michigan Infantry will U held at wo .re-ia the market with a larger stock than ever, and all we rek cf yon is u ex­ amine our STOCK AMD Mtcu. Pimpiet and Humors on the Face. TEA. ' We here it from SO cent* to 81.00 , Catarrh. Wo will guarantee to suit you. • COFFEE. We have none but pure, for vrc roavl and grind our own. SOAP. Constipation. We aril mor* than all of Barry County. The Cincinnau A’ayManr (Dem.) volauteers tbo statement that "L Q. C. lamer THE ROAD TO INDIA, is a very clcVtw old gentleman, bat be Ison are to have a tour days' meeting, be­ can't afford to trifle with hi* Democracy. ginning on the 19th of June, with premi­ Telegrams from Europe .peak of a um* aggregating 88,000. threatened movement of a fiuauan army It is thought to be be none too strong." The Haro* A’etc* lias carried ita "Serosa the Pamir” for tbe invasion of Ioother day aa to what he thought of Pres­ threat into execution, and published'a In 1851 we bad only three duo. teasing ident Hayeri policy, said : “I hare jot “black list” of per*,us who hare run away tbo legislature to linker their chartea. , in without paying thrir subscription debts. 1864 there were 20 cities, and in 1676 been so well uthfied with the political outThe Corunna A.irricn* say* that “from there were 41. Eserybody knows that th. monieot Rev. Jo^n Rowell beeemro a weeks of legislative time are .pent pver city prominent lecturer io the red ribbon move­ char Lets. ment, its furatsw in this Blate is doomed " Tbe mile of railroad in Michigan were trict, called the "roof of the worid,” are found the sources of gryat rivers. The In­ dus, rising on the northern slope of the Himalaya Mountains, at an deration of curved to them that it is important to a* 18,000 fact above tbe aca, Corrs northwes­ cure the legislature first. terly to the town of Bing (on tbe caravan The Worid advisee thu-Demxratic govOn tbe 29th nk., ligktniag drotroyed a riuua years nk-ctrd far comparison. We route from China to the Caopian), where, cmor of Mreimippi to proaecute tho mur­ chimney aad killed a-dng foe J. H. Green, cannot give the figure, complete, because turning southward, it pames through a gap derers who kuled thc.lUpubliestuJn that of Oril—Jackson Daily Cititm. Well, they orc nowhere compiled ; but the quan> of the Himalayas end finds its my to the State tn the political vendetta on Sunday they could stand the lore of the chimney, tiiy of salt was almag two and one-half Arabian Sea. Tho great rivtr ot Caboul, week. Good advice. But will tho gov- but, O my 1 tbederg 1 time* as great in 1876 aa in 1864. Tbe amount of specific taxe. weired also rising on rtUo northern slope the eruor fallow, it ? JVrit end, see. Judge Emmons, of Detroit, died at his into the atate treasury iu 1866 war lem mountains, (hWe called Hindoo Uocwh), Tho Republicans in South Carolina arc re«idaiiee in that city on’ Monday of last week. Judge .Etnmonv waa coo of the ——------------—,------ - —------- , unammsus in declaring Wade Hampton's beat known juri-ts in tbe ecuntrv. and hia Tbe «pprop«uUum for the venous tasttOxus, pueca through tho moantaics south first official act to be a plain braoeh of Iobs will be fall severely. ’ ' “ eriy, and then easterly by the Pare of Pcah- faith sod disregard for his solemn and Simon P. Saxe, tiro man awur to join tho Indus at Attack. Tbe public pledgee. They wren not disappointThere »u only one taeorporated bank river Oxilv ri«M in the same great table-, in the State in 1851, while tn 1864 there lank, at Lskc Sir-i-kol, at an ekivitioo'sft wrre 6 incorporated banka, and in 1876 It looka u if the Chicago Whisky 15,600 far t above the level of the set, a£d there were 27 banks incorporated under Ring was trying to "bnll-doae" Secretary flow* nortbweiteriy into the Sex of AW., state law, beside* 77 national bonks, not Sherman. We could piek out of the for­ one of which existed 26 years ago. ty millions of people in thia country more Banking, railroad and manufacturing been esteemed the boundary between the amiable subjects to practice that sort of capital require a great deal of legislation, nomade tribe* and the civiliaed peaplc* d or at least they hatch out a great many lactic* ou than three Sherman brother*. l.lll. l__ ______I Central Asin. Her* Cyrus and Alexantlcr both fixed tbe nortbera bounds of their Tbe number of pupils in the common school, in 1851 wu only one third, and in empire. The province of Si.gdians watt letter to Senator Cbristianey of Michigan 1864 it wu leu than two-th'ixd., aa Urge here emabliabed in the valley of th* Oxus. in reply to one of the latter, commending u ia 1876. Through thia raUay, as wv la*n> frota Sera the position taken by the Georgia Senator. The number of univerrity gra-htstro in bo, from time immemorial tbe cararam, Mr. Hill expnaani hu thanks, aad ex1651 wu Itf; in 1864 it wu 175 , sod in hare brooght the products of India and 1876 it wu 334. Thus, there ware al moot double the number lut year that the Emt to tbe Caspian So*, and thence there wen: 12 year* previous, and more sp the rivgr Cyrus (or Kur) to Tiflis, in than 20 time* u huny aa in 1851. Let Ruaaiab Georgia, whence, by a five days' Tbe Albany •fovrae/, in alluding to tho it be remembered, just here, that while the journey acre** the mountains, they reached rxeent telegraphic manifesto of Mr. Blaine, point, however, if one wishes greater com­ people of Michigan are proud of thrir Unithe hesid of navigalton on th* river Pl.aau tija : "In hia exprcerion of sympathy lor fort. It will take several yean to bling verrity, and it is our glory abroad, yet it Petoakey up to tho proper standard. costs much money In tbe way of taxes, and (now called Rhioo), al the month of which, Chamberlain and Packard the Republican* Major J. H. McLaughlin having been in the frequent windy .p«echcs ot those on the Black Sea. is the town of Poti, of the whole land will chare. They all whieh the Turks bar* recently bombarded. regret the circunaatancta which tell agalnat rietoriou, in h» wreatling match with Bauer, the Graeco-Roman wrestler, an The great Ruauan Fair it annually held at three representatives of the Republican Niari Novgorod, oo the Volga, where the teas of China and the silks and spicia of A queer variation of the usnal eharaeIndia arc sold, where for ages the trader* t«r ol liquor law* hu been made in Ore­ of the West have exchaaged their wans gon, where the State LtgWtaure hu Gov. Craowell on Friday approved a new for tbe products of the diatanJ East. The passed a law which compels every person act for tbe election of a health officer in every township. wTbo township board,, tea* of Ching are brought from Yarkand to take out a yearly license aK an expense constating cf the supervisor, the two jus­ through the valley uf tho Vpper Indus to of |5. Saloon keepers ar* prohibited tice* ofthe peace wbosa term* will sooner, ---------------------------------- Bushels o! Blag, thence by the source of th* Oxus from selfiag liquor to any person except to expire, and tbe township clerk, are to be a them were shored in at. the elooing no­ and down its valley to the Aral and Caapi- such u ean exhibit a llcenaa. board of health. menu During tbe two last days of introan Seas, and and thence up tbe Volga to In the amended Liquor Tax Law. just dtacing bills. tbe journal shows that 489 The Buffalo Gfirirr (D«*n.), referring Central Rtteaia. Some of the prodnete of paued by the Legtslaturc, the regulattons to Custom Hawse reform, says: “Wo for iu enfurcemeut are made more e-uioBIndia, especially of Caahmir, follow up th* should be pleasantly aurpriaed i! Mr. ent, and, U is thought, more effective. It valley of tbe Indus to Bing, and there meet Sherman undertook a taak from which the great caravan road from China. Tbe Mr. Bristow shrank. One thing we be- end cider from tor. The taxation fcliey products of the more southern province* of will have two years' farther trial under conditions favorable far testing its value India leave tbo Indus at Attocfa and fallow and efficiency. ' th. Cabool road through the Pm of Prah- Hirer bir to the table-land of Pamir, and ■ran thereby supply an army starting thence ।by the wril-kunwu tboroughfarv* of trade ।between India and westers Asia, tho < : < i GROCERIES, S«lt Rheui,. TMSrt, fch Btoa>. BmM Bota, U a-days «eea in which offices are given sim­ ply iu return far polities! service*.” THE CONSOLIDATED SOUTHERN awcr and by the city of Cabool to meet tho DEMOCRACY. tame great caravan road at Balk in the Oxus valley. Between Kbokand, on th* Tbe position attributed to Mr. Blaine ia River Sir in th* lltuaiu province of Bok­ Ma interview with President Il.yc* re- hara, *nd the river Oxus is th* plateau of oratly is probably not far from oorrecc. It Pamir. Taahkend ha. beeu made the cap­ is stated diet he did ret exprrm himaelf in ital of the newiy-aoquited proviaco of arowed oppeattion to the Prarident's South Bokhara and much beautified by the Rusera policy, but that be dee* net share the aiau govmmeut since its aajuiaitiun, and belief of the Prmidenl'a advisers that it steamers, arranged to carry armament like will divide tho Snutlrera Democratic party, those on the Sc* of Aral, now ascend tbo but betievse it will pttly mnoolidate the right, regards tbe 1‘re-ideu'u policy as on trial, aad there b no evidence bat that be •wants it to have a fair and fall trial; oaly Mt dbtruete iu priiiiml a&cte. Tbe enoaoUdation of the Southern Demwracy aad the weakening uf the Soufacm RepuWinans went an ao fast under Gen. Grant's VEGETINE ! a cub basil, and the peojde who can pay , will hare th- bmpfitefthe reduction; who wulda'i get credit tor a W cf bread could get powaamoa of * 870 sewing ma­ chine, this change of b-ia will work loth, disadvantage of the poor, but th. really paying people will be advantaged by it. Lerited from tho regime of slavery, when there wu a alight nueicca that omtroUcd all joetiocal poll tic* with the scmAIcu farce of tho magnetic pole or tbe ertitre of gravitation. But diversity is the rule in free republics, and a free republic must the South become as sure as time goeo oo. If tbe Southern white* permit the education and political freedom of the blacks there will be natural diriswu. of panic* ; if tb»y" prevent such education aad freedom, or try to, then tho divisions will spring up on that very point. How fast such political chanc- py from as advance sheet of I pahUeon a rrrilw of the wc JI aw* H- R. Stevens Column_ Tho hand touraatacut, which will be held in Port Hnrcn the 6th of next June, promises to bo a sneoeas, as »3vnral band. bmdrWjr'* " ............. .. TOBACCO. Piles. We are from 10e to 20n per pound cheaper than auy other store in th. State. CROCKERY. Faintness at the Stomach. We have enough far you all. .nd at price* that driy competition. ■W.A.IL.I-. r’sfa.r’JKK. We bar. a new supply and can suit you all. The pretlirat show of the last sixteen months, not excepting the big centennial, and the one most completely carried, out. is the dog *bp« under the auspice, of th. Westminster Kennel Club, which is com­ posed of sporting gentlemen food of fine dogs, who wish to awake.* interest ia im­ proving thrir breads About fifteen bun- makes a collectiuu as interesting aa it is preaible to name, to anyone having a common liking for the noblest kind of brute, hardly excepting the horse. Tbe Rev. Mr. M douna, the celebrated Eogibh authority un dog>, kindly rrnmi d lh« STOTSTE WARE. We have a ear kmd of 55W gritoM of Ohio Ware. Smith Hogle & Preston. v»i. 22 4tt r • It b the bert. CHEW** SMOKE jfc MATCHLESS dog* with him of the highest brooding known tn the.world. Other English lov­ er* of dog* scut their puu, at»< noble anuimals they were, though not bandKimer to the uneducated eye, and trot more intel­ ligent looking, than many not valued so highly, briooidng to American owaen. Contrary to the general idea, the St. Ber­ nardi o! pure breeds are nut black and. white, but red, and fawn, and yellow, with 'not a single biaek hair among them. TLa larger part of entries were of .porting dogs, some of which were sent from Mich­ igan, Missouri, and Virginia. Tbe dark Irwh Setter* «d «rid Bponniri. were IU though eootly were the ugfieat of their raro. There were pugs, which nearly drew a scream of ho.rTid uguneas, tcmcra. l-rod in sc J in tell then: is nothing of them but a blari' coat to sbixer with, and grcyhousda ‘hat looked like slinoed chickens, blue sad starved. The pets lay on satin euahioua and had Lace un their collar., but one boacst New­ foundland or spaniel, with mart of my reader*, would outweigh in intercet the whole weekly, expearive act, representing tBtdSctTfaOTarsieitE! MC E 77>VrtMirxggtt= BY SETOniO FOR SAMPLE! GEO, PECK & CD'S 155 and BOSS L.AOER BEER hti'Haiie SinerDrdi Gm ---------------- r«J»» are Dus s-3 $20rv uuika. (rates liatic Sstiii latkiu hiaiit Papa Futa MHtit Dictate TWSVKK* liQUc Machiw Ma oiKsnc-lowai POULTRY WOlJCO. giving an account of tho agency of A.ZB. Steinberger in tho Samoan Islands. Pres­ worth 8125; a finely flushed oornet, xrorth ident Grant appears to have approved 855; a trombone worth 875. Wo driy any jieraoo to tell what the tews Steinberger's cetabi'ishmoitt of a new gov­ ernment, and in a letter to the principal cf hb own State are, stter the Legislature bu boon io seuiou. Lut week wo noted the action of the Saperinteadente of the Poor of JocUtia caaniy, in making out a The Cincinnati Commercial say* that bill ngxinst tbo Bute for tbe tranamhrion of children from that county to the State tbe ballot-box stuffing chief, Eph Holland, Publics bool, and aogwested that ther plead guilty tho other day, whew arraigned, would find the bill Umd by lb* law which for the purpree of earing the, reputation* required the oountio. to pay inch transporl.ll-n XV. nnw f.N.I if,at I bn !•» w,a of leading Democratic politicians tn the conspiracy Coatee! the Ohio election law October. It fa not probable that Holland William P. Woltaco, Sheriff of Crorienaii county, and D«n McCarthy, turnkey of th. Hamilton county jail, Ohio, went found guilty Wednesday in the Hutted th. Pn-W'i pefcy, whM eweaan* cmStates Court of aidiBg Federal primmer, •rituticnsl rcqmrc-meuU and the peace cad to eeea;>e from jail. Tbe prisoner* re­ intareru of tbs ccuetey. Unhappily, tbcae ferred to were orawatad by the United State, aulbontis for ili^x! voting !a« fall, as their mxrictico might affeet the tba: the great German Mratefpct Vow and ' Hottie reodond nugatory tbe opposition ’ ef tho French by fallowing the lure of * 157 WOOBWAID AVE., DETROIT La*u.laur ren tl Uw5i»i»re* mM lore LIGHTRUNNING ‘DOMESTIC SKWIM; MAIRIIM BEST, OUR NEW YORK LETTER. ■DOMESTIC"SWING MACHINE00.. The m<M Interesting thing that has happened .fur many yearn, ia tbe drop io Sewing Machine*. The breireu ha, Ure cootrolbd fir years by a ring oeguised by two or thro, of tho htgert companies, who EC �r^t HtfuaLinii official NORTHERN £ST RUSH g CLOTHING ever seen rapids. Pinai of barrt conpr. i IN GRAND' tuid we have been doing an immense bwriness ever since. NOTICE THESE PRICES, COME WHILE WE HAVE THE GOODS. 8“‘“ *’ 6°. H 00 aod K 00, runner Priuee'16 00 to »8 00. Mena di Woo] Spring Suits$6. $7, $8 and $9, former prices fl 0 to $15. Men’s Fine CaMimere and Black Cloth Suits $10 to $15 and up. morning, with each a finally aa I hater' anal Mn. Brightly lo a caller. "Hl tall yon. I never get nrrroua. if ! can help it । and aa I can work my aeaing-aKhine without tiring ay muKlra or Irritating ay aervra. why I Men’s Lined Pant* 75ct<. and $1 00. Men’s all Wool Pants $2 50, $3 and up. Men's Fine all Wool Pants and Vests $4, $5 and up. Men’s all Wool Coatw(Job) $2 50. Men’s Cotton Socks 3 and Octs. a pair. Men's Summer Coats 35cts. and up. Men’s White Vests $1 00 and up. d of pa rued CITY DRUG STORE WANZERA BAMEB. Patent Medicins at Market Prices—Fine Toilet Articles in endless vtricty-Pure White Lead-Oils-Varnishes-Brnahea, jtc. A largo quantity of Wall Pjjjwir of all nga. i .i. r,-»yth«he.l barton, “Ffl make William gat tar a Light-running D-jareilr right away1" then they weulated aad ported, Tir Are- M Tnlaai ia iaeulng a aerie, of •choice aad popular Borah, al prime which pul All About the County. at a aplenditl crap ef wheal. We »f eoarae cannot eay what may happen between nuw । and bar.eat tian to deetray, or partially no, the crap, but a haul.I no barn accrue from f£~rt. bUgbl or laneci, we .ball certainly In fact all Goods whether fine or common have been reduced iu price ftilly THE WRESTLING MATCH. n Orderly Affair and a Fine Con­ test—Some Remarkably Good Work on Both Side*—Mixer the Winner, Bringing Crandall to lhe Floor on tho 2d, 3d and Sth Roundi. ne.ar before been approached. The Ural of the acriae, -Black -Spirit, and White.'' by Fnaeea Eeennr Trellope. ecauln for 10 cent. lhe entire maleate of a M»vnly-4.e rent rri- THE GREAT ONE PRICE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St, GRAND RAPIDS. Util 8b;ijie„ pities; kdgrftM, may ba alaa ehtalnad for one dime. Another at MiM Trellopea noral., and ana n« heretofore pubU.boi In iMa country; -A ll«naiag Fellow, ’ >11! ba the third at th. acriee. The no.ela are printed in large, dear 1 jpa. in fagra about the alia at 11^'. V,.kand u IU eetriae h 'trtabll.htrl aa a pane.- CARBOLIC OIL Call a! tie Sip if tieBIS HAT. "WAX. BUI DG-E, b rjoira lata lha eart ef opeelag Church rtreet Uraugb the Undo awnad by W. R. barilag and Mre. Allen, to tho property owned by MUla Pkillipe. would report I hat W. U. Itarilng of- Mixed Picklee offering to aU thelargeat aanoruaent of H ATS, CAPS aad GENTS’ FUK- NISHLNG GOODS to bo foand out- GOOD 1IXWS TO THX PUBUfi! Remembar the ; atrawbarry (Mihai la Down.', .tore thia atoning—otrawbeniee cheap and plenty. We an happy ia data that Ho*. D. R. Cook i b, and l.M been fur Miami day., rapidly Im- | prating in health. i All decayed tegvtaUee ahoald ba remorod ' OF GROCERIES on Monday. Hi. romownu aa the Stale Pub­ School will appaar next waek, da one at tbe gforiaua mull. of lhe Tam- LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE. Adopted by ayaa crfujio follow. Ayan—AH. Abbe;, Dewey, McNatt Spaulding and T.rtUna.0—i. Xaya—Touag—1. PEOPLE OF BARBY COUNTY fortunate rwripieut MotxTocuar" atua ita trartire pagra and peruare deacriplioM. Mott bmtiluny cmnounncu with nrJ and highly artiau’e eoRraringj, ill letUT-pnaa.a model aff typographrmi rtJm— .~l .k- - ------------- • ihroughou-. taxx DEFI COMPETITION THE FAMILY GUEST Drug., Medloim, Etc., Etc fire their patron. Io nnderecand that it b al! the product at toeir enlerprlaiag nature. II any at ear lad; fnead. did nrt attend tbe .aintuer opening of Mra. Paleod'a millin­ ery netaUitomral yeolarday, be aura la do ae to-Gy, aa II certainly .rill pay yea to de ee. after ehatln the tittle epalpoen oulav a penny, playin Rarda. Mraeif aad Miabter ZewnMf wlUra la kna, aad Oilky Oririy I. lira mak Orttaj I Wm. H. Goodyear. PHAUACEMCAL CBfUJT. PEOPLES DRUG STORE. Physician's Prescriptions and ia an lacher atall, a I all. end Gill; Orilry ia toe maa ml Irik to tea fore ph;. But If Mulitar Pat Marpby'a Htila Uta didn't gat <kau>l out at ear; ciat. thia lava the peer Family Recipes I. >. matit, carefully pre­ pared with Drugs and Chemicals TAKE NOTICE^ of purest quality only. Th- firm thing aauMhady knowa, Uera >U! bo artwria mad* for opearing tah In tbo river, unlaw wmeUd; dlaauallnuo. doing foot kind ot bweinata io open daylight, ami aa Ike Sab. am now running New Portable Ma. Special Notice*. ing or changing the location of buildings from email to ereat. and �strawberry planto. He plums farrow, two and a half feet apart, and spreads ri-ug them a mixture of equal pdrte af muck. mart. „fa, ,Oa ^=3 bone. They are to hr mixed * fataight Wow using. Three-fourtta cfatoo of this mix­ ture per sere gives a luxuriant growth to . tta plants. This result might not be so sccccMfal , t: all aoife. Ttase rows are cultivated will: a haras. He finds a good coat of stable manure J oat before winter, uf great imMrtittec. Where marl is not to be obt^R, a Hltk -uidition of ashes Railroads. >r Aikln'a Double Column. makra the mixture equally good. In re. garu to varieties, another grower of this plant in New York State aaya that bo tad tta finrat show of the Monarch of tta RURAL TOPICS. grains ran be easily obtained, are icierret­ ed in knowing tho value of them, and to what extent they ran be profitably fed to coirs. Il is bad management to feed cows almost wholly on grains, M they injure them for feeding in other rays, and they will immediately fell off in their milk when the grains uro discontinued, and it is very difficult to reinstate them in. their milk­ , producing qualitfes when long fed on them. In brief; it ia not good management to iced rows Mtctjairely on grains for a long they impair thrir health, and af­ fect in some degree the quality of their milk ; therefore it ia not advisable to pur­ chase cows, when their milk ia the main object, from one who fads them almost ex­ clusively on grains, or in a, large -farce. When grains are mixed with nwaPand bran—two or three quarts of corn total and lhe same of bran, tea buatal of grain, lotting the mow lie a day till slightly fer­ mented. no injury results to cows, if ata> fed moderately on hay. Another good way ia toplace hay, grain,, and bran, or, med, In fey «»—first”, layer of hsy,‘threJ one of wet grains and meal, in the propor­ tion of so iu of hsy to dO IU cf grain, and four pounds of eorn rural, or about three proportions, to be Rd after lying a There is tx> fowl more profitable to raise than turkeys, the bronte variety being the largest and most profitable. They require a free range over the fields, 3ad largo floeka often obtain all the food they nrod in foraging oo grasshoppers, and grain fields after harvest. Farmers who have no near neighbora might make mpaidcrable money oo them, as they alway»totamand s fair price in November sad December, If one tail tho conveniences for' keeping ermugh stock to produce GOT turkeys an anally, he could easily dear |5W on them, ami possibly more. A large yard, with a fence 12 fat high, would he required to erndoro them at night, with poles to rest upon, some high and some law, to pre them n chance to reach the highest easily. No protection is needed in tbe coldest wcu tber, as w« often sen them choosing the ridge of a lorn to root on in the winter, in preference to roosting under a shed Around lh|s yard might be placml etnpti barrels on ihetr rides for them to ky in, tat throwing in a few fates of dry eapth, over which place Mme siraw, with a narrow boanl in front to keep iCin ta place. A! cheap shed on tbe oorl^ride would bp a good thing for tnetn to run under ia severe storm.-. Tb.n as many coops would be required u You hare breeding turkeys, whieh should be placed outride of this yard aa they hatch; and ti Tu apart as you have space for them, 50 to 100 fast if pomible. Three coops should be well made, as they will last for many yean Let them bo cf a triangular shape and water proof on three sides, ’ the front being shitted up. Make them large, bo cause a turkey with a large brood mu,: have ample space. Where tho cnopa are tn bo mt, it would be a good plan to place a far inches deep of earth, so that tbe ground tn the coops would never be wet in tho Mverest storms; and when tho young bAods me cooped, very wide pieces of riea being 8j inches in cireumfcrenco. In regard to lhe Seth Boydon, Ito taya: “A small pkt produced at the mto of brer f 1,700 per acre.” He doava hb article as fofrowt- "Every fanner should have for his own table s’bcd cf Chariot Downing, for two rearous—that it u a good berry, and will bear neglect, returning good for evil far bettor than onions or potalore. A few Kentnckya mixed in will give color and brilliancy to the mass. Epicures and amateurs can hate a yet finer dish and longvrroarou from the fclfow|t.g : Monarch of the Wraj, Wilder, CumUrfaJ Tri­ umph, Blank Defiance, White Pineapple: and under jwuper conditions of soil and culture, Jummda, Triompho do Gand, and Dr. Warder. A good lisa for market in order of value is Seth Boyden, Wilson, Monarch of tbe West, WBder. Downing and Kentucky (mixed), Nicanor. Green Prolific, Col. Cfatey ; the lost t-o mixed with Kentucky or Boyden, to bear proper­ ly.” It is a matter for every strawberry power to decide for himroir whether he will have tbe rows two and a half, three, or three aad a half fat wide. In citl.er case the ground will soon be covered with CENTRAL RAILROAD. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. ££ rara?: V.AHI deride for himself; but if manure is abun­ dant, I think it well to manure the whole tend first, and then somo ran bo placed in the biila or farrows, if we so derive to do. These remarks refer tc field culture, or growing strawberriti by tta sere or 1cm. “Wo usuaUy seed down to grass with this crop, and are more sure of a catch than with oats alone. The barky and oata make good feed for si! kind ofstick', horses, Ac., and if harrcited before the oats are fully matured, iho etraw, if well cured, without too much roin or dew, will make Utter forage for cattle than late cut hay. We usually memjbis crop by band. We are fully aatisSsd ourselves UiM a larger num ber ot bushels eaaj be ratad on a given S* •atlxl oubcr of acres then from either barley or oats sawn Separately." ’ I am frafucutly asked if land ran be •ceded to c1ot« or other grow., with Hungarian grass. I answer no; unJexthe Hungarian It sawed so very thia a* to be Wurth rrry little re a crop of hay, or to be cut green fur ptoek. If sown thick enough to make a good erop, tbe elover or other graasca will be smothered. Hunga:is-, gnus is profitable as a roiling erop, to be cut and fed out green, or for hay, to be cut while the tool m in the milk. Thu i, very important, m when cut after the roc-1 hardens it contains an oil which often in- A story is told of a shrewish Scotch woman who tried to wean her husband from the public-houM by es ' ' ' brother to set tho put of frighten John on bin way iw •re you ?" said the guidnu^ _ ___ __ rition rose before him fam behind a bosh. “I am Auld nick,” was tho reply. “Come aotirer, beta* they are sure to become •wa', man," arid John, nothing daunted; “ crossed with our native beta, if any are gie's a shake o‘ your hand ; I am markept in within three aiifa, and the hy­ brid. being more inclined to fight when mefated than either the pure Italian*, or our bkek bore, it i, • quouioo whether a tagfaer ahonld not be satfefied with the latter. Itritam are sritag from »10 to filfi a hivo, aad tho black be« from |5 to W, axanling to tho atylo cf hive they are in. For nailing honey, as a mailer of prod-., MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. GEO. WOODS & CO.'S PARLOR ORGANS IRAKI RAMOI DIVISION. Tbe Reliable fibart Liu IK HI RAPIDS AND DETROIT Jeasrsfist ■Imim ««»l> la/or™*li< 'EX' BOOT) Tbe following questions are asked : “I am at fhe present fording it tu both rows and horsxa, and they eat it with apparent relish, and I am inclined to think it supe­ rior to timothy or elorer. I am ao well rtUsfied with it that ths owning year I de-ire to sow ten acres, and would like to know taw to rake three, or at feast two tons to the acre. Upon which, sod or ftubbk, docs it do the tart ? How would you advise it to be sown; by drill or broadcast, and in what quantity t” Il win gro* on any rich fat!, and produce two tons to the acre ; but tBe three and four tons to tho acre, that we read about are very difficult to rata. Op poor fend yon will got.a poor crop. I do not advise growing thia crop on a stiff, sward fend, if you have any in good condition that was cropped lost year. Sow tta last of May to JuuslOth, a hsirtnutai ot seed to tta acre, broadest, brush ft in, and then roll ths land. This »ecurc* quid: regstriion, and leaves the land smooth. board anould ho provided to mt up ia front of each ooop at night, secured by stakes, to prevent rata or other vermin entering them; and also to keep the young turkeys inside tbo next morning till tho dew is off tho grow, and if atomy to keep them in all day. Perhapo it would be better to hate* tho moot of the brood, under , lions, placing uiM eggs under each. Aa turkey raiaiag is now confined to raising from 10 to 50 upon farms, my remarks, as applying to GOT or more, ore not .based- upon actual experience in raising that number, but end very early Mw timothy, clover and blue gram at the sama time About two required to make tbe banneta a rucceta; crops of tho timothy and clom are ob­ and 1 think the subject one that farmers tained before the bint grata gate full proshould consider, in order to make all the •tarion. After that it chokes them out money that they can in inch a branch of The land is not to be pastured in fa. than two yearn from rowing." Hooey fas may bo proeared ia March or April, according to tho weather. if very sold they bad better not be removed tin April, or early in May. Tbe Italian bera pumas a far qualities over the black bees. Railroads. MICHIGAN -raps, wnrdiwS Ayer's Advertisements. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, 705539 AT C. M. RUNYAN’S. A. would respectfullj announce to the citi­ zens of Hastings and vicinity, (hat I have 11 new and more than a quarter of a eentury. a obtained a worid-wide reputation I virtues. Ttay correct dtveasvd ai fa rercra! assimilative orgsni body, and are »o compotcd that i __ ___ ttKfflifKWaS! Til firtat Swta Tkffiuto X centr/al NORTHEP BAILWAY COMPANY Philadelnhia an"!SJ8W4fir±mXX*A'.~.'S Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars^ syrups, spices. Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc^, which will be sold hi 'EW 10 HR (E1HBII. RiLLRRi* t-realitel lartiMteie teVLw* r.lcbnM-1 .*S m» SsswtrnoXMaTHMalate sarflUvw Jfcre*., <■ ito "w»uth>».ete«.-1ai« mIsm* BOTTOM PRXOSSe. Remember the place, nt J. 8 R UWYdlJV'IS Boot and Shoe* Store, Jefferson street. Give me a call. xxififltf C. M. RUNYAN. tens Rs a Dr-LC. AYER & CO., Lowell, Man., Pennsylvania City Dr ig1 Store •SOO PIABOS TOB S2SO. J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS, - - MICHIGAN Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of Gumming & Filing Saw* Railroad � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-05-30.pdf e9ef8fafd17fcd5cf7d3c01803b2c65f PDF Text Text TH* ffrfvrlic^r HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY. MAY 30, 1877. VOL. XXII. NO. 5. Thermometrical jump—Excursions up­ on the Potrmac—Decoration Day— Ex-President Grant whoa in England —The danger of ooaceoaioas to the j Enemy -Arlington oatste—Anticipi- 1 ted consistency In appointments. I ITTOBXET AT LAW A SOLICITOR ruCtaKCEIlT. Over ONE HUNDRED OLIVER CHILLED sold this season. It is TBE LilllH PLOW, And has been in Barry County for the past four years. There are more of them sold each year in this market than all others com­ bined. It is WARRANTED To run LIGHTER than any Sweet’s DENTIST 3E»XjiO-W iiw use, and to give perfect setisfaction Call and see the NEW PLOW N.0. E. Just the one for two Horses light liciiias. Nashville. and easily handled. Repairs kept for other Plows. ATTORNEY AT LAW k SOLICITOR ixcmrmr nmu v«tS22yi. GREBLE & RUSSELL PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, DIAMOND IRON, AND DIAMOND STEEL IRON BEAM IlllllfJV nil Illl kH Ii MLTWAT8IB, Buckeye Mower, with Table Bake Reaper JACKSOTST WAGONS! POWERS & BARLOW CSSEfaUft: WHOLE NO. 2051. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. PB9F153I0MAL AND BOSHES CARBS NEW Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine the WIABD PLOW, before purchasing others, Every one waranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Res-pers should see the Walter A. Wood Machin e, ■tsisr.as-st THE REOOVEREO TREASURE. abandoned the id. of appoint^ Dmnocrats to ofira, with tl-e view of strength owing h» ttonthern poliay, and will now appoint only Republicans in the Sooth. Every honest Republics in the land will snee with a prudeat regard for the fatnre of that party vhich elected Mr. Hayro to The mercury fa the tberatouMCar ha the Presidency Ukia a lively upward loop withfa the faH The Republican party will bo rrjofoni to two day. The general ament to the mfaanal, ahe'o dead F be informed, aad anti! convinced otherwise “Dead!" shrieked the old woman, tatioa “it to really warm" to brard oa all by dfieial ante will briieve, that Secretary rushing scrans the door, ‘dead ! Cures ridra Beyond doubt wo U«e now fairly sway, child, quick.' entesnd upon s deodadiy warm .earn, Sbcrmaa intends » hto department to epThe Kittle creators slid to the ground which will toad us day by day to the heel- j poiat nene other than on: and out Repub than ffkfi.OM by the operation. The kra Keans "who have been dyed fa the wool" in money b the Irastot.iL It crot th* He Who to not blind to the teachings of ctoy oce entire day's buaraera, and it ww a nnbanra, a worry, and a vexation from the rippling brwA. Bet thb ussotofoa first to Iras. Now York to eerily gulled . from the odd, damp day. of the latter , I trt of Apr* and the beginning of May b hailed with joyooa delight, orally by dvoiteti of the Capital but by the agrieulturmt who wbhes to row that he may reap. We recognuo a brighter look kon- Eve on till be could get something to ■!;. bat it wm stolon from him the night of the Tho President's Visit-Peaches-The Carnival, and ha want to hto room i«l Carnival-Suicides—The Effect of duwn by tU EWcrtstaan a shot. She waa ' The -Season for Excursions" upon the the War on Burinaea-The Weather. fair k. wITy, with hair of bright, rippled bereelf in MncDoagal rnreet because h* water* of the beautiful Potoauo ha. argold, aad large, violet-dork eyes—such a busbeod ran sway from her, and । wealtby ■ rived, and the invitation to enjoy a trip one aa yon might fancy Sexou Howtna to man nanxri AdAsra took pobion, beeaum I down <hr river and return I* eagerly em­ have been, in short. there wan so much worry in taking care if "Yra, hat I ahull soot be home. Nell., braced by visitor, and resident. Tho faTho Prradent vimted New Yrak thb an don’t Worry yourself about uro. Harry hb rotate A merchant wra found deni eilitiea afforded by the Meamboou running । week ra the guest of the Chamber of in the basraroul of hto ro-ec on Broadest, between Washington and the different C. mmcroe. who dined him. Hb reorptica As be spoke, ho glanced toward a valleaving amtoe stating 4hst hto trade had । points are fully equal to the demand. The ve'.-cualiiooad a/a. where a beaatiftil child I moderate chargee for fare And meafa place was .igtnfic.nl, and'was, in and of itself. ,left him, and he row no hopes of a ravin of scarcely three aummraa old fay nestling it within the reach of all to lake aa octa-j the higbna eod-wroment that be could .al, ends y.rong man eui htothroat, tw^auh ia the flushed, favaly afanp of Infancy, he could not get aa appofatmeM fa th* ' veal excursion upon the waters of one of i | the mott beautiful cream, upon thb coo I On Tnaeday he unvasled a stain, of port ofifae. All tboM with a doaea other* Fite-Gretna Haitork. in Central Park, and who stepped oat without giving a reason, timtnt. The Tomb of the Father of-hi.! “Ym; behu been la th. gnrdea all th. notwithatandlng th. attraction of the Car­ in a week ’ to there anythieg fa beat tha* Country at Mount Vernon, the Americana afternoon, end Ml asleep eloxMt the min­ nival, an immense throng went thither to drive. p«[4e to the madn-vs that musti ute the suruc brought him in."■ ! Mecca, j» annually visited by thousand* i pay their rewpeeto to him. On Wednrod.y Dr. Trara stood a morarnt looking down I who revere hb memory. Many other । upon the child. I poem .i pfaararable iwnrt are to be found ' he received the cttirao. at City Uall, and “How pretty hr growt. Ab, Nelly, we tut fear mortal boom ho wra kept ahaking upon t&e beaks of the Pulumac, all of have tho mart precidnt treasure Hestcn hand. with the beet eiuxeni. who mood pa which offer ratfaements to the seeker for ever gave to Hb children fa tbto bog." liratly la the ana waiting for their turn. Mrs. Tracy s lip quivered—th. dewy heali' and enjoyment. And. understand, it wra not the mere eufaufow crept into her tyw. “Oh, Hany, if I only had my little rimity to aoe a President that kept asee-. Bertha, too f ebante and lawyers io a long cue for hourf. । of everything the people IWs on. and no it • Soil brooding on yuui fa.t one. Helen ’ b-ur> hard upon those who arc doing noth­ I under a broiling au. It wra to do honor .My drara.1, I had boperi that urn. was ,“gaw up their lives that thrir reentryI > thb particular Proeideal the mas who ' tag. and those working for low waps. bmiiag up that wound ia your heart. Is might Hve," b near at hand. On tbs 30th has shown the nerve to grapple with the The farmers who have grain am rejoiced, it wise, to it dtocrert, tfaa to farjrt the . in»t. the branufal ooremcey of strewing; corruption, that were undermining the ss well thev may be, at the advance it has caused, but the poor laborer, the under­ ! fiowers upon the last rarthlf abode of fa- Government. It was to rndorse hto poli । titer, ran. brother, and hnsbend will bai ey and hb admfairtrau'on—it waa what ha paid cierk, and the half »tan«l aeematram child, gravely. obeerved at Arlington «nd other octMter-• has dose that attracted tho throap.that don't like it so well, for while it has । die." doubled the coot of their living. it has act ' him. and that greeted •■Who?'' demsndro Dr. Tracy, turning I। be. Thb to a haiy ofice far ths survtvon ' ’ ' increased their wages. The merchants uf the honored dead, the parfcraaMO of rodJdmlv .round. to profit by it, for they reason that "My »d< Ifaofa." which bring, n. into cfaoecemauafaa with ever ho went. Th. low down politicians Kope ' “And whst to your name T" tha sptriu of tbuaa endeared to us in life, of both parties kept aloof from him, aad if it pats up the price of produce the farm "Bertha Paroni." era will nut only buy more freely, Lal. they ' ‘ ahd who, having pmc honae. are now ia>- Uroaged the gregwbofa ia the vtefaity of ' Dr. Traey'e heart i.irsil to sued still. | will pay for what they hare already bought ' “Come here, my eMld," be raid, In a 1[Mfad fa our b*arlfa. hearts. ThaAmeri- City Hsfl, trying io belittle the roeop tian , aad make lbs wbeato run more monthly. Tbo\ade fa arms fa getting to be a big thing. Americas arm* have always been favorites in Europe, end thb war has givty reception from the only dam wbow good word in worth anything It wm an Colt and Remington Anaoriee are now heaort compliment to aa boaat ana. running, night aad day, oa both Rassiaa The report that ex-Prarident Grant will and Turkfah orders, and »hip load, me The pracb supply for the United State, milfag daily. A vnroeD loaded with arm. whila'in Loafou pay a formal vfait to the Quran, that hie ‘ rail will be returned by to grown largely in Delawase and Mary­ and ammunition for Kuala railed ymter Victoria fa penna," .nd farther that he land. The crop will b. immense thro joar, day end w they were paid for before they will be the guest of Dtoraali, the Prime lb. total yield being -Umsted al H,CKW, left she nort, so woU as the ram! that Mintoter of England, remind, ana of the 000 baskets, which ia' a peck tat every carried thorn, the whole comet n b Boman vfait of young John Van Buren, who wm man, woman and child-ra tiro United property. The vaaeef and cargo to rained only the eoa of a Praudent, bat who wm Sutra Heretofore the peach crop has al 11,000,000, making to a tempting prise. boon diftributed to the North and Wat Aoeoedisg’y a party of speculators, acting ran'a dancing attendance at Court wee the through New York, bet thia year there b ia concert with the Turkb Representative rabjaotof muck ridicule in thio country, to be a change Tho Baltimore k Ohio hero, han bought a fient steamer, and put but we do not apprebrod that tba pl.ia, and Peausylraato radroad., tho greet fee. into her an armament, end propene to fellow bloat ex Preridaat wHl sabjeot hlmarif to of New York, hero otganiaol train, spe­ and capture her on the high acae It wdl1 air: aad all the trine be wra thinking of cially fitted up,, and, pnfoao to take Uries', words. •Child," ba arid, braakfag th. faeg. op like critiques. Ho will iodalga ia no set She wm a widow when he married her, orive liloacv, whoa thvy were about vpeechca expressive of adulation. Ho will the crop westward directly. They pot on Government, will, immediately, buy the thb fair Saxon beauty—a widow whom f way home, “you are an orphan T" maintain the dignity of an Amerieaa citi- train. Sued fur ths transport ef th. fruit, steamer. to be used in aimila: venturra, aa the death of her handM-mo foreign awind •Yea," mid little Hertha, simply both Govern mens are compelled to get ten who haa jut retired from th. mart ex­ ‘Bo jou remember nothing of your their emu from thb comtry, to a vary alted poauioo within the gift of hto oouoconsiderable extent, there will ly a great 'Mam,' repeated the child, rsgnely. deal of thb brad of thing dorat, which will employ a great many adventurous opbLa who are not avow to making a great N» one who taka a survey of the two evonabaiona in thb city. Thu will give deal of money, but who prefer the excite­ grmt political partfan of thb country ao dutant points cheaper prachro than ever ment to the profft. The Rraaiagtooa.it to fail to see that in the near future tbs truth before, though it will be a severe blow to cf the old proverb will ba il’aotrated "that s viry largo internet ia thb eiiy. Thus polities make *tr«ge bed felfowa" On one thing after another to being .born from aprotoro on the ground, there Will be s the one aide Dsroosrat. ere working like the mctropuib.whieh it to toeing by ite cu­ curious Mate of affairs st Bion. It will pidity, and twin rioter, rij^tfitoy. TfaJ purxlc the aunufaeiurtrs then to keep lbs New Ycck b-iraing tradv uteue—lhal.be Braman sad Tnrkwh OSoen from catting, to fill the loat Bertba a plaoe." each other, throats. But they have done .As he led the fair kairwl child forward, it before. They used to have Spanish and Hehp gated wildly el bar far a paoteeat, rewsioM. On th* slbar ride, proteot after 1 have got to roy something about the and then burst into a wild, gted ery. protest U mod. by the Republicans againu Carnival, for it has been more adrrrtirod “Bertha ! m; own little Bertha I" «ny abandonment ot the plstfonn upon (ban anything that hu happened in New The toolbar a inrornu had triumph*! over all those fang, fane yrare of aeparn- which the party ww organised, the war of York fur yrore It wa. a fraud. Careithe rebellion fssghl to a enouamTnl terml rab ia Europe ar. day» of universal u*ernation, and the' sdainiotraliaa at the Govrv making, in whleh the whole popuisti-.e joins, bot oven in Europe they ere going crttehad. The eiprrhncat of faviifag into disose m tea frivolous. In New Or­ ihnra who were coospfaaoao la renouncing I allegi*o«* “> l!lc Govwomeat ala tba bans and th* Southern citiro they are in OUR NEW YORK LETTER. council. of the Prerideat to fraught with CamaffB, Sin aiS Oreaalal PAINTER At A. M. krak'a Carriage fiUp j amisimrat aad fan't partfaalar m to what it to. Il was thought it eeaU he fieoe fa New York. . The menegm ^erterei the country with advanfanmenta, prmetofag aa raormoee daylight jwrad., and sMtllmcre OtHM/ HUM) HBJDr THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames,!^ until you have priced their Goods, for you pnauesedjw got the worth of hto money. And now it ha. transpired that the setroro. wra the work of a ooaptoef frands from New Oriesne. They ehesgsd fiU.1 atatoc of Fgi Gram. Hritak fa Ooueach for the adverttowg wk;-®., they mid th. 1 Park on the Ifieh faoU, with the faebf tiro “peiTitoge. of riding in the ponomoa tai 1 of Prmidout Hayes. WisTaa axaa "Dukra." “Baria," Ac., for large money rpeoob ' rams, they sold the privilege, of the bare, 1oaUeot ammo oi the fittrom of thfags, th* fa charge of the a-— ealted Hand, and amt rooms, at Gilmores Oar- committee ‘ dea for a great deal of money aad they ' Wilhaa CuBea ooUected large rom. from th. Hoteto and '•~t of Ivfag poata Brjtti wa the preridcct of the day, WiBfam Allan Baller the orator, and John jGrvecIruf Whittier the poet The tofcw' inc b the brief epwh of Mr. Btyemi. were.: th. brad of it, and so they paid “I win not behave that all thb seonothing, they mMfo a good thing of it. It b estimated that they chared not tom i eoarna has been attrusted bn by not ra tate. It ana tho rerifienee of Grau Lae bofore the vu, U wm the property of Mn. Loe, having booa bequeathed to her by Goo. W. Camb. The Oametmy m 'Sura. �our Washington letter. H R. Stavern Column OUR NEW YORK L£TTER. VEGETINE Operations of the Civil Servlea Re­ form-A Renewal cf Murder* in tbe South-Tbe Right Kind cf TalkThe Union and the Confederate SCROFULA, ScrotidiM gible points of difcrenre between the two Powrre-U fe dm w difficult that fighting would sy.make it any Utter. Eagiand, if not actually wonted in such fighting, might not coma <mt of it with a* much credit m Rnaaia. And than the people Haanatu, Mica., Mar 30, 1877. who claim to be the most enlightened oo the giobe cannot help cocxxidarror whether, ia tbe niactecnth century, it b .luMifiabk THE STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL. to abed the blood of thmmanda for the mere sake of keeping up a national pres­ tige , whether, in ahort, tbe British Em­ pire in India is worth that cost, or caon-'it of Baste Charitim, etc., tailed us to Ooldbe maintained by worthier means. How­ mter, and we spent an afternoon at thia ever the problem is looked at, time will be teituticu, the most imponaat and vatulikely to suwgtheo the influences that aMe of our State charities, aad at the seme time one of the leaM easily, aad for SPECIE RESUMPTION. which the prerent L^ialaluro m«J« .only the hunt posrfbfe appropriation, lem by The recent purchase nt gold with 4) one half than it should hare Uro. The aabool is managed by Mosn. Randall, of per cent, bonds, and . tbe »eroi-«ffidal anBranch, Hines of Monkala, and Burov nounesmtnt.Uul it ia I be beginning of u of •Wayne, three aeeompiaibed bnsiMsi accumulation of coin for tbe purpose of men, and hence every expenditure is purehmiag greenbacks ia order Co resume wutehed with the utmcsl vigilance, that ao specie payments January I, 1S79, ha* dollar of the public funds shall be misap­ callud forth an emphatic protest from vspropriated. The Kiperinteodent, Lyman P. rious quarters xraiart suah a rourre,’ Afideu, Esq., seemed to as to bg >s v.ry and a aavaro anwagamMul uf Secretary man for the plaro, awful, kind hearted Sherman. Judge Kelly, who b a very vigilant and active, while the matron. araaibie man in many raapecte, b an iofla—-- ----------------------- —, —j------------------ . tioubt and has a theory of tri* own wnieh be fully impressed with tbe responsibility b known m the "inconvertible bond’ of the trust reposed ia them, brace the scheme, b decidedly opposed to Secretary some 300 in number, of all ages. Sherman a couree, and b writing very long teas 3 Io 1C years, had tho appearance of letters to prove that such a policy will being well cared ter, well isntractad ami prove ruinous. Heaiy Clay Baird, an­ dinplincd in a manner that would best fit other Phifodelphia poiitu-o-eroootriMt, then to be pla-ed in goqd fiunilies at thy writes "An Open Letter to the President ’ resHewt possible day. and which wm ccr In which he sap ‘u embodied a statement taialy laying the foundation for a ebaracter in each that would fit him or her to do well their part ia the great drama of life. To express our own unbiassed cowrittieta in- regard to the real merits ol this school, would be to place it above, in point of uaefulnew, all our other Stale iortitutioux and to make it the o* that should be ths moot, liberally supported and care hilly guarded, to the rod that the unfor t tunic waifo of society placed there, for th** are no criminals received, may be fit­ ted for Hyaa of usefulness, for which many of them bare been apestelly favored by nature, and creed only such cure, goveroeneal and instruction aa this InstitaUoc, pngieriy. provided for, can faro rib, to make them the equals of nay of the more fevered children of the State, in s!T that •ucwUtutca true manhood aad wotuauhood. cf the causa whi.-h hare led to the de­ cline of Turkey to a pout where bee final fell ia a matter of abaolute oaruinly, unlaa it ia prevented by the iatarveuliou of other European powers, aa well a* the the nua which are hurrying the txmatry over which you preside to a rimiLtr fete." Sen­ ator J cure of Nevada who astonished tho country with a hard-money apecch of great merit in the winter of 1874, has bceotur a most unmitigated paper money man. and presents a theory for a penna neot and irrodremable iasuc of paper money amounting to so many dollar* ywv rajtiln of the entire population of the country, and to be iocreyed aa the population in­ Party, M opposed to the Bourbon Demo­ cratic fiction. Tho name of Republican will probably be dropped. It ia expected that the colored vote Irit divide m much m the white, and that all native white bwa oppresKd for some days, hare been made good For acme thirty or forty hours prior to its arrival we, in imaginauco, saw Um gallant Chief, droned io the military toggery of a UvL Brig. Gen., ridiog upon and directing the “eranf.rter" toward tlie Capital, and iu our agony we tried to him. in *upplicatory terms, to hasten sloop, and "Stand not upon the order of hie coming, of whom Ixach ia leader, will co-operate. Ixnch is the moat popular orator ia the Slate, a man with a atroeg personal follow­ ing, and ta the fine Democrat who has had the coungn openly to break with hie eld Bourbon traditions and illiaoM He preceded by. copious rainfalls, so that we now hare really May weather in its sea­ son, and not the senrehiag temperature of July. Our gratitude for thia change is measured by our suffering for some time. W< hope to chronicle a rontiiuar.ee of it for the remainder of the tn..oth of Sowers ’ ' and for many days after the ova entero the • with inquiring eyes. ' The Mayor of Liverpool lias tendered Ihie luopitalities to ax-Ptasidral Gnat and I family ou their arrival. The Illinois Legislature has pa med a 1Lili cvnipclltng hotel keepers to keep a eup| of wire rope ladder* in rooms above the ply i The Chief of Polios of Manchester, N. |H , ia waging a wu against the liquor deal­ ,ers, and threatens to 'tone up every rum shop in the city. fighting before thry know for what, and before they know iicr the fighting is go­ ing to accomplish what they want On the Other hand, Ruaaki perfectly under­ stands the magnitude of the military job she has oa hand in dralm- with Turkey akioe, without recklessly bringing om of wurid against bar. If, then, thedifferre. tea letwecti them relate merely to territo­ rial or material pointe which can be dis­ COFFEE any like Rusia's dltavowal of aiming at CmuU.tro.-jJe, er any intended interfer sees with tho Suer Canal—there is a rea atmaHe prospect that tha waiter can be amianhly arranged. Happily, the program ef rivihatiou is making it more and more diffietlt for aaiions to go to nr over que» tioM that can be diapoaed of in any other information respecting the finaaeva of tho country and aa familiar ar any man can bo UAippily, on the other hand, there are with tba effect of any given line of policy ud my always be questions not auaecy.tible of deliberative arnngeseut. There la tioo, would enter upon a reekleM or ruin­ ous policy, b simply ridkulaua. Secreta­ ry Sherman has always had tho reputation OT being eonaervstive and has batu erm Thb b aeeuasd of being alow and timid. Is it tha qarotko of the comparative pradago preAqp »reMonabk. ------to believe that he will suddenly of tbs two nation* in Asia, where they adopt have both bean btokling up great mapiroa. pmnfe upon him? Neither has done it by feme .kev, but in We think that the average lease of the a great degree by tba mreal Imprwmian of 'country wiU fell to aro that Secretary inriuuUlity what ha* gone wUh their con- ISherman haa entered upon any daagrrou* poliey. Tb« opsratiotM of funding appear iM&a over a ppuUtkm of IGi.tNto.OOO- to U going ou wub rosy regularity Them or five toro that of th* United Kingdom appeurotobaba mnehor more mosay i» —sled she dore it with s mam handful the bonks than the present volume of of British troops, although it b wri! bmdnam will pay the intereat oa. Indeed, TOBACCO. Piles. CROCKERY. which be does not support. The Chloro TTmre remarks that the only thing for a Democratic newspaper to do now b to put on decent moaming and bury itself in tbe last ditch, with tha and burial place cf try may not — visiting the Female Weakness. dead. It u but fifteen mike below Waaliingtea. <>U tbe right beak of lbs Pomsuse. It eao be reached dally by a Meamboet specially engaged in rear eying v bitore. STOISTE WARE. General DebBity. Smith Hogle & Preston. Vol. 22 4tf. in East Feliciana was committed Uj<a ne­ gro, and the paramour of Mrs. Lew is sus­ pected ol‘ the crime. •muggling of waariag apparel. The fanioua London tailor, Poole, made an at rangvmrot with the effiem of a Ctmard steamer to get poods through without psy- in the eity. Tho extent of wpaggting b little understood. Then i* a bouse in the city ia the btxA trade, who have a prim rig establuhmeut ju«t aeroaa the line, near Route’s Point in Canada, It b in the : woods and remote from everything. The Its sppeannre, it in stereotyped, printed snd bound on the othre side and carted to the neanvt railroad rtatice by the tb. ua -ud. and sold at prices that no a__r--- pohliriicr can compete with, for no copyright to pay, and their Geo. M. Savage A. Go’s Col THE BLACK HILLS " intS IV.W, 6E0. PECK 4 CO'S 155 and 157 WOODWARD AVE., BETROiT todw. .« *•• »*K »r retol :->«! .«r tere> ■«> Mb •< Fuhiuatie Suer Brets M In some way or other the infcnnalioo has been disseminated t nrougb tbe South that while Mr. Randall will give n» pledger, he b very likely to favor a, Texas-Pacific subsidy. The news for Northern enneump 500 CLOVER SEED 1 SEW STYLES SUMMEK SI IAS. NEW STYLES GRENADINES. NEW STILLS LAWNS, kc.he. PERSONAL. Crook will go to Utah and aaoartaiu if necessity exists tot am troops. P.EKiX. ramwiu Lager Beer Tho T.'me.’ W^iagtco special soya tha coaitly relativs to the New Kcglaod Pen aion Agencies. Tho Senator say* that he haa not ehauged hb position at al| oo poIilicsl aflaiea, and adheraa to hb view* ex pnaaud irthe Sctmte last yam. aider the daima of members .of hb on party io preference to those of the oppsiiiou," ho euunoiriod a aealiment thm wffl be approved by ev«n Bepubii can in tho Union. L> t thb be tbe rule by which be will be guided m dupecing Ex SouOiare paetenaatere represent to the ecutivv patronage and there will be low Ikpertmaot at Wasbingtoo that the eoun. try b flooded with silver, and that ecetrseton refuse to take more than *5 in be more disheartening to thorn who Mm -j by kirn nnril ha wm finally riaegursic! payment of nJloctkm drafts ; tlut silver than to wiinem the elevatiou of men who i* xt a discount, and they are unable to had fought him to tbe bitter sod. - Tho mako peymente with it or to gM rid of iL Tbe Unsing /fepwt/kcs tap that Prv*ident Hayre bore himsslf with dignity and eminent propriety during hb vbit to New Vork, and did not appear to fori tho petty party malice displayed by Fam. J. Tilden Twenty asloona Lave closed up in Mus­ kegon within the part few wuaka. It will take about 170.000 or 175,000 to ran the Grand Rapid* School* thb ,®otic Seiiu .lactos Ini* SnLctBurfatmi! HBliC UlMl untie- ntkii OMESTIC II The proaparta of ril kind. «f area)’ frah ia thu NO* BMtion b qufee good, but appiu. will be a Mure. Dr. Rayuolda haa stirred op tha St. Clarites, and hi* labors there will doubtlaw ba prodnetiva of good rewnlta. S iKBftWasutta.-l.'tS LIGHT-RUNNING DOMESTIC BEST, John Gamble, a pro ament lumberman, and wril known in Um pins aeatioe of thb ■MMEST1C" SEW1SG MACHINE CO.. , which bo aacrifired his life b inseparably bleotUl with it. W. <s»a« boom tU owe without honoring the other. New, b b all right aad proper that those who rraputhiaed with the Codfodsratooauee ab^al-J (rates A Kalamaxoo woman haa hero fined HO for aelhog liquor on Sunday. The ohok of the ahmq. shears Md th. nwBIfluaua xrwola of tbe wool buyer will aoou ba beard in th. ta«L ' caption wm moat cordial, and the beat men of all parties ware glad to do him honor. It ia said that Got. Blooe of Miaaiaaippi han concluded that it u bert to kt the Kemper county taajaacre blow over. Il no, ■ he practically declare, to Uu country that , tha m ardor of entire famdioa by moU is , ] , , •5.000-Tho mooed trial of Jamm K <Scripps of the Detroit “ ' “ ' again*: Judge RriUy. n for the plaiatiff, with amo«M of fifi.OUO. H eootitrea the fight with ‘the powers that be.” a coaffidreoe that be wffly_____ _________ published reports of tbs triri we are Uprvwaed with the fee* that pnrijmism —x■* । - - i__ i___ * —• i- BY SENDING FOR SAMPLES KraHwtra-KUrftKf Gov. Emery of Utoh writes to tba Sec­ retary of War fur United States troops, aa a precautionary mrebare, in viaw of tho Senate as the auroeaeor of Judge Chase in 1861, and from that time until last Marsh ww a member of the Senate Ctuntaittee which conriderccd all and originated many of the financial meararre of Congress, lie ba* never been committed to the theoris of the extremiste, ba* never advocated x policy which baa been p.-ooounced itnpnutieable and itaa never rode a financial hob­ by. He haa considered financial quewticna from the cxiating coaditiou of tbe country, and suited hb action thereto, la SOAP Constipation. the effret that he hue not changed hi* sen­ timents on tho Prarideut’a Southern policy, Tho Consul at Jerusalem, Mr. De Haos, Mr. Sherman ia going oo in thia way de has forwarded bU resignation to the Prem creasing or making arrangement* to de- dent, and proposals for filling the place creuae the amount of currency, the reviv­ wiB be received al the White House for al of business, which theory, ui exchange remarks, ia about aa sensible as if the dry Miaa Van Lew, the Union spy, who han goods merchants should declare that a been [Dstmaster at Richmond, Va., the large increase of yard stick* would result past eight years, ia U> be superswlcd by W. in the development of the dry goods trade. W. Forbes, a llejmblicwn and old Whig, A few journals in favor of specie resump­ who is respected by both parti*. tion aa a theory, but evidently afraid of Ex Senator Lewi* imiata that every thing the euforreraiot of the resumption act, are ia lovely in Virginia—that its people welvery certain that Secretary Sherman is or public writers, have led rotaanoa sense peofde to doubt their sanity became of their remarkable financial theories, we are inelined to believe that the aemiblc peopk of tho nation' do not stand greatly in fear of the policy, of tbe Secretary ol the GROCERIES, and utterly rvekkte. her aa dead, usd aba_________________ and most unruly of tbe prisooeri. Auother b a woman of good ajnneetiooa, who ia a coufirmed kleptomaniac. She was wall enough off, hanac a husband in a p «d burineas who wm very liberal to her But she rould not avoid theft She weald steal the most uaelew articlew.thinp that she could not um and tha were of oo possible account to her. Sbop-kecpen hones in good families at the culiaut pus aiHe day, to the end that the State may be relieved of their special cure and the proceeding in a manner ant xu:lurried by and allow them to vote for any ytrxj they good of the child promoted. This qnre may prefer, without let or hmdraace. tian should have the early and careful sonThere is talk of retiring aad enfowong sahraliou of our lawmakerv. aa *a <kkH the order which I'rsejdeut iiaiiiemi lasaed, just before his death, enjoining all office­ Nearly all of the partite above referred holders to attend strictly to their duties ANGLO-RUSSIAN UNDERSTAND to are entirely ccnfidsol that if Secretary and to kt polities alone under pein of disSherman is not stopped in hi* twrecr be will involve the country is rain, and if he Gen. Joe Johnston b anggcated aa prob­ cannot be stopped by admonition, the ialire to. a Presidetit ahoukl dumbs him. and send able nominee for Governor af Virginia by Kagland him baek to Ohio—the headquarters cf the AdmiaiMraUon party. Johnston b 1 jroaeot thoroughly in favor of She President * pol­ amcmg those things which arc important the greenback heresy. With the exception of the inflationist* icy. and waa eeriouafy considered fora if true, and yet it fcreohadow* what may ultimately ebree to pam. Whatever on- and those genlktneo who, m Cutigremmcn Cabinet porition. amioeaa may exist in the minds of the Eojdbh people in regard to tha Bosnian programme in the pending war, and how­ ever determined they may be to protect British iaterert* al al! harards, there it loo HbmTs ■ The coMUing aauuancs Bum the Sig­ nal Office, that a cold wave from the north wod waa approaching to relieve us from 0YSS1 (SUmsiiOTXS �traady. parlor. Sc., hare boon rrccraaeadad. bnl th0M aro of my doubtful ofteaey. to aay th- hurt. Aleebul I. nerer digwnol.r. k*d atMOg tba diSurfbi. sUanH. aad b Incapable of tflcrdUrauiritlM. Il rroaie. gnmlly aa Instice-Probate-Circuit Court Iw-Circuit Court Chancery -Circuit Court Criminal­ Circuit .Court Commisioners - Constable Sheriff or Convey- - and we have been doing an immense business ever since. NOTICE THESE PRICES, COME WHILE WE HAVE THE GOODS. Men'. Working Suit, tS 60. H 00 ul IS 00. toner Prire $6 00 to M 00. Men a tdl. Wonl Spring Suits >6, $7, $8 and $9, former prices >10 to >15. Men’s Fine Cassimere and Black Cloth Suite >10 to >15 and up. Men’s Lined Pants 76ct5- and $1 00. Men’s all Wool Pants |2 <50, >3 and up. Men’s Fine all Wool Pants nn.'l Vests $4, fo and Men’s all Wool Coats (Job) $2 56. Men's Cotton Socks 3 and Gets, a pair Men’s Summer Coats 35cta. and up. Men’s White Vests $1 00 nnd up. The band pUyt-1 la Qmrt House S-|uare oa Friday evening law, aad diManad aon> v«vy Im marie. *o bear thal tba tend will giro on Friday eroalog of each week, a coaeevt ia Court Houre S-|u*re. and we bop. our eiUaetu WAIZEIA IAIREI. Patent Medicins at Market Prices-Fine Toilet Articles in endless rariety-Pure White Lead-Oils-Vari nuhes-Braahcs, etc. A Urge quantity of I Wall Paper of all In fact nil Goods whether-fine or common have been reduced in pnce hilly W’a whh h daaliaeily undnvtowl that tba ciirTV.poad.tKV relative Io th. Iluilng. ?.arwvl la th. Ual Hinn waa xu.ri«d wkbatil, ourkaowiadg. «r evVMal, aad rebatanrUUy THE GREAT ONE PRICE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, U-J. aad tb- brertv. whuh-mM o^oymrel «f lb. «M nullltud. who panicipereJ la 1L To the aalvon rava and erakan who predicts! a failure aad tula, It waajutt a huge u<aa- All About the County. CITY DRUG STORE Double Store, 38. 40, and 42, Canal St, GRAND RAPIDS. Attention. Smled Propouaia will bo rocetrod by the underaignetl, a apaeial ronnuittre of the Cvtamoc Council, until 5 o'clock in tbe afternoon of Friday June lat, lor the removal and re-burial under direction of the Council, of eaeh of the bodis in the Special Notices. To All. Particularly Invalid*. M. D. Reed daeim to call aUentiun to hii new Waroo Shop, where ba any be aotxnd at all h.mri of aay day, ready la do any work ia hii line, from patting a new woke in an old wheel, to the building of the beet buggy ever aoca ia the coonty ol Rarer IV>n • rka - It, th. W IDE IMO! Call 1! ttt Sin rfJteBIG HAT. WALB BIDS E , For restoring Gray Hair to Ils natural Vitality and Color. la offering io al! the largest aaxirtnent A dressing Xh;ch i» alonco agreeably healthy, aad e? fecual for preserving tbo hair. Fo^rr jnyWriiaoM of H ATS, CAPS and CENTO FUR­ work to be dose at the time and in tbe i manner the Council .hall direct, and not to include any bodite ordered moved by friend, or relatirea. The Council merrea the right to reject any and all bida. ' Gsd? M. Dgwrr, ) D. McNai'uiitvm, - Coanmiuee .M.RCS.O.L. J NISHING GOODS 2X47 to be Cwnd ont- THEM AT MECU LOWER PRICES—1Don't M to! fore purehaaing. siQNor phravr. lire u> tbo Public Pound,'' are hereby no­ tified that auch stock will be driven tc Ihetpublic pound, on aad after June 1, 187", and the ordinance thereunto pcrtainiuK “netly cn&rccd- By order of th. OrmiMa Council. Dated, Harting! City, May 28, 1877, played ant." Advertised Letters. raaySOtl STOCK OF GROCERIES PEOPLE OF BAHRY pvraxu. laid, U a powerful .peaker, aad moved nrany to Iron by bn motherly, ^oaiaalr app^farth.ymtaf. Mr. Pariah wax Ivar. logical. lawyer-like. thb with l»« ciawinaM • ssftHssxas.: ul k.lpi Kill w» W Wm 4L-.. TG CONSUHPTIVES. Commercial. Inwm aad Tvnag-X jo—Hom. which are eugar-ewted. and little larger than ■ward aaada. will1, hr thrirrtredy aadg-tfo Onr rowp-tilor. drelre Io return llumU to kellon oo Um Uv«4mvt«1 all Urpidlly, thru premaaroily overeomiag coartipaclon. In Nr. John «. Crvuay tor a boi of cigar*. Mr. •I .— *, l—4— <h.. han 1 eatir.lv aaC. is doing • good burine.., pull tag prod alack Into hit rigor.. aad wo rireagly rveositr.rod .hared rtf hair ent. io at John Bommer', .hep. H» does hi. work ia the bat of atyfit, and everything ia jut aa nice m yon broad way m la Park Mroai. Adwptad by aye. and un aa follow. : Ayre-AM. Abbey. Dew.y, McXaogkioa, IteaatU, Tvmllaaoa aad Towg-d. DEFY COMPETITION Drugs, Medicins, Etc., Etc Wm. H. Goodyear. 7E2E Local kk;ipe;; |totice? eta pood unU! June Sth. -■ ■.'•UFhOTM of thia city gat areM»i>t*l<h« in th. thigh oa Saturday ereotag tool by a revolver Ibat ho carried la hl. poakoX. Nm tho wkvrt thing ia tho world to carry in m<iybckM—• rocket revolver. ■ ov.alag lari. Tbe retire w.nh waa «»• bUa. •f I vaallM 1 Igbl. eiroakod a»d fl-bad till the eyewrerimMt daaitod. JUmiUrf I BawaUM! /l. I- Recd haa almriy .thfoeaaoMaaldowr /klriy boggle* and Inform. aa tha* liana hare PEOPLES DBUO STORE. Physician's- Prescriptions and Pattern 1 Psttems! A. Burdette Smith's PaMenis—the beat io tbe world—with doth modab, jtut receirod tod for sale m tha wem of Mrs. 0. V. Greenfield—oo Breedway. tsay30t3 Family Recipes carefully pre­ pared with Drugs and Chemicals nf purest quality only. TAKE NOTICE. To Thorr whom it maj Concern. I am now running a New Portable Mi chine for moring, rais- location of buildings nnd ha' about 1, �Railroad. Doctor Aikln’s Double Column. Bt’S±rtL"JSW5l&— tasessssi-sitt.1BEtsarscttiMS'f' Mttsinstssi,a,J!Srrts.. •E'XB-Jlt.tSrJffl.'X; *«£v is luxuriant. marshes and swales have dis appeared by ditching and nndsedraining . fine fences over tbe entire farm greet the eye ; a yonng’orchaid b just coming Into bearing ; tbe dwelling is painted and blind­ ed , sbado trees adorn the yard . the barns and outhoutes look cunforta ’ lc, and are in good repur; a sufotamial picket fence surround, the house and cardcs, and ev­ erything denote, thrift and comfort. How was this greet unprovramot effected ? Sim­ ply by peraisteot labor at odd times, when tho crops did not need spatial attention ; and tbe improred crope from year Io year, obtefoed by a thorough system of fermingpaid the entire expenses. Had Mr. B. or Mr. C. bought thb form, ilia probable that Jt tojdsy would be the aamcold forlorn and r i. —Ararat. -saw.’ -J Railroads A. -»O< Holloway'. Advertisements. CENTRAL MICHIGAN RAILROAD. “iordowo" place. It ia energy and brains that effect such romlu; and many formers A commission with “power. to treat" ia being desired by tba thirsty. A lady haa been found ao kind-hearted that rhe will never beat an cjg. Why ia a man in bed like a book unnstritious/od best for cow. and horses. I They give a richness and color to the eream that nothing due fed to cows ever equaled, end in the winter a peek oy half buslwl fed to eaw» daily is as good as. or better than, aa ordinary feed of meal; and when we consider that from 500 to 100ft bushels can be grown from an sere, it needs no lengthy argument to diow that they arc profitable. ‘Bd,’' nays farmer X, “I’ve tried growing recently surrendered to Fatted Stalo troop. QRAXDf RCITK RAILWAY Tlx- Texan cattle drive for tho coming than they are worth." Ym, I know how frLiiiiii You did not prepare your acaaon ia eat imated a: a quarter of a tailland for them by heavy manuring tire pre­ vious year, and v rowing a crop of potatoes oa it, and thoroughly dretsoying the wwd. and allowing none to.gH to reed. If you lixdidone thia, and'hid put on man ere enough for two crepe, your potatoes would He wrote to the Cumtry Gadlman as bard paid all or mere than the expenses, follows, ia regard to Huogarira grew : "My soil, was a dry, gravelly foam, the aad Shea tha land would have been in good field cvulaining 19 ncre.. In 1875 I hii condition for the carrots. » it would not hare require)] any manure that season, and cut on this field 5 loads cf hay ; to be sure the season was exeemdrdy dry, but tho you would not have found it troublesome RURAL TOPICS. land was poor and the grass pretty well ran out Kariy in May last I plowed it thor­ oughly and-rather deeper than ever before ; thence to the 6th of June whenever a weed appeared it was harrowed. There had been considerable sorrel aad the weed common­ ly known here as ‘five finger’—in fact s.-8asa®tsw» M. “<*" I tkeaten UT Jirt.e.,‘ ■■' harjj frequently mixed tin seed with aaod and kept it moist a week, ’ ‘ ia tko sun by day and in tbe kitchen fire by night, _ _ •1,tdc tepid water from lime to lime, and as soon a» the least sign of sprouting appeared, I lisd the land made rendy. thro I dried the sood in the sua by spreading it oa large i trap, then so»Gag it by band; and io tbnsi dap it fcX above the ground and the carrtito grew rapidly ahead of the few weeds with very little labor. Carrots rerptine a deep, mellow soil, and should be raws in drills about 15 inches apart for hand booing, and 30 inches io be cultivat­ ed with a horse. Sow nt tho time of plrat- the ground. Ou June Cth 1 sowed 15 acres ol the field with Hungarian—Row­ ing a basbel to tlx acre broadcast by hand ar^t the tame time applied with a broad­ costing machine 500 punnds of Luter's ground bona to tho acre and harrowed all in together with a Thomas barrow. The booe cart me 18.50 per acre cn the ground. Tbe nut of the field was put in with 0-hcr crops. Again the season wa. exceed ingly dry, but one good rain felling from tbe limo tha seed was sown until it was . Mangolds (sugar beetsi are quite a. eat, and Only two other slight rains. We profitable to grow m carrv.te. They re­ finished taking it in ca August 12th, aml quire the same rich, mellow soil, free from had twenty-six loads of fine - hay—dos leas an ex new of weed., to be sown ia drills 18 leches apart for hand hix-ing, and 30 inch­ tons off the whole the year Lafore. The es for the horse cultivator. .Sow the .o-d Hnucariau waa fine in appearance, unite with nieodwowte, to drop about two itdtequal to any hay I had, and the experience) <• apart, knd tho plants to be thinned out of the winter thal all «toek—horses, cows, to stand about ten iachrs opart. The va­ .keep [and calves—eat it St readily and riety that is moat profitable to grow ia the yellow globe. Sow from early in May to Lave. Tho ground war left in splendid June IrtF An acre often produces 1,000 condition, clean aad mellow, and tn Sep- barbels, to be fed raw to cow. and other Umlxr wu seeded to wheat with a drill, cattle, and cooked with meal ’to swine. again drilling in about 500 pounds of .The weeding ia not troublesome, it you ground bono per acre. W» commenced take them in hand before they get ahead cuttimt tbe grass in nine weeks from the of tbe been t bat never use fresh stable day it was sown. In an ordinary season nurture, full of the seeds of weeds and It should not stand longer than 50 to 56 days. A wooden revolving rake should U used in raking it, the wire terth of the wheel-rake tracing many of tho stools out by th.o roob on mellow ground." Thia statement ia a flair representation of what can generaBy be done with this kind of gnrtf. In this rare the land waa poor, and a bushel oTeeodto the acre was eown; but in many enema hdf a bushel omms t be enough. It sella ia New York 'for SI ^iv-Vivr* also .aMllaaa. u>. vita vwtetaila retina, m.uawr k. ..re treaty Fort Washta & Saiiiai ■ICH1GAM AND THE SOUTH. !?rSF&* GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS Tbe Sellable ftert Lla- •— IBB Vkirai ar vif. Vs Dess U> near doing ill" I had 'em half-soled." MLMU.IU. An Irish coachman, driving part some field., and addrecing a smart girl eug.grd io shearing, exclaimed: "Arrah, my dar­ ling, I wish I was in jail for steeling ye 1" Stllj: 11! HEALTH AUG ITS PLEASURES Mr. Ning-Choy, formerly interpreter in iloog Kong, baa bcea called to tbe bar of Lincoln's Ian, Loudon. He is the firrt Cliiaamxn who ever attained that dininc- FT ATX OF SICUiaiX. Ceartv U Bam. NeUw uksrakr «ir«a. Ital kr aa «ni~«ru» Ute C««n r.r ike Caaatrei tarry. latas« aa Ur si Mar. A. D. ICt. air anta tea The spring styles of rests will be so short and the trousers will' be cut so high in tho neck that our best young men will be able to button their collar^ directly on the waistbrads. •‘Do you think 'I’ll get justice done mo?" said a culprit to his cveosel. “I dont think yea wiD," replied the other, “for I see two men oa the jury who 'em. If we used some pi tent soap on our are opposed to hanging." oollan it would dilgraca tbe rest of our Ao excellent old deacon, who, having creta. Abd, finally, we don't ever get woo a fine turkey as a charity raffle, didn I our silk hats fixed up. ■ Wo uno them for like to tell his savero orthodox wife how erubioos." The other members of the he came by it, quietly remarked, as be firm and the clerks wore grins ou their handed her tho turkey, that the ‘ ‘Shakers rounteninres, and the caller seemed nonpluseod. Bat be shook himarif, andjicath<red his shiny, thread-bare coat about him, did shrugged hi. shoulders, and as he rpeacd the door to go out be remarked in lew, quirt tones: -“A'l right; I just called In field culture raspberries may be grown without any trellis to rapport t' cm. Set them six fort apart, and cultivate both Wap with a hone. Aa tho can.™ prow up dip them of when about two feet high the fire! season, to cause them to grow low and buaJiy. When they ere older eqd tho catics grow with more vigor, dip them of at two and a half er three feet high ; aad the mere pinching off of the ends ol the cane aufioca It tsneeesssry to pinch back the canes cmoo in ten day a till they ocaac to grow tell. If this system of pinching back be carefully attended to. the autre will grow short aad stubby, and atand ap against any wind. Another way h io net the plants three feet apart in rows six fort wide, and make a trellis for each row from font to aix feet high, the latter bright bo itig beat, but rather expensive. Tbe poets uced not be over three inches square at |he bare, if the wood be durable. Set them right feet apart, and pat oa only three or four .late 16 fret long, one and a half boho wide, sawed from inch Loads; or the posts may beret twelve fret apart, and wire mod instead of alate. I notice some rather extravagant ae- ] counts of large crepe of raspberries, m ( folfcws: “Mr.------ raid from 650 hill, of , the Highland Hardy what netted UM i He picked 360 quarts at one piskiag. I Mr.------ from 1,600 bill, pieked 2,000 ! quarts, whidi sold in New York for »6l>0." , This ia published In one cf our most ralia- . BRAND RAMM DIVISION. .nalaS ud «.! I far .............. Bat GED. 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A. EIULT, " CAPITAL Hilt uFLLEnra, Sssrt*f‘ Gamming & Filing Saws '* " iimi »RUKX'« � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-06-06.pdf e1807a5d934b3436448a9426dda607c6 PDF Text Text VOL. XXII. NO. 6 PEjFEEIOMiL AID BMSS CAEB3 HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIG AN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1877 FAK11ERS besaa and ocher Btetra had, and rt would be bettor to eve it up st none. However npuhivo thia argument, it wm unfortu­ nately too true. He name enmm and vito.-e.<. wUfh had Wrenched Mi II and Abbana from the Republican Itaa'l foil to M the - Thomas Rake PHYSICIAN A BURGEON taialy mtotned the next time. Thia wm as arguumat of expedfoncy-noc of right and juteke J»reaiLa» Haym Lm but aoeepted the aitulku as it wm banaathad to bim ou the 4th of March, liepnbli , era Government, in Louniana and Mouth < Carolina could only tso victorious over all Competitors nt the Great Centennial ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR Field Trial, It works the easiest because the weight of the driver does the dumping, and is the most durable beeuuae it has WROUGHT IRON (not cast) Axles, and BRASS COIL SPRINGS (not iron) over the teeth. THE CLEANING BAR IS ENTIRELY NEW and NOVEL. NO STICKS PLUGGED IN THE AXLE, NO BAR RESTING ON THE TEETH. We nlno have the SINGLE REAPER, LIGHT MOWER, COMBINED MOWER AND REAPER. The Champion wm the ligherit draft of all tho Machine* tested al the Centennial Field Trial of Mowers and Reapers and received the highest award. I The New Champion Single Reaper is a COMPLETE SUCCESS. 41 is unequalled for quality of WORK. LIGHTNESS of DRAFT “and DURABILITY, being constructed almost entirely of Wrought । Iron, Malleable Iron and steel, while iu , DENTIST HuMle. Miciiiai. Weight is Little More Than One-Half other Reapers, which is a very desirable feature. STUDEBAKER WAGONS. SUPERIOR AND HOOSIER GRAIN DRILLS, MltUlAWAKA DOU^RE SHOVELS, AC., AC. Come and see ourStock. v«i.222yi. GRF.BLE & RUSSELL ‘5EJ.nL DIaMND iron, and diamond steel iron brim plows. 4253 Buckeye Mower, with Table Bake Reaper. JA.CKSOJST WAGONS! POWERS & BARLOW I aKS.TOBtAL QfttTtoX HU)M LOCIXLAXA, •hopak, m it Mood at the adyouromeot of the Sen­ urr kvrtMMUb aa ■v-tsnaaa, ate. At the meeting of the Banete ou the accept &' new oonduiodl wish joy, and ! Sth cf March last. William Pitt Krilogg, Wk-v.- that the Rebcliioe wm not rap | <if IzinWana, prevented himsnlf for memOVERSHOOTING THE.hURK. btrahip nror. credential/ that had mar diuuc that Framdeak Havre aupiew, and ’ wroka before been read before the Senate a! UhroM earnestly prey for a full reahsuAo hia eye foil upon the young girl, I and laid upon the tahk. A matioa «m ■laodiogiea graceful, half pcartled man ' made to refer the credential, to the ComTb. RepSXn pure of th. South, 1 miUor on Privilege, and Eloctioua. Thi. • -I rrelfy don't aw what i> to be done." mr, be lifted hi. cap courteously. -I hope that I have not alarm.d you,” wa» oppoved. upon the ground that Mr. •aid Mn Sultoc, a> the meditatively foldcd * letter.atampod with a foreign pom- hs Mid. "‘1 should not have fired had I. . Kelley? had a prima facie title to a sent, known a ladv wm noar." hia certificate of election being aigned by The dag toundid hack with a dead part A B. Packard M Governor of Louisiana, takrn or destroyed by our annita. When ' ridge, whxl he lead at hn master s feet under the great tea! of tho State, and al­ Tiadon wrote ha L iter, just before the Alios took it up gently. leging that bo bad been duly elected by etasiow, against three claim., b. lost hia --Pourliub thing! It wm cruel to kill the I/egiaUtnrv, Th. riuaauoa wm, wheth h«M upon the Seeth, and wM. „.de to it r she said pstyiugly. m .he l>:Ud Ur er the Seuata would take notice that 8. B. brown eyes, softened with letid-r roaspM Packard wm Governor of Loumaoa. If i No Dmuuil.i candidate wiH repeat hia aioo. to the face of the •trangvr be «a^ I Leo the certificate gave Mr. Kel- { Uur.Jrr He milled—a curiou. smile, in whieh I log? such right M under the general proc­ Although Southern Dvmocnls voted appeared both interest and amusetneul. lice in the Senate entitled him to take hia for him after he wrote the fester, it ftusa -Then I am sorry that I should have >CM. leaving the legally of hia election to the current of Ihetr aywethw. end had There are. sad have been for mans killed U, aud, in peuance, will nut fire an­ >ubse.|ueat investigation. yraro, many Republieepa ia the North , other >bot to day." ' •■I have no right to reqair* soy such Me i by the juorasb of the Legislature that each who have dspemnlrd the urn of the army rifia* of you." she auwerad, shyly, as she ' iluuse of the Legbfoture which elected for the support of RepelUrn State Gov- ' tire Republicas* will m there b no aa.Tomenta in the South. The Republiran tamed .way Kel!,vs had a quorum of membem, certi­ majority in the Senate upon Sratheni curity bet to prererve the Government in | to sprad a week with them before goiaguo ■ But be* again addressed her fied m such by the Returning Board. the hands of the Ikpabikaa party. l to hi* more Southern home, and she must,, “It approre that our pathways lie ia ths I Thia thaird w« empowered by the lava of .juesiioua ia bat nominal, if it sx»U at all. . ' ------- —a— As the DmnocrMy has scoured a solid exprek them io a few dap । same disvetiou. If you are going tn Mre. I Ljvariana to examine am! count the vote, Five Republicaa Senators voted at the l>oo. would be obliterated When thi* , Iste executive amaLm against saaiiag Kel uoMta to pare about eiaima. the dwtiactro South by fnrre. tho RnmbLmna should I Theft was ooe drawboek to Mrs. But and determine wbo bad been eboeen mem-1 log. and to refer hia credentials to the acquire a rolid North by rigilanre and the toe staUsiartioa ia this arrangement, ami ben uf the Lrgisbture. and to trama it' Committee—thus reftiaing to recognise the1 in Che law bet warn Rsbel and Cnioa sol eternal j«<ic- of thrir mnm NortUrn it wan to tins that bar remarks, xo efooieg their dctetpifoaliuM to the Scevetary tsf I Packard GovnuaarnL And a number ef dicn, and the Rebel and L'nfou debt, will RcpuhiicwM are now adraonhbed that the letter, rvferrtd. be obliterated. aad th* lust alarm treated State. 'The flreretary of State wm diroct-I am staying at asy Anal (5artk,' "aba ad to make a fat uf the members returned IL-publiron Seualoro— sufoeient. when M Other twperty aacriflred by our Govern­ they can endure no divhfon that wW aeBMwrrod, "and. in ci-Mderatfoa of the m el' -ted by die Board, which he waa tn , silded to tba Democratic member., to eon- ment. ft will not be doue or avuwad dangvv their sureraa. Should the North byunhapry dheonb U divided, ami thu. mXLS\^pi£l ( motive, I forgive your aborting these p-« transmit to the Soeratary and Clerk of the foil aprev to a solid Coufodente South, , u> rwt^o'iM lb< Republican State Govbirds." ■ farmee Ixgiakture, .nd the IzgWatnre crnmeul in Imuiaiana aiuce 1873, by vot­ the Rebellion will hare beta rapiwoaaad tn you have yet shown ; and, l<ndm. there b They walked, ia the lingering unset, to be ueganiud only by such pcraooa m were i Uconw demoealixal, the iUbollxm Em reia, the fhrita of the war wS he fori Alice, wbo may iaterfore and spoil all, a» elowly along the lonely wood path that led named in the.lira furnulxd by the Srere- I ing againat aroting a Senator ebewen by it cro*ed to be a crimr-aenrtey a airiake Whik, in n; judgment, it waa ckuriy the ■he did in the affair </ Col Howyrr I to the <4d fam house, pausing a rn.-ei.-il —and the complete rwtontiou af Anterright ot the Prnudmt unefor the GouaUta- nity will demand the aboEtkra of alt the really don't see whet is to be doo- aa re­ oo the brow of the emiaenw that over­ tech Haun' thus certified gards AHee.*' looked it, M it by like a brownbird', tsrot. on the d>v fixed by law and erguiaed each lion tn raeogukr the Pachard Government dimineoomi ia tho law between Loyalty AIU wm Mr. Hottoo ■ niaet. whom be cmoowcrod in the trees, in the meadows ' House of the Legialafurr. and the two and rapport it by military power, the an and Trrsaea The lUpuUr-an petty wm drotaking would have been futik, and the had taken to hu home on the death cf her never Bore nreoeary to the Nation than Hew. met the next day tn Joint Convrn foSuro diraumtu. With a divided nubile it ia to-day. AU tall about Uyisg down parent*. Bke wm at that time fiftoca. and I tian, io acynrdanee with the proviaioua of M b«r cousin laabel had just made her the Republican oroauitui. v. to take uo n 1 the Uonatitation. and can ram id the vote. ratror fato society, the waa found to be aew one, with a new title, into wh«h the f-r Gv”H>or and IJeutenut Governor.1 old Coofederue. may „ter withi.nl and dockrod S. B Packard to have brou I “ You do not reside in this neighborhood, wounding thru auaceptibibura, would t« f Hess shea had remaux-d until the put then V cnminaJ if it wm nut anprrtnely aiUy. tenant Governor. Afterward, on thv d»v winter, whea, being ninrieeo, It WM found “No. My borne to iu the Sunny Sooth , Sited by th. set of ( oorros. for the eke'-| The prvpuMtiou that thq party which rouitivriy Meaamry that she should come bet* when a boy, I uwd Co be a 'frequent lion of United State. Senator, a majority ; mrod the Nation, and whieh emlaidica in home and bo iufroducci into aocfoly. vbitor to thb neighborhood. PcvbaM 1 of the whole »sml« of member, ao re­ Rot, unfortunately, as Ml* .latten eua- „naJu tn lelredMo m*nd£ 1 am ITiilip : tgraad ae elerted met in Joint ConveMfou i aidered. Alice's awret fare pad graceful, IVsrriagtoa, of B——, end n-.-phtrir'ef winning mannan had proven with «tw । Dr. Grey." pmoas a greater charm than the bold Dr. Grey wm bar Aunt Uartb' phyri baactr of the rather “fast” Isabel Holloa rian, and resided on the next farm . bat it —Cri. Sawyer in apacial, to entrap whom , wm the name of her . companion that now ginning on the 4lh day of March, 1877. the anxious mother and daughter had eta. attracted AHoe'a attebiion. She bad bo- I On the motion to nfar Kellogg a cnadentula to the Committed, the ItemocrU.c ployed the wbok amount of thrir talent blo,ilidr wtl*1'' '• **tUr*. I tuemben v<,ted wJidly iu th. afirmative, He had, upon sseiag Aliev, tnnafmad “You hare just resumed from Europe * 1 U«v«heT with fire Rcput-hcms., and U ws* hi. atteoticM from I rebel to herarif, and Then you are my remain Charlie Snuim'a had actually proposed to Mr. Button for l friend, of whom bo m often wrote f ticMM met awo aftrrw«rd, usd the Jtepabthe band of hie niece, instead ct that of licsn tuem!>-ro united in a report that, prihis daughter. ma foam 8- H l*achard waa the liwful Il made ao difervooe that Alice daefiaed Governor of Uoisian. , th*: the Legtds Flrichrr of Beaaoa, Marthew Harvey, af the honor, foat-rl had loat her beat chance The painful truth b, that poUlfoal mor turo wm Use lawful Ijagialuure . and that terward <foreruov, Gen. Hamed Fnmsmliu and though, of course. h<-r cousin could dm In the South haveon-«lto be shock­ William P. KeUogg bad bm elected in ing, and are readily jamified by mscgali; UM propei+v be blamed in the MUter, yet of Maine. Judge David Otaumik of Dre •b* wm -'dunrou.' chaster. Mam, Edmund Fkgr. a young boyiah advwntarc. of hu ia tho old lime, exmformiroto the art of Coasfrvae. and wm talk about carpet baggers, aaubwagn and Th* deetrarti-m of the Republican par And now that another yet better eha.ee thU aevurad no Ung put to him. ns short Radical thfovta Not a man hm bran ty would make the D^nicrerio party an mar. of brill rant ahilhita wU died .1 the wm about to offer, iu tbe perm of Mr. to her. Finally a>>e irsriUed that, n hr punbhed for ths buteherie. at Hamburg, preme, and finten upon the country its Vi ral ladies ia 1816 ; Hou. Samuel A. Warrington, Alin- mtwt. tn some way or bail bad a loag walk, hr should say to supknentou, Culfox, Coushatta, Moehaaic a odious policy and priMipba. The mea Kimball rf Concord, Bsrv Cyrus Maau of other, be grtteo rid af for the time ror , usd hr. aothing loth, accepted tho in laatilate. (lintoo, Vicksburg, w any who directed th. bloody crumdra in the Stoughton. Mata jciregymra rani rate; That evening al lea, Mrs. Hutton, after Vitalka. other of the hundred slaughters ot Re­ South for the bet tee year*, (bat have Klqah Itobr of Keene, firihre rf the adroitly leadinj? the convenation in the late Ex-Chief Justice Joel Parker. Bra Thera is no plaed ou earth, excepting, publicans that might ba named now mlminatal io fiaal victory ia South (irrhapa. ou shipboard, where two young 1 do not ball.v. that Preaileot Hsym Carolina and Loubuna, are still firing and Albino K. Parris, Governor of Maine, ud perwscs thrown together are n> apt to fall iutenda to dmert or destroy the Republi­ have loot mme of their power. The nzn Rev. Am Rand of kshhurohem, |ja^_ naumily in lore a. in a <juiet bouw in the can party, sod aUratpi ths sraetiun of a who within aeren yean hare wielded the couatry. Certainly, ia thia ioatanw, the new oad upon it. roitta I brikve in Demowutic pony In eolid rolaran, North boinK “thrown together' wn nos entirely notwithstanding the errata that have stare accidental, since Mr. .Philip Warrington, occurred No auheoquool break lag -up of iu b'u interval io tba old kdy, every day that Legislature, oomweation, ar arrunevfound aomethinj to brioj him to CtfL y meat eaa effect his title, or dretroy whu Farm. fook rdace at that time. Though the very Now it wm to bring her a new j-aper or members wbo proc'aimed the efoctfoo of a mcmage from the doctor; then to read to her aorne very ini. rating curorts from sul-e.iueutly dralate that of Nicholls rad etow. She bold sad Infirm, loo. and yet a new book ; and then again to offer larks taka part iu the eketlou uf Spofford, U b in four years not cue of'ray fmnily bar or partridge., forgetful of tba crmliy of too eUr foe ammsul they could not take boon to ere her.** away richls whieh hid vested, or mak. that “Why, it b such a leedy, out-of-the-way And in the soft, rich and dreamy Octo- unUwfttl which had U«t before bnfah when the minds of man were greatly di­ country place.'' returned hie wife, “that L'nlma Kellogg voluntarily withdraws, the vided M to what should bo doo*, and that really to go there eernu unite an uadertak Sexate will have to deads the notation of things afotid nut long gg_asrn* tfoj were, S. Yet I don't wish te negkrt the old h'> aketitm m it stood si the time of the He marked out hu rerarm, and aAfcrerd y. Bhc wrote last year that she would himarif to it with uqdaunta! tmvuga. like to see the girb. now that they are Mr. Hayes wm elected M a RepuMkan, grown ; and Alite's mother, you know, wm her favorite mere I am euro she would be gmlified at a visit from w>. Indeed, sow extract a Demoeretic majority uf M.OOO from a Republicaa mqjtrrity of 30,000. No one prays for conciliation rad froUnity betwtvn the North rad Snath more oarMody than wyaeif; but conciliai to Qspfoy «wm Xy «h. mo* mm, to two aud tratenuty. to U hoocrabto rad i a mood ef mind by no means enviable. vtatigatioao ----------_ durable, muet be boned upon the sou sun And the firat pereou she saw, ou rea.-h- all disgubm and preteaeoa. the rimpl. last 1 ion of equal civil and poliueol righto, ing Copfey, wm Alice, standing on the eld b, that Packard and Chambevbu were not peace and protect!en to ail men of all races ■ fasbiotud “stoop," canopied by autumn able to malataia thenwjvm ia authority, ami orerek If the meu wbo held the coL , roya, with a remarkably handsome and oL and the Oovarnmeat of the Utritod Stater, c*d oxa ia bornkgu, and wbo at evere egaat-luoking young nun by her side, the riep ainev toe war. and until Aretercby. ly miles froa the city. altitude a»I exprosuoa of huh revealing ia the exercise of its dberetinu, reftmod fottobt sgainat civil righto rad the roustiIl dm aeceMar.lv be a brief rkit, for' at a aingk gtsnre wh.kMre. Hette® frit to them Ito support. Thrir Lagfohtaree, lad- , tatiotMl Amendmcnla. are tn day regener­ Charlie waa expected boost—Mrs. Buttoni be a deuthAkw to all her sehaaiag and ated, and will now administer the greet had not said a word. ex«e»« to bee dough ■ bojan She had muted well, bat, a. ts the principle* oataTted by tho Repubhca par Ur, atautaspMiag Mr WMhglM-»= iI ease with even the mart ekvrr schemon, ■y and pkoed by st in tho Cnurittaisoo so, after a day and a night st the old ftra ■ aba bad strained too bard, and orerohotllic and kvu. it isa coMutpmataue .itrroudy to bourn, they were prepared to return to the bowiahed. Ma frame of mind <m tho part of th* !.«wt)Mrn j-eepfo 1 should re­ toTeave the poor old gard m the mum important and doriroUc ___ Mm. Sutton. “She b </aU priM rimagm. - eo infirm, and that IsoMafcaopar of hare b 1 ant, I suapeet, over-attentive to her eem- Builders, examine their Building Material, House Trimmings,: Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine the WTABD I PLOW, before purchasing others,; Every one waranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, YSJ.1 TtE-WT Special Medical Announcement Joy Comfort and HappinMi Sisk ani’iiffleted: or BAsraw asd vicism THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you DR. J. B INSURE 11 save money by it. Everybody knows they are the only WHOLE NO. 2052. •FMATOR MORTON �extended to utWeiaiai,^ foe rAlie^-'untmakiugj-opl., with uo pxwithely bU Vice brought tfown to dta bmwt sent non-! iatewtfouar. ra<be few.?, serolted in the smteut with the UghtotdWrocy. Pram- i UJi ?ut * wooenru. aud ct*ru«, dent Hayes' hoH npeu the New York yub-, thia is their frat spyoarance for tmny months They lost there grip upon the 1 public about two Tears ago, and hare aerct A curious sale was held ia this eity 1ml | ' been able to regain it. Otsee they were night—an auction sale cf patent HghU. A vay rich, but they did not know how to very large crowd wm attracted, and the keep their monej, and they went down, bidding wm spirited. Tho patent for a down, ul! they are living now in abject folding chieken-ooop sold for IS, a machine poverty. Woodhull makes spa^nodie at. for washing eorrants 117.50. and so an. tempts to loeture, but the public take no A patent fur glass lining pipe-stems interest in her, and Blood has dmerted her, brought 1950, and an improveaMUt in following hia notion of atending by an af. liquid measure. ttSO. The long-haired finity only w. long as it b pleaan: to hint, inventors, who had all aorta of gim-cruka, and Tennis was always a daaagreeahh per­ howbad with indignatloa at the tow prime son without noy point at ill. Thrown off prororsd, and thsrs wsna groat deal of fun from • very nasty service, they Ursd about rrclvsd during tho aah. Ftwty-thnee pat m long m each flies usually do, aud have gone m sueh flics always do. They hare THE CIVIL SERVICE REFORM had their terr abort aummsr. is very dan, and the old complaint, are rife. There seems tn be M vitaftty, no The brief latter of Prmideut Hayes to life in trade. The interior merchants are Secretary Sherman printed herewith, clear­ ncae wm entirely suspended, the stores re­ buying only what they .cannot hdp, the ly sots forth the policy whieh he will pursue maining dosed all day. The proosaioo only comfort beutg that they pay. Inteliu reference to the Clril Berries, If folly wm scry fine, oempriring all ths military. ligrot jobbers from tho interior say that if carried out this will fre- the pebbe service the police deportment, all the aocteUes, and tho crop now ia the ground i> good, there from partman contrrJ; place the colloction will be a revival in the foil, and with that at testifying their respect for the memory of dts fkJien>rave. It seems but yraterday thst Lee surrendered, aod yet that railroad company to change their course or nve them a branch ; but it a. too late. years here flown wm shown in the Mpeet Fiftoes years ago the ‘ Opposition” slnbbcruly resisted, had their dance, sod now war, who took part iu the exarciaet. Men Bet what is s^fiaDy important, is that who west into the war boys and ensue out by soy means wsntiatc. Let some pro DO officer shall be require.! se permitted in youag mor. are now gray haired, and the grcssirc young or old paraon attempt to take part in the maaagccncnt of political middle aged soldiers of 18'13 moved very get up an entet taiameat among his neigh­ slowly in tho profession. The increased bors, for their amnaemeot m well m hia awn, and he will soon discover tho propor­ election campaign. In taker words, the tionately vial number of people that are President propcho that the Federal officer tie beginning of the war m a brigin, quick, “agia k." Should bo suoceed, the “Op.hall aUcnd to the duties of the offer toe poailioa," like ths villsgc above referred to, active-moving nyn of thirty-five, who wore which die Government employs him and want.a branch right away ; bat bio succcrt hia shoulder strap, as proudly and gaily as must always be dependent upon his own exnot dents himself to ths poliueal intensta a cavalier, and a ho came out of the war a ertioaa, lor it is sc much easier to dsatroy of his party and particularly of the Con rather pordy but still active and handsome than to build, and U will find htaaelf rargnmrman to whom he owes his appoialbrigadier. There wm more silver in his guards while be was shot by his roo-in, rounded by ifeatroycn. How few people law. McClellan wm an old gray haired man. hair, sl>3 hia figure had lost the dean sym­ awl a Brituh subject. Ils often ssaured there are who will sustain a sheriff, a cooTba President also indirectly calk tbs rtabls or a railr.md conductor io tbe netmetry of youth, but bo was still a splendid me that be aoujd not become s nattnl'ued cue at hia riglgful authority, and what a attention of the country that Federal looking man. Yesterday he read a poem eitheu becsaae tlje United States Qorernoffer* an not the perquisites of Congress­ ment wm not strung enough. Ho wm a at a monument in Brooklyn, an old, de­ men or party leader* to be used iu rewani­ crepit, gray-haired man, who looked m min without blacnwh. Knowing that ho could neither bs bought or friuhteoal, the ng their personal supporter* and to be though hr might have been a vise ran of apportioned'to such mes, not M they arc die war of '12, instead uf the great re­ fitted foe the public service but M they bellion. Wo hare livid at a hiding pare hare made th-meelroi conspicuous and for the last twenty yean. ■ effective ia promoting the peransi aims HduJb bib 3I1<;. act Na 19S of this of the dispute.- Hereafter, the eollsetora samioa, raitorea tho tax ou that eminently A great many years ego four Lrothcra, of ports and other Federal ofieera will hard-to-flad piece sf prutistty, the boom not detail subordinates to tbe duty of aooa of a Long Island farmer, came to deg. Tbe amount i- fl for each male carrying rstiruM* or maaipulatisg ooavsa- Now York and learned the printing busi­ dag and. S3 for each femgls. The tax goes to a fond by itself, subject to orders in liona. If it has Lee n a raure for remoral ness. Getting through their apprentice­ payment of sheep dortroyed by dogs the that roberdi naira have failed or refused to ship, they commenced book-printing io a orders being given at the usual meeting attend to these mature, it is. hereafter, to raisll way, which, M they were sober, in­ of tbe.township or city board, on the be an ofora re for them to spend fair lime dustrious and shrewd, soon got io be a very showing of certificate made by justices cf Tl><*t/boy. were Jom-| L, the peace. The owner of sheep thdb killed in these Vara1 ions. whUh hare Leenme as largo way. is obliged to have them viewed by a jusJames, Wesley and Flctehcr Harper. notorious m they are shameful In brief, it ia the purpose of ths Pres­ ident to restore the policy of rc nductiog the Civil Service to that which prevailed until the days of Jukmo, when Mr. Marry, an ij* spokesman, declared that "to the vioPirr belong the spoils.” 1 toils—thai 1 o the co 0 vunqial THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, Has The Largest Circulation, Is Radically Republican in Sentiment Subscription Price only 81.50 per Year in Advance. COFFEE JOB DEPARTMENT, We are prepared to fill all Ordent promptly for Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let- All About TOBACCO. CROCKERY. ter Heads, Note Heads, State ments, Envelopes, BusiW.tV Cards, &c„ &c. Smith Hogle & Preston. State St., Maatinga, Mich. ab«p. Before receiving an order on tbe aheepfund he muat alto show to tho author­ ities that be has not been able to secure Mliafactioo from the owner of tbe dog that did tbe nbchief. The justice's and aasewor's fees am paid from the shaepfund, and any balance remaining after the payment of ioaMo goes to the primary sehoob of the ui vtuhto. Any dag that 1>m killed >beep io held by the law to belong to tbe perouu around wjiw place U ius braat for 15 days pre-toua to the time of committing the slaughter. brother managing the department ha wm beat fitted for without interference or sag­ geelion from the others If one had any doubt. m to tho advisability of a jporement, -a council wm called, and whatever When I put my hesd.through the grat­ ing I saw Cornelia fiunting and rubbing her then; told her for bar Giber's sake Ui rally. She gathered her Uvlodmui bry*fo cr tn I er.sras and ran behind tbe cage. Afus the lock had been chotq..i .st of lbs donr I re-racg inside to give the alarm that thd. Rub had find tbe jail My daughter's Cum was oorered with blood Tbe funds to be raised by taxation on •ame. As tens were born tn thsm they from wouuds caused by shot whieh had the stat.! at large are given in the table _ l_l _._1LI__ -l . . V came mto the firm, all being litergHy born below. This statement is prepared from to the-businoa^ Every male Harper was official sources, and persona who hSve gain, •12fi.“T*'WR,rsajrs; educated first, and then compelled to learn hia trade. If his taste run to printing he not knowing then that tho rum which cd informal ion oe this subject from errTHE BLACK HILLS was pul into the offer ths same m snyteth- had bem lift by tbe guards had been STS «r apprentice, and learned tho trade aids by traded wiih powder only by the Sheriff. will here find cevssion to amend their sriiisywttssxressWith Claj’it Mawtaucc I carried Johnnie s pruviotu knowledge. Tic ap|ruprialious fftwa.taSws'jS&r tide with the hnmbkst boy from the dead body down atairw throngb tbe hall to for the new eapiUd wade during tbs recent stroete. Some were thus diapered of, oth­ tho outride door Tsrning, I saw a rs er* were put into tbe counting room, erth newalof the attack, and my husband sraaioa are devoted to furnishing the r.lSTb’ building, the means for completing it ‘ ‘ era into stereotyping, and others mto th« ctMuing nos —a- s-.a-L—B Appropds warehousa, and ao many eff them era lions Tor bwldiospnrp , either ampler there now that ^ch department hm Harp ing, making additions era. not only at foe bead, but all through edifices, arc levied fur the Totua bvuas of correction, the Pontiac uylum, the atalr it. And evrey one takes tbe plots that prison, nonaal school, a^ticnlt-jral cnUrgs, the whole in couasil decide for him, rand ..J r. u GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS L7.W, iSSS^THE BOSS USER BEER $6=’$20r»:i? humble his place, lie is a Harper, and has an equal interest with the others in thn bones, but he ia required to do his duty, and do it well. Not to do hia duly ■ the one unpardonable tin wjth tbe family. There never was any bead to ths bouse. When asked who wm the Harper, and who the brothers, ths answer always was, “Any Ono o( u» ia the Harper, and tho others are the brothers." Tbs bwaiacau of the hotne is simply imThey bare published tboususds upon chouMtids of books, the value of their stereotype plates being ratimated at over 13,000,000. Go nrhere you srW, is every Louse in tbe United States, yon wfll see books with the w&kn>wn imprint, “Har­ OUR NEW YORK LETTER. SOAP Fletcher, the last of tbe brothers, died this a century. The family wm a reprarkal.1-one ia many respects. They never had a difference qy a quarrel. With a busincwi Tbe amounting to miOioM per year, with, the largest publishing honM- in thia csantry, and one of die largest in tbe world, every - benefit the entire country The following ire the brief letters Bocretmy Sherman and the President. VEGETINE & CO'S 157 155 and WO0»W»«»*»E.,|£T|0JT Fashiaile Siusr Dress Gris INCLUDING °E°--W°9D? * CO-, CuntrWpport, P.XUKkGO. i PERSONAL. City Dr ig Store The Simplicity of Our Fithers per and Brothers," Poetry, fietioo, sei race, philowiphy, achool books, mImos, en­ cyclopedias, tbeolqgy, art, nteehanKs, er. erything under hraren that Ism srer been trrsCtan about or printed, Loth from Amer- Tba Vanderbilt Estata-WoodWI and Ctoftm--Decoration Osy—Flstohsr" larger cirdalatioo than any similar publicsHarper—Tclitical-Bra toe al Auction' tiou in lb. wtwld.Mx! their illustrated ya—Butlneta. per and Buev rank equally high. All thr operations of ths btwinsm, except papermating, are oarriml on on tho pnuabce. In their immsuae tnHwnof bnildipg. th. paper b taken is, the nMauscrijit n rsad, the gone off to Europe, no ooe knows why. Itype b sat, the stereotype plates are made, Mrs. Le Ban, coo of the daughters, baa th. t press-work b done, tbe folding, xiuhcommenced the contest over the wOJ, and tug. i hmdinx and onamMUeg, in short tbe Curadiuku sued him for nmiUioa. And enure < book from beginning to end b made in tho comers, even to tho drsigtrin; and eograving the picturra ' The death uf th. ImI of the foonA-n. will make no difference in ths bwsiam. of thaooMera. After tba death of Jorepb, some years ago, tbe renaming three tareal orer tba ennlraJ to their sass and Mpbews, only takisc part when very grave ma^r, -me np. There « plenty cf trainwl »e1; to take tUir piM>«, .nd tk«r.-s no fee.-of GEO. PECK 1 ) I 1 1 . but was afraid to remain." Mr*. Chtshohu then dencriW her efforts ito relieve tbs sufferings and dram the 'wounds of her hu«Und and daughter ,aed 1 ' ! affile Serin Matte HBSic .Paw Fashions malic Oimito nffiic Mackiie My DHSTIC IONTHLY I LIGHT-RUNNING J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor,' HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of nil descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prctcriptinui tkillfully compounded. Also a full line of BBTffDTE. DOMESTIC 8KWING MACH INK PEST. laa. Maago eV WavW. Sm< Qm| kz af Warb ’ DOMESTIC" BEVIXG MACHINE CO.. Lager Beer DYE STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless ’ ' J CARBOLIC OIL LINIMEN’ �Tift IftfutLic^ Byt/tuf BlGJGF.ST RUSH ! CLOTWr EVER SEEN IN GRA7Srn’RA.Pir>B. On too. mt of dun tune, mid hiring too Urge , Stock ot Sprain »«■! Summer Clothing, We hive the Pricei of Men a and Boy's Glothiug so low that GIVE ■WXr-L BE surprised and we have boeu doing an immense buainer® ever irince. Cbhfa-Am. Wife or Judge Chi.holi., wU w., Murdered by lb. Kamper C«. ruSum . few Jaya Mu. The latter wra written to . friend la W—htogtan. D. C. Keerybndy r—d U. mA .«« bow peaceful and ge.ervo. th-e Mtaria- ,J 60- H OOMdie oo. Ibraer Priew »« 00 to 18 00 " “* sl,rio« Suiufa. t» »i>d »9. former prim *10 10 »15. Men s Fine Caanmere and Black Cloth Suits $10 to $15 and up. M w‘ ■ feu’s Lined Pants 75ctt. and $1 00. len’a all Wool Pants $2 50, $3 and up. . Men's Fine all Wool Pants and Vests $|. $5 and un fen’s all Wool Goats (Job) $2 50. fen’s Cotton Socks 3 and 6cts. a pair fen’s Summer Coats 35cts. and up. Hen’s W-hite Vests $1 00 aud up. otyoatlMwWo Ihll UJ of thoal SOW bl UM. whieh often produce uafavorable afteta upas the ayatoM. rapeeUDy when prapuml wUh deobolk Saida. Is MMiy cue. rflebilily ud . ................. ■uia Paris Green, Paris Green, . Paris Green a. wiitits a uuts. WE HAVE THE GOODS. NOTICE THESE PRICES, COME WHIL In fact nil Goods whether fine or conynon have been reduced in pnee fully 30 Legal Blanks Legal Blanks gal Blanks Boj’s Suits (3 to 8 year#) $1, $2, $3 and up. Boy’s Suite (10 to 15 years) $2 50. $3, $4 and.up. Boy’s Suite all Wool $5 and upwards. Boy’s Blue and Black Pants $2. ’ Boy‘s Blue and Black Coate. small jtiresjfc2 50. Boy’s Summer Goats SScte. and up. Boy’s Lined Pants 75cte. and $1 00. full assortment all the time * WARZEI XBAIIEt ( CESIWX". FSR Lower than My other Store in th. Suu-, mid you will do well, .nd get boiler Good., .nd jnn money'by coming to ■». tah being the to. with vrgMd to tbe relrItUM. preparations of Iras, and th. .faohoUe drink., uf whlnh uj one on. Mijfy Litoral f by liv.etig.ting the subjoin. aa .jyortiilty It low prraentwl la tho pr>."rmJ!nn, far the All About the County. THE GREAT ONE PRICE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Doable Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St, GRAND RAPIDS. 1 T11C‘SC eictrft Ltnv 1>ric0)l Wdl continue till our present Stock of Spring and Summer Clothing ia all disposed oE Mfar-i prrparatfan whfcb so happily bin*. th. pratoii-i. of ir» n with <to other ran•tii.eot part. that lbw •<•««• inridral fa thy uw of iron «*lt» arv entirely obriatod. Fish! H lit HMD! Fish! Rm! Ctoacil rrorwduig* in thia Imwi: Uwy in woOMwhtt iitemtilg ifawrm mild th*l W«kom« Marti, haa h|a twriiog mill rrady far lurinrra. Th. grc«i*>! ii gtttlig <«ry dry, mJ o*l» ia pirtkuUr Mt •nfferl.g far raia. Th. «l worn u luting iraubl. with mbk of Ibo thnam' rora, wo »r» Mid. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to WALBRI I> G E. its natural Vitality and Color. I* offering to all the largriu. uwetswot of H ATS, CAPS and NI8HING JGOOJ»S Ur. CrfoNi l> >«J!diig I .ide-w.lk on BroAdway 1. (hint of hi. ruldiott. GENTS’ FUIL to be found out- Jn TkwM^I F"< of Pino SiilneM Ptttak, one sad on*-Ulf i.ehra ibid, for J Vi A C. G. Bnrn.tr. When you want yosr prcsirriptiotu. pul ule by up with Furr Itrtyt and at ntMOBablt taaylGM. pric -. naw to the CITY DBUG STOSS Pure CaUforeiTn^Trt jiuietxf W ArtBl A Bisxu. but1£<4 Sittni, Hoolx A PaiBwx'sf WhittMU-a A—rto "Ciadina—tho b«W nt'-- market. A full aupply .1 J. p GOOD HiWS TO TR PUBLIC! Jiouw in Map|« <lro»e. II* apprara la tn Keith's livery wul.t.. raorooglily iafarmwl t. regard Io hia subject, TA. La>lira* Sewlag Sucirly of Eauutl nJ la. very plraraat and inierettingryaakrr. Church will bo nun.lnJ ea Friday aftra- Nut Sunday eveaiig bo propoati to oom*»■» by Mrs. Xorraao Balfay. Thai gam af gsKra. chew*. ie being indulgtd ia by lovers of th. gam. la this eily. TRIUMPHANT! Special Notices. •ibi- day st &10 p. x., and New York licit mon.ing al 10.30 s. M. Thi* faat 1 day cx|irra. u Uk beat train betweca Mrhiatia and the East. Parlor era from Iktruit to Buffalo; alecpins; cosdtu fruta Buffalo io^'ww York. ; uuy30tf •raw. wJUabJaf aww. mu.) ad., <wrr ia>—‘H*. Irb.lgf. F.tetai, dyrai la wimntod ■wiintraa tho tody, dm » Um Mir 1 mmm The Advance Plow Fanners buying paints, oib or Lrii'-ra will do well to cone and get the prices al WAxxnt 4; Basskx. jnneOtf '•*•k" Ida aol Mk aay.it to uk. Agents Wanted. A good, lire nun wanted to mU Swcrt'i Automatic Rainwater CuVoff, ooc of th. bon soiling article geing' A big ehanci ... th. n—i ;.r _ __ t?-. TME IA ADEH HAIR DRESSING, rriowfatry MOWER § REAPER •is!!•**•*•• Md Wia b. Moray fa fatal wan ri«ii tboir raratiMMMlu wh. wiU -------------r'— -fr-rrlir-1. I ».«~mtoady.. ha.d *.,klCTLTVRAL IMPUtMAXTS^aOktod.. ay OLD STAND Plaster, Lime, Stucco, Plastering - Hair, Shingles. 4c. Cail •> m. at th. Bl.rwto, n-ito.—*■-----•J w, w*. T. r~—» li.iU.Jra, hii.r IWilS Mt. A. D. COOK. ____ , | COMPETITION . 1 WANZER & BARKES, in t V lR I City Drug Store, Hastings ■ Wm. H. Goodyear. 4 F & T tM H V 'tW l? Drugs, Medicins, Etc,. Etc Your Trude Solicited. * D rugs-—PatentrMudicin eaPsints—Oils—Brushes ot mywrif nd public. nd t< I u> about to n, lira from ilw wrratling riog. | mi Iwricci, baLww *> doing. io grt Ml of joa mm »cr. tof.rv tho jrablie. that lbs qnootlM aa W who K. F. Bsmnr, M. D.. •prl ftf__________ H-tragtJAW Ui>u»r, Mid. , JIM 1, 1J77. r> tht RonorMt faum Cun»eilafjhf City nJ Ilattioyt: New MUUiwry Stars, Local Jlitice; 8ut« Strait, North «d«, Stu door w*t U tbo Bink. Now Gwds, Naw Style., New I’rirra. Ladka, jJomc call and look at our pxxfa Toiiet articles— Perfumery School, Miscellaneous, and Blank Books —Stationery ffilBIifflfflUL (SHUT. PEOPLES DRUG STORE. Physician's Prescriptions and Family Recipes carefully pre­ faced jrith Drugs and Chemicals of parcel quality only. T OABVERTISERS. TAKE NOTICE. Thou whom it may Concern. I am now running To a New Portable Mn, IM BifflJM SSFIBJCU Bmiu chine for movingvrai s­ ing or changing the lasobe. ctaouuTioir location of buildings from small to great and having handled about l£00 buildings �Holloway's Advartiaemanta. ■’fiiirww = MICHIGAN .rar Tarrwwxr orraa waout tomlp sauvin flfflor. CENTRAL RAILROAD. THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, The Leading Paper of b-A-ruy corriM-TY Has The Largest Circulation, Veirctine Is Radically Republican in Sentiment. And A RAFFLE FOR FREEDOM. m irpawed in the State. a Local Papci M Vain,SAILISU. Jaim 4 saiiin Subscription Price only S1.50 per Year I ascended the Muauuippi ou • steamer in whieh w»re Judge J— and Gen. K—. ef -Pennsylvania, with both of whom I wut slightly acquainted. I “A turd Mt, the Natchei men," add tho captain, who me* us on the cabin Stairs. ''There’* tone of them down io in Advance. xtx irzj arx. “Let’s go down and look on awhile,’ ranoted tbe Judge. \ In tbe salocn we found four men seat­ ed at a table, around whieh a crowd of JOB DEPARTMENT, We are prepared to fill all Ordres promptly for lookimt ou Log when one of the plsyen. a middle sped man. who I learned was a cotton pLu.tar, bet bis last dollar against tbe baud Of one of-his antagonists. The. Utter showed low kings, while he had only four queens. He wm "cleaned cut," and me as though be w» going to leave the table. “Ant you broke, eokud ?" asked One of the men. "Dead I" wm the Uconie reply’ "Never mind; IU lend you.’’ u Mo ; T can make araise, I reckon. Here Dogers, Posters, Bill Heads, Let- .. ./rizT tC. » England has 140 daily papers. A dear case—An empty dry goodt box. sfi ter Heads, Note Heads, State­ Flow to take life easy—Be careleas with ments, Envelops, Busi- IIP MMlaneWMeK If *■> ikm ba. abrlkasrasar af mH j«tU»ae> »>a«U »a«b« <r*a.a.l^ 11 I ■un itrnt livings. 'RL'S'E-. Cards, &c., &c. Ooo. M. Dewey, Tbe old negro went on bis errand and soon returned with the girl and her young star. The “girl" proved to be a stately mulatto woman atom thirty-five years old. Her “jousgater'’ vu a fine, intelligent looking boy eleven or twelve years old. wbewe complexion showed him to be much more nwlv allied to the white race than to tho black. “Hero, gentlemen," said the planter, m they entered, '■yon neo thia girl and her ------------- -------- M you esu find yesterday for will give me Oa reMlae aM Sllae lh.~.uuo. tlim UNDI AMD lETtJIT Editor. Advice to young men about to settle down—Settle up first Plate St., HostingH, Mich. A parlumrohry fowl—The bco that made a motidtfito lay on tbe table. Hany a man has rained his eyesight by sitting in bar-room looking for work. ’ A young Chicago German is about to cremate his wife, sad then reaiate himself Marias •< <ata hriltwa. SsSSfiS® Knitted in the l.'ntted States during 1876. Pounded ice for dinner, if allowed tn stand too long, is not what it is cracked up " saurjswxs.'ssax %%%&&£ Il was a Hula throe-year-old who re­ marked that she didn't want to kina her papa, because he had "fringe' around bls CKOOFB BETWEEN THEM. HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. as*ft-iir H&ra.iKOT. n« 1! 1! L asii^sac s teste.- 26^~te;.i!,5S.gft.:nsr«'; sb; $20r,r.: -'j-l.t.-i- itr 4 roar W.»»»- GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS staking silver legal tender fur public and private, in that State. Did you ever notice how surprised you were when you pet your foot oc the next stair and found there wasn't any then ? HEALTH AIBjS PLEASURES ! Diseases with Its AgoniesI “Wil yon mil them separate? " asked some one “No, can't do it: I promised not to. Tho gal swain she'll take htr life if sbo'a separated from her boy. sn« her old mu tar said he was sure she'd keep her word. But don’t y:.u all see that the girl is worth more money than I ask for bdh ol them? Come, who'll giro he »600 man said when he advertised bw ratuwaj •bo*V apprentice. Tbe planter waited a ruunicnt forare— •• - Tw U< Mat iciall. Ila • aaraUan 1. Secretary Sbcnuan thinks tbe prwpm -*7. — ™^: ••Weil, I must hare wmc money. Come, what any you to a raHe—thirty chancre M2CSrfi.T.,?iJ8>"te^SS! a. e**l| — — Q r\_. —___ _ . I The reason why bankers are so art to THE BLACK HILLS prosper ia because they. take so much in-, rr^Aritealtaral aM tlmatas raaaatMa. Cll- ftsfbZT" °r’^' tliat .>• iF .•J Tie Grat Swta talite IIOBTHEBN HAILWAY COMPANY GEO. WOODS 4 CO.. Cambridgeport, ~ -------------------— ,nXiQi| i«L Geo. K— whispered something in Judge J—'a ear, awd then went to the table and hid two ten-dollar gold piece, “Nunc, air, pkaae. ' Never mind the name. PERSONAL. Pat it clown Philadelnhia C«g Mar. a»4 all retaulU«t> »T- Saw .rwta. 'EW*Y«ll CKN'KAL'rULttl* City Dr ig Store Better to meet your bus:near acquaint anrew with a free -'don't-owe-you a-ceni’ smile than to dodge around the romer to ceeapo a dan. . Jaril Billina remarks that “Kata are affectioMtc; they lev young. chickens. The dire wore brought and tho throwmg began. Each chaneo entitled the holder to three- throw*. Tramp an very foad of flowers, and Thirty «x w*a the-highest thrown until the bolder of tbe i-leventh chance threw may bo found peeping into'yards and Im He soured furey-two. Torn a leva number wm thrown until number twenty one The slowest man tn America ia eaid to live in OH City. Il is a common occur rents for bis witch to ran dowu while he Again and again tbe dice rattled in lb* box. until it aunc to number twenty-nine. “Come, Niwute-ita your tarn now.' As tbe poor woman came Ibrward. her hands cr.-med and pramd convulsively against her bresac, it wm truly painful to petjtiro trial, in Russia, with E^lieh plows, wiioron bar mptatiou. ••Won't the KcndsRiaa that took tbe w.n the honors, and now the export cf plows will be <re«tly increued. bsHtit telii ladui tait Paper Miw tatit DisHiv hustle BacMie fiiiii 0MKT1C 10XTHL1 J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS. - - MICHIGAN. Pennsylvania Drugujpnd Medicines of nil descriptions kept L-onstnntlv on hand, nml Preecriptionc tkiUfully compounded. Also n full line of LIGHT-RUNNING DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE BEST. The fullowing letter paused through the pasinSco the other day: •XS-AljK'K-.'Ml.l1 PEMHB, ELK, PITS, OILS, D Y hi STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. ™ ‘ ML,™ Of all kinds in endless varieties. xxit(S6 D"1*' tltoueh he could not beiirao hia cyar, then bepwtdm tobaz nad stepped Uek, CARBOLIC OIL , throw again, urged tbe , ‘I*’a m a^, maater; I couldn't throw fcrtt*®e n"r< • u "Tr>», tra« I Bat .rec have y»ur own Gumming' & FilingS&WB Railroad ■TsvsjSisarifttetstt: J^fcEasanftfiuazs; PATENT MEDICINES • DOHESTIC" SEW1SC MACO1SE CO- |pS£-ESsi“!.€ *T«. TAYliOk, Oea-l 8«>t uiiLtEim, iiBa,*. ter.* •niSKsr#- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-06-13.pdf 9e8b553851b82e89d2507118a4c78c7c PDF Text Text yfrffrpvstroiX •tfX*'! GEO. M.1DEWET EDITOR. HASTINGS. BARRY COUffTY. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY.JUNE 13, 1877. VOL. XXII. NO. 7 K'tHIBH. 1KD BOSKS CUM FARMERS. ‘Et,, 'dimly. Thomas Rake PHYSICIAN A SURGEON gjj. Utb. Be—Steak. Swarr's Micit Nashville, SINGLE REAPER, LIGHT MOWER, t»»c City Official. lEisSajiiUstri COMBINED MOWER AND REAPER. », norrou* ia hurt During that hr had marru-l, [and three children Board. The New Champion Single Reaper is a COMPLETE SUCCESS. It is unequalled for quality of WORK. LIGHTNESS of DRAFT and DURABILITY, being constructed almost entirely of Wrought Iron, Malleable Iron and steel, while its ®gSS=Kri luokad oat for himrelf, cheated right and left, and been a rich man to day The I world aright bare auaevw! a little, bat it would taut bare pamad him by roitemptn ' inuly, neither would his. wifa and children | ba endurine priration. And a skiver p—I .,-rer him. bat ii waa । STUDEBAKER WAGONS, SUPERIOR AID HOOSIER GRAIN DRILLS, injured bosUnd would take the child «'«»<■ a penny to spend T ■Il it Lard ! I .hall never I MISHAWAKA DOUBLE SHOVELS, AC, AC. JAntk CLARKE ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IX caaXtXBT premia >Uym»e Xlraa to ' SMITH k KWAPPEV. ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT9SMPSKLIMS tSSi 'S™1 Ciunivtetn. Owas. JCK—rn. I and ho Cabinet are I “No ; it ia a Seatdi plaid rireiriar I bad I ‘hinge into account ’ Waa there co thio earth "good <*11 to meet" He was »,t umgratnlsiing htmaelf np- other Reapers, Fhich is a very desirable feature. Mitiinai. keep him warm He want Mumbling aloe?, thinkinc WhU had be done that misfortune abouid follow him, while aoeh mrn u Gale, who wrung the life Mtud ca»t of thur fellow I creaturta. prospered and brwrded thrir | wealth T Gala without a child ia tbe Ha Lad Weight is Little More Than One-Half DENTIST GRANT AT LIVERPOOL “Ilia aua 1 And an yon I The Champion was the ligbest draft of all tha Machines terted at the Centennial Field Trial of Mo went and Reapers and received the lughesl award. . Hotel, QBUBUnM. ' CHAMPION F. S. BOWEJT, ruXTRAL HOUSE.’ ) rua. micb~ l. t. rrxL-rrBB. rma. nrzi^:. miM.IMl kn *Sare«4 ta res aO mr The I'.im «u | BsrtttisswaM-rt- I It was rictoriouB over all Competitors at the Great Centennial ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR Field Trial, Il works the easiest because the weight of the drivtr ^IX^CUAXCBBY. oare«TwBM.lBr»J»Qye»l . does the dumping, and iff the most durable because it has WROUGHT IRON (notca*t) Axles, and BRASS COIL SPRINGS (not iron) over the teeth. THE CLEANING BAR IB ENTIRELY NEW and NOVEL. NO STICKS PLUGGED IN THE aXLE, ATTORNEY AT LA W A SOLICITOR NO BAR RESTING ON THE TEETH. We olio hare the .■« !U»l. Stre.< re., tre«l WHOLE NO. Come and see ourStock. v.l.M2yl. a- ■Wtll Stale Affaire. I annually required tn keep the docks in 1 der. and referral to the enonaotu au ! Tire towai fee ear tee ■ wtoa Ita ita-a »» GHEBLE & RUSSELL I Ofk-eiJVk.t’ teeter la Urw.l Sark beat rtrange affright. ‘‘Evening paper,” mag owl a abritl little voice al bu elbow “Oh, pkaae. 1 want a iilUe money ao much T "So do I. child," be aaawered, almoet' roughly putting him away. II. C. PKCKHAM. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, ’S^SEH-E: GALE CHILLED POT! ISO BOX. KiLBy wan St DELIUI1TJ. WOLf.n. D. Is rex rmm ever the Breton Cast. Stare. '• krers rroa io •’•trek a. a. Is • >■„■- Bre- A. P DRAKE. DIAMOND IRON, AND DIAMOND STEEL IRON BEAM PLOWS. i i i i i\s i\n nnm ruinnob. JOSEPH YATES' TEMPTATION. ■■ Deposit niiwiey all right ? Fifteen min waa slow al figures, and he couM mantpu one lit Ing Brtd. hie the books a UttU, arrange it so that feveral weeks would elapre befwrc the fraud would be discovered. resign next Friday, and be off to more prosperous life. Why, JACKSON WAGONS! Ho an deathly pale. could not tell why, but these were always Gain.' times of trial fur him. If ha should make a mistake enow day! And it al wap ■ net er indnhetd ia A bard, sharp, shrewd man was Peter Gale, though there wasn l a Arm ia tbe rity that stood higher than that of Gale A Co. Mr. Fielding, the compear, trareled the greater pert pf the time, and Gale man. aged the indoor affaire. e.__ ZT.L.____________ - . 1 . -Ob. Zoe! I thought weorthreg bad It was a dull. TAYLOR AJil> GALE HORSE RAKES Buckeye Newer, with Table Bake Beaper. into bio aaar chair bolehhoere-, rojoyaUe affair. I tbe eta.dt.iaa 1 to the au.nn arai preyed—it I reuld Jo—for Mr Lar one, t Holland City haaai to the I1M tata “Yre. air? He m»de bo reply, but taking off hie ent, kluod before th« grate-fire, wont and I gloomy. । fugitive, akulking about la darkneaa and HemieYate. looked re bnwh t.nd ehrery habile.' PKTSICtAX* BVBaB3X.-0S— • k—.ii. «...., ra«i> Bu»«. i left with a good half day'a verb before I I.ircicx IICSBELU The German CathoUa ef Adrian ilESSEB BROTHERS Ho Mt POWERS & BARLOW WM. BIRGHER. waa so may and inciting witb li eI relica of former i«»|writy and iota at BaasSa'a quimi eye and fairy His alippere were warming in the with which U NEW iE.T5L.SS.-K - Right in ttw pram of boniness aa boor X> Caaeay had rushed in on bis way to Builders, examine their Build­ "Ii railway. ’m off to Ireland," ba exclaimed , ing Material, House Trimmings, *” * JaerlTl Hare, receipt thfe, Yalaa. Quick aa light. Paints, Oils and Varnishes. C. (i. HOl.llROOlt. Farmers, examine the WIARD PLOW, before purohasingothers, strained. Every one waranted. a moment think Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see If. Jthe Walter A. Wood Machines, Caw, Sin oi Onaneilal at m*ri«r> POWERS & BARLOW. J afferaonSt, TfTnrmrrsuwr Special Medical Announcement JoyComfari and Happineat Slek an« akUleteS! OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you be reid. -Im»try. "Earned it I Yea Bat ■ man likaGele ibiaka you a mere engina. Not a pica-ant word to-aigbt, not a cordial wieb. If b« Tn thio an ex ] Wowili: He pulled him alawot roaghlv •My child I group, "la tbe lore of II raven within von greet enough to keep this nbild and his another from ■urvalioo ? " . arwao. Ha If I bad Jcw-ph Tate, looked at U» piufhl tie tnite. .Not ragged, nor whh I ha i iSsrsraE i him will: ; roald not' kbto“' �FLETCHER However the notion may hare got abroad that Pmtdcnt Raya was in danger of overiooktag tho interests and welfare of the colored men of the South, it must U pretty effeotoally dispvlled by bis recent tauce, for which there he. Imre a lively oompetition, io given to Jarno, ImwIs a oolired citizen, every way qualified for the discharge of its duties. Collector King, also of tbe some rity, recently assured the, rtprenentatirgs of a" Colored Mros Union' that it was in aecordanao with the Prcsi deni's known wishes that a fair proportion of the offiecn within its appointment tion in thia matter. When the election retarns for a brief period last November made it look as if ho bad been dented by Tilden, be arid hia only regret was oo aocount of the cobrod people of the South. Tho Southern policy which he eventually adopted was both a matter of abaolulo neeesoaty and cf constitationri requirement, but it was also believed to bo for the perbroke tbe color. line io politics, under which the Republican party had been thrust Crain power ia nearly every South­ ern State, and it relieved the freedmen from the utnatunl porition, where, be tween the mercenary favoritism of unwor­ thy political friends and the onosequent halo and persecution of political fote, they had everything to ksc aud nothing to gait-.. Now they stand on their natural level aa rilhetu, and though in some plac­ es and tor a time they ussy mins tbe artifirial supports afforded by military rule, they will, in general and inevitably in the long run, find that they'have been making the only true prepress wjtich is guarestecd by our institution!. It is strictly a logical part of the new plan that no diacriminatioaa shall weigh against colored men iu sqtpoinlmeuta to cffice, but tint. Drerivcly like white otiacus, they shall be selected aad advanoed according to fitneas and the piicable in such matters. Every appoint­ ment made ia thin wwy will exert a thor­ oughly beneficial infinenoc on the colored rare; and it wifl no accord with the lawn, with tho public interests and with the Hory-f/.-r al tkc ralr of tkrte rioH'tri vul fyly cesfo per doy ; or, fifty erote n. Silas H. Douglas paid reek for thia bill. At ths same time, when bo bought and paid ha nephew Hunt those prices, this saute bill of pipe oould hare been purchas«!, delivered in Ann Arbor, at lew than one-half the price; and the parties furntaking the same could ham made a rood lair profit at than According to this little tnmnedon alone, the Univecrity is out over fiSOO; and the editor and proprietor of the Cvuritr stands ready to prove the abevo to be true, when exiled upon in any "^^TtbL’b*^ all. We find in this same bill twenty-eight mils of pipe chsrg ed at the rate of 19i rents per foot, amouning to •2,638.56. Bow great the profit was ou this little bill fo ^melody, we will soon adviM our readers about. The samo Douglas cliaryed, the tame yasr, seven hundred and forty-ouc dollars (•741) for superintending the work and making purehsowi for tho Utdveniij; and, ’ , , , , , , ' . . VEGETINE HARPER. week with usual tiriUiasgy. Jerome Park . was crowded with the tssbion of the rity, and rome very good lima wu made by th" steppers. Tbe smounf of money invested io fret goers ie this city is euoroous-Robert Bonner, tho htdyer man, has Mar!y a half million invested in this kind of The President and the Colored People OVER SOOT what better, although alDI in a very dan­ gerous condition. He is the last of tbe four brolhero who together founded the great publishing house of Harper Broth His grandfather eame over to this coun­ try Burn England in. the middle of the last century, and added »b a farm in Newton, L. L, which waa the home of the family until the death of the sou, Jo­ seph Fiddier, Harper's father, who was born there in 1706. When ho wu about twenty-aeren years old Joseph married Mini Elisabeth Collyer, a youag tody of Dutch dmceut. Hie (bur sou were boro upon tho faros—James in 1795, John in 1797, Joseph Wesley in 1801. and Fletcher in 1805. In 1812, when Jarno, waa sixteen years old and John fourteen, particular speed. Give a home speed -ia they come to this city and were appren­ sdditioa to Kyle and the lucky breeder ticed to a printer. After working at may not hb own price, amt pvt it. For grade of stock the market is never over­ stocked. There are osoatantly coming in Harper, ia Dover Street. As the book wrelrhr who n>n affimi to tau- chew ai that dore was only in its infancy prices for, what they tuirr, and it is new iu thia country, it was all up-hill work al more ill.a ercr tho fashion. There are first for the two youeg men Their first enough of pwr horses, and they sell aa large order wu the prioiing of 2,000 cop­ cheaply here u anywhere; but good boa­ ies of a trenriaiion ot Seneca's "Morris;' ts are always in dornand, and always at'a for Evart Duyckinck, which they executed very high prioe. in what was then considered a remarkably shon time. Tbe first work that boro ths imprint of J. 4 J. Hartier was Locke's ‘•Ereayonthe Human Undcretaodiag.” of which they E W. Barber, haa rolled. and A. D. Hoaen, Ewp, of Pa_, who baa oren chief of lbs Postage Hump DivWoo, has been appuinied in Ma stead. This ia a moot ad- Tbo Baser he autablwhed in .pita, off the opposition of his brothers II may almost be said that ho did it os his own responsibility. When Jiarytr't Weekly was first started it waa merely a collection of tekrt Iteere from o.her periodioals, .nd was very dry. He saw what was needed, aad chan-gsd its ohanctar by introducing illustration.. In fact, be wan the lifo of the firm. Mr. Fletcher Harper has lived for a great many yean in the family bouse, 14 Went Twenty-second street. He has also a oouutry house at Irvington, oo the Hudaoa, where he generally apent th* summer. He haa been in tho habit of go­ ing down to his office at 10 in tho nwraing and atayit^ there until about 2, when al) his bmuMss would be over for tho day. Ho haa been for many yssn one of the sup5to of St. Paul's Mstbodiat Episcopal ureh, on Fourth, avenue, coiner of Twenty-tecond rtrret. Besides his love of travel, almost the only pleasure Mr. Harper would indulge in, was driving; his lore of burses being in the blood and pesstouatc. He baa made aeveral trip , to Europe, and it is said that ho carta no more about eroaaing the ocean than a duck­ pond ; lately his tnps have been mo(c in aeareh of health then for pleasurc. Hi* fomily consists of hw wife and two sotw, Fletcher Harper, Jr., and Joseph. The ;KLy Harper who ever held an office was Janies, who was elected Mayor in 1844 o« a temperance ticket. Mr. Fletchar Harper, the teal of the four brothers, and the one referred to to the above as not being expected Io live, died before tho pper from which we cut the above was received by us. [Ed. Tlie stare cf Lieut. Col. Morris B. Wells, who fell at Chickamauga September 20th, 1863, has just been dinovered by his friends. It is In ths narionsl cemetery at Chattanooga. Col. Wells was an louis man, a graduate of Antioch College, and, al the breaking out of the war, a ririisg young advocate. He first went out as sec­ ond lieutemint in Co. "B,” 10d> Michigan. “A gentleman of the highest character" writes from Ann Arbor to the the Lan­ ning Jbwnusf that "there h a hesrtle-, cruel, systematic and persistent purooee oo If one of an inquiring mind be deairoui the part of many students in the Unirer to know what business brings any namsd politician to Washington, ho will easily Urtain the wiahod-for information. Notice has been served upon all po-lilidaM that bow and henceforth they need not expect to exerriae any special iofluenca in procur­ ing appointment to office. A recent u credit upon tbo Dvjurtmeot. Mr. Hazen hu had touch experience in the optnUqu. of tho Department, has givao entire sstufaetion, tn all offiriil poritioM which be boa held, in a Republican in principle and in action, and wbose integrity is beyond suspicion. These are the kind of adections the country will approve. thia by a fritted who learned that the ob­ ject of his visit waa to secure an‘appoint­ ment for a gentleman to whoa he wm in­ debted for political support in hi. election at . Representative. "Why." he replied,1 "yon certain If have tao idea that this no­ tice was terved with any other object than as a tub thrown to the whale. Sir, I am rreponaibln to my eunttituente for tho ap­ pointments in and from my District, as it Uquor dealers should brer in mind that is supposed I will control them, being a the tax for Ibis year ia due. The tax— Republican. Gril-ocrvice reform does • 160 for whisky, etc., and 950 for wine and beer—can be paid tbe second, third not mean that I shall be shorn of tfcst in­ and fourth Fridays in June to the county fluence, but it means that the appointing treasurer srilhout additional charge" for power shall be convinced that the appli­ free. Within live days thereafter a war­ cant j recommend is both honest and en­ rant is placed in the hands of tbe sheriff, to collect the tax, when six per rent, is noble. This is in lianuony with the spir­ added, two-thirds of which goes to tbe it of our system of Government, which Is sheriff as collection fiscs, and cue-third to ooe of the people and tor the people, and ,, the county treasurer Tbe sheriff is anI hare been cboneu to represent my pro-1i thoriaed to cal! but once, and, if the tax pie. Now the question is this. shall I or le not paid, be is instructed to levy and some one not rewponstblc to the people in- |'roliret the same, ' Ho may levy on and acli any property of the liquer seller, fluenre this appointment r' Dixt*. wherever found, to tbe full extent of the Married and Engaged—A Railroad । The official State eanvaas of the April electron allows Judge Coofay'a (&m.) majority over Sevema (Dem.) to be 26,­ The Ambervtbarg (Out) AcAe has tbe 905, in a total vote of 199,618. For Ke Prepared by H. R. STIYENt, Boston, Msm. following: fcvnts, Collier (Rep.) baa 22.945 majority They were very pretty and there was, over Cbkdwkk (Dan.), and Malts (Rep.) apparently, Are or six years difference in 23,3«U over Lewis (Dem.). lout fall the their ages. As the train pulled up at total vote on Governor waa 317,933; Strathory, tbe younger blushed, flatten*! Crurswall's plurality 23,434 ; Hayes' plur­ her nose nervously against the window and ality 25,439. It will be aces that out of G. P. Rowell A Co'e. Col. drew back ia joyiah smiles as a young man a vote thia spring leas than two-thirds m camo dashing into the car shook hands large as that of test fell, the Republican tenderly and cordially, insisted on carrying majority ia quite as large as it was then. her valise, magazine, little paper bundle, In the Base proportion upon a full vote, and would probably bare carried bee had the ItepuUicsu'.msyority to Michigan this •be permitted him. The passengers smiled spring u over 40,000. Thia “indigwt re­ as she left tbe car. "Tber're engaged.-' buke'' to the Hlsetoral Tribunal tbe Dem The other girl sat looking nervously out of the window, and on-re or twice gathered her parrels together as though she would leave the car, vet seemed to be expecting enough to withstand the temptations of city life, they were sppreniict-d to thrir brothers, and soon found that they were expected to obey and work during Lusinan OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. Jail aad pct a chance to utter his war-cry boon, however kind the two alder, brothoooe mute. The old gangs, who never era might be after the day’s work was A New Organ and More Mutlc— had ao generous a paymaster, will rally around him, and he can undoubtedly ob­ Tbe remarkable connection of tbe four Good Texts for Political Sermons— tain ao much power in the rity u to make brotben, which makes a history of ooe a The opening cf a better'Day for him essential to tbe more raspcctable puli- history of all. becsn here. Joseph Wes­ Vindicating National Honor—The tiriaox And then it will take no time at ley Harper was admitted to the firm io Great Controversy that Out-shad­ all for him to get back all the mimey he 1823. Two years later Fletcher Harper ows the Russo-Turkish War-^An has lost, and more. He is unquestionably waa sImi made a member ; in the same the most popular man in tbe city; that is, year they removed to Cliff street, where Appointment of the Right Man for he con gel the greatest following among they remained until the fire, almost the the Right Place—A- Politician Argu­ the dans that wield political power h«re. He only chock they rewired ia their career, ing the Question of Appointment always diridod fairly what he stole, and forced them to move again. By reason ol the leaner plundcran sigh for his leadership their caution in phbHahieg a book—they again. They never lived ao well u when always made inquirin' of tbe leading booksellers as to how tbe *—L----- ’ * ’ ' time of it for a few yearn, but he is still —and of the fine work strong enough to make it lively again. Yesterday the last of tbe absconders. Rich­ ; The old Croyrrti^.d Glut* ofire in ard B.Ajynnoly, compromucd with tbe 1833 tbo name ol the firm was changed ji lbi« rity baa l>ret> d»ed for seme yean rity, and will return tn his native land. to Harjcr A Brothen. In- 1851 the Connolly return! to the city •1,500,000. Muyaxiue was started. Tbe throe elder pa.!. When CoogreM made provisions for brothers looked upon it m a very doubtful haring the L'oncrnaioaa! Record printed Fletcher alone wu .an- at the Goverosent Printing Office, Rim it co«u so much to prosecute these men, experiment. that, if the city should recover all that was guinc. It proved a great sucoess from the A Bailey's occupation waa gone ; ao they stolen, it would inevitably go fate tbe start; 5,0‘HI copies of tbe first number locked up thar eilenaivc oatablishment bands of lawyers and for other court ex­ weTe teid. 75,000 of lbs second, aad Ln penses. Whst is gotten now will go to a short time this arsa tripled. In J SCO Within the test few days, it baa been no­ the city direct. It u curious, but|dcfau!t-' Uarptr'e Mapuiine had a rirtulaucn of ticed that preparations are being made to en can never stay away from their co an try. over 120,000 copies, which wxs somrehat put' the machinery in motion for some por- into the door like a house on fire, looked Fctawcd of millions—Caotaoly had his decreased by the war, but since then has poae or other, and inquiry baa elicited the along the seats until his manly gaze fell aa . in boods—they were still outcasts and vag­ risen to I iu,000 copied iafortnaiiou that a one daily P0p« ia her upturned , expectant face, roared, * Ccma on ! I've been waiting for you on The Harpers were among tho firat«t> abonds. They were admitted to no soci­ ety, they had no associatiotu except among adopt the tun of stereotype plates. Auer about to be iasued, the leading object of the platform fifteen minute. I " grabbed Uiemaclres, and their life «;«i one of con­ tbeM had been uteri they were put away which will be to give an ardent and effi­ her basket and strode out of the car while stant annoyance s=d direomfort. Connolly in a place of safe keeping, yi that soon cient support to the National Administra­ has been trying to get back for a year, and the firm had a valuable property in them. tion and its public measures. An official be st, doubtless, the happiott-man on the But on the 10th of Droember, 1853,tl«ir organ .at the Capital ia a ikeaidcrauim, and globe to-day. Ho will come back to New great diaaaler happened to them. A Y<rk, «h! with hfai old stamciatre take plumber waa engaged in doing some work as no one of the Washington papereacams charge of the Democracy of New York iu tho building, aud had occasion to use to be tbe accredited channel of oommuni again, aud may .wrist Tilden in another his temp. He lit it with a mete of paper, and, being a carelul man. did not throw campaign for reform. the paper on the floor for fear of acci­ dents. Ixwking sroand, he law so ordi­ ‘Tailors to tlie Philadelphia exposition nary tin pail, nearly full of what he sup­ will remember a coiluseal bronze ann and posed was water. Ae threw ths paper iu hand holding aloft a torch, which wu ou this and wm startled to see it suddenly exhibition there.. Thia is a port of a stat­ A President iu former limes made the ue entitled '‘Liberty enlisbteuing the' publie declaration that there is frequently held- June 21. World,'' paid for by citizens of Paris, and gnat differrore between pledges made by donated to thia country !>> be act "up u a Guv. CYuswcl! will orate at Jackson on candidates before an election, and rorrea- the'4lh of July. beacon light ou Bedlue'a intend, al tbe entrancc of the barber of the rity, Tho poedine fulfillment after being riothed The Mexican vrierata of Michigan meet ed to at least •100,000, on which there statue is of gigantic size, and the light was only •25,000 insumace. In the trrfrom the torch iildmiuatea a vast .pace niiig, the brothers wet at the bouse of Quite a bttmtew of rement walk, are The statue is here, but New York is too “the Colonel," as John Harper wan called, Mpirut, which, with the former, i. ir being laid down ia Kalamazoo. mean to act it up, and there is a g-z.il to dtscuas the calamity, and to decide rcfragable. It is as follow. ; “When we prospect that it will never be taken out of The apple crop is likely to be very amsll. the cases. It fa a diagraoc that the great sec men who have for eight years Meedily • Other fruits promise an abundant yield. rity fare not the courtesy and publie spirit maintained fftiat black b black suddenly to make use of so generous and spproprichange about end, for throe days, as loud­ ally of Lansing u outimatod at «fi,000,000. ly maiutadu that black ia white, we know The hoy; cholera-i. having a rfaproniog that then or now we lure been urged to effect on live pork in Washtenaw county. are having a hard time of it. The ' softs believe a lie." lathis, our day sod gen­ who hare Itcretofore Ued for their benefit The Dowagiac people are trying u> gm eration, we have prominent elucidationa of the 4th J July to visit their city thia have not tbe money to aqusudcr, and tho poor gamblcru are foiling one by oae. The these truths, and which, bcisg treanured, effects of John'Chambcrlain, next to Mor­ may in the future enable ua to give prop­ Lightning killed four cows oo tbo farm risey the mnet noted fatu banker in the er va’uc to the teachings of .tump ora- of Jamre Cook, in Lockport township, St oily, were sold at afictioa last week, and Joseph county, May 27tb. } the rich furniture of hri palaces brought Tbe first shipment of Michigan straw, very small price*. It was a gorgeous con­ berries for the season sf *77 was made cern three years ago. Every night at 12 from 8te Joaeph on lira 1st inst. a supper was act io the paL-.ce, free to all, In tbe palmy days of tbe Romsn Km. that could net bare bren bad at DelmoniChaiLs Harvey, of Cuu»tantioc, has a pire, It waa the proudest privilege of the co's foe Ims than »5 a plate, to say nothing terrier that bunted and killed 77 rats in ao of wine* The ro»: expeuaise diabv:, subject to eall himself a Roman Ciluso. hour and a half, a lew days ago. cooked and served by French artists, with Besides the honor atteclied to the appelthe most gurgoous uerrioe, and in a mag­ laiion, it carried with it the assuraeew o! nificently appointed room, was fore to who­ protection of life and property, even if it ever chose to sit down to it In three should require the entire military power of days it was nothing for rich mon to lore the Empire to secure it. pur moefero itag since last winter. W his body was Republic has, at times, been aomewhut re­ found a few days ago in the river. mite in fyjiowing the example of- in an­ John Sinclair wants ths Michigan Cen­ cient prototype, in consoqtwaeo of which tral Railroad to pay him »S0,0O0 damages wc hare suffered In the estimation of other fcr an arm he Jost while coupling care. times came on, aad fools cither hadn't the money or had grown wiocr, and x> CluuaA Kensington, Oakland county, farmer nations. The present Adminiatratmn, bertain camo to grief. Ha is a poor man, however, give* promise that hereafter we —net a red ribboosr— flung a bowl at a and will remain an tall the basket gets full child and killed the little one instantly and begins to slop over. Soon men only partmeal to himself, and ia whicbtxj one will hold aggreasers to a strict accountsthrive whan money u nudd very easily. interfored. Jamas is said to have done bility. We aervo notice upuo Mexico aad Morrisey is more acute. When the, time* the talking, John attsoded to-tho book­ Spain, that we will ask nothing that is were flash be invented his profits in good keeping aud fictions pmerelly, Wmtey not right, and we will submit to bolbfwt shape, and drew out of ail kinds of gun­ was the literary man, and Fletcher's tal­ that ia wroog. If Mr. Evartt will carer bling except that which could bo run very ents were those of s keen, shrewd mer­ cheaply. Nearly twenty gambling hotu- chant. To his enterprise much of the cat this rule, be will hare the approbacs have dated within the month, not toreros of tbe fir* fa dns. All of tbe by law, but by what is stronger than- law. bruthsns kept very much iu tbair special hard limos. One of them went to Dead­ departmi-nta, but no cue of them more ao ‘ •• tLao John ; it ia arid that he waa never __ wires were igoorent of in the composing-room in his life. walks about as brisk ns aver. Ho talks of i existence till they all met at soon going north to work. __ ,------ J aoc what had become of him. I fint to go waa Jarnos, though many peo­ Is Gen. Butler'a letter of the 30th Another found l>i=a=K ruined one night, |ple thought ho would hern tbo Ugrot Tho ehipmMits cf iron ore from Marand he did tho world the only s-rview ho Ilife. He wae thrown from his carriage in insu addraaeed to Wayne McVeigh, of Pa. quette up to May 23 were 88,139 tons; ever did by blowing kb brains out io his March, 1869, and died a few day. after. Im gives the PemMylvauia lawyer a Ro­ from Kscnabs, 29,839 tons. Pig iron roccua where tliousaoils had besit ruiend. Wesley never oomplrtaly rocarerod from land fur hie Oliver. Thia newspaper com­ from Msrquotle, 1,750 tout, Others uro keeping bare—that bwdnrei is tho shock which his brother', death had Tho annual Pioneers' Masting of Qua flourishing yet—-and a grosier number arc 'esuaod hia ; ho died on tbo 14th of Feb- bat only serves to amuse, nut instruct, the county will be held at Coasopolia on Wadroan-, 1870. In 1872 John hodspunlytic public. In dealing in aareusm the Geaerel nesday, June 20th. Governor Cromwell stroke, which he never got over ; ho lin- has the advantage of his oppaastit, as ia ahown in the uno of penc-ualitiw in the Tho lied Ribbon Club io Hwro haa | Tba fino wf HsqMr & Bruthani has ! isetsn rwfsnwd to. Crimination and re­ 60 um on its roll. Ths I.adm Union in securing pubI since boon eoaeresd uf Fletcher Hiner, | Fhtohsr Hsruor. Jr., Itiilip J. A. £r lie respect amperanee Society haa a membership of ; per, a ere of Juress; John Worisy .ad 18. tasking in all 438. which is eertrialy arouses the other of stealing private projh I Jtaepb Abwor Harper, sms of John , and erty while ia a military pusitioa, and uppiyiogittohMowuperaoMi ure.and tbe aecsaod answers by charging that the writer married into a family where h„ malssr wsmud wot rwyrored, tod ikal GROCERIES, TOBACCO. CROCKERY. STOJSTE ’W-A.TiE. Smith Hogle & Preston. Vol. 22-4tf. thyself mayest be in the wronThc Boston reported Meal into Mr. Moouy's inquiry meetings iu tbe diaguiaa ol ainoen, and tbe good man doesn't d»eorer the deception. T: TIT. A CIT Mlf.T a^tgy-Jtf.vs yjxte BY SENDING FOR SAMPLES LV.W, BOSS '500 CLOVER SEER Dolly. PERSONAL Ladies and gendenrati." said an Irish manager to his sudieoca of three, “so there u nobody hare, I'll disM you all The performaore cf thia night willnot be performed ; but will bo repeated loiter­ LAUER BEER GEO. PECI & CO'S. 155 and 157 WM1WAI1AVE..IETI01T Fash aate Sumer Dress Gtcds LZffliQL Lager Beer Swui lackiie iiHilc Martite FWii 'OBKSTIC IONTHL’ Thn March niinaga of the San Francis, oo mint wm the Isrwvst amount ever turned out ia one month by any Caited States ■mt. The number of pinees, gold and “2,258,W0. and there vain, was BC,878,000. c-ts his vuios under control- Society L Mad to tha ghastly uaile of the Bua with right boots, aad doau't mind it, but the quavering toewa of an anguish stricken voire are always calculated to out i gloara over the satire e>>mmunity. If you lounge- down into a rockiarchsir, nod tilt back sore. th. tore of . mao in a Seal Suing boot, don't ask him if be h hurt or toy anything ri« calculat­ 'd to make him speak, just let him stand t ’ I « «l j “ laM: HnKHnRattd! LIGHTRUNNING a iwsmuarisr.-i.’i.'tt SEWING MACHINE BEST. •DOMSSTiC’SKWHfi MACUlJiKOO.. BlfAIBSHOP tilH-IhGll'l'fNllliltkuGIIrlinftrdtli'lHlr’iilli ’ Iilililslli'illtlhlMi'HtirMV'Mtitlthlhatt rintffiffl limEil'-fflittiHff.lfettiiwsniss-. Ffao-wofka if they could be bought at all. j The Loriilarda, tho Lenoxes and aU the rich iamu.ni consider it essential to their standing to bare more or leas good honeflmh, and any fine day there may ba seen in the park hundreds of haram who can make Ume very low down in tho thirties, every young man of fashion thinking it Doesasory to have his feat bone. The late ilsfcabotd had (50,000 in borers when ho exploded. It is a pretty sight fo mm ths fast boreu out oa the park on a fine flay, and the driven thereabout, many of I the teams being driven by ladios, who gtf to be a* skillful with the whip as their male esccrta. Women all like good hones, and it is a passion with them to drive. There is no better bmineai than the breeding and fitting of fine hoesea. Tbe moot ordinary H R. Stevens Column ‘ iahing his adventry, sea proposes to call !*fr the dors of. war. The public will not wrarplain if this shall bs tbc end of it There is a limit to which Uliiopwsto can gr> without offending, Out if persisted in it I ournewyorki �13, Ti/i ffry»*li*4/ Btf/ln BIGGEST RUSH 1 CLOTHING OFFICIAL PAPER OF BARRY COTNTT, ’ EVER SEEN IX GRAND RAPIDS.' parts ars that ha U batter, aad ymbakly wiH reverse, taeagh he I. yt; rrry low Il» haa town attaaried by tba baat pbyriciuM fiva P«tewit, Chlrega tad Grawd Rapid.. The aware wo-rk I,a L„ Iwen competlr.1 to da for ths l*o‘ On acconnt of dull times *ud having too large a Stock of Spring qnd Summer Clothing, We hare ‘ the Priceszof Men’s and Boy’s Clothing bo low that Al^toUM^Jailr slew EVERV ONES XA7IL.3L. BE SURPRISED and wo have been doing an immense, business ever since. Go to the City Drug Stole for a coriuj drink of Soda Water. Waxikb . Baknh. junrftf NOTICE THESE PRICES, COME WHIL l.ri.s, Fllawra. town*. Alla. Sta Partire daiiring to purchase muai sbculd eaD on or addrree Bauer A Phrkt , Paris Green, Paris Green, Paris Gre^n, WE HAVE THE GOODS. Working Suita *3 50, *4 00 uid *6 00. former Price. *0 OO to *8 00. ‘'^cn “ Spring Suits $G. $7, $8 and $9, former prices $10 to $15. Men’s Fine Cassimere and Black Cloth Suits $10 to $15 and up. At WARZn A BARRES. men claiming to be agent* for the wriL known Eaty Organ, bet also claiming Legal Bianki Men’s Lined £ruU 75cts. and $1 00. Men s all \\ dql t $2 50, $3 and up. Men’s Fine alb Wool and Vest* $4, $5 and Men's all Wool Coats (Job>12 50. Men’s Cotton Socks 3 and Gctfr.-q pair BAUER A PARKER, Hauinn. Mieh. Abo agnu fur the cebbratod Singer Sewing Machine, at the reduced price*. Legal Blanks Legal Blanks ai WAIZEI A BABIES. Tbe Engine and Jloai Companies will meet at the engine roam* in full uniform, for drill, at 7 o'clock abarp, Friday Eve, June 8. W. F. IJinu, Chief Engineer. Jort received, and for sale at tho lowest llring ralca, a vary large atoek of ladies’ Griten, first dtm tuko, Miaaaa* ud Children’a Gaiters, Boou and Shoes of aB | kinds sod pneas, Slippars, etc., etc. Come I and see for youraelvm Store on Jeffer­ son Street, esut side, opposite the little brick. John G. Rcwtan. maytef All About the County. of all kinds ejred. Canecro of the Btraat removed withoat breaking tbo akin if tok­ en early. Knife no* used. Very little pain. Call on or nilrtmt E. F. Brown, M. D., aprlStf -------- * __________________ Hartings, Mifh. New Millinery Store, Lower than any other Store in the State, and you will do well, and getbert.ter Goods, and THE GREAT ONE PRICE STAR CLOTHING HC Double Store, 38, 40, fe? money fcy coming Canal St, GRAND RAPIDS. These extra Low Prices will continue till our present Stock of Spring and Summer Clothing ia all disposed ot . TRIUMPHANT!^ n OVER SBD TAYLOR RAKES The Advance Plow HI W Ifflffl! Call a! lit Sip tfteBIG HAT. W ALB It I DOE. A Bleating for Needle-Women and all other* engaged in sedentary employ- Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Bair to its natural Vitality and Color. Ia offering to all the large* aaaertraent the .eripturss. Thr whois work throughout admirably Hlaatratbd with fall page Uosl putts, taken from palatine* by »m»e at tba aid nuHtm. including Raphael. Gai-Jo, and of HATS, CAPS ud GENTS' FUR­ NISHING GOODS io be found out- 500 BHIE MBD MIS siawor sq Empire Block, GOOD ms TO THU PUBLIC! Pattern*! Pattern*! A. Burdette Smith's Patienu—the beat in the world—with doth models, just receired ud for aals al the rooms of Mrs. 0. V. Greenfield—on Broadway. may30t3 , . ____ __ Whep you wul your prescriptions pul up with 1'nrr Dngi and al reaaoaable prfo®, come to the U1TY DRUG STORE junrflf Warns A Bapsta. he Joke comet io. ffi.' IS SELL ieg them ar Mtrcn lower /‘RICES-Vn't Eul Io see lhe g.wda be­ fore purchaaing. Peaches, Tomatoes, Paas, Beans. Lobaten. Sardines. Pork, Tenderloins. Pigs’ Feet, Ac., Ac. Saint, Huolk i Puston. maylffU . The asaonment of Wall /'.ip er ia befog X-rpi/sff by repealed addition* of new pwtte**, at tVaxzu A Bamxk*. janeGtf ¥hidiurto=ra And here b where aid* of Detroit. JIOWERJ REAPER A dressing 34 BUCKEYES TO 5 CHAMPIONS Sold By Plaster, Lime, Stucco, Plastering Hair, Shingles. 4c. from A. D. COOK. those ‘dclctarioM subftaxiccs trerous, and iHjorioi to tha hair, the Vigor rar. ondy benefit but not barat it If wuted merely foe b "hated. Jna* Mb. wn MESSER BROTHERS atrophied and decayed. Bat uch m rrntain canbcnred for mcfolnaaa by thb application. iMteadoffouling tho hair with a party aadimesk, it will keep it daan aad vigorwxa. Ita 0,-eisiosal n« will prevent tho hair from tamfog gray or telling oC; aad STOCK OF GROCERIES HAIR DRESSING, nothing aiae ran be found no derir- WANZER & BARNES, City Drug Store, Special Notices. Pulmonic Syrup. Canada Sotnunut Railwax MNR.— Thia popular line eommured on their rammer time eard, Monday, May Itth, threw fnt cxpraM train* eaat, ia connection with th* M. C. R- B. PaMentpra leaving Hastings at 7:30 a. M-, arrive at Buffalo same day at 8:10 r. N., and New York neat morning al 10.30 A. X. Thia fast day esprcra is the bort train between Michigan and tbe East. Parlor ears from Detroit to Buffalo; sleeping cnaehos from Buffalo to New York. may.H'if Farmers buying painU, oils or brashes will do well to ®a« ud gel the priooi at Wanxnx A BaAoh. JueaOif Agent* Wanted. A gdod, Eve mu wanted to aril Sweet’s Antomatfo Rainwaur CuLoff, one of the best scSing artirim gotegA big chatier ...... right kiad of a mu. For particular* call onH addrraa FEED SWEET, Ptot OSoc building, Heatings Mich p'Oa Friday -I la*t >Hk Haras, Adam of Hope s«M to John Stealay of this rity a splndid l»« at Baldwin aad Kenton* 8yy applet. He (Adams) Lu abaci tw. hundred bo-hrls aoUfy ihsa to apprer far eraadaslioa al a Una to be »«rd by tha t'enuaUlka. There war, three spylicailosa Iliad f.r lhepMitiou <rf prioclpkl, but no sethrn was takea on any of than, aa the adaption at Mr. Swearer’• rweotetleu CORRESroNOENCC. Local pallet; PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY XiMlM(*K'tetey'vtewUhrirbMnh j Srrstw.'ajttrM, ssfiam Maitatem aeraerUact* to ware , .irSF1 •wtasnw.o). Toiiet articles— Perfumery School, Miscellaneous, ,and Blank Books —Stationery . OLD STAND on Jcffmoa Street 'have luen .elected TG CONSUMPTIVES, fto *4reHM«. hs»-.M laaa Mrw»a<aUi «*l r that <r*u tlaaaia, •Sr a *<ai DEFY COMPETITION Tho Mild Power Brick for aal« at my yard. Soctiou 23d, in Hetland. * CURES Homeopathic Specifics <1 J. RumeU’s. trimmed’ HATS. Wm. H. Goodyear jamlM I PHARMACEUTIC!!. CEENETjuneUtf' Miu. M. A. Poland's. In tho Sweet By-snd-by The double buak corwt ia all maw. The Cannot but be the happy thought aa llio beat tiling and moat durable corset ia tho tarket. J. Rreeaujunel3U fortunate recipient of the "BootV Movs SuStprnr.u.T’.rrra-.-UTAIN Touatar" ^tee iu wonderfully at­ ---------------- '“maSraM tractive pqpa aod pnuaoi iu faactnating DOMEBSIC PAPER PATTERNS. Mtstss dial imjlH Iks actus with new ud highly artbti* engraving*, ■ iU Ulcr-prvto a modal of typographical ! ridiMaa. ud the arrangement throughout | " simply auoerb, tho Rootr Mountain j Tot put ia worthy of coiupariton with i IVriaretfiie Amcneu or Tkt .Ihliic. It , b written in goaeipy. graphic attic, cover fog deteib of the lour through the gardaaa of the South weal (the Arkanaaa Valley. . Soulbora Kauaaa), to tbe very heart of tho Alpa pf America—the Rocky Mountains. JaunU are made to all tbr famoua reaorto JhmrdFASXlj; of Cokuredo, tho remarkable rafoa. tho i aprfo^*; tha mine*, and. in abort, to every , point of ictcrmt to tourist, agrfoulturaliat, < oapitaJJet, NOner, ud iaraiiT With (ba J Tot-atrr, the Saw Jcaw Grant koeps < luiag aempaay, tad the two publfoatiooa j are mailed free to all writing for one or ! Lou of comfort if you doa't m> to Em. Busby'« to get «baved. Good Urbers, (harp raaora, clean Uwnli ud strict attoatn to bmate— maU fa i . jmriy jnnelau Wanted. .StSfEL, PEOPLES DRUG STORE. Physician's Preecriptionb and Family Recipes MEDICAL1SOTGICAL UfflUTE. THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY <3-BN-TTXITE VikratBT’ TLtdiit Inten. carefully pre­ TAKE NOTICE. pared with Drugs and Chemicals To Those tehom it of purest quality inly. may Concern. » T 0 ADVERTISERS. I am running a New Portable Mn chine for mo ring,rais­ ing or changing th. location of building, from small to great �Hollawsy'* Ad>»rtl»«m«nt». Legal*. to Hayti. It i. riaorariy to be bopwd lUt, wbik in England Gen. Grant will iafoem tbe iaadiog newspaper! there that California ata tbe capital of Rcetoa. CENTRAL —UHfflKSHCfi. RAILROAD. THE TBH Mt»fT OF THE WHOLE ■ OELl> BBU0VAYT OM0L ' BmI Mf* Jted Braast* Maaea sntf X^ssre Bra Bnifor a l»*t epistolary effort, a THE from MaurohuartU and Mr. Wayne Me Vaigh, of Petuwyivani* .Mr. MeVrigb iacut iu aaimikr letter ia which he m ease* bold B. of pf.cuig an unfemiliarity with Georg. Waahington'. little hatch­ et too great to eaU by it. propat name. The eountry, with bated breath, HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, Has The Largest Circulation, Is Radically Republican in Sentiment. will be your word, that have helped me to rale they tn tow going, murdering and frd I can do so." After* few day* th* doctor relied oo a robbing American ritixena, they will >1 lady who was at tbe point at death ; aad, lu: get lh»-maslr«. into trouble. General on ratering the room, *ha mid. “Ob, lor a hope of ccenloct ■ But where am I to kok for itr “To God," my dear madam," aaid he ; “He will help you." • "Deyou mean it, Ductor Blount?" she uked ' Thea bew ia it you have never told me ao before, dnrina I bis long, weary fort Wane, JacUoa & Sajiaai ISilS UlLMAt. WCBfiilf'iND’W’silOTH. Subscription Price only $1.50 per Year in Advance. h»J only tltought more' recgive me. dear ’ friend, and be aarared thu your Father kuowi all your fear* and *orrowv, and take cv.urare aUlL Though the way may be dark, all .hall be light at laat. only believe i in the Lrrd Jopu' power to help vow. , Da (aid.'let not your h<«rt be tronUed. . neither let it ba afraid,' aud, 'lo Im with you alway, even unv> tbe end of tbe I world.' Sow are you more- ebaared!'' be . aaked. “I must go now aud am poor Mn. Blake, who i». like you, preparing for bar । beermly bom." , Uh patient premed hi* hand before , porting, rnying, “God ha* mt you here and atron-r a> many of hi* younger breth-. to help ute, even though it ba* been at the eleventh bow. I will rling to your word.; The gig waa soon ready aad doctor. aud may wc meet in heaven through our Blount steadily driving to Woodrewt,where, Iledeernrr'a merit*." On reach .ng Mra. Blake'* door, be wu the bouM of hi* patient wa* ' “Poor thing." muted tbe kind old man, met by her Miter, who aaid, “She has juat "I should like to do what I can for her. «>i pjuv, «r, and Chao« her last word, were, weak u *bc i* and not over well off eith­. 'The doctor, he ha* put me at the feat of er, to point of monrv. It must require. Jceu* He wu my mintotering angrl. *ad plenty at band work, without .anything. all ia pence ’ " The old gentleman** rate* Uicred u he eto* totook after her sick children, in herr ddiente (tele, and not even a siMer to help, aaid, “1 thank my heavenly Father for her. However. God ia good and will sup­. bi* great goodoeaa in allowing me to du r whal helped bar. Henceforth my mtaatoo port her, no doubt, and it will not do for me to look gloomy when 1 in. So a, shall bo not only for the body whieh mu»t trace to these thought* although I do, penal, but for the and (too, whieh fires wish my poor rotirat bad mere ritanc- of getting (trong by bring able to obtain a ehaage of air and rest.'' Tbe doctor had now axrived at the house, and. dismounting, proceeded to knock at tbedoor, which wu answered by a tidytockiog servant, who mid, “Willyon walk up »|laiT* if you pieawe,' and led tbe way to Mr*. Leonard'* room. She was In bed, happy spirit departed. while they who Were looking pda aad anxious; and, ia answer left behind added, “Wei! doer, tho*) good to the debtor's miinirire, aaid ah* felt worn and faithful servant” “Yea," repeated Mr*. Leonard, '‘maybe out with pain and depression, and how MMn out so late, but indeed bear that welcome, aad meet again the many who bare,baea Ursaed by his the agony wu »u mt* word*" “Never mind that. At the grave the clergyman aai.1, “My are suffering from, aad it need much I friend* I hare lent a dror ami vahred patience; but 1 will du whal I can for brother, even he who ba* werked with ma you." to long for the good of anal* and whom “Yow are vary kind," replied Mr* Leon­ now it ia my aad duty to commit to the ard; “I am aodtotreMod I can paly go to earth; but, thank G<xl, hie epirit to already ia happiness; ao let tee not rapine. Many a pastor ha* to lament tint hu teaching o tbe sick ha* bens thrown away by a skeptical doctor’* scoffing and *hakiag th* .i_ . _ .__ 1. __j .a_ ___ B.rAJAA a What piece of coin ia double it* value by drducting ita half? half-penny. DEPARTMENT Georgia ha* a jug factory al la*, after these thru* hundred yean of waiti g. “I l uwnyoa for it," ths bull aaH, '■ whether you have your way, or I mus** The Pope to (aid to be grently cooeernad Tha.Canr b the tailmt sovereign in En- ' rope. TJtc Emperor William cornea next io height. . About three mtl'.ioo fans were ahippad fiotu Japan in 1875, almost all of which tame to this country. Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let­ ter Heads, Note Heads, State An OlWcgo county paper iavued an ex­ tra to announce tbe killing of a big block bear r.cnr Sandy Creek. ' merits,En v elopes, Busi- The head line "Congmaional Intelfir grace" dure not imply that Congreaamaw ness and Calling Cards, &c., &c. Sprinkle, eprinkle, little cart, bow I won­ der where thou art. Come aad lay thia fearful dent, ere our long* Alban and bust; When they *er « man in London in a •cal akin ooat and wearing diamond*, they ■ whuper. “There goe* another American ■>a» umi aivisios. •iTT.' (Hi (trial Ml DETKOIT G»c M. Dewey, Editor. State St., Boating*, Micb. Uu <l*m.Ta -k. Cto >f ItoMMar —* x.gite’Aas.'nnw* — HEALTH AND ITS PLEASURB Diseases with Its Agonies. sf ikli enhv u b. .ratios.* la lbs llwu- *. Ee- HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS 5: Lffiferattg .H1CAOO k rid* kVRC -.15 r rt* 'll EE-eZSE: ''HiViT j. otm. * BTkViasa. IdSSAidbgLlBSlU । 1 keep mriet a* yon are exhatuted.' An*, with a few mom direetkua the kind physician took hi* leave, hit patient eertaiuly looking brighter than when be entered the room At the foot of tbe (tain ha mat the buaboud, to whom ba (aid. HI will Mad your wife aome medi­ a(he Dead* much earn and muat eer bave a change before long, there ia inch a waat of power combined with othSo, shaking huda, be departed. - Month* passed. Changes to the coan tryudaea Ud done no good to Mr*. Leonard, and at het the doctor sent hi* patirat in aa rainent London physician. “I fori more mtlafied now," eaid hr oo her rotors. “I have Mt been wrong in my treatment, and you muat hare pa­ tience." How wearily fell these word* on Elir*. beth Lennarp'a ear3* rite pictured mouth*, perhare yean of mental decrawiun and bodily auSeriog; feeling a*'if ah* would thia life long. All interret aerated gone from everything, the world looked dreary, and (he felt daily datun a burden to her; but, al last, with a great effort at eheerfui Baa, aba anid. “You bare hxxn very good to me, iu ductor Blount What ahould I have done without you? You seemed to leave me al the feet of J MU. the other day, nod I had peace, but how speedily did it vanish' fa it from the complaint I “Ye*" said the doctor, “God will krep you. You mast not give way to gloomy thought* Take rest, ud 1 hope to time all wtH be well." “Wlut a gtorfou* miarian you doctor, have!', returned Mr. Leonard; “you not only do good to die body bnl «l»u to the mind, whan, you are so noble and kind a. to'ratar into the spiritual difi ealtia* ofyour potiente, sr.d try aud lead them to God. aa^poae 1, to my waak and nervou. atatc, bad a skeptical doctor, whal a misery it would be! I shall never be rid* to rejay you, but you have my deepest grstitude, and I will follow all your direction*, ud, if thia iHaeaa trechaa bm palteare, howev­ er weary the laaami m.y be to learn, it will be auanethiog gained." “Ob for a hurt to praise my God, A heart from *to sot free, A h*ert that ', .prink rhri with the blind our Washington -.a t :t Mm letter. WAiBurarow, D. C., June 1, 77. Immediately upon evofiscating tbe Arlingtoa estate, Gen. Lae's former home, •ituatc from Wuhington just serosa the Potomac oo the Virginia aide, and declar­ ing that the name ahould tbraewforwarJ be used only u a national cemrt.ry, a con­ tract wu anlcrad ioto by thu Government with certain parties, that they (tbene par­ tiro) ahould gather rkotn the batik field where they lay the Imooa of our fal'cn brarea and couvry them to thia cemetery. They did tbeir work well, but what, with being paid by tho load, aad not bring special anatoaiate. it wu by far too well done, and the result wu that when wo strewed yesterday, we honored with equJ respect bones of man and male, lying io thia beautiful cemetery in the common eommuniuo that they both feel in the defveae of onr country The ccrvurouKW passed off very plemaatJy, an exceedingly fine addnm bring deliver'd by Graeral Goff of Virginia, and a moat appropriate and original poem by Will Gtritoo of Michigan. The day itself wu ooe of Wuhmgtoo'. pleasantest. 1 notiea by my exchanges that there to a crying demand all over the country, for • new party, and that tbe poStical ioveo- have any of tliaae insect* tn your duuicl I want to inform them on the word of a Washington correaponden:, that the game to not worth the candle, far whatever Francis Train'* patent. I, for ooe, don't believe that w« need any new partus, in fact, I am inriined to briiere thaL with a very little fixing over, eveu the old prioriplan would anawer for a few'yean longer. John Lothrop Mutiny i. dwul, and in rittoro*. and the world om o( iu brightest miodn Mr. Mtrtriy served hto country faithfully at two eoerts, but it waa aa a student and historian that ba won hi* grsaum feme. Aa a writer rf htotofy be s'S"’ is -.s na i£glA'RS<BS. Tie final Smta Tluwta Northern CENTRAly RAILWAY COMPANY- GEO. WOODS A CO.. Cambridftport. ni W> WllMllill M.. ka*t—i IlllUkW.CUw lit Philadelnhia en a father discover* that hie boy en using hi* reaor to sharpen a alatowith, hie faith that ha to to be the of a President ia temporarily eclipsed । anxiety to find the boy and a piece City Dr ig* Store ■KBS J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, । 1 I ' ' , < HASTINGS. • - MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescription* skillfully compounded. Also a full line of pmb, oak, num, oils. DYE STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless varieties. D*™’ CARBOLIC OIL Lilt IM ENT xziue laiW: HnLOiNfflmi! _______ Pennsylvania w» AtantaNa.- RROBATKART let. JSJll'i.WX'lrZiK AS3 ™® 1 HS^JAE BK to,* OKIHIH .tntllMTINU rmiMS I’OR THE FIFTH CIRCUIT. rjawSK1 uellethos, a i both J te-.Y- •Rjas.-rd � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-06-20.pdf 2cc8601a0181a9760977666ae67e2c77 PDF Text Text L EDITOR. ’•sasMSi? Txans or KUSKaimos HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY,JUNE 20, 1877 FASHIONS FARMERS ?m»i mid Boms cm Thomas Rake PHYSICIAN A SURGEON D A T*S O F AD VLR TIXING. WHOLE NO. 2054 ™ VOL. xxn. NO. 8 OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. hiBMif. Il tartaiuly made hin ■take th. ruoark U wm begin a baring aurpriaed her in her farori Before aatrr dm it buesawt ■at Lizxir i It wm victorious over all Competitors al the Great Centennial Field * BVMVUVBI-------Trial. - --- - It works the easiest because the weight of the driver riiMilw ■•tiatircioe« the dumping, and is the most durable because it has । WROUGHT .. m »v.. (not cast) Axles, and BRASS COIL SPRINGS IRON ( (not iron) over the teeth. THE CLEANING BAR IS "ENTIRELY 'NEW and NOVEL, no sticks plugged in the axle, AT LAW A SOLICITOR NO BAR RESTING ON THE TEETH. We also have the attorneyaT lawa’sojjcitor ATTORNEY rya^aalraySUX* s lepfiblicaa Banner GEO. M. DEWEY On Thursday ?js f«?i*2r»saBS! ineffecCual AugtMU niunwd proUhlr gMAnd mu Crallica, Mr. Bowen ackuiwledged PHIL W. NISKERW. SINGLE REAPER, LIGHT MOWER, “ ~ CKWTRAb HUITBE. stub Uwr rwJd Nava bluabwd, tauawd, COMBINED MOWEE AND REAPER wra.'-.a. rS.H be atke The Ohamjnon was the lighest draft of all tlo Machines t.ysted at the Centennial Field Trial of Mowers and Reapers and received , the highest award. ‘WuSHKKXSE^ Sweet’s Hot«l, ............... “,CB "doauJ AN** BOOM, n-w PEA PAT. be readily---wm fully occupied with faahionable aocicti du»t trtcllinj lint, ao Maple yet an etyliah The New Champion Single Reaper is a COMPLETE SUCCESS. It is unequalled fur quality of WORK. LIGHTNESS of DRAFT and DURABILITY, being constructed almost entirely of Wrought Iron, Malleable Iron and steel, while its ONLY JUST LIZZIE. "Halto, Bova ' 1 thought you bad eut Weight is Little More Than One-Half DENTIST Mtille, That ParbiM inspiration, the I.btor, other Reapers, which jut a very desirable feature. MicUiat STUDKBAKER WAGONS, 8UPBRIOR AND HOO6IRR GRAIN DRILLS, MISHAWAKA DOUBLE SHOVEI-S, AC., AC [ ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR Come and see ourStock. ATTOBSl™ Jr LAtTl'soLICIT. “ HAltVST WRIOHT. ^.v.t:asx,'exs:i-a^i\ vomsyi. UiTahanA 'Heven t you T’ l^teky lite Ten; pbew. Nice folks.' • table ! Fine giria, too ' the Mortiaai T Uig m near, NWgiag »u »oftly, and Mr. Bowen wu ryther enjoying it. — •*•wcct rotce of AuguM quite ao dulcwt m uattel. foulard; Balking .mu ol white flannel, lnmae.1 GREBLE & RVSSELL OVER 500 TAYLOIT RARES add ma. Here it b Mm. Ilona Motjicr, King atreot. Eat station " “Thank you, thank you, Cliff I I'll r> bodily ones,’ laaghad rar thia renr dar, tad tea how I like th* 31^' if he ena bold oat. If Would thia if I PHYSICIAN A SURGEON. I u>ae eptnt, n. indacriUble dainty flguraa rich Jaauww RIKER. t2£w.~v2: Gidaoa J. ItDow, after kSine educated itw <if msm sens’ MDDALS AT FIELD JRIALS IS kcrofe I pertoo** S DR. IL F- PECKHAM, cnc rny»{ciA» anp mwibon. DELIGHT J. WOLF.M.B. I>< au«>t..e. nim mm r» r^u'retneeta Fancy one off Tiu*m copper.fanind diviattia emlwlated | only wind you keep returned Augwata. which render* ateotutely dialing the1 walked away to hbnKca. r« Mireaaaftil. Bowen ooailr aa*»«r "■2d of international obligation! an not looked I'renideut nod. lure, which ao ataimiiata with the wearer and tMrttol our at DR. C. KL'MELL, LCCIt'9 RCSSKLL. 34 BUCKEYES TO 5 CHAMPIONS SOLD FROM HASTINGS AND MIDDLEVILLE IN 1876. Item. Mr. Bow« haring m MmetBenl with I ■ friasd in lb« sky, returned tofort dinner • I'm willing Gaa ahould lonely thOd I foVumble to th* Monde , and it b alwaya > MESSER BROTHERS favorable to oUerring all nor international POWERS & BARLOW urnGHER. .5 ISi H knowledge of ru politely attentive careful nut to lot fhU t NEW nlatWa to the aBacad Bllibuaterinc ffttiny which rocnprehetxh tact, poetry and cam- ISAAC W. VROOMAI. Builders, examine, their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine the WIARD PLOW, before purohasingothers, Every one waranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see n- j- W' Mbs Mortiuwrr m> uwAbObUiqito. the Walter A. Wood Machines, drmiar Carriaie. Sin ad OnaseiHl at uS-jsix’SAt; Prandact n eery JOHN Q. CKENSY. eonrre. Wto readily ffiten“I hare rtffhtfti)." -id MH threat, n.d r. c. HOLBROOK. thiaff,** mid the bdy, bridling and bltub tnf, bat with a purinw e»ila. “Then, wiU you |*»« um year daughter? the food ■other. “But I a» wre, if dear I Sotto Smith, number 16, East Fourteenth I a | rote-ti: :■ lady housewife tor her family. He b mwii'jT POWERS & BARLOW Jefferson St, sum juuutirrrjTr UoffCtonifeH and Happincu\ who, while prim ngwnt, M Mrs. FhaheAal. THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. until you have priced their Goods, for you DR. J. B LaSURE will save money by it. Everybody knows they are mw » bmotiful brow. bum �Whin Lake, earn* off I thing in thm Mteioa cf l taa’ooi ever 5,<*W fruit mouey en^gl. Within a week four men cUrgvd with grave crime* and under d real, dehberately walked off, one out of Ludlow Street Jail. oo. owl of th* Tombs Pdfo.Court.aU tw. M W th- Omrt Haase. Ia saeh mae tba ofcwra m increase of the voting population If Gov. Stone of Miaiin'lji fo unabk, M ho Mys, to do anything about tbe Olis holm tiwij. it murt be owing to public hntiment. As Mr. Lamar acemato ba the popuUr favorite in that State, why wouldn’t it be well to hear from him just now • CIVIL SERVICE REFORM. The spirit of reform which sbeok die city hM spent it* .course, popular feeling ha* ia a nxnewre suicided, rigflanee is re­ laxed and tbe Ifomoeracy have eome to the I frcuL Tbe old Twaol villain, ar. filling tbe tdfiera, Bom Kelly and bi. gang ham [ control, and muh epara&m* M pmmluing proposed to withdraw any ef it. general regnboona, :about 25,000, or one Senator Conkling, according to the state­ fourth of the er.bins! children, are enrolled media of a gentlrman from I tita, does not in tbe school*. intend at [reseat to make any reeommen In Fknda, Governor Brew claimed m datino* for appointments under tbe Admin u<ration, or to in say way interfere ia mat tore ef patroeage. A* to the policy of the Administration, be, witb many other*, b waiting. Secretary Evart* predicts that, in view bather, General Sherman. Weomatrin of the truly patriotic courm pursued by tb remark of Gail Hamilton, that the only President Haya* and bis Cabinet, that ia Ms and real reform in the aril a-rrice 1S80 tbe Republican choice for President will be elected by an evervbelraing major by. Tbe only smbirioe of the ptcarni. Ad­ ministration b to give the people a good publicaaa. ropported by tbe decent portion of the Democracy, the city wiB be in the hands of the Tammaoyitro M oompfotely m H was under Tweed, within a yw. The Bepubikaw "ho are growling about mall matter* ia the Praaideat'e psliey ought to stay fore awhile, and are the practical werkings of Dreweracy where it Lm saiimited sway. It b alike everywhere. Wherever it gets power oosraprioo ran. riot, and fraud rules raprearo. Tsmmaay COFFEE SOAP All Abo TOBACCO. CROCKERY. ASKING TOO MUCH. , The South Carotins Senate La* refund to pay tbe interest on it* Stole lend*. Edward P. fWlJ United Stata Minuter to Austria, liai tendered his resignation. State be aDawed togn unpunished and un­ tried, he b taking too much. When he mAas a duunre intimation half a threat, th* the Itesadm can expert no favor* fra.* the Danocrafo of Alabama if he al­ low* thmo indictment* tn bo preaod in th. courts, he ou only Ucetacs tbe ebunpipn guitlS. STONE -W-A/RE. CharioUe, b »tyled “the Gough ol Eaton County." The lensing Rtyvl.licn* givM a list of 103 red-ribbon dubs, wither membenhip of 59^66. The Murphy movement, which Lm swept the wulhern tier of counties ia the State tike a whiriwiod, is bring inaugural cd in thia city. The tempcraMe bodies, under thA skilful leadership cf young Tyne, and other* equally scalene, have perfected a cunaotidaiioa, and will make a movement along the whale line. License* I luave been granted a* freely as ever, fur tbe provision in the excise law which proj hibited liwnws to al! exerpt innkeepers who kept.three beds for tbe accommodatloa cf -the public wm very easily evaded. The rum mill* rech put up,three tanka in their roar rooms, and unblushingly swore that they were inn-k<^p«s, and got tbrir Bowne, Combs A Co., bankcra of^Rat- . (J President Ilsyes baa accepted an ic tioc. to visit Rhede Island during the : Tbe red ribbon club of Ypsilanti will eelelrile Joly 4 th. The Ann Arbor dub Jas. H. Mill* ha* raccir«l the appoint­ ha* teen inviteU to participate. ment cf Secretary uf Montana, In pbco of Thoma* IHaw*’. of Keen., has a living J a*. CoUoway. i . aaase other partial in |he Sooth are eri destly laboring under a se riots* mixappre. bmico of the President's policy of wociJ. Gov. Young of Ohio hu ccrfeJudeil not to be s candUate for re -election. Prirste businesi too pressiag. . OUR NEW YORK LETTER. child a idea of pacifiostka, who, ia hi* The Cabinet baa decided to appoint Mr*. Polit>I-The Ring Robbera-Procauser moment*, advised the new aane to Thompson, daughter of the late Alexander tectioo against Crina—Tammany in by in an ample .tore at eweatmeaUi to Il o.iU the tax payers of Newaygo coam Campbell^ posunaster at Izraiavule, Ky. Control again—Temperance—Fi­ ly 81,000 per »nuum to board and take “poafy- him when hi* fit* orate cw. nancial Trouble*—Busineu. The Republicans tarried the Norwich care of their prisoners in the Grand WipTtabari* of the IVvmdent* policy of idsjaiL J/ (Conn.) charter election on th. 4th I m U caweQiatlc.n ia to treat the people of all ace-. A Htale cxehaaue Mks what would a by an avenge majority of 550—a gain. large [-re erntage tbe male population f Tbe Ohio'DemocraU are represented m do for support, if tbe .treat corners were baring concluded to abandon the grrenback and take their stand on the silrer dollar. They intend to bold a series of monalcr meetings to awaken the publie conscience, and then to comtaeoc4 legal proceedings rig wheel, inside of c»ch other. Thu splurge orouriy. They will organise in every was originally intended by ths anti-Tildcri ward, bars vigilance committee., th. Bed Democracy of this »Jty m the beginiin; of s movement to put Hendrick, on the track three year* from now. . Originally The total amount stolen by the New York ring tfigrea, Tweed, Sweeney, Con­ nolly A Co-, b Mt down at 829,944,000. sl Government. The "speded child" tree! meat b to cvnsti t u te no psxi of that policy. Tie purchase of good behavior by special gifts bentirely foreign to it. Indeed,ilb an insult to the better portion of tbe peo­ ple of the 8o.:th to treat them a* though tbeir good will to the Government and Governor Young of Ohio say* that be will not swept a Republican nomination for a second term sb wild it be offered to Premdrat Hayca Km sigu-d the ccmuiteioa of ex'Got. Thoma. A. Osborne, of j Kansas, to be United State. Minuter to would do the people of the South great in­ justice by adopting a policy which would suggcslkbc periodical btatowal of baeon, tobacco, biaaksta, mMoeaaee with religion and trader, "with rum to keep the people of that Motion partially pacified after the In- terfrrence? Il the Northern Dsmocrpt, wbos. devotton to reform has impelled him to vote m many votes as a doses Republioms, a worae fellow than toe Southern ballot-box staffer ? Aro the peepb of the South prupoaing to put thraawive* in the position wlikb Senator Mmgan has taken by dreiaring that indictment* agsiasi par­ tite charged witb note at deetiuus and with Uflot-box stufong most be art aside, m the prim of their sapport of the Gov- • The Government claims 8502,IMO of Frank Leslie, and be says bo ■owts only 8500. The lawyc like tbe appearance of the controrervy. Ex-Governor John T. Hoffman i* mcnliooed by tbe Albany Erprat a pros­ pective Ilesiocnitic candidate for Secretary dcmonalrariuu—the excuse bring that it was merely a good-bye to Hendrick*, who wa* co . route for Earop*. But Uncle Sammy is altogrther too Mtute for any­ thing of this kind, and he quietly notified th. managers tbit they had !>etler invite Judge Swayne, one of the, Amoeisto Justiaa of the 11. 8. Supremo Court, it him or there would be trouble. It wm bolding court ia Detroit in place of Judge done aceordiegly, and then Sammy pul Edmonds, who reontly died. Mre. Julia G. Brower, of Owosso, ha* recently finished a patch work quik coouining 3,200 piece*. Kha b in bar serMackey, the ex-Sptektr of-the South Carolina Hott*, uf Bepreaenlarirea, the completed within two mundis. The Detroit and Milwaukt Washington correspondent ol tbe Chicago onapaay have a gang of men , TVffanw MTS, b to; have a federal oflfoe. Grand ilapidi, building a rto Ignatius Dounelly of Miuoeaote, with th. help of a few follower*, will organixa himself into a “Groimbact” CenrtaCompan/have a gang of two at work at Grand Rapids, building a stone pier in Grand Hi vw, preparatory to placing th* . £ Got. Stone became the Executive of now iron Bridge in poritioo. Miasiarippi by rirlae of being Speaker of Kight*girls of on. fkmily (colored !, m ths Hous when Guv. Arnot rraigned. Ualvin, in tbe Southern part of this State, Before he was Governor be wm a whoU weigh 1.GC2 pound*; the father weigh* over 200 pounds, the mother bring ol ordin*ry site. John Garvia, a firmer firing near Mt era Unmoernis, who hava been talking at Oeiwsi, wm fatally injured at a barn rais­ "Washington about a new party, are att.ir- ing on tbe 5th hm., by a rope breaking, neys of iO'xU whisky and tobacco men, and biting a timber fall, breaking both kips. ora of tbe Federal laws aha!! go county, Min, .nd England, with tar eeatomary regard for ker subject* abroad, has demanded m inTtwLigaUcn to aacwtaia the SCHOOLHOUSE SOUTH. AT THE Fm>0 aool is mi and eemtaag an* BmUi, Hegi. * awes at e>fM tlcaie Un. Jnepb K mteCsrtsae ta fora day. stem. CMk always n GREATEST show oh earth bow®’ Y SENDING FOR SAMPLES Grat ESK Mt, Jib :ra ini. Jxtn Witafii, Jar ITO 1IT1 Ms M '.ttntaj, Jute till Itri 50 50 50 50 LI. TO, 50 Tbe South Carolina Houie of BeproMtnarirm has pasted a bill to prohibit tbe sale of a-ed cotton letwren sunset and sun­ rise. The object ia to prevent cotton ateai. ingbrnestu* Four colored Republican. •ng a great .leal of good thereby, A as these are the small luckct-.hopa ihu furnuh the very poor with ths vilevt rum --.nd they intend aa well to regulate the traffic among lho*e whe are too .trong to be aipclehcd, compelling them at leMt to keep within the bound* of decency. All good citucnt are expwXed to join in the movement, and by sheer forts of pablic opinion make it a aneem * It will amount to wmothing thia time, for it is being guoe alxiul the prupse way. dially. But he cut the comb of Morris­ sey most effectually. Tbe epoechn ol Slippery Sam make iatereMing reading. In the crowd who stood close beside him while he wm denouncing fraud were Pel too, who engineered tbe attempt to buy a Hepubljtnn elector ia Oregon, Tweed’s district attorncr and two of hi* deputies, a score df Tweed’s best known official*, men who grew rich out of hw rtealinpi by TOdro’s help, and ..try po­ litical shyster and adventurer in the city. And to such a crowd, the ahatnel/M man who ataada first on the list of political rorruptioniats, who spent five million* of stolro money b an attempt to buy himself into ths Presidency, spoke gravely of the terrible frauds that had kept him out of the Preaideaeyl It wm the cheekiest prrfortsatKe that New York ever saw. Tddeo Mill intends to ba a candidate io money wm the all of a thousand poor la­ borer., widows and girl*, who bad pet each their little pittance where it was lop p<md to bo aafa, that they might bare it { to pay rent and tor food against the day when no work could be procured, the ex­ tout s>f the disaster may be comprehended. toonded, about a thousand people whoec depossita ran from 84 to 825, were st the bank, the men mining, the women weep­ ing. The treasurer of the French Bea evofoat Society ran away with all their fund*, 820,000, and one or two life ioaurance cobpcnta are in the throe, of dimo- the volume of greenback, within a few moutha to the 83M,000,000 limit, Ixed is ax 15.UO0 boskets fcvary twig b doing iubvribmt. andnbral thirty man m ampfoyed removing the mesa ef harden. Cd. T. B. W. Stockton, of Flint, own* • letter written by O. Wmbingtoa, oa the 7ih of October. 1779, ordering a jaek- 155 and 157 25^‘S.IS WiEfetysV SBs.szor.ui-'J^Ts-u: BOSS LAUER BEER LU-.UU, Mrt.t ■artaroe eOTstMk • hdimMt Smrllra! Gail a SILKS. ADI.NLS, DOUBLE MANAGE ACT, PERSONAL LUBICL Sniii-laciiit fciai $25,000 Bibtal Betart ihe ojtLY Lirn>a iisiit late ftiiu OlffiTIC 10HTHL' DHT GOODS. O YE I (SOLDIERS?;I O YBS laM: RnI>Ki,HnRtttini! LIGHT-RUNNING HIPPOPOTAMUS! -A.DMX1UA.Xi TtOblESTXC DOTI TXTCX-TTUrNTGCHARLES W. FISH, I»T|B BEST. DOMI lAOISECO.. rxKK to au-; >, MAt—iM 1* “—Urth of hi. stealing*, and Ccanolly ditto. It b ramered that a propcniiico tram Oakey Hall it on the way to this emurtry. which will bg of coerce accepted, and he will ms. took Uakey played it vary smart oa ths city, and get away m Wall M .foj Um. A rery te’sewfo to lee* a INCLUDING. dricka wm converted into a Jemcaatration in favor of Tiklen Thea came tbe nasal fight between tbe local politicians. John Kelly, the brad of Tatsmasy, was bound that MorrisMy, his aodeet enemy, should not have an opportunity to air bimMlf, snd he »■> manipulated tbe Jemonatntiun uatard Grrndt, ha* absconded, haring bis m to be everywhere rtoigtiixcj m the cen­ depowtore with nothing. He wau't a tra! figure, even though to do It ho bad to great thief, only 825.000 wan taken by The rieg robber, will get out with the ns«4 of their plunder, except Tweed. The Dfotrict Altoraey read Li. confosaioo and hte decided that there is not enough in it M oawdiriao ofaervittek," M^ths . saUonal bank, which it b believed will 830,000 Stud of Superb Edncatod GEO. PECK i MS W00IWAID AYE., DETROIT Magnificent Pictorial Cage*. UkxM*. tu. are seeking immunity for them. Il b alleged that a British subject wm THE nient, m they could be tued to lay out the more respectable of their eustomera when they got too henry a cirgo oc. Practicaliy there i» bo regulation or ibeck upjn rum-nalliiig in this city—il is all fits a* air. Everybody aelb who ebeoaoi, and saib whenever be chooses, Sundays snd week days, it is .11 one. The temperance bodies sre determined to put some impddi- Smith Hogle 4 Preston. Vol 22 4tf. Prepared by H. R. STEVENS, Bottoe, K»». Hl® USVJffl a HAHBS! The Hsuasaer Hstate. Number <>t IMMisafa 'HI spot with . drUghttol sterr tT Geely teracy Marotta. the sister rf th. English p»i BKPAIK SEO One Fil �TfrllvnlnWto wre* r-e*s< 4H. ao<^ A Tbere u due u about SO ooeda < that rireuld h.,B bren dehvered ("7 Drug -.-itoer. jue«2tHf AN IMMENSE BUSINESS, At thia Into dav ia.U» aear John Hunley has fur mlo » '»• IdoT Northern Sry sprier, almou a. a« and frreh when they were pished off the trees. Go ■' Wbenvoo vast joar nraaraintioea nut and buy some. Ody ( U» a ImU ap with tin Draf, and at n-w^.V. SINCE WE j rmre, rome to tba UITT DRUG FTORK Blredwd ao ! brown . «a, ahirtiag ■ uoodtf * Baatrsa. ■triped and ducked, licks, rineks deeim. Whitman s AmorCd <.Ju, t,m , eouooadae, ate-, very ebreje at J. Rtsssxx’a. jua«13ri. A Ml J. P i. a haptlst, d is mrittog aa eff.rt in r. tirguire tire ptfrt OttiMh ia this Mty. and ftr that pnrp lb UMto( smscl.p a^rWag sad eveaiag Sabbalh aaJ Thareday ena' lag* la Bedl MARKED DOWN OUR PRICES Paris Green, Paris Green, Paris Green, I At WANZER A BARRES. * fcvorita resort for thane treading -«k> serrices of a toweorial artrit. jwaalSU Aflontr Wanted. A good, live man wkniad to tall Sveei's Automatic Raiawaur Cut-off, one ’of tbe Notice These Prices Cancars I of all kiad. cured Cancers of the Brume given Co tba right kiad ut a man. For I removed without breaking the aim if tri­ | particular! call on or sddrrre early. Knife sot used. Vary little FRED BWUT, Prim Oil « or addrm. ’ Pou Ofccv building, Huria^ Mich R. F. Bnoww, M. D„ aprlfrf Hearing!. Mieh. I Brick kw hale U my yard. Section i3d, io Ruttord । New Millinery Store, f.M XBVINK.F.M. COUNTY OFFICERS. ----- --------------------- Hasar I_ Nswtom. « WAIIU llllltl Men’s and Boy's Summer Coats 35ds. and up. Cotton Socks 3 4 6 cents a pair. • And All Goods Equally Low. tor ladies and cbiHreo. We Lara the Chieagn sty Ire of trimming, and .hall hare all tba novelties of tba---- as aa fast as they • In tha Sweet By-and-by ■PP"" io the market Ladies of Haatiap Cannot but ba the happy thought aa the and vicinity are cordially invited to evil Mu M. A. POLAND. fortunate recipient of the “Rocar Morsapri-tril_______ TAUT Tocstar" »cum its wonderfully at­ tractive pagni and pevusca its taacinating descriptions Moat beautifully embellished with new and highly artistic engraving!, ita letter prrea a model of typographical richncm, and the arvangemenc throughout simply superb, the Rocky Morsrai.v Tovbist to worthy of comparison with 1'ictmrniur Amrywa ar Tkr jUdin. It ia written in gomipy. graphic alyla, rover ■ ing deUila of tha tour through the garden. yh‘ of the Honthweat (the Arkansas Valley, I Southern Kareas), to tire very heart of the 1 Mr Alps of America—the Rocky Mounuina. 1 J sunto arc made to al! the Ismous rreoru al. of Colorado, the remarkable ruin*, the m* ■prin j, the miner, and. ia abort, to every *J print of interest to tourist, agriculturalist, re. I capitalist, mioer. and invalid. With the £ Torstrr, the 8a> Jess Gt’ine keepa »•)' | fitting com; soy, and the two puhiieatioo. JS are mailed frw tg all writing f.» ot»» or “5 both T. J. Asbumtw, Topaka. Kaa- “ Martha! Pricks*!. II plaM guUiy. saying ka X Sklarer. label 1 sr. Haulage. waa a Laibet ao* very daa<aro«a; did eat rraember doing anything eery cartewe ; waa net aoartdarad eery treablreeme. I A Few Poaitive Facta About P. T. Bar­ num's Poritively Greatest Show on Ha wee saslaaead to pay far hie apraa »i.<» | Earth, at Grand Rapids, Jackson, end Battle Crook. I Mr. and Mrs. Darias lleuk ere deeply ten1 eiUe ef nm.gaaerel eympaUy tkvwa In Itre. la tkefr recast sflinUa by Urnir flleadl aad aeighbm; and they Jeeire tn eapreas la IkH Men s Lined Fanta 75cta. A $1. Mena White Verts $1 42.50. 01 Nev Goods, Naw Styles. New Prices. h“* Ol‘ “d ’** “ °“r £'"i‘ ' We kseplb»r Domestic paper fmbioos All About the County. All Wool Suita $6 $7 $8 $9 A 10. Boy'a Suita fl $1.50 $2.50 $3.50 db $4. j t^BaoR**' S ,rtb “‘le' 6"‘ *"*' Lisas-^g Legal Blanks! Legal Blanks | Legal Blanks Men's Good Suita $3.50 >4 & $5. Star clothing houSe, Double Store, 38, 40, an<h 42. Canal St, GRAND RAPIDS. B. P. B. 3, $20,000 In Solid Cash Given Away. B. P. B. 3, $20,000 In Solid Cash Given Away. 2933 The Advance Plow 02010001020002020200010200 Cali al lie Sin if tie BIG HAT. Ti.CliNSIiMPriVES. AU kiad*, at may Ilk I HMtnt, ILmilk A PsgaTOX'a, MOWER J list cuoie op down here to Brestoo, Smit A Ilokel, and dank borne mme of there naw Paper K>r the Walt I make you look jest «u nice aa aav. r van may 1 Gt4 . Jous MHnaKL,E*|- ------- * ♦ re Hominy for 5 canto at ' • I may 14*4 Suiru. Hoglb A PatWT’i'r'a. IWUidj VA.UUO fee lheir ss^k Mia* llreg'ar • hat af ridtag and driving Iva levy etall.oao lud.a i, pasture!/ uBprs«ed«ata.l, sad fJO.CW meee will ywakhely ke paid Ise Iu parallel. Mr.baraam all! paellirely pay for keif .. .ion.,.. ..1 garfsc* a Mixed Picklea SSI.I PRICES— Dour fail to saw the pwris be­ fore purchasing SIONOL BIGHAT I T. al; ako^r. ealeX^iRPik. ear.n sal 1*. /%rai, oar and uwe half iachre thict, f .r '; 4.e*ro<hM>e -4 na«k. IIOIM >■! el 11, party 4*. tale by J W. 4 C G. Bsjrttr msyldU______ ___ Pure Califurnia Hooey at snvllU Huns, Hoolk A pBMTt..i'«. REAPER GOOD NKW8 TO THK PUBLIC! Plaster, Lime, Stucco, Plastering Hair, Shingles, Ac. ■ww.miun. Ike ryel.v. <—■>. tba ia• aad lertawa.ee taaar. Maar* e«raav<k and aa- Paraaato, Cum, ladi<» liaea eollara I and cuffs, nxblogs and tire—a idee ’ I slot* at J. Rcwuxa. JunrlJt I Special Notice*. Dr. Schaock'a Pulmonic Syrup. Ie«a tie drala aU njveaMaa ik. min A. D. COOK. Get yo«r wool twine W Zepb Wulireo. junedt? STOCK OF GROCERIES r''‘'l“*-orraxicJ~jSm? WANZER & BARNES, The place to boy Mark Tvaia'a scrap book i« at 'Vaxiaa A Buiu jumW k City Drug Store, I'lHta t>ll»lie<l leatifS. vlgn Faums. Hastings Mich Strawbrrrier. ‘. Pensions. i'our Trade Solicited. 1 jrntoy a rdy. I Toiaet articles— Perfumery School, Muceilutcoun, and Blank Books —Stationery 3 MUST. it DEFY COMPETITION a meathly vtoii ta thto taww aa tba Mib a reck area;k girtwg theculreasaf llutlngsf sad vMaity the baaetl ef kia eatoomva eipaHarea and wumJeefnl .km. The Mild Power *«««• TMww to aa adterttoalmu ia ear aelssaM la wkiah wa take aroeb pUaaarw to raftmag ear ___ CURES junrtitf Another lot af Lodda' Liaau and Grose loth Soils made and trimmed in tbe lai . ..... jaoalKU Homeopathic Specific. Wm.*H. Goodyear. TRIMMED HATS, at the lowest poamble prices al j-utsiriCl Mm. M. A. Fouuni'a. PHARIACEUTICAL CBEMffl. Tbe doable btuk corset in all usee. The beat fcung sad mo« darebU corM ia tba market J. Krrau.U ' jun«13t4 DOME881C PAPER PATTERNS. I PEOPLES DHUG STORE. Phyiictan'a Prescriptions and Wall paper cheap Machin* eOa riaaap 'aria green aheap, al ISarrrtui A Raa.ix*. jaacClOtf City Drug Store. Family Recipes canefully pre­ f pared with Drags and Chemicals I of purest quality only. TO ADVERTISERS^ TAKE NOTICE. 'Those whom may Concern. am now running la New Portable Ma­ chine for mo>ing,nus- ing or changing the la tbe totore•u of peepl* wk* live an 1 bwryiag gnmad. wa protaat agatoet 1 THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY ViferatDf Arakin Iidim GxmmImk Jum3W Wanu A Baxmm, _ Kty DragStore. THE HUHK8 fflUBUCAIA HBffl location of buildings ironi small to great, and having handled about 14500 buildings in riitcn rears. I fed confident I ca.i satis­ fy those who may fa­ vor ------- :*L------ ” �HollowsraAdvretlMmrett.. binmnr WA> 1AP.I THESE HCB.' THE TESTIMONY (IFTMK WHOLE WORLD Bounrin ®hbt. aoid twenty _ _ _____________ j I bid a field that wm covered with (hatha, which wm mowed several years, and tbe meet of the CENTRA RAILROAD. THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, Has The Largest Circulation, Walla Ho/cAeum. Walla Walk, Walla Walla county, Washington territory. fipteX. VJomjlaa fennm., sod Hearts Is Radically Republican in Sentiment Mr. Moore wrote to a girl asking her to marry him. She declined, and dosed her note with. "No Mors at present." It is generally supposed that ernry fhnuer knows how to make hay; but many of them manage their, haying vary lolly. I consider the following points applicable to tbe ceee: 1.—Get ready for haying iu , advance. See that ynur machines are in good cider, and as far as possible guard against sklays by breakage, the lorn of n-Xs-Le, by hav­ ing duplicate parts of machines I that are most liable to get out of <arisr; and also keep a supply of extra nuts on {baud, to. be used in the owe of losing one while tk* machine is at work. 2 —Beran your haying early if you hare much to cut, as you lose lr» by cut­ ting part'of your hay before it ia ripo fiir the machine than you do by writing till all your Lay ia ready to cut: and than have Io «ut a part of it a week or two af- And , , RURAL -TOHCS'. Probably rise tenths of the propio of the United Steia have an idea, that if ww jilant the seed of any variety ot strawber­ ry wo shall produce the same sort only; bnt that fa not the kw that governs the production of plants from the seed. Sup­ pose that w« take any named variety, and grow from iu seed a million .of plants, not one will bo tdontaosl in all respects with the parent plant. Krmy plant produced will be a duftite.' rtritty! We maw find WHlrimrikalbo. frlrittug them, kfcw, that are rery largo and fine; but r.eari/ all wil be of no csp.-cial r»lue. It gen­ erally takas abaat a thousand plants from the iced to obtain a variety worth cultiva­ ting that is equal to, or superior to variotim already existing; and yet ow. may by mere chance obtain a variety superior to any known, by rowing the seed of a single berry. Nor does.it seem to make any differonre in results, by selecting chokrilsrgo sorts to obtain seed from, as we stand MS good a dtance of obtaining fine, largo va­ rieties from lha seed of poor, nail berrise as from seed of the best sorts known to exist. In this cane "like doos not pro­ duce Iik« ■" yet it is vrwll to select good varieties sa parents, m they do not produce inferior aorta to thcM grown from ordinary kinds. There are men who claim to be able tn produce valuable varieties, by fer­ tilising a pistihte (Amale) plant by a ataminate (mak) one, by growing them awiy from all oilier aorta, each being sc lerted from rotae good quality. Then the wed of the pistHato pkm is planted, and many times found ; and fruit growers may talk of “ hybridised ’ strawberries an much ‘a* they pleue, thrir new variciim are nothing but eAeare aredhhyt. ' A man who had spent Mveotceu years in "hybrid­ ising" varietfaa, et last obtained ear very fine variety, while I took a few seeds snd planted them iu a raisin box, and anemded, by mere good luck, in obtaining a va­ riety about as large as bis sort, and a good deal mere prolific. The growing of new varistks fa an interesting work to all per­ rons who have a tendency that way, and f recommend a trial jrf it, m a variety that will make a mu hie fjrtnne rnny be pro­ duced from a ftw seeds sown. in Advance. In Our “ My dear,” arid a gcuthman to his wife, “oar club ia going to hors all of the lioUM comforts." "Indeed," sneered the wife, "and when, pray, ia our home to have ail the dub comforts?" . An ignorant Wall street speculator al­ ways pronounces tho noun project prv-jort. Meeting a wsg tho other day lie Mid: ‘’See "Then I’d advise you to go to a corn dootor at once,” replied tho wag. The Orientals are very trusting to each other. "Are you not afraid of going away from you shop without leekingIt?’’ a trav­ eller asked an Egyptian up tho river. “Oh no," answered the man coolly, “there is not a chritUan within three milw.X^ JOB DEPARTMENT, Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let­ TRAINS GOING NORTH. ter Heads, Note Heads, State­ __ jb ments, Envelopes, Busi­ ii ness and Calling Cards, &c„ &c. Geo. M. Dewey, Effiior. Stale St., HantingR, Mich. Yoff can train the eye to aee al! the bright places in your life, and no slip over the hard ones with surprising case. You can ako train the eye to rest on the gloomy spots, in nitar forgetfulness of all that is bright and beautiful. Tbe former b the side teeth turned no m to turn the (oil up better edueatioD. LUb fa too short to nuroe on Uto ears. iThon the lump crasher is one's misery. Hurry across ths lowlands run semes the rows, which leaves the fields that you may linger longer on the monosmooth, so.that tbe rows can ba *:ea m scon as tbq corn fa large enough to caliirate." Fodder corn can be sown aa late as August 1M, except in tbe extreme MOW TO rLA NT, ETC. . . Northern States, where July 15th is as ' Take any variety of ripe attawberrics, fate m fa advimbk to sow it. and mash them in dry sand-or earth, til! they are thoroughly mixed, using sand ur earth, enottgl to leave tba misiure in a of corn on a long horac-hrir (from the trill good condition to be sown. Then select a and a crow will swallow one of them, and plans in tbashad*, lobe mads rich with the note of alarm will soon be sounded, finely pulverised manure, and the roil to and it will bo impossible for him to dislodge be Mode aa fine aa meal, on the top of the grain, and in a short time he will out hie own threat by scratching at the corn Which sow lha seed svanfr sand and all ; and hair ; and in eouacqueuee of the noise and over it aiA through a roarao solve ■iass itrnt Division. ■rtsMir.tatawsi •re. Is Ui. CUT. t llreUasw«stastowmmms. ( ----------- -------------- WHMBITS PLEASURES U Uu.ri, * sstatoTsri Diseases with Its Agonies- HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. GEO. WOODS & CO.'S PARLOR ORGANS ■uIUmth Uihi fre-s.re rw.l|£.!H»C Thrf.u Ml,— • E5£.- • WESL_J1 He Grat Saitta Ttemita »lkw wWtalaelsevsr Me4 ter I An old farmer Myo of bis boy* "From sixteen to twenty they knew more than 1 did; at twenty-five they knew as much; al thirty they were willing to' bear whst 1 had to My; al thirty-fire they asked my advice, and I think when they pt to be forty they wdl acknowlodgo that the old man knows something." A holy men was. accustomed to my. "Whatever you wish, that you an;" for »ueh is ths form of cur will, joined to the dirine, that whatever we wish to be. seri­ ously and with a true intention, that we become. No one absolutely wishes to be subwiasire, patient modest or liberal, who dual nut become what be wishes. . What would bo your notion cf abaeutmindedneas?” asked Rufus Choate ef a X ■tn lariot m gcmn mn or micnwax. con rfRsm. N.Ure takre.br fivn ttol to as .rtoa *t tbs . sra-s a«i» eeresllewet Ire erreliure l» erases l I ‘•'V*»AioOTU WcJl," said the witness, with n strong Yanleroaecent, "I should ny that a man who thought he’d kA bis watch to home, and took it oul’n his pocket W sos if he’d time to gb Lome sad get it, was a belle ab- simply prtesed down. The ground is then marked with a marker, then ano man makes ti lijLi furrow with a cont plow, an­ other toan-drops the seed into the furrow, and another corers with a thill cultivator, ECffiGil’lm'W’SdlJTB. 1 "Mr. Jonca, don't you think women are more sensible than mca?" asked Mrs. Smith, aud-Jones, aft« scratching his Avorite bump for a mom ret or two, said: "Why. certainly they arc—tliey marry any reason to regret curing hay well; but men, and men only marry women.' I hare tljrvwn away tons of it tbal had “I don’t see how you can hare been been mowed, away tn my absence, in a half working all day like a korae,” exclaimed cured strte. No grass can bo injured by tho wife c/,a lawyer, her huabaad haring two days of sun and air, when cut at the declared that be had been thru working. proper liaie. ’ Well, my dear, I've been drawing a con5.—-Whet the time tomes to commence rcyance all day, any bow," replied the haying you xhould hive aR other work finished, us the cultivation of crops beeaue yo| should be able to devote your An exchange truly says: "Never grvinIf ' ’ ' t to your hay when it is really to to a store where you are not wanted. lialf-awake farmer is fit to hayc a mu wanta you to come to his place of r'tcnt of cutting 50 to 100 tons Lusioms he will invite you through u ad­ vertisement in your home peper. I II is it requires energy and good l to cure and house, or Mack it wrong for you to intrude uponhfajftivacy; impart aiwonderful degree of “mutability" to his hired help by letting them know what ia <xp<Lted of them, ud setting them an example of activity! Farmer A. fa al­ ways foupd in his fiUda in hayang- ime at work at । o'clock in the morning, but farmer 11 crenre yawning along in hour later, ap^ogWng by Mytog that "he could not pvt around earlier." I «CAB IX nuur. Scab in sbeep may lie cured by a mix­ ture madr by boiling I pound of tobacco in water. sddiag one pound of sulphur af­ ter tbe boiling fa done; end the water used fur this weight of drugs should bo, when ..1...S' Add sbo, if .»IajmMJacimi& Saiim Local Pnpct Subscription Price only $1.50 per Year "I MT, Fred what makes that baby of youn so awfully cross?" Weil, Joe, 1 suspect it’s because it has sueh a stormy mother, so if it does show up a little mowing.-wkich should be when there fa a squally you nAdn’t wonder. its quite natprospect of fair weather, go ahead, sod do not wait till the dew b off, on aceuuul of A traveller uf great experience says it a6y.ftija?y the hay .may sustain, as yoa will net* be able to see any different in is always best to sec the proprietor of a value Ir-tw-xn hay from gruss eut with or bowl al which you stop, as you will gen­ erally find him to bo as modest and oblig­ without lire dews-upou it. Of course men differ on this point, and they will differ to ing as his clerk io impudent and unaocom■ i___ a s tnodaliog. • the upper surface of the grass, tlr spread­ ing operation should cummcncc. and you should have help enough to do the work well. Ko grass cat during the previous afternoon, and upto 10 o’clock [that day. should remain nospread st dinrer time, unlem it be such as u light and fa left in good shape to dry by the machitw, is is often the case Keep the gram moving aa long u pwrible before you begin t * tert it fot tho night. And here 1i that I never would allow a load of be put into et bam that was cut ll diy, except wLcn tho great had to fayed to be m/jffl it wm past it4 im a orthern NRAILWAY COMPANY CETJTKAU GEO. WOODS & CO., Cambridgtport, waaxxooniooiWMiisitaiBSi.. Bmiui i:o suu tu.. <-&»<••. to l TBE VOIBUUU W«°t> —• w itali.iJioii wre.r. tls 6£O.WOOOSACa.rWMsn.l I’EMRAL KULWW City Drug Store J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of Pennsylvania ^ROWTTCTr&TICt!.-------- WTW'i. ■MB, EM, MTS, OILS, DYE STU Kt'S, &o. unsurpassed fOR the fifth circuit. ^SKaSSSSBaSS in quality a specialty. PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless varieties. lEimL > men nenm xxitao (BEi® ‘ flUWajj® Railroll � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-06-27.pdf b40579254c6a37158b36b9841c3780e8 PDF Text Text Tfr HtpuRLicql f GEO. M. DEWEY RATES OF ADVJUjt&EVfO. EDITOH. •—laiSFSfilBBStS! PaOFESSIOIlAL IM BUSIMS CASDS PHYSICIAN ASURGEON HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1877. VOL. XXII. NO. 9 OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. FARMERS WHOLE NO. 2055. violence stalks boldly around al wxmday. ---------- There ia ao disguising the fact that thia The Civil Service Rule* should be uni- threefold homicide bad ite origin in parti­ form, and applicable to all Depart- aan antipathy oc tha part of the a**a*arni, poiiry via which-apart from thn South— menta—No distinction In race or ool- and that they hare bean'and will be pro­ UfaU—aa.it Qwarrefing -sk the Prateof In appointment* to office—Hon. toctod by thsir politic*! aasoeaatet. Nov, Alonzo Bell'* suit against the New will not this lamentable state of insecurity York Sun Printing and Publishing in the South'avgeai to Coogroa that Aaaoctetion—The proceeding* at the mething atum be done to stay tha retpn Manhattan Club Entartainmenl to of htwlowacm in those States in which ex-Govemors Tilden and Hendrick* State law* afford no dafenae from injury ? —The inability of the Federal Govcartaktiow im thk iwotAV aauuc. Thomas Rake It w«* victorious over all Competitors at the Gr«at Caotenuial A1TORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR Field Trial. It works the eaaieat becauac the weight of the driver doea the dumping, and is the moit durable because it has WROUGHT IRON (notcaal) Axles, and BRASS COIL 8PRIRQS (not iron) over the teeth. THE CLEANING BAR IS ENTIRELY ALONZO D.CADWAL.LADKB. NEW and NOVEL. NO ^STICKS PLUGGED IN THE AXLE, ATTORNEY AT LA W k SOLICITOR NO BAR RESTING ON THE TEETH. We also have the -J. IT L-f? In the Indian Bureau. fH.4, krnnofa. |.. wrrawd I. >U ____ . wnr runs tuocut u rsiruaMiTT iu I OVtt KXMV1CX nuauiATtuMA ' I ?SE3»w icy Mpus which tba pa win expend it, «.rg. quirm. not tenmgling or the p&t, but the cu ! lamp Mt, *oj alter gUnciog *ta*ltbily . around bee, drew 4b* tmturc from her | SINGLE REAPER, F. a. BOWES. unmctled LIGHT MOWER, Sweet’s H°Tel> - - • MUTB' UUKSDUAFHUL - - u ••*. tS^TvIis, U7J*’U Uk Just beyond tba baker's ebop. toward tired reforms, which rules shall apply to ’ all the Drpartmntt alike. that wW eumc from a thorough inquiry. When talking of eivilserrice reform in . DCLTA. THE LOST POCKET-BOOK the clouds hung su low as shuust to touch the roofr of th* houM*. ‘■Haw dsaukate it b," Mrs. Halplne 1 sighed, gianctng out from her attic winds* Weight is Little More Than One-Half DENTIST Naivillc, The Champion was tlte ligliest draft of all the Machines tested at the Centennial Field Trial of Mowcnt and'Reapers and received the highest award. . The New Champion Single Reaper is a COMPLETE SUCCESS. It u unequalled for quality of WORK, LIGHTNESS of DRAFT and DURABILITY, being constructed almost entirely of Wrought Iron, Malleable Iron and steel, while its MicMgai- Tr.-ri^nt=s^Lr^3 I KHITHk KNAPPKN. bTTklKNEYS. AT LAW A SOLICIT-' CisM>r*sira. Casa. M.K,arras. .. _ “?ax _____ HARVEY WRIGHT. xaietr Mar* PHYSICIAN k BURGEON, XXUif M. W. RIKER. DR- IL F- PECKHAM. C'ic riiynciAis ANi> mciuiko! a rate «•>■ ever Us Bestaa Cash <tess.: I tbr Department* 1* as diveni&ed a* the Uhum pauted a .ingte instant, her Lrort number of Departments will allow. When faltering like a frightened bird, then, as Day. REPUBLICAN DUTY. An Article that Should be Read with Car* and Cannot be Read Without rrofft. • behind due* hot believe la that kind of reform," ’Martha Wmhiagtow and Ttens. Jteshe turnsd and vaguely scanned the mounds that ran around her. dutehing acUI Sight 1 shall be uniformity In substeoce and appli- STCDEBAKKR WAGONS. SUPERIOR AND HOOSIER GRAIN DRILLS, Come and see ourStock. GREBLE & RUSSEXL VolMSjl. cbiDua.or TH war you out? Tbr abup was rtvwdcd with ctalomen, and she h»l to wail for her turn Lrfore she could obtain what she wanted. Her avr* wamlcrcd wiatfully round the tempting the little girl sprang braida lbw child * er ca on her faded do "Wall I aoppaao OTO 500 TAYLOB BASIS rpn omet fifiy dollar*. What had she dune * Rubbed that msn of hi* rnowy—and he'a soldier! With a sharp cry, elutching the poekrt book in on* hand nod the fifty-doliar bill in tha other, she darted from the shop end The ehild took the bundle and vanished down the snowy strsei. Just * square or two bsvouo the glitter­ steia ; while tba mother turned back to i ing manrioo of Mt*. Rawdou she overtook Ih/eradle, when lb* rick child Uy. He sympathy with baM up hie liule hand moaned pttavwaly । —“Give ma seme tea, mamau, 1‘at so ’ AXD SKVKX MED iL.Y AT FIELD TRIALS IX EUROPE f^AsTC. thinty." I *»■-. JW»<«Mbe as mneb propriety I “Yes, dealing, a* euoo a* Louiac row . "Ob, drr-Btating ffirWta, hood irowa bark, ber bine ryws wih| and star | ehabbv hand . I awfully big aa I g^T. On; and is undoubtedly that papa ia buried Carefully ale tnr :I tn g>t my m tewwt, w w> nSel tba a>^ ef thw^flaaiM Aayd Ute toeodants, claiming recognition bcciasc of) 1021 asKteras* ntAWiJs:; ter MEM KW litela baUy ma him aa aswy ari starred, and llulo Willte will die without will half from little hand* that held it up to him ; then lifting th* child in !>i* anas, ”B33f&jJ!n!Se!9us e x us that, be revived by tba natural cwnvnt of events; would an desely approximate the wwth to 1 but what can be grinedTh the maantime | Grwntx Spoaoh at the Raferm Club by a mar* rdtenuan ef romplrinta, bow ' Dinner. lipa began to fcwnUa. "Loutee, Louise T b* said, hi* Voice full; of thrilling tesdrroesa ; ' [oar little darling. ala and individual righto Of this latter i truiam we bars alu-cwt dally illuvtratiobs in aoaera st responsibility for violations of 34 BUCKEYES TO 5 CHAMPIONS XLUCIIS RCBZLL, An Affecting Incident of Doeurnlion M in an opposite direction By the time she rear-bed th. other Reapers-, which is a Very derirtble feature. MISHAWAKA DOUBLE SHOVR1A, AC., AC. IIINEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR HANCUT Fos* SUMS,* st... t- xttempciug to &gbt with him will try to «pe- n*r>hd4rMiJnp ruMy HER PAPA’S GRAVE. COMBINED MOWER AND REAPER. ,‘uJiMbfiZstewaasliin wtoTm*' W1 *™h. « right «dU the slightest avail, their daily axldbi• b tha Misjapa might be looked ft* I matter, of omror. But tn poiftfcn, dis I SOLD FROM HASTINGS AXD MIDDLEVILLE IX 1876. Sold By inif.Id fn MESSER BROTHERS air. POWERS & BARLOW WB. answered her timid aummoo*. IHRGUER, S-WlILlSuJK:" through the squalid alleys and narrow by­ Mm. Rawfan was giving a grand par-1 lane*; and the soldier Allowed her. Mrs. llalpino sat In bar eomfortloas at­ tic hashing bar tick child upon her lap NEW ISAAC W. HIOOMAM, ing his integrity and bi* ability a* a* oK- be saw the «d rasa eosair-r down ths front walk; and aouKnad feaMbnui »fiCin 1.' Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House' Trimmings, C. G. HOLBROOK. Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine the WIARD PLOW, before purchasing others, Every one waranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Beepers should see t- J- Mixa the Walter A. Wood Machines, Cirri©, Sin in OmKitil PAI NTER at Andris*patient Hula one waited, and »be happy d*y* te.£-T2 turned back. I off.se by a title whisk no amount at rhetor Th* shadow* grew kind Itepublicasi* think about kite J If Mr. mistress. radiant tb. AtamteA the Indy ewept into the rnotn ‘ This is a pratty burieiws, is. *rz miisyi. POWERS & BA.BLOW. Jefferson St,! n-!»S- STEBBINSBRO’8 SAY AND VICINITY. Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you w»U Rave money by it. Everybody knows they are the only TTK.' �Til-leu Is mid tooctertafa bright anticipatioM of a Mseroarfd! ran for the Presi­ dency iu 1880 ; but thnea two S’* loo* beO* to make men stavre, sycophants, and OSer th* hut.teui.a hi. game or the tools of Ibe Romwh church. A man gamb'.sr his Make, without are or proplcxwould not bow bo Bayed, nor gaiDotined, ity, and they will smile at your folly. tier stretched on a rack, for daring to ex­ Indeed, the mcuwi, tha aoquiritiun and the aotkif-titm. with their attendant rrori-1 laugta al the cacydicals of the Pope, nod would-not again permit Rome siuu nod tho participation servo iho greater to ring Mln tad chant To Dooms in aol- part in making the happiness and catuin.’ the feelings of Joy which render Kf. a.1 Hearing. Were it aot so, what a deep curse lite, in moat casts, would become' If every life which wi* net crowned with some great and glorious success; if every person who could not arrive at a point ia life wlxn his success wav so thorough that ahould not let the thought* of wbat haa Alexander like, ha could fed that the world held no more prism to bo coveted, been performed lethanriao our energies. If our anoastm had rereoo to be vigil - sbodd be counted a failara, how very ant, doubly more Lara we to bo watchful ; few, indeed, would derive any plcaiurc Cir we must keep that already acquired from living! A man'( life may bo a grand tucoes, al! wish to exchange this day, when steam and though be . may not have suecesded In electricity bring nations into done eom- tome eutorpriao oudertakro early ia life} ------ nno'.K aw name brorobt 2 rants, 1^.,edict Aroold. (traitor), B1.25 ; N.Dauls, fi ravte Wkl. a good tieket th. Cincinnati Ga»etu b roufident tha Rspuhltens of Ohfo will rarvy the Sate in October. The hotels uf Maios have .u-'perafod the lubliratiou of a wine Its: ou tbrir Ufia „f fan in deferrora to the new fejuor law. which makes meh publication a bto■_ ___ t___ r . Th* Secretary Thompwo docs not intend that any more men shall be eraptaved in the na vy yard far pobtaaal reasons aeall. it tho sadly suggestive line, “Wa would if wc could." In the pohre raurt, st Washington, tbe 15th iwt., Umt- Ja». H Whitten. Fourth Ren. Robert Tombs emerges from ob­ scurity oore more to asy that he is a rebel still, but that he thoroughly isdorsee ths President's pulley, since be ia the firn President in 40 years who has fulfilled the pledges rnxie previous to election. Tbe Sandusky Kryutrr believes that lb: next Ohio LegUatare win he Republican. Philo Paroom of Detroit, and his daughter Fanny are in Faria. W. J. Bonnett Lav been ro elected chief engineer uf the Chadotte Bro dspartment Tbe "Last IHtoh" wing »f the Democ­ for another yeer. racy of South Carolina jdlied tlunuMlvea “A fierce and bluer conflict is raging about us. The forces of right aad wrong munloo, and printing prosca dhseminato when his ambition was fired by the sp.nl with tbe irreeoodlable Rcpabllcans iu tbe are engaged in a desperate combat. The intellicencc, fat the black gloom of th: of youth; although' be may rot have art LegisUatre to defeat Judge Willard's rices rived at tho god which Lope, "enchanting tion as Chief Juatira, Lol failed. mscifesloes arc. published abroad, aad op­ MiddteApa? IJ« Can wo be idle spectatora while an ro; goddam," had led him to attempt. According to the New Yocrk Mail, th erations bare commenced along tho tere. More obetiaato than a Waterloo, with psgemcat ao momratou* ia transpiring’be­ may bo a sucaaaful lawyer or learned jur­ Democracy of the rural 'portion of thv mightier intemts st stake than a Luataes, fore our very-eym 1 Can we *:o nil that ist even though leisure and failing yoara Stale is not In favor uf a now apportion­ is thki contest. Tbe destinte of nations, is good and pure rctuoradmaiy trampled may not have permitted him to become ment of members of lbs Legialalurn which thorough in all legal learning-, though Ifa will giro the citisa a larger rcprvscmation the luppintsu and wJLbring of our race, rent with the nnult. ' on the ann-.ir and, with the motto ef a vr- may not have minatdy explurod ll-a weal than they now have. . Wo pauao to note tbe oppanents. The nownei! 8<«tiri> chiaf. “Ready, aye thy and rugged fields of llio comuro law-, The President has signed the eominiaaiun ■motley host on tbe one hand altracte our ready for Ufa field." contend for tho eleva­ n<-r traced the widening labyrinths uf to- of Alfred V. Dockery, of North Carolina, Dr. Rominger, the State gsoiogist, bo* tion of mankind. We must be stirring ternatioual law, and beeotue iborougbly as cwBul at Leeds, England. This is tbe made Marquette hie hasdqaartcr* for the truth,having no thought of responsibility, in thia matter. When mon * eharactcrv a«|uainted with all the subtile and tects- last of tho vacancies among the salaries! summer, with the intention c* completing nical pointe of the subject. Ho may be ­ die State survey in that aoctiotL xro being fixwi fur wml or woe there is a and do regard for thv welfare of mankind. Confronting thia vast array are the friends d>otwrity for activity and fidelity. An sa- come a sueceaefnl and faaraod jurist; James Sweeney, a three-tard-monte General Butler authorises the atatement of the right and Infers of parity. There cicut picture rcproacnU Martin Luther aa though ha shoald fail of bocomiug CUid that he has uot determined to antagonise men. came to grief al White Pigeon, re­ Tbe reward for his labors was are gathered tho** who hate sham, de- beat nearly d ulde by a paroxysm of oar- Justice of the Sapreau Coan uf the Unit­ the Administration io Oocgros*. Ha >ays cently. He may b-»uccva*fui ** a bo intends to giro the Hayes policy a fair ! uiaery dap tn the Detroit House of Corncatne*. regarding men's souls ; rod it b ed Statoa. and point each wandering creature from said lint when Mr. Venn spdto of the to- physician, though far inferior in skill to k trial, but stand by the Republican party u ways of darkness to the almoat infinite iqxjnaibility «l this life, bis vast audience Brodia or Magendu, anwaias as a mer­ chant, though ho may never collect a tithe Republican Administration If they do not under the liquor law. dropped like slacked lime. poosibilitiM before him. Tbe temperance people are determined to enforce tne law Dial -is what we want today- earnest of the wsdtfi of a Stewart, a Girard or ait stand by the Republican party We must advoealc and uphold the m-nin regard to selling liquor to drunkards. titarots of the on« ride or the other. God devoted men to speak to their fallows of Judge Kelley diued with lYraideuk j ' Mre. Dioo, of Battle Crook, mus a sa­ The men who acccmpliah three great Hayes recently, and aiterward rode out with i dedans it. Obacrratioa aad experience obligation. People must be aroused and confirm it. Which will we ehooae ? Shall every influence lhat can stimulate to loftier sureeasea are usceroanly men of great nat­ him for two boan. Tbe Judge say* the ; loon-keeper for sailing liquor to her hus­ band after she had fo.biddcn |t, and now ural ability, aa ability pcsaearod uf llae our influence and support tend to sustain Presided manifest* tbe grcateat interns! in i .he laloonUt has sued the man for gelling the sacred iretitutiow of right, or will w* jack (crews must be operated vigorourly ray nature of groins, the ability to wort, the rotnoottixatiro question, and from tbe ; drunk on false pratrosra. . by our lira, and examples endeavor to im- and the mighty anpesatructam of human­ nalicutly and succcmfully, and bcora Uawr done'no greater work am! Isavo attained ity be lifted up to a higher foundation ­ nibilate the redeeming qualities of human­ dwt is earnestly seeking to inform himaelf J Co., of Port Huron, has suspended. Mr. no greater suceree and merit no more homi Lot us take our piano ip the ran, not Johnston has been among the black Hilh ity, destroy every vestige of morality, blot upon every aspect of this question. than a uuu uf merely mediocre ability-, but Mtcurned on Saturday last. As County cut each trace of honor and uprightnres, Rhode Wand U tbe only State in the' Treasurer, Mr. Johnston is responsible to and eradicate all that girts to tic last and •eau, nor the hollow philanthropy of Vol­ <!>«, by toil and patient labor, haa acronUniro which require* iu Goveram-to pro- j| tba musty for Bl8,000. plishod some smalbr undertaking, and grandest work of the Creator his proudest taire, bat with .a deep concern far the inter' side Ivcr the Senate. That body is excr- . _ Thu time fixed for the legislative excar­ distinction? Shall wo add to the good cats aad rights uf mankind. King Urory al been successful in tho wurk^whicb ho baa eised orer the question whether the preaid- j Mon to lake Superior is Tuothty, Angus. already io th* world, or shsll ws contribute tho battie <•! Ivery wore a white platue.as found it lais part to do in lifls. ing qSrer (hall bo aAirbed a* '■ Mr. i17. The excunriuo starts .'row Cliicagv oo Whils success may be ueoeamuy to hajmuch u to say to his auldkrs, “My couuPrcailect," or tn the old form of “May it' that day, and arrangements are in charge Bueno* tend toward die elevation or the trymen, where'er you aco this plume, know, pitacts, it niut bo remembered that\he plcast your Excellency." degradation of our frilowa ? These ques there your loader is warring far your The. refusal of Proudeut Hayes to tut I Boss prere themselves upon u». Wc can cause.1' So sboiLjl we plunge into Cie not escape them; for we are either the en­ thickest of the figM,-having in our crest it’s the highest approval by the best men sehoul with dcroturaal exercises She had Mieity. emies or the adherents of truth. God of our country, lie haa taken a sued no euatract, and, hence, no reuwlj. The Cite a dug the muscular atr.rgth, tba If we would bare poaterity think ot us calh us to maintain the right Every such as bat few men would have dared, tn j | district sustained the teaclxr by 30 to 3. I but tba director closed the doors. noble impulse, every just eonsideratiuo. with gratitude and respect our narom fuy ferocious instinct of a lion rod he will be more things than one. Th* Chicago and Lake Huron railroad should prompt us to atom the tide, and terricea pertonnod, we must benefit .bate Collector Stetsons, of Boaton, who as | company will rebuild their machine sbopa, cheek the onward course of vice and in­ earned offiej under peculiarly unfavorable reecntly burned al B*4tl: Creek, on the Tim glory of Greece and Rons* has keg iquity. The Almighty wishes in Us ranks mrcumstanccs. has made ao good a record 1 old site, and will comirt-nre the work a. SO half way soldiers, whom the smoke of tinoe paesed away ; well-nigh forgtXten is that upon whispers of his removal a p> i one*. 80 aays U>e Bude Creak Jomal. battle would frighten and whose knees thd splendor of Charlemagne, and th* ' Arthur Gilman and JocvpU I-egard. of 1; must, however, be borne in miod would knock together at the Aral onset ; pomp and pageantry of teois XIV ; yet stgnainrcu of 312 firms. .i Kent county, stole s eow, and in tern than that tho men who hare accomplished ihoc and in these days, when deeds and uot in­ tha good and noble men of tbs part will representing about -120 millions of uapital. ij 12 hours a Grand Rapid* judga bad them gsuat results were not -taeu of medknxvon thrir way to state prison for a two years’ tealions indicate otu attitude, it behooves ever be remembered. Empires may crarible Many signed who were actively opposed to ; and proud kingdoms fell, but what genera- ability, but in thsnsrivea were great meu from'the boguininjr, that thair groatjit: his appointment; among this number was I Haughtily and arrogantly it stalks forth, •rtAing whom it may davour, unmitidful of dreolated hearthstones, heeding not the Wailings of mothers, turning a d.-of car to the crim of Marring children, reeking with the blood of iu once innocent victims, bating with fiendish malignity tho furthersnea of truth; iu pleasure, misery and aufering; iu chief driight, manhood iu the gutter. £*akee and cot are alike in- Romanama, spurnod by indignant Eu­ rope for her enormities, with the opeesovenign power of the Pope dtraried to the rule- of tha VatiroOi*tHves to retrieve her and his intrepid followers? while the brave adimtUts, who have encountered and tlnquished a hostile public sentiment, bare won an undying reputation. Let u rtation cured res al the front and wo aball bo remembered, though not with the great, aflrart with the just. Let us do what ww can to hasten tho coming of that milleaial day, when the ii«fal siu.ll bs tha honorable, and the trno tbe ranpeeiahle. When tbe now stnoulderuig embers of puiity and virtue bckindlod into a flume and the tares of sin end death be forever consumed. When evil aad iu champioox shall have vaahhed, Superstiti-.-n hsru yu-ldcd her robe and crown, and troth aball have her spotless garments, rod laid arid* the rags with ¥hich a blind and nuagukied people for centarire hail clothed her. When tho longue of infamy will bo pal­ sied, and the voire of defamation be hushed. When the last wail of aorruvr and the Iasi cry of distress will bo last is tbs joyous in America. With eager band (he gras;o for the control of our public schools. Her avidity in this direction is only equaled by her desire to obtain the management of government, which in her possession means death to religious freedom, to bunrat sound with tbe glad refrain, “Free! Free ! thought repression, and to the horrors of Free I ” And as wo stand before our Mak­ a bloody Inquisition a speedy naurrcctiro. er sad our Jedge, at the dawn of tbe rvwunceticn mom, will it out indeed ba glodes advancement, and says to three who nous to know that wo fought ia the fora, seek more light, "Thus far and no farther I" mist logioua of tha eternal right? •ad tbe Imre thinker who would probe into the mysterim of the now unknown, or «jf> wide trom the beaten path of the SUCCESS IN LIFE. An oration delivered by William B. Aa oH fab’o reprarcu Justice aa lame Sweeswy, one of the Graduating Class <Z in eos fbot; but when the perpetrators of foe High School, Friday evening. June 22, tho tucromt rascality, the most heinous •viteiay, and the blackest crimus. can ply ibrir boiliab arts in defiance of all law. wo are compelled to admit that the table but -snd tbe tormsnt of life; sotnetima a great' object to be steadily pursued, all de: b> a>g made subservicut to it. or mor: earnthe powers of the netbennust pit, twins' monly aseries of minor object*, riainK roe thrir ritey folds around the chariot o.' pnytrcw, and him their polluted and pois­ onous bmth rit iu oteupanw, can wa wcader lhat it makw ao little- headway ? The exigency demands men end women of Sterling worth, unflinching in the boar of adrerrity, unyielding when victory is coaaaa, altliough they prodaced irunforta! roruhs, happened a good deal tike the wt.i*t!c the boy executed in school: “be didn't whirtie, it whittled itself," and wire far tba m<Bt part rtsulto of aeeideut, *ed tlicro men are not ao worthy of praiai aid buuur as a man of smaller capacity wive, l-y unceasing toil aud unwavmng purpess, ba* uvercume greeter obstariee and acvoui- ten waived tn cxicinxtiaa and the cue was sent to tec evsnd jury. Whitten w» oommlttod to jail. Tha penally ia aevero, and Whitten will be properly punished. Senator Hamlin, of Main?, is reported u> have said to President Hsysa, just be­ fore stortins for home, after tbe adjourn­ ment uf the extra snasi..n n! the Berate, in March, that be did m« like too Stellite juat aa much encmire uf tho urgro now as they ever were. "Bat, Senator." replied I'r.ri«lent Hayes, •'you mart make excep­ tion* t-i your rule. I bare Mari a good deal u.' Gordon. Ixmar. Hill aud others, lately; ark] I like Ijeut very uadi." “Yos, I know you do," iuoteutly retorted Mr. Hamlin ; “but 11! be d—d if it's any COFFEE. SOAP FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN. CROCKERY. mm •< rwl ums rv ( i c, tris* is 1 m Smith Hogle & Preston. MkiiC Drunkard Stop ! jj-'St iwusroiMrtu, m: fr.ktt ■Ki Pajer Krisr hualit Olimr.d!’ iiatic BatU Mw 'nwwinr wnmT.?" OPIUM HABIT, LIGHT-RUNNING $BjS20i Tire Cincinnati Ksywrer exhibits aymp. toua of coming straight out for Pendleton for Senator. It aays: “Ohio will elcet a Democratic I^gialatara and then Mr. Pro-1 dleloo's viudiution trill ba completed.'' But, tho Oki> State Journal wJI reaaarka, if Mr. Pendleton's vindication drpeodi up­ on tho election Os a Democratic Ixgialaturn, ho has a clear prospect uf thrashing around under tbe cloud of suipieioo fur SEWING MACIl'sK July 4lh. 1878. The Legislature apprvpriates (75,000 foe furnishing it. ' Sines 1874, 48,000 ■ CUifoeni. mlmoo and 140,000 white firfi liave been depori.ed in th* waters of Caw county. BEST. Qeo.M.SavateAaCo’s Col Twenty saloons have elosod np in Mus kegon within the pws. few weeks. Tbe April pay-roll ot tbs Detroit fire •nen was Bi,5'JO. GEO. FECI £ CO'S The bad practiee of allowing waahtubs full of water to aland around where the Il is a year and h half L.-foto Senator children are. led to .ho usual fatal nsmlta Gordons wtecrowr iu the United Stetvs Senate is to be draws by the Georgia Legioltture, but nevcrtkJsB th* Ugh. h al­ ready ia progress. It will be a fight be­ tween tha irapUxabiss and tha liberals. Senator Gordon haa been tin friend of the President, and the GTugia implacable* cat’ It HEHIC'SWIXC. MACH' CO.. . THE BOSS 155 and 157 WttIWABB AVE.jBETIOIT Fal liable Smtrfts: Gat INCLUDING SUMMER sm GKK5AIHNES, LAWNS. Ac. ic._ York. The old Democratic party ic Georgia will cot a terrible wrroebiog be­ fore thia yaar aad a half fight is over. bang." or become partner with death, as tlso sulkey rauloa and squoaks akoj; the h^hway with barely stquircmeuu’toougL Hut atill it is not wino to chuuae a ealli« which, may Le Wow yvur ability, in which if you succeed the suiceM v/dl not b4 wwt^- -*■'——--------=“ — coaeritud and thought to freqarot r..____ ge b value upon their abiluiM, while morn frequently the ccnrmo ia the fart. No man know* wbat are bis powers, wbeiLar'bo is cspablc of great or only lit­ tle things till ha bss learned by actual trial. The mediocre talrotmutt be eeked out by brave, resolute end j.srsittant effort. The more limited a poraon's powers, tho more need tf rifort; the rouBer tha results tbe more nrad that they should L: repeated. i , Vila Spartan youth who complained to hb father that Lis sword was too short. . . roico in naming a United Steles Senator to succeed Roesoe Conkling. Hcprewnlative Ellis of Louisiana thinks that Hayler of Ohio seems to have mostrength for the Hpaakcnhip in thn cnU.-n Staten. But for the rcpwttero in Cincin nati leal October, it ia very probable that Mr. Ssylar would not have bad aa oppor­ tunity to be a candidate for Spaaker. TRIUMPHANT! A lot of haif-anJ half jourasls riaiming to be Republlonfimsgioe that the gmar. thing for them to do now is io abuse the old abod'hrreoa of the Repbiiron party who venture to differ with the President iu bis Southern policy. They fancy if they The Advance Plow throw plenty of mud at Blaine, rid Den Wade, Chandler, and others uf like stamp, they will intensely ddighl the Preridont, whereat they will, toe to one. disgust hiu with their syoophaaey. They ought to direera someti'ing from the dhertuoo of Geo. Dcvaus, auJ the wMom bn non- higher than ycur I iruee thereof fiuln DBT GOODS. DEI|pIT. 0 YES ! (SOLDIERS I) O YHS 885 A DAY MOWER that sadly strickMi state. If there is, in Um life of * person, a limo when, there all other lima*. he ha* reason for * drop and (ablins* feding of hopfiinasi to well up in Lie bosom; ■ limo TOBACCO. Tbs P.-sUmuter Oanaral has notified the American ITtolograph Company of New York that their bid for farnUfong pretal eardi at 69 5-6 orota t-ev 1000 » ■ I... --.1 i_ . *___a .< to regard himself aa, indeed, th: happiro of tbe happy, it is> dung the last set^iring the foial toueb whkh is to crown sum, nobis orterprite with auMeaa. Such, at lasat ia a aortrin dsgnw, are A. D. COOK. lOdBUKtS1. -T' luM; HnLssl.Bciteiiitf fi ixmmusrtK:, �Ti/t Htpuilityl Stfftn i 1 Mowday eight. . -r -w- — Adc>.toy ayee aad aaye aa Mm: Ayw—AM. Abbey. Dewey, Lewi., 1um.I1, MaXeaghua, Taallna aad Tewag—7. by Mi oaruM Mead. Ihia wa. f.U.w»i by , trio. . Dbuat Chl.ee, - a bmlifat pioea by MM. Wigta•aa aad XJUr uj Mn. U«ml. 0«r <ailiag.",-by Ouriee W. "Jm, wee "•a* « Uu f.rvgra^ao.wJ ... . Ihai duwadM «d th. eUaaihb aad anntaiue .1 .n prwl "Mom la UK" by WillMaB.M-m* TAKE NOTICE. L. Nkwtdx. _____ =i««;To TAo« whom ftlCITY DRUG STORE ..e war- aa.-u_u.-_ may Cowcer,, wuzm4BARTES I nm now running Hbxey New Portable Ma­ ; chine for mo ving,rais> ing or changing the 1 location of buildings from small to great, and having handled about 1,200 buildings in suten years. I feel confident I ca.i satis­ fy those who may fa­ vor me with a call. My address is Irv­ ing, Barry Co., Mich. Residence — Six miles directly West from Hastings. AlaoiheMbvingi . Hxmaoi. Jttwo 34.1S77. Ta lie Jtaj/vr a*! Ow.ii hi a CVaanZ .­ Al a regular ueeaUg af IVrnw- Han Ceapaay. Sa. I. held Juae imj>, 1S77. Addb.. Enheua .u uyMlri. aewerCiag u the by- . ba. of ^4 Co.p*ay Special Notices. H0K0P1TH1C Unraus. MEDICAL isd LAWBOOKS All • Proscriptions snd Receipts Carefully Prepared. AN IMMENSE BUSINESS, StXCE WE MARKED DOWN OUR PRICES Everybody ASTONISHED and All orders in Has­ tings or Vicinity left with Powers A: Bar­ low. All About the County. Notice These Prices A. S DEAN, Irving, Mich., Apr. 23rd 187 leave Chicago daily, except apr23u>3. Sunday) from the Welle Street Depotat 10:30 A. M., ar.d arrive al Omaha next morning. East bound, they leave the Transfer Depot, op- I)*"’’ CARBOLIC OIL j Sunday, (and on every third Flakl Fhh! HUi Men's Good Suits $3.50 $4 & $5. All Wool Suits $6 $7 $8 $9 A 10. . Boy's Suits $1 $1.50 $2.50 $3.50 A $4. Men's Lined Pitots Tocta. A $1. Men's wiijjc Vests $1 ±2 50. Men’s and Boy’s Summer Coats 85cU. and up. Cotton Socks 3 A 6 cents a pair. every thirl Saturday), and reach Chicago the .text after- And All Goods Equally Low. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Pa.r CJUb^ia Bonoy .1 arld;4 SuiTh, H-xilk A Pararroi'a -Vo other road west of Chi­ cago runs these calibrated Pullman Hotel Cars, or any form- of Hotel Cars. Double Store, 38, 40. and 42, Canal St, GRAND RAPIDS. Mixed Pickle. swrr NEVER FAILS' Try u 0»«-W B. PB. 3, $20,000 In Solid Cash Given Away. 1HK5PW-, TO CONSUMPTIVES. We hate ewe ef the A.eei. auet pleaeaat aad tcuariuM hciJJinp l. the JUau. M ■alerial proepedly U eerie; eatlrriv la the imereti which ihe Inhabitant. al Urge hate . B. P. B. 3, $20,000 In Solid Cash Given Awiy. ZMxrt— WANZER & BARNES, Maya—Tftiaana 1 Tie rwlgeeUw ot Kory C. Lewie aa AMA eyccia! o>t»i|a- «r the Cuoadl llun-Ky etntac. Jaw IMi. pnrwual la j n»»a . f the Fira! Ward ww praoralvj U tha (oarawwat. EJe Heeor IU Mayor la the MUMS, aad Ml umAMi ne areapul aad B. P. B. 3, $20,000 In Solid Cash Given Away. City Drug Store, HaiLingi Mich b Your Trade Solicited. Drugs—Patent McdidneiiPainta—Oila—Brushes Lical Mbjijtes; Jliliw TRIMMED HATS. at tee lowtri paaaiUa jrncra u JnnelkS Mia M. A. Folawi.', •aw. t»<v.eT On-ajrher. ui hclunl ty hat. j m «. Leii >1 a«aaMdIi>u Toi.et articles— Perftnncry School, Mincci'aneous, an<l Blank Book* Stationery WIIW! Sam^paitilla Call a'. Ite-Sm of thBIB HIT. I of HATS, CAPS and GENTS' FTR'I NIBBING GOODS io bo toad mri- ‘ »><le af Detroit And bm ia where j e Jake in, fft’ iS S SLL | DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS For aale by jd-utxr MM. M. A. POLAND. THEM ST Hl'CH LOK ER PR1O£S—T>a^'\ttli to era tbe yxxij brING UNEQUALLED OFFER. *«OITl'UHI»ITtil FREE Report oae^Kad aa! odepud aa U the »1teaalaa of Hu rtrveC He awe!* ef the report ae relate i «• the grMlag of pule ro-4 .eM laid oe the uLle until aeai rvgalar Bootle j, oo GOOD KI8T0TBPUBLK! STOCK OF GROCERIES Winfad PEOPLE OF BA1RY COUNTY A. Boidruo BwiiKe Milana, with doth model., in atoek it my tomm on North Beoadway, teo bioeke from Suu Mrrct. Mm. O. V. GoKxsnsi.il june20l3 ■ Ono More Unfortuneto. AArjrffcl by I/H on.! Uyi u trikwe ■ Ay—AU. ALU,. HeN-gUce, TeaHeeae ud T«ag-i- DEFY COMPETITION OU.YW] yerlag la Wn! Ward. f<«« aeeeyMl, aa.* Mt -*u. ol AM. Hr Saa3.ua lU BeyJrt wee adaptad, aad ordou dleeetei* u he crave aa tie pe-.^M hade by ayee aad lay* aa MHv»: ' Orm, Medloine, etc. Etc ; Wm. H. Goodyear. �Holloway's AdsOTlIsemsnts. fiEinSinm . THE TBBTTMOJtY PETITE WHOLE T-'OELb en altar aquetsing through a Uk io thej fence into a strawberry bed next door. DEFEATING HER OBJECT. Hadegarde Lyvelt had just ccme down ; Miaa Lyre1' was almost always late st tba morning meal Hhe ww* one of thorn young ladies who Seldom irvob’.e thcajdrre about the con­ venience cr inconvenience of other* as re­ gard* flhrir own aelf-indulgence. Mbs Lyvelt moreover "wan out" a good deal, and baih, soirees, and evening recep­ tions do not correspond with early hoar*. ’“I dm ray." coldly interrupted garde p “brt poor poopte ottght not to talk nonaeoM about aeutiuicnt. I aac, with a glance, "that you need money. I’ll give you half a crown for that plant." “It ia not for aale," repeated Lucy, con­ strained. “Then yon don’t mewn to obligte m* T" haughtily spoke oat Hildegarde. “Very well, if you pends: in this obstinacy « will be the wuraajfor you. I will tell my abter Bopbb to withdraw her custom from you at otm. Don't b« an idiot; Ibtea to tba coramoa aenae of tbe tbinr. Here b half a crown , jtut wrap the plant up and let ma take it away." “But, Mba lyvelt—" •Tva no time to argue the matter," iotenupted Hildegarde. “Yea or no ? I want the flower—and trry sister is one of yoar beat eustomcn.” And Hildegarde Lyvelt triumphantly bore the anowy blo-aom *w»y. Her lootatcps had scarcely died out oa tire threshold before her uncle Abner's frietid bent pityingly over Lucy's drooping “Vi'ltet, crying, Lucy ? And only be­ cause that handsome visage haa stolen away your one Bule flower! Believe ma, child, •he j* not worth one of those glittering tear diaanoad*. I will fill your windows with flowers before nighifrlL" “You are very kind, ' tattered pw« cy, trying to smile; "but—but they will not ba my poor mother's gardenia." Miss Lyvelt waa in bar marfenchsnting toilette when Mr. WBda allied that even- a, ™. u us ml,. JhM ot W US, I—law. dujh. ter, who came into the room like a freak brecic. and seemed actually to light it up with her brilliant dark eye*, aad brining braid* of auburn hair. ' Tho sMcst Mim Lyvelt, who waa liter­ ary, w»* already *eltled down at her desk, in the second bay window—tho second Mias Lyrclt, who wa* domestic, was en­ raged in looking over a basket of table linen, but Hildcganic, tho acknowledged And on a gddod trij»d in tho window beauty of the family, pretended to no meialiH. ” ’ ' ''' stood poor Luty Parke's cream-white bln"I shall many rich," aaid Mwa HMo“ You aeo," said Hildegardc. smiling garde. • ‘ And really her pretty face aad stylish sweetly, "how 1 have treasured it for your manner seemed almost to authorise her in Norton Wylde looked her straight in "Well, dear, and bow did you enjoy the the faec. “Do you mean," aaid he, in that cold, baill last nigtaT' and Mr*. Lyrclt poured out a eup <rf hot eoffeo and pushed the blunt way of bi* that somewhat jarred upon her prttty cnav.ntionalities, that plate of twaii toward her daughter. "Oh, wll eooagb." said Hildegardc this b is the same- flower I gave you before with indiferener. "But, oh. mamma I" I w«ct away ?” “Of course it is," mid unconscious Hil­ brightetuag suddenly up, “who do you degard. suppose I mrt there ?" "Mira Lyvelt." said Newton Wylde, "I don't know, I'm rare," mid Mr* drawing himself to bi* full bight, "you LyvjL -Whowaaitr are a woman—and from a woman’* lip* “Nortam Wylde." “No!' ejaculated Mr*. Lyvelt, while Uacbood eome* with a dquble-dbtillcd Eleonora looked up from her traaslaiiiras, terror. You brought this flower from Lu and Sophia dropped her ball of darning cy Parke's house to-day; you wilsd it away from her by threats and entreaties now you would palm it off .“Yen," aaid Hildegardr. stirring the alike. cream into h«r coffee, ‘‘bo ha* returned, open me for the wuno I gave you three and Mr*. Stoyver tell* mo h* haa made a years ago I” Hildegarde stood with crimsoned check, great fortune." “Doe* he admire you a* tuocb a* ever, and finger* nervously working together— detected I darling?" naked Mr*. Lyvelt, smiling. Tho platitudes which she would fsin “I don’t think there’s much doubt of that, mamma," returned Hildegard*, with have uttered died away on her lips—ske a ouuctoM tom at her proUy young bead. only felt that she had played uat I ar game “Un Wilfred twicu with me. You can't and last it. Norton WyHo took his leave—and when think how much b« has improved since he want away. And ha s to call lure this Mrs. Lyvelt snd the girls hurried in to aveoing. I always told you J shouH inquire the reason of his unexpectedly marry rich, mamma, and I rather think brief vial, they found Hildgarde in • stonn of passionate tears. . That was tbe end of their hopes on tbe ruptad Hildegarde, "he aakHd me about that plant he gave me before be went away—that white gardenia, you know." ••Well r "And I told him I had watered it ev­ ery night and morning during hi* absence. What cbe could I ray ? He meant it for a acet of yoyr d"amour, you know, and it wouldn't do to own that I hail forgotten all about it, aud lot it die." "Oh, Hildegarde, did you let it die ?" RAILROAD. THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, The Danbury Son man opened hi* lecture at Bridgeport by remark rag lhat he bad seen so much about it oa the pow­ ers tod in the paper* during the paatweek or two that ba had eome to have a feverish desire to bear it bimaclf, and wa* very glad be wm i.r«ent. 0KKAT WOTTSSS BAICWAY. •rsvrsaa. When i’araou Brownlow wa* near death Has The Largest Circulation, Is Hadically Republican in Sentiment. There ia an almcat complete equality in the world * raxes In France the balance in meet nearly attained, where for every 1,000 men there ire 1,00" wotoea. In Sweden, to 1,000 bus there are 1,064 wo­ men, while in Greece, to the same number of males there are bat 993 Grank-Womra. io Paraguay then are only 1000 men to , every 2,080 women, a Kate of things! mainlr due to tbe ravage* of the Brasilian : A great philosopher says, in cue o( hb letters . “I have told you of the Spaniard who always put on his apeciacha when he was about to cat cberriea, that they might look the bigger and more tempting. In like muncr I make tho most of my en­ joyments ; and though I do not cut my care* away, I pack them in a* little oom­ ram u I can, end carry them a* conven­ iently u 1 can for myself, and never let ih-m annoy otbera." Aa tho train wan slowly crawling out ot the depot at Indiaaapolb the other d»y, so tndiriduj’, with, terror depicted in every line of his countenance, was seen running after it, making time that woul^ not hare disgraced tbe record of a lightning ex­ press. A* be grasped the rail and drew himself up uu tbe steps, tbe look of ter­ ror stiH in hb face, he confided hb secret to a stranger who stood oa the platform. He had awarded the premiums at the ba­ by show lhat afternoon. S----- , who wa* traveling in Kansas,! received the following teieirram : • Return immediately. You are a father." Oa tbe ere of his return hb lady friend* deter­ mined to play a joke oo him, procured from the ireighUsrhood three other babie*, placed all four in a row on the bed in an adjoining aparUncq^and covered them up. ••iarrived, embraced hb wife ia irreat delight, and wa* then led forth to behold hb fint-lxirn. When the crater wa* raised, an incredible look of raqirissNovcnprrsd hb countenance, os he exclaimed, “Greo: hrt fajK Jatbu & Stftm IAILIOAB. And Local Paper w unsurpassed in tbe State. IICHIGAN AM THE SIUTE Subscription Price only $1.50 per Year in Advance. JOB DEPARTMENT, •jKaHSSszX? UM is* •sOTMrsiioIr a*OTt nus.l 1 Hus OOUMSI &4ll«nUr rwtotoisu sisses*?- ots« after srOTT otbrr OTm' tsksaumUhs^U <to wiatsd&wtMs Dodgers, Posters, Bill HeadsJJet$£££ ter Heads, Note Ueads, State Haikvi meats, Envelopes, Busi­ ness and Calling *a*a* uni» atritioa. Cards, &c„ &c. Geo. M. Dewey, Editor. ■IM IAFIBS AM DSfiaiT Slate St., Httotinga, Mich. THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY G-ETSrTTIKEE 'Vibrator" taty Kachiiex. tSteXS HEALTH Amis PLWOUK Diseases with Its Agonies CliOOSEBBTWRESTnKM. HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. GEO. K i)I)S & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS 9 .rssuK.-With Uk* SUra A MM. EeNhOTi ' ACOTU Jesc-nos—Wilk DOTeste. fct J <4 wllkaal Ms <mm ot otsvimiIh. I’.'j'stt'tr zi.T.-r ltom'iaijto Is, ter, 17________ tikxKT j. r>ry n|Tft?MTl?®3?^Lv,. s >mtj (iT<a.tk*t to sa *>4sr*< ito i ■(•4 taHroiMs. will arasktr rwwt liul ■iMMitxuuS stMBMfc .tor-. Ml s ■r ■•dktat Is «m* r»r Uwm dlwjrlM. Howto beStreac. A* the picnic ucaaou ia approaching, it ia proper to mention that there ore aeren hundred apeciaa of ant*. wa* a poor man then—-ba'» a rich man "Gently the dew* arc o’er mo itealing," aa tho maa aud when he had firn duo-bill* “And what will ho my?" demanded presented to him at oiw time. Sbphia. Joab Billings aays: H have finally kam "That * tbe question,'' raid Hildegarde. “Ba mnatn't know, I moat obtain a to the konklttaioc that the bswt cpitaff tony white gardenia somewhere or other before man can have is a good bank aorounL" Vo-night to reproduce the one I hare wept Do the work of you* life weU, and whether shoe-black or prime minister, you will stand on tbe aamc pUac on the judg­ ment d»y. BsfeaCTilia.tte-r The Mild Power CURES HUMPHREY8' Homeopathic Specifics Tie Gnl Stitien TtaiiM orthern NRAILWAYCOMPANY CENTRAL Sfewt®,arse Tk* Mtewtam Istsinsli an *e,—: *r i»ls IM swot an aUMr Ums la •- • Visisiot Mbmtff In raws Itora <1> WOT&Trawatn* City Drug Store J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, • She does sewing for me," raid Sophia. “Mm. Hoyt, of our Dorcas Society, recommendod her. Supports an old uncle, or aomotbtog of that sort, I believe. I nev­ er should h*rr« thought of the thing again If you hadn't chanced to mention a white gardeula." “Good," mH Hildegards. "It shall be mine." • “I don’t tkmk ahell anil it” HASTINGS. would acarway expact to find in a mere *^But Sq had not always occupied that - MICHIGAN. Dr.iigs anti Medicines of till descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prc»criptinnr skillfully compounded. Also a full line of "No. 17 lUvet kite, third floor front," aid Sophia, referring U a little memorandus-book in the drawer of her work stand. "It's rather a pirrrty-rtriekra place, lart—" “I don't eon * Mid Hildegarde. ‘Til Lucy Parke ass Tory busy that day fin taking u order fcr Mias Sophia Lyvelt - PBMBIES, UIBS, PM, OILS, DY hi STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed TRIUMPHANT! in quality a specialty. The Advance Plow PATENT MEDICINES Springfield, HL, ha* a fatnals dentist. She is (aid to be a lady of gentle extrac­ tion. Such a woman u bound to pall through life—peaceably if she can.'fcroepcr, more hunrion* atmut-pbere, from ly if abo man. wWuk, .tea, «b* Hot! awakawa) to th. dull Thorn areas to ba s general Mine that embtia* of a Msaf tail Bwtlmay't heart «M Effbtar than amd, f.« a pure** friend waa er® than fitting h““uU^!‘udbadb*rdre«of a high Of al) kinds in endless varieties. amLAAUMICU DBWL HOWER § REAPER xxitdO STATE Of ML Iff. J Pennsylvania lai'raid nAasCkasft.Ss:’.; ““fittlMi. -------------------- K tt-TATUMt, <Mttt«0S tHM ‘ffiBO0 °® UTLLETWR, RlKHi. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-07-04.pdf d508659587e6ef0e729365e688c214fb PDF Text Text VOL XXII. NO. 10 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1877 Mt brook a line ao drawn. (Tea dfatinotfoem ar* out nf pines ia thfa eountrv, and forty Judge Hiltoo. with forty ume* tbs Btevart estate bUk of them, cuoot make them It wiO kill lU trade of tU Stew­ art catabliabmeul, and will hurt the Grand Uniso Hotel. For wU(Ur cm fckm Jew* or Mt, fair play fa th* jrwri. TU fwpres are fall of the subject. . PHYSICIAN k SURGEON It was .victorious over all Competitors at the Great Centennial Field Trial. It works the easiest because the weight of the driver docs the. dumping, and is the most durable because it has WROUGHT IRON (not cast) Axles, and BRASS COIL SPRINGS (not iron) over theteeth. THE CLEANING BAR IS ENTIRELY NEW and NOVEL. NO STICKS PLUGGED IN THE AXLE, NO BAR RESTING ON THE TEETH. We also have the ATTORNEY AT LAW k SOLICITOR ^tXCBAKCttT. SINGLE REAPER, LIGHT MOWER 0 IHlU tarn Mrt la Ita lam*. Al last k"» .am* tM* ■«■Ml **<L "IrerlB* -Ita a HI. lauan. T«r toaatU.1 !-■« uafeU, V 1*. —..-. — ----I .mb^ BC.K. . Aa4 'test.. lU'b. Is <!«■ «v4 IfakL COMBINED MOWER AND REAPER. Avntie’a fare floaUd. “You yourself. Beauty. ” SU folded tbe tn ber hand *■ abe epokr "This । opportunity by talking to me uneearisgly. | i* ftom Mr. SUne to mo.” He pre me a long hfatan o« Wanromueth , of the ligbl houas that dated back to Qeecn Anne's time; and eipatteted me. Mr. 8Lmm Ud written to Anntie,, upon lb* advantage of being here, away “ “f “atsra! guardiu, coafcaring our rt- 1 from crowds that csrsd nothing for ua,, tarhment Ha bad thought it better ia I and «njoyiag the eocisty of thorn for whom we carol m»t And the meaning glance be threw back to where Auntie and I sat. I" Thia thought calmed me. and I quietly [ rotrmted. while Auntie perused, in peace, Mr Sloane had an opportunity to eon . the oteive ia her band 1 rrrae with me, h« should are ia my an I | The Champion was the lighest draft of all the Machines tested at Bnt I watched her fnrtively, a* I eat ■A STIFF BREEZE nation my sparkbng replies, and in the at the other window; and a* abe cundudcd, i 1 the Centennial Field Trial of Mowers and Reapers and received interest expraaad ia By whole bearing.,I I saw the tear* rolling down her choeka the highest award. ’ ’ ’ ’ ‘' riaumiaa. Auntie | Sbe art qnistly for a few mossrat*, and that it wu natural j then called m* toward her. I obeyed the I Th* Naw Chainpi Champion Single Reaper is a COMPLETE SUCClJSS. I It was our first morning rt Woarv-1 Th* New | summon', my joy conquered mjr embar mouth, a pretty place by the >*n. MJH 'It is unequalled fur quality of WORK, LIGHTNESS of DRAFT| but raasmeot, for 1 felt sun- that she now taw little frequented by touriata. With and DURABILITY, being constructed almost entirely of Wrought | our boated wardrobe, and Mill more lim­ 1 the dadraancaa of opposing tea any longer. 1 “Bcnaty, dear," said Auntie, drawing ited puree, Auntie Ud decided that ws i Iron, Malleable Iron aid steel, while its ' DENTIST NasRilte, WHOLE NO. 2056. ^feS-ESs?* FARMERS P80FBSIM1L IM BUSHS CARBS Come and see ourStock. W22»yl. PHYSICIAN k SURGEON, I think we had been away a mouth, i me duten beside heron lbt> aofa, “I have I. when one evening, Auntie complained of a : no secret* ftoe* you, and I know you will headache and did no* godown. Mr-i be pleased to bear that oar friend, Mr. I Sloane was rt the table ; and it rather | Sloane, has asked me to become bis wife. surprised me that he did m-t seem in his I | He wfabes our. marriage to take pl*« in usual epirite, we bad not often so good October, and----- " • tn opportunity of bring aloes. I waa rare How can I describe the fading that he would a*k me to walk on lb. veranda took poeaanion of mo as Auntis spoke ? or osplanadr, after tea > but U left tbe SootetMng must have shown in my fans, table before I Ud fiafabed ; and wUn, for she stopped-suddenly and looked hard come ten minutes altorwarda, I want di* at me. The neat nxnrat a desperate cotteoirtriy Into th* parlor, found him walking about impatiently, hfa hat in bu bud. On seeing mo, be cam* hastily lor-srd. and in an cxrited, hurried way, slip tri paying back about ped a freahly-wriltaa note into my hand. ~**i Ingereoi The people were coming ia froaa- the wa. rat within a few wreka uf the time L tables, and ho only whispered, as be paro-d went in, and th* rwat of the mg bar me, “Will you have the kindsre* to take never Urn hurt a pa rude The pronecu thia to your room and waa, the next mo gard for each other for a vrrv long time— mor. than a year, in fact." : I remember that I told Auntie 1 bad no objectioo», that I ahould like to travel, me. ; but it t* no use of my trying to do , scribe bow I felt that evening. Mr. So, after a moment a hesitation, I drew Sloane come back, and we returned to the ciM. to ths fading light, and broks the city together. He talked to me just as he always did. A antie’s trousseau was non Y«h ia in aa bad hand* teeter as it was AU rt ones, a sadden gurt took my Ut Dearest Beatrice, ” the' letter began- ia program, and ia the aotnmo iha an-l •when Tweed reigned, and is entering upon drib off my Lead, and a*nt it spinning away, threatening to Wow it every instant and 1 wish I could describe tbe nub of I Mr. Sloane were married. I Luing first aether lean <f fraud ,nd corrupuon. emotion* that overwhelmed me m I read bridesmaid. The neat spring, a* had hoc n The twenty million, that ths big ring into the water. Hole only rerved to whet th* appetite of I started forward to catch it, when a the words—“I eanao* return to th* city, arranged we went to Europe Several ysan haveeiapesd. but to this those who got a bite of it for a fuD Beal quicx energetic acep P-«d -d a | ercu for a day or two, without takisg with day i* fa a puxals to me, whether Mr. strangv treadetnan overtook the’ hat and me the aaaurancs of your regard “ You know the hopes I entertain. As Sloane ba* evbr told Auntie ebon* the note secured it. No not a atremge gentleman, Tbe rity* fa stirred up oo the silver for as he turned, 1 recognised him, and I shall probably noth* able to st* you be Which I sent bin. I hope he will oarer quenriou Now York fa inflexibly hpfore leaving to morrow, will you let me tel! aotuel-ody via* ; for there ia to be an­ poacd to tbe remonetizing of silver, and eried, “Why, Mr. Sloane--------- " I couM *ay no mors. 1 was so aeUo- liaie a line from your hand—an assurance other wedding next October , but 1 think ' tU bminex world atigmatiaes tho making I naa trust bln, and that ba will no*. 11 of silver a legal tender as only another faked , mat-- thin tint, pleased , lor 1 aaw that my afsetiau fa rataroad V "Th* algnature, ’ Cbarim Sloane,’’ 1 ahould no* lika Hany to know . what a I rt once that he had followed me from tbe form of foflatiou. Dcbta dun other coun­ city. I was emberraaad, too, and blush­ •carorlr saw. such Wa* the tamaltuoua ns little fool I once was. tries can no more be paid in stiver than For to thia day, I never walk by the they can in greenback', and tU produc­ ing furiously, for tbe vied was playing all I seaside, without a bluab’of abase al my tion fa so raonnous tUt a stlli greater de­ aorta of trick* with my hair, rad I knew I Mly, (specially it it fa recalled to ate by ci: ue ia ecnaidered curtain. The eity will must look like a fright. wfiat ia alwayx aaauciatad with that .am- fight it to tbe death, and gold fa tbe caly "Yea, Mr. SJoom," he aid, taking off | sundard that fa arreptablc ; every member bis brt rad bowing, and pretesting my from the city will be instructed ta fi*vor no financial acheme thrt-hioka to tasking OUR NEW YORK LETTER. 1 felt a little pang, in the midst of my I a atiffbrsere ' But ia there any nxduaive anything but gold tU standard of nine*. right, oo your part. Mis Beatrice, to happiness, st the thought of By neglect । Tb# cleansing of tU custom house ■ goWesranouth, that you teem aorprissd Pone Aunu* I AU her labors had ban in । ing on tatfafertorily. TU okl rackrra are vain. And I went penitently down aguin, when “there some------ ’’ getting mostly cleaned oat end a daan of "Ob! no, no!" I interrupted, blnahing to order bee tea and toast. men who are willing io work for tbe govWhen the tray came, and I saw her en­ Jernment are io tbeir plarre The postagain. “On the contrary. I am rare ws The great acueation in New York,ju*‘ •ball b« very glad ao ano you—that ia gaged in preparing tbs tan. 1 drew ray nfice, new ao Ud a* the cuatom-houM, g_lm.tr done to ths wiatdow sod opened toy now, I* th* ectioa of Judge Hilton, tbe Auntie------ " berakauc down and blnahing again, and falling back on Auntie, M ! writing-desk raprsseutativ* of the Stewart estate, in ex eluding Jew* from the Grand Ussoa Bo­ "Thanks,” U ani-l coolly. “I enme by ta! at Saratoga. Tbe Grand I'nioc is tbe the night bort; and as It wa* too Uta to aenteuce*. A fear of aayiag too Meh, or gn to bod. and t-« early for brrakfaat, I too Uttle, urerwhelmad Be i and the ink Urgent rammer bote! In th.- world, and tbosght 1 would Ink* • walk. But I dried upon my pea tofurr I had written a the most exdualre. Joseph Seligmaa, hardly dared to bops far inch plnaoure ae Bae. our of tbs wenlthirot banker* ia thia rity, Then Auntie, refreahrd by her ten, in­ mreteng you," and he bowed again. has, lor some years, lived at the Grand It was aooo time to return to tbe hotel, terrupted the current of mi thoughts Uniat with hfa family, during the ram •Beauty,' the mid, in an Indiflerent aort whither Mr. Sloane accoapanied me Al merfnontha, *nd be applied leal wvek for the door we ported. "I ahall aee you at of way, “wra Mr. Blom rt ta* V “ T ub , Auntie," I replied quietly, while breakfast," he said. “Pray remember nw suitable apartments far this seasuo Much the sentence I had almost framed slipped to Mr. Sdiaman'* diagurt, tbs clerk in­ to your aunt," ' - All ia a flutter I wont to our room. oat of ay bead strength of “oar member.’’ "Oar panI had me yet deeded whether to .ay formed him that he could no* hire rooms, Ler" tau t as great a man m he wm oo« Auntie was just finishing her toilet "Ob! who do you think fa Ursf” 1 cried. “Door, ’ or "Dearert (.’harks," or “Mr. and when asked for a reason *aid that The merebanto report a better feeling Judge Hiltoo instructed him to refuse ail amoog the bminute men of tb* Sooth. A* "TU last person in th* world vs would expect to see," I addded, mendaciously Jem ! To any there wa* a atom would absurd so wa* the bowl abomplitan eoand demure!v. Uta pal it very mild'y. Be it known cvpstioo, th* nnmwal of tbfuvops fiftr .1* I looked rt Auntie * face, it seemed that the Jew* are enormously wealthy in ! tbs Sooth did hare some effect ia to bc that tU pink in tU morning sky stimulating trade iif-thht section. Th* Now York, and are, moreover, numerous, was refleeted on her cheek*. "Why. they arc the largest Unken. and among Anotie,” I triad “ths as* air Ua already worked wonder* with you- You look— the iargmt merchant*, and they control the theatrical and operatic buaincen There was a burning among tUa, and * Mmpasaid, khuing me with even more than her Ur interfere with mytetter 7 SU limed her Uod amy ftva* ■* and per war of vast dimensions was tU result. wonted effuaiveaeae. My name, u* th* Judge Hilton gavs a* hfa reason for hfa reader alreedy knowa, fa Beatrice, bat I Shall I rexwd wUt I wrote that night ? aettoa tUt any hotel was ruined tU mo­ Ud been nicknamed Boautr from a child. I can only say tUt. after I had gained Auntie finished Ur toilet by putting a ment it became known m • Jew bourn, for NEWS FROM A KNOT-HOLE. eourags to commence. I told his ril ; Uw roan tn her bair, an unusual thtng foe her the reason that the Jew. arc all loud, It mate. Ur look so cUnmng. that I said. Aontis's perafatemt efforts to separate vs “.May I put up my hair like yours T" I bndgriqrsdm*; and how I Ud all tU coarse, obtrusive and filthy. H* said hod always worn my hajr in think braids time known wbrt bad brought him ta they would get rooms it tbe fowoal poem on mr seek ; but this boruing Auntie's Waarosoaut, eadrag by accepting hfa Me ralni, and muggle into tUm all tto-ir bair Loksd ao sqlfab, wtth tb. drooping love, and asuring him of min*. TU MXt qucrtion wa*. Uw to ensure vfaitara; Uat they mra filthy in their roa* co one side, that I had an imwutehabits, and that they amim ia such mm> IA* desire to arrange mine in like manner. hfa raoriving lU note. But tU girl wU , -J.* main structure. Her bttla rttfe. tbero “1 don’t think It would become you, so public a place as a Lotel they had priv­. fort, wa* near neighbor to the minister * Beauty," raid Auntie, coaxingly ; and abe atady. Just in th* eorrar of the arisfearranged my hair with great teat*, and ilege* m port* which gm them lieaoas' tar * atady waa a knot-befa, a trifling nort made each a bswitehing bow of blns rib­ to be dwagroeabl* to other people; that‘ of thing lauteif, but, when once found to bon* confining it, that 1 wa* perfectly sat­ their vomec were groat, vulgar and aver-. open lata Mra. Jeakins attic, of tU wtdisfied with my sppeurance. b set impetuses in it* oowssqwmcev ‘ Hew do you do again. Mfat Beairiser W fat Mrs. JociktM finally beeam* swan about rt any price. On lU other Uod. ■ could n-t afford to go to Newport, cr ivm Loim Branch, and accordingly had .elected thia loe rapensiw pkce. Auntie mid, ths* rt these watering places, where to many fashionable people I go, wo would feel aUbby . and that hers STl'DEHAKKR WAGONS. SUPERIOR AND HOOSIER GRAIN DRILLS, we would bare the saint air and sea; and 1 people, moreoror. would not mlpd wUt we MISHAWAKA DOUBLE SHOVELS.” AC., AC. ■ on-. Wu would grow frreb and rosy from belling, and euald wear oaf ell our old aumreer drasses. Then ws eould Uv* new alike tU coming winter. So it Uppetted. tUt Auntie’* eboice became min*, an ! that we agreed to go to Wearvmcu.h. Nov upon the first morning after our arrival, ! Ud left Auntie still a bed. and gone out for a walk by the ana. It was quite early, but I cuukl n*t ml rain my impatience . I itoged fur the taste of tbe a'lt sen, and to fori lU freah breeae blewiug against mr rhreks Tbesun bad just rim, and *11 prtore *eemed exultant. I The wind blew k> rtroug. that I xreld at | times, hardly Bake my wav against tb* wisd. Off at sea the fiahing-boet* were • making fay .the little harbor, tU gull* Weight is Little More Than 'One-Half Iickiiai.1 other Reapers,t which is a v.cry desirable feature. GREBLE & RUSSELL OVER SOO TAYLOR BAKES i.rtfn .’t RUSMELU 34 BUCKEYES TO 5 CHAMPIONS SOLD FROM HASTINGS AND MIDDLKVH.LN IN 1876. Sold By MESSER BROTHERS POWERS & BARLOW Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Caniaie, Sin aid Omental Farmers, examine the WIARD P A I N TE R PLOW, before purchasing others, Every one waranted. iZ'A'JJj / KFJ1)! k'EffiT Those contemplating buying [sp.cWM.d.odAm.ojme.n.mj Mowers or Beepers should see Joy Comfort and JJa/ydnoBJi Walter A. Wood Machines, Slek and ’irtUsteC OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. II THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. Everybody knows they are the only Townsrnd, Tweed’* aUorwy, publishes a tnsnendoue arraignmoot of Fairchild,] th* Attorney-General. Townsend claim* that Fairchild dewived Tweed, by prornislag to let him go if he cwould make a clran brraM of it, that Tweed did ao prnanite sal stood ready to give informa­ i ataira. The next thing she did was to tion that would have saved the Stat* two throw on her -things, and start off a; milliomt, and would have brought the high opsA for bar friend *. Mm Tautog. “Now. I want to know ’ " said the latter wk ole gang to justice ; but Gat Fairchild, “ Mrs. ’Jenkin, cane in through the bach in the interwrt of John Kelly and to •mirch the reputation of certain meo. used sueh portion' of what Tweed confided to him as would serve bfa purpose, and then refused to let him go on the score that his teatiaaony fa worth nothing. The true intrardom. of it all fa that Tweed ia about as honest m a thousand mon who are ia | lU Jews insist that tUy are M quist and gwslliraraly as any other rise*, that they through that dmky twilight, looking nut pay lh«r bills and hare a right to ril ncupon tUta*. Auntie wan Uttar next morning, and 1 felt more tranquil. Had 1 bora obliged to Boot Mr. Blarai, I eould not Uv* sMWrred far any smmniate ; bat U Ud faft by tU aartec bant. It was u long way over lU pier to the stonaboni. But it Msosad to m« that Awetia aaarnsd dsprramdrt no* raring him. An te >• I “O. certainly “ “And thfo fa my study r "Wbars I pass the most of my lime T' “Yen’* "And where my wife often takas the xrty to aoase nod rit with me r Mr. Jansa emd he umfarsteod that. "Now, then," continued tbe clergyman, “I am' in th* habst of ftoqusetly readme >od to her. And. one. upon a time, I "O, wail, noabin. really worth ssntiontng. B«, then, you may so wvO know ■ ms. It a nothfa', though, that I oare to Xr.JoM.buratoati.nghiaf “la tUt I bars go fmm me, you know. I don’t wiah to be mixed up in tUt scrape. ' aU ’’ raid U, hfa foe. a. rod a* tU mtting “No, your name abu t be mentioned. -•u*. ;• But what is it. Mis. Jenkins ' What fa "TUt and tU knct-UU,” «ri Mr. OnU! Do. pray, tell me raddin’, far I’m dytn’ to know." • “It's no great affair, after all, though. Sull, U s something. But tba a all there iatoit-Mr. J««hupx to alu,:o’ ha. wife taoat dreadfnlly . and be dedares that if she think* o’ gout' out n risitm' be H rarely shut her up where the can t g& out | “Of aU thing* ia the world !’’ Yea, and taora than that; he'a seen gnoe and forbid her going to everun' mcettng*. What do yon think o sack a wan Australia—Grid, pound, 682 ; sover­ eign. 4H5. Austria—Goid ducal. 228, sovereign, 675, crown, 6*4 Silver, old drilor. 102, old aracfo, 104 ; old florin. <8 ; new dol­ lar, 72 ; Nans TUru*n dollar. 102. Belgium—GoM, twenty tve francs, 472. Silver, fir® trans, 98. . Bolivia—Gold, doubloon, 1,859. 88 vsr, dollar, 79, half dollar. 89. Btwl-Gold, twenty sihwfa. 1,090. Stlyer, double urilsnia, iOS. Ceatnl ABeritn-QoM. two tendon, re not. Wbai abuuM I n’ about the wrighborbood 3CS. Fiber, do&r, IM. Chib-Gold, doubloon, 1.M9; *------------------ Stories about rmpectablo P~m, 315. Silver,old dote, IM; new folk. ? Who d^d tell you. though - ’ • "Nobody told me, exactly, but I happen MDe^srk-Gold. tarn thaleea, 7M. to know it eons*, in tbe firstjJace, from the -—- -. ><•« Bin . unite U.I. । He ;*w» her all the time, abases her. thrvatom her. ud makes her in mortal f.-ar of her lite I Only to think of it T ■ How did you benr about it» I woodra if fcik* geaaailv know it t How dad veu hear about it, I'd likr to know ?’’ m “Wen. rdjra lief tell you co not, Mrs. * abou-** promfac bm to Wn. JeUine nodded in rilawo*. I do declare ovw ' WU'derar a . tbooglrt eMh < thing of Mr. Joocw ’ But ' I ve seemed to take notice, beck along, that hi* wife was a good deal down hearted and aorto melancholy like. And lU* must U the ream ; that explain* it nil" Th. fatter lady did not stay very Icog af tor anbosoaniug barrel! of her heavy se­ cret, when off p-wtod Mra. Tautog. ararol and equipped foe tbe I rar* busmen »he bad in hand The firai hoax- .he dropped into me Mra. Mallory's "Mra. MaBory.*- *U said, almost *esoon England—Gold, pound a* amragn. M ; pound oe sovereign. average, AM. ’.. r .aWB^g, mu, X8; ateffi.gxrw Franos—Gold,’ twenty franm, MT, 'J ; twenty francs, avenge. 3M. 8iL addrtiom. ffoa .Mrs. Dinka took it up And then Mrs. Murray got intarmdod is it. and Mm Hlpot and sn co, tiD evwy body had got bold of it. and had talk'd it up. and had peaami judensect on tbe man who wu guilty ci seeh prom malpractice toward bfa thmily. If U bad rtoppml right there, naritap. it would have answered, U: it Ada'L It spread like a eirdo ia the water, till ia th* end M». Jotse. benelf Lsard of it. and hoarder couror, llist the author of tbe rigMl mafa.386 atory was the minister'* own Seif: Ifariin Odi, The next thin; to be doer was far Mr. Jones and hi* family to tear. Mr. (fapm nx dote, HI. Tunis GoM,t* cforia. and gomancharerrie. The rler gymaa wa* a good doal troebisd about ik and sent .his wife over to see if »ba coeld discover th* vauaa Mm Joases receirrd her with a grmt dos! of roitera. am! eeemad hardly rivil. Unable to endure it any fongrr. Mrs. Caper* **Ud th* *ggrsared lady frankly what the trouble wa*. Mm Joea* a* frankly told her. That wa* well, for now ths fatter knew exactly what i �Thic k joes right, at loam, it yea far theiutenre oftfo- atoek bolder., in our opietoe, aad onrtainJy uf the People Of the Stole to have oereiod out lU policy adopt­ ed by the Board, and their unaafauuta- re- wt* the Ifopubfo-nn Stole CvurenUoa in Iowa. Thu Cocveotiuu wu looked fur ward to, with rowMforabl* trepidatfon by the Republican, rf the Northwret of all shad** of opinio*. But the day c*aae— TU Coovwncfaa ■» foil, aad the result uutlrdy satisfactory to all who lore fcg.ublieu princip!-*, ud hope for Rsp'ublinn The Grand Kapdda ofioe b oouoaiidalcd with that at Detroit Tbe aaring iu expc«i»e to the gvaenmeut will be about SI 60,OtM) a-year. Judge Taft, ex-Attorney.GmwraJ, de- Tbe attempt to create adiriaot, aad to, ProtnlM. arc ao camJy mad. and 'fixyM- orputiaean admioiatntiou or aa anti-ad , ministration party was debated by the ten that it bowmen almcat uack*> to place any «• record; people hare cccKcncc on bold aad manly drelaratrao that, the party ly in what they lute trea tou^Li by,.< x- in Iowa w Republics, stands by EagmUl|>enauer, apd for (Lena rrasons I emu the th* 'triumph <■! three prinapiea at tbe polb prcAiiam aod only refitr to-pare work aa in October. TU’tiekst ucmiualtd wa* a otrvug one, and will be cdoetod by at Ireat 30,(XHi»njurity, and the raoult will Mrangthau the the nomination of Governor of Ohio. In hi* fatter of dadiaatioa fat Malm that bo trama that hfa letter will uot be con there ■ alwaya enough to be done go and acracd M ac ludicatioa that hr ha* Let do it ; if it i. fofowod energetically and pn^cuted with dUigeoot, it wW fend to faith or hope :o the Republican psirty. great and important vault*. Do not, like M:cawL.r. wait for aoncerhing to torn up. terat on he H aad 4 j.-r cent bond* will be (mid in gold. The Loud, are iu-d under the art of 1870, which mak*. them payable in coin. Gold and ailrar were st that date both legal tender, but aiirer wu n-A in circulation, and gold wu Che uuly atuderd lboagi.1 of or .pukeu •/ Lt ia eatiwatod that th* rroetpto of the -Interna) Kro.ua* Bureau will reaoii (119,­ 000,609, o7 12,000,<KHi more than lari A MERITED ENDORSEMENT. elretioo uf Director* by the rtockholdera c-f the Michigan Ceultal Hailroud Company. It fa well known that the woiiafimcnt'- of thi* Bood ha* Loen attacked bitterly be eaurn c-f the uoc-p«yBKi>t uf dividends, during the fnti four yam, yet, wi thick all *ucii‘ critieGau eoau from yersuo. cither igu- raut of th* fart* iu tU -am or who wUfafiy wiucproscut the- *rtu»l <oaditjut of affair*, not afoot ua the Central, but ou aB the Grand Trunk Una. It is now Marly a quarter of a Century since tb* write 6rat became kopumaud with th* lacn managing the Cctlral. and du­ ring all that time wo hard lived on it* Hare, watched carefully aa * citizen of Michipa the deiclvpcmrut uf the Suu iu all it* varied deparUaant*. noted care­ fully from time to time the cLxnjpa that bare occurred, and rejoiced iu tire sucecre that bre attcadad tho effort* of the men who bare rontn.ll.-d lb* Centra) to opra iiareofroad through rariooa |arrtfoe* of the State. Prior to the fitunrial criri* of 1873, all there naw roads were jrospcti.-i.-, and tbe main Hue waa paying it* owner* regular and good dividend*. The erarb came and with it e*a» a gnicvul stagnatiun uf bnaincM all over tbe country. ftillj diechargsd ■ year. Tho iacroaae is dai to the breaking little thing* are igntind by tom*, Lot up of illivit distilling, and to a more vigor- those who e-x-ra little thing* are never iHi* culleetfosi of the whiskey tax. The truly great. What ia there that dore not earn would have Uwu »2,UOO,IHW larger sink into ir.Gguifieancc aad obscurity when Tire Sujjouk Court uf judtau* has hold compered to the wonderful works of tbe that Utah dironco are illegal. How lung three mouth* in hope that Congna* would Creator? will ibst moral »pau«m last? reduce the lax, whu-h wa* pnqxreid. What beauty titan is in little thing* I fa Grand Kapid* for Hl day* iu jail Then, i* u sha re axupietc equality in Nothing eu rurpam the sjJeodd aecuce ro­ you caa lake yiwr choice ; you may awiudfo a farmer out tf f 125 or get dntpk. i’moi.1 nearly attained, where t>r every Xew HaVka, Coan., Ls» 2,0W enoccu- J,W» men there are l.WI woicc. Io pred budding-.. Sood a few of them to Sweden to l,0W men there are 1.W.I tl-.i onrre-t quslitr. Will not we, many Haatiag*. They are needed hex* badly. woinro, while in Groce., to the amue uutn uf ua. by the appLortioe of a mrotol giaaa. Before Judge Iltlros is through with I hi* fight with tbe Jew* ire wifi have naroc to wfah th.ua all Lark into Egypt making the Quora uulcaa .he send* the invitation iailDcdiaicly. we hear awoet atraiaa of muair and upon reaching the place find that they ianue It ia uafaretood that England is. decid­ from a bnilduig ured a* a theater , aad I edly up'tacd to Russia'. oreupatero uf farther oc wc find the Mroet lined with ilime cumec, nee tbe pmper for wrapper* Cvaruatinople dram*, gaming hallo, and many other ' 1 arrived here on Tacoday evening the Wm. Gray, Leri Gray aad E Bowes plaore foe tbe dagradation of mankind. |12<kh iuat. after baring riaitwf Barnum » SOAP TOBACCO. We pare ua for aumc diatanoc, uamindiul.Ibigabow at Grand Bap Ide. Tbe ahow i uf the appearaacc of thing* about ua, and ;! wa* all it could be expejtod to be. and I now we begin to look about ua again, but ■ h-ard uo one »*y it w» not fine dam. wby thi* change ? Wi>rrc but a few hour* i Big ll»pid» ha> not grown much ia tb* ago beauUfu! odificea itood, now tumbkdown buildiaga are found. Haadaotav dwelliuga have given place to huts and .Lander ; tbe broad clean urertf have been magnificent bu&faas and is truly an onia converted into narrow alley* filled with filth went to tbe «my. Tbe Red Ribbon Club CROCKERY. Ttcetiae Vcgetlne i there ia tbe ball ivc-m, and every Friday evt-uing there b a*ooal held, nraue b furI Uiahcd and all who wish can trip tb* light VegeUne eom«poad«at Ad VecHine 1 air! < good Urac wre bad. The faro » cullected ou the floor after th* aett* are , fortnrd, each gentleman peyiag ten cent. I per dance, the rramh of tbtae dux* is Tesedne ’fautaaric toe, your Reliable Evidsax Vegrtlnc VnrUne Vcgetlue VecrUne YcgcUnc : and tbe treasury ia hope not i»)r full bat 1 h beginning to run over. 1 aa. inferuud Oral they hare a large amount of taouey on band, and continually grtling larger. TRIUMPHANT! Tcgedae TegeOne Vegetlne Vegedne ■it*, .tranxi* AND APPETITE The Advance Plow TegeUae tu ney. The people *f thia city are a alcrliog. go alfcad oommuaitr. aad the word .foil baa never yet found aa adding place upon their banner There b a rooriderable err of hard time, here among tho IlbUCTn, aad I gums work b p«<t_r bard to get, and of eonna bw ■tic iNatalr untie latte Fitei: 0ISST1C I0BHLI.' ( Vegstlne Vegedne Ttgedae LIGHT-RUNNING MOWER a REAPER DOMESTIC ««wis« machim YcneUae the public u to the merit* of the loan by tlx- aumewhkt formal advcrtiacu.et>ti publiahad by lire Syndicate. Tecetlae earuing their daily broad by their weak ore. instead of their etreugth. With this fort storing u. in tbe fact, il behove, ua t. be more careful in the selactton of an employ • meet, aad wfam we have determined upon aotue rourea, then go forward aad m*k<our life and calling a ancrere How we revereoce and ratecn a man Th-.- Indianapolis Jaunaii, which fa .opposed to rvpreoent th* view* of Heoatur Morton, oonciud** ta abl* artld* uu Tire I'rrtMucnt Facifieation uf the South," io which tbe eourac of tire Proeideul fa »p> A young man of 25 in Yankee Spring* La* never arnokod a cigar, torted whisky or token a drew of tobacro. A* anrdfort to thio, UraagnyiOe fwuisha a buy three yean old whs take hfa whisky straight and enjoys getting drunk m well a* uiy of pfodjgm nt th* party and hi* own peraoual tbu older Iraufa at tho Uatnere. p-ledge* made before awl after hi* election loquon in thM country are becoming so relative to recuriog the permanent poeifisdafo.rated that even Dootocntoe politicfani cannot teh theta from liradly pouona. Don M. Diddaeou thought a drink of the linetur* of Indian hen-p ia tbe pare jufa* of Aa utxtiou driiverwd in Uafoa Hall, tbe grape, aad didn't know tbe difference June 22, by Chariea G. Cnrtfoa, Jr-, on* until hi* stomach bqput to fad aa thungh of tbe graduating daar of tho Haaticp it farloogtd to a man in' Europe and th*t it High School: toort go Ibero U. inert kiimjukk. Truly it bu been said, that lift I* mUc Tbe .Vert Orlrora lkau^.U fa eatitlsd. up of little thing*. He who fo faithful in io a medsl. Il hra discovered a man who Utile duties, urerocminj little difiraltira boaiavratedapfoU. Not a amwmUr or CrsbU. It i* charged that be tqpk over God atam u* 1 »4 Mbrodhon aad tuned ia only MdM tbingv-tfo, uaivuroe fa made of atom*, fa emit. NowMitjampemM. thretba. thi* b-atRSal werid of ores with aB iu fa th* aauM area who orpnlred a pw»- trnpifiari af veppwatfoo and it* gnu- azitxa and every kind uf ir.terewting read- VegeUne and by their cooliumd grumbling, and I think the word* of Sydney Smith apply licuate to -'cpirted worth. to them exactly. H* any*: “If you The great .mind ia made by the union ebooao to reprocut tb* rariour p art* ia of little thoughts. It wa* the obeemiiea life by hole* of diflerent chape* il a tabic, of an apply falling to tb. grouad Oat lad acme circular, aomc triaagafar, mom wery, the' Uw uf gravitation, h waa by ed that tbe popolarMboeriptioa would txXex- notiring th* liny bird*, on* after another, eeed fifteen million* of dullrr*. bat from that Audubon Loraate the great nataralfa:, the returns thna far be now thiak* they brcvmisg fonuhar with the feathered song. wll amount to twenty Billions. Th* inFaraday became * great ebemit by diintwo* are that the auboeriptiou’ to tbe l»an will be much mere rapid during the studying molecule*. Th* modern geam «agia«. with itt wo«latter portion of the thfaty day* limit than they are now. It i* dheuverod that derful drvrfopmccrt*, came into being boit ia quite diSeuk to thoroughly inform caua* kneu eyre were watching tho lid of [ mrioo pick!*, but a fluid eorefog ocly four croc* a liarrel in which any meal or veg. tabfo may be aubtaerged and kept parfortly frrwh for any length of tima. SlrawberThrm ft b that Um humble errand-boy THE LAST WORDS OF JUDGE rfas ate reefiy improved by the prueaaa. If naw to be the honored and trusted clerk, giro piefcfo the io. arum tbe and thou tho distingufahod merchant. CHISHOLM. Uwmld 1 trooUm c( Him oalfon would fa. coded A private hilar tern Mtawmippi say.1 Tbe Grand Rapid* GrtnUeh say. it ‘hoi tbe following wvr* Judge UhMfaJm. pieaed ha faith to ar. ardaot p^Ucker. IM weeds wkiah bo addree^ la fate wif. ‘ u nutmlier <if tbe City Committee of iu Smith Eagle A Preston. VEGETIIE their object in going thi* direotioo fir prawntly we arrir* ot a church, and then a-acboul-loure and aH along th* road wc find ehuretow, aayluuaa, ,wd neat dwelling* that berprek comfort and happinra* , ab» well rultiralcd fonci and crcbardr lu»d<rl wrtl. garden fruit, and we -Icdde without aay bwitaiioo which road we will fidlow through life. One larva ua ou to tempt*uoo ata, drunkennma, and finally Io death, while the other touch™ ua all that b part and good. educatra the youth, prvtidm fur those w bo arc tadplras aad infirm aad at are badly dvpreaaed. but that th* remedy i* not protocuoe, but “th* abvlitaar of the cuatotn bou*e* between ,Caa»d* and the market'to which it ualurally bcloap, the Cnitod State*." The remedy i. exactly Gweroor Packard it a fine-rlsw. atokcr. u ro-jJ for th* languishing ioduatrie* t-c but he couldn't brat up th* lows RepuOliean Qbavcntwa quite Lot rooegh to cause it to denounce the I’neident. The paople of Oaklsa-1 roonty are suffitriug from the grawli-qipw p«re. It ia a old Whig* to th* AdminiaUatictoparty iu just punish unit fur tfoir slim In kitting all tliatatate. Tb* principal reu*/ i* that uf their quaifa aud-other bird*. . tbe old Whig* uow have control of tlie A'yuath of Trentoa, N. J., La* written Detuoerati* party, and bare uoUiog to :.. v... _ -.... -'e._ ...1.1 dioM-uf-thalktate w•* cfoah^t >«foeWe^ka 5.21/2 Word., uu a. preul card. IE- his Lack would hire ached if ho h»! pulled had l-ro built, but the food* along the line* w*ro not cold, imigraifon roasud al­ the same uutafo of weed* nut <<f tb« onion moat entirely, and u a nreoaary eonreB*g4>es»»y or mlrcr i» now the abort­ qu*ore th* burin*** afoog there feeder. ing qucuuoo in toe Weal. We can get line Whig*. Tb* aam* ia aaid to b* rela­ along with either. Jux: arud along fil 5V tively true of Georgia general Mjjuattou they Urn been a CSX and tbe Baxxkx wilt make you happy fir The ffacretary of the Traaaury ia much upon rather than a feeder to the main line. eocmraged to-day at tbe pnopKto uf tbe But thia Mate of t Ling* cannot long re For the ktat* of thing* oxfating iu tho W’aat, tbe mutagen of our railroad, ora in no way nwpumiibl*, and we note with pe­ culiar pleaouic that tho Htock-huldera of tbe Central entertain thi* opinion, and bate by a uoantmoon vote at the fat* cloc tioo cxdnraui the policy iaanguntol Ly Hvu. Jataca F. Joy^ad to aurereefullj dovcloptd by him and hi* aaaociate* aa-i «jcoaaaor*. We *Jk My, for the infirrmalfou of cur friend, who are specially inUruaud in th* auoreaa of th*. Ceotral, I hat the Hood (rndar Mr. Udyord to Uosaral Soiwrintoadcct end hfa cwjm of mniatanta ia rarefuBy and iconondsally managed, and ia oure to coatiaue to be while the poreant‘ CORRESPONDENCE- ; it a (plcudiJ n£air, aad ia rondactod a* only Big Bipidaitoa kaow bow to punduct thing. Thrir room* m apaSou.; R R StovenB QolUI and an under the raperviaioa of ou* ‘‘------------------------ ~~" From wfa: ■» bmre already ton, we Burna, who^haa in yean paM took down bcr of makv there an^abont WB Greek find oar heart* of four quality, their puri­ care to go uu farther ; w« are completely ■, barrel, uf -forty rod" but now atand* A ty daCyuyed by many rain and wicked dngiiated. aad turn ana flee t-j the place He b hired by the deb to toke charge of j Purifies the Blood. Reno­ tfo-ugbtj-' If to, kt n* make it our vates and Invigorates epcewJ talk to cfoaaee aad reoourtnirt them I the room at a aalsry of thtrty-firc dollar* . per month, and perfiama hia dirt io* mat the Whole System. MtoUantorify- The reading room fa Urge where they are going, but wo aoou •«« and wdl ru'pplied with hooka, paper*, mag Stcphro Mafoery, of Irtrreng, is sow ia jaih He forgot to p«r hi* Gor«nimcst tobacco tax. V. 8. don’t rtaad any fouEag with delinquents. iu-lurtric* begin to develops once again, and lb* fixerf fro.lt along the leucd hoc* girl* to orguite a "maafon to wotnu" co b afowly but ateadily iuercamug and fa operate in Bortou. •ore to continue to increwc , l.cnc* the day cannot b« far dltoot when they will • England has raid to Ruaaia lhai she should not jwrwiit tbs u-. -ufaaioc nf Cot,ail pay a fair preeeougv on their coat atutinopile'Ly tlx. foucr. A. th* Roariu above all opomting «pce*w whii* tbe aoUmr* are beading in’that diroeefoe, we j.r^uHiooa gathered along three line* will shall aoou hov of lively, timer there. learieh barraat for tU main lino over England poreibly may ehugc for min-1. which fa will of oocaaily pans on it* w.y Judge Freedman of New York ciry to tbs mirket* of the World, totay nothing ought to oomewret. He is decidedly com iefo in hi. way of doing buritere. Hfa bu­ aure lima compatiuou ia the carrying ret joke wa* tbe fining of a jury for not trade, a* btuaatna inomare on th* great agreeing on a .verdict. He ought to be through Hare, willda-creaae va-ltil fair ratio druWM-1 in the juice of Michigan potato NORTHERN BEST. Vecrtlac Vegctlsc Venttae Vemetine Plaster, Lime, Tentiae VtgeUnc YereUne t Stucco, Plastering Hair, Shingles, Ac. Teg*tine VegsUnc Tegedne and influence, our rrepert tor. him fa the aame. There ia aomethiug loreaUe about auch a man, and tbe empathic* of ollr heart* go out to him. We honor him, and OUR CUUHO. experience in lifo no that re might profit byhi.ou.pfo? How grand a right to *«e men rank and-influeoee rtrinug to food men to tbe Motor, ud mkrop lb. tbrir chfof ob­ ject through hie. We al! bar* our infltrenoe, ud it a betog exerted eilher for lb* right or the wroog. No matter how small thi* i»flu. roee may be, even it it only extrod* ore, one person and hi. life i. nradc a Bufvc« by eumpfo. w. m ^p)y rapuj. I u« Mk ouroeino the qtotfoa, How i • ioKurnee Wag exerted ? Are wa de ;*II tho good that ws might? Are w Tegwdae WEB A. D. COOK. •bo* tsnc-sTOo mens <a. �Ti/tHirviUcyl Btfiltn CITY DRUG STORE WASZER& BARNES HOMEOPATHIC RK1EDIES. WlTvecetabu MEDICAL mdLAWBOOES All Prescriptions and Receipt! Carefully Prepared. AN IMMENSE BUSINESS, SINCE WE BAD BREATH, aad during tbe dark daya of the BaMMoa a true patriot, giving freely of Ida maaua ta aid tbe eauae of the t'aloa aad promote tbe com­ fort of the Bora ia Blu*. II. waa aim public MARKED DOWN OUR PRICES Utertry Notice* Everybody ASTONISHED and ^^KHEADAOHE. '•"“wr;. TC CONSUMPTIVES. Tale Siimu'! Lira fenlatir ir ■ediciiB greatrush to our store i ill About the County. Men’s Good Saits $3.60 $4 k $6. AU Wool Suits $6 $7 $8 $8 k 10. M J&J. Boy> Suita $1 $1.50 $2.50 $3.50 <k $4. Men’s Lined Pants 75cte. 4 $1. TAKE NOTICE. Superstition. Men's White Vests $1 42.50. Men’s and Boy’s Summer Coots 35ets. and Cotton Socks 3 4 6 cents a pair. To Those whom may Concern. running Portable M; chine for moving, rais'ting or changing the TRIMMED HATS. location of buildihgs Ijunel3t3 from small to great, Store Wood. Eighteen inch Masoned Nock wood fur and having handled Je at *1.25 per cord. di 1(M Gmebl* A Rcmu.l. ; rtbout 1,200 buildings DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS. in sixten vears. 1 feel confident I ca.i satis­ fy those \vho may fa­ vor me with a call. The Common Council bmeby giro, no­ tire to Earl R. Brown .nd wife, U U«ra My address is Irv­ *« Adam Tinkler, u Thoma, Alloft, to llobrrt Mann and to John F. ing, Barry Co., Mich. Geinre, that there will be a meeting of said Common ConacU on Friday ereriiag _______ t ______ jue!3U i J “hr’^.nMi, at their room, in the City Residence — Six M. D. Reed deeim to call attention ta of Hwunga, el which meeting action will West **',,kfT' •» relation to taking and using hu new Wscm Shop, wharc be may be miles directly found at all hour* of uy day, ready to du the land, necomry to widen Slate St. from from Hastings. uy work in hi, line, from putting a new C.-wtrt Rt m n— — R. t.------ *___ NOTICE. III.! fasnral «u very largely aUaoded «n .‘‘•today afternoon by saamai perron, from thi. dry aad adj smut roeplry. all cf vb.m Vaipaihtsed deeply with tbe targe number of SUnrday moraing the town • of Tanhee Spriaco waa .tartled by the p«we that Mra. Turner, an eld lady nearly sixty yean of age. bad eommiUed wield,. Thia lady, who m formerly a widow, Mra. Lampbetv. wu tar­ be tbla (TueU.y; earning at eight o'elock, at ried to Mr Tonne Im than two year, ago the High X-boot Building. ' A patent for a lut.rkotlag madtlae ba. been awarded' to John T. tjkianer, of thia city. Council Proceeding*. • •!*«• '' V.i?«d laat Bia .umber Baaelaa '^’Lrt Innro,. I. atory, Oral&rr. rtin *t> old wheel, to tbe building of I Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St, GRAND RAPIDS. B. F B. 3, $20,000 In Solid Cash Given Away. Away. B. P. B. 3. *20,000 In Solid Cash Given Awav. New Advertisements. 1! tie Sip cf tte'BIG HAT la offering to aO thclargret amcrtment of HVT8, CAPS and All orders in Has­ tings or Vicinity left with Powers <fc BarFor budding a dwcliingboujo on the grounds of the Riverside Cemetery Aanoriatioc, win be received at the afire of the Clerk, John Baamer, up ta, end iadading frienda tee that wo bare tbe wood or tbe Friday, J eno 29ih, 1877. Ilan, and mcocy in place gt it er vmv. .feeiUcatioa* aad all information an be obtained at the Clerk'. O«re WMOtaui'eAasortsd Cudi**—the bert Haxtn- in. ifab, I8ff, ■ tbe market- A fWl upyly al J. 1’ H. A. Goodtbab, PraridenL . And All Goods Equally Low. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, NI8HI50 GOODS GENTS’ FUR' to be foe nd nut A. S DEAN, Irving, Mich., Apr 23rd 187 ipr23nj.‘J. ' good ms n m public i CARBOLIC OIL STOCK OF GROCERIES burned is a ertap and u black aa lar, after wbieb U wu out la atrip, through tbe burned portion so I bat th. aeat application, which wu halter if pmalbie than the tm, could reach Ur. afertcl part. And ao tb. treat- We Ujt the 1'onteetlc paper foabiooa for ladiee ud children. We hare the Chi cage style* of trimming, ud shall have *11 tho novelties of tho neaaon a* feat u they appear In tbe market. Udire of Hastings WOOL WOOL WANZER & BARNES, City Drug Store, DEFY nwro per rord than that purolaaed by pnrri. Individual.. Sheriff <fw.J made .11 of lhe~ coMrod. aad paid one dallar a ronl for gre«n body maple aad beech wood aad fl.U> for «ew Thu Mg. 8wl* to aulberiied to mor. and properly reroi groro M-wm from th. ahi to tb. Itr criaetery at U> «nu msh, Adopted by «;« aad aay* u Mlwwv: Aym—Aid. AUtay, Hew.y, MrN.ugt.Kn, IluaeeU, Spaulding. Toulisaoa aad Teesf—7. i t 1 l ' J 31V Tdiet articles— Perftimery School, Miscellaneous, and Blank Books —Stationery COMPETITION QealB.TM] Wm. EL Goodyear. P30PLE3 DRUG STORE. Physician’s Prencriptiona and Family Recipes carefully pre- �Legal!. THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, QRKAT WCrrUte RAILWAY, jwj“ •r-w-'s-.— “• “sasnsiA w j-»—~4“ Has The Largest Circulation. Is Medically Republican in Sentiment ftrt Wa^Jstoi^ Sapin -ulSk, Local Papei Subscription Price only $1.50 per Year the limit in agr that vine* aUukl be re seL Cuttiup set to produce young vines should be shaded a little with hay or gras* till Ute in June. When the iLcrmotncter is hi the nineties ia the shade, tbe heat of RURAL TOPioe. th* mu will often kill the bods of catling* that have net taken root As your old vine* grow, so as to The Scientific farmer says :“Ko bcK ,of being broktu off by high ter index of what a plant requires to be fnrairiicd it to teed upon can be found I than a chemical analysis of tbe plant it­ self." Il then gift* the amount of nitro­ gen, potaah, and phosphoric acid removed annually by curtain crop* on Maanchu- JOB DEPARTMENT, and if rite smallest duq^rs t« cut out, so as to leave about two thirds of tbe fruit that rd, the remainder will be better in quality, and equal to the whole quantity, We are prepared to fill all Orders promptly for ter Heads, Note Heads, State­ printed UUtr, and »re what the asls of phau—tho *tr*w or stalk* when bunted, contain by analyses, ud then lo apply rial ftrtilixnn. But the system wa* not tonaidered complete, till every farmer, should employ an agricultural cbemitt to arxalyie hia soil, to ascertain what elements of fertility were lacking in them. Thi* theory ia now being recited, bat there ia nothing reliable ia it—at least, nothing 150 IL*, sulphate soda, 10 lbs. nitrate sod. 50 lb. muriate soda, 300 lb*, gypsum, 7 bush, dry earth or wad. Mo4e of Pnjmnti-iu. — Put half the boos in a box at a time, thco half the sulphate soda , then half tlx nitrate soda; then half the muriau-of soda or salt; then dampen with water and mix through, after which pour on half the oil sitruil ; a. Mtost as it begin* to smoke, kt two hand, atir a* fast *a they can until it Mops smok­ ing. then take half the amount of earth and mix , at last put in half tbe plaster and mix thoroughly. Tbe ph<Mphale ha. a------------ >------ a_-. hi tb* re rd a light coal ft ^tskta. d-A^. ud applying a littk»:^rt at th* firtf hoeing. The uncertainty of results ot ap­ plying special fertiliiera to crop*, in view of what their ash contain* by an»)yai«. Im* ia the fact that no mu can telt even by th* most careful analysis, what inorganic coast ituent* of a soil ar* lacking, with any reliable degree of certainly. Wei', what are fannas* do do who have not a supply of stable manure? If you tu purchase fertdisen that are truly rich in potaah, ni­ trogen, aqd pboepborie acid, it sriU be safe rail. bill : S-.eT tbe «.to —< sawtot ('.I a sesfwsartw a.wUc to tails tree tone (AtaOTtb. raacstoe S TRAiwFCHiljiO >6*th. i1 if ii...J AT. JfWWSxsxu iam b k.r.h, (I..* l».i l> OS* u.'.'r n tor creator, to *>»•< i ments, Envelopes, Busi- IIAID RAMM DIVISION. The Reliable Shari Liu i*m»i A» airsaiT .. S !•’ »>*»•■ .r at to«.« den. Cards, &c. - Aaetdtadj.llM other day. retold that rigkl nd*. *«n killed by Uffeuag lq aa adjUalag Minty, -cloud pactou.- ' abe eicfaimd. place* the aama —la* For instance, Mr. A. desire* a fertilin-r for Indian corn,haring no stable manure to spare. He buys potash, nitrogen, and pbosphoric aeid, as supplied in prepared com­ mercial fortitacro, and liis crop ia good , but hi* neighbor unrs the sama fertilixer on tbe same kind of soft, and get* a very poor crop, while another farmer pets a fj in Advance. Dodgers, Posters, Bill HeadsJJetThirty -year* ago, Prof. Liebig, of,Ger­ many, prtrtunlpUed thia theory, a* a di* corrry that would nvoiationiae faming in Europe and the United Stales. All a inner had Ip dt^ui order to grow a good crop of anything^/** first to look at the IICHH;ANTAflD*Tffi‘’SDUTH. mattred Swera4ton to s»*se«t to.tr “SlltfA!fiA-koOTH ... . —*-‘-*^i«siwn “XJ.ts: mIssML ••* Clad » IteUnwto taws? lissi-tK’.;: sresnaisas: HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. GEO. .IDS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS Tnwni month. 1 feel I esa safely recom­ mend the use of theat fertilizers to dairy­ men whose pasture* have become so im­ poverished that they must Loy mare land of sell off stock, and to those others who residing in ibkkly Milled aetghborboods, *nd tear large towns or cities, find the lo­ cal aertnge ia pasture land* diminishing." These fertilixers ean be eUainol of dealers ia tlw-m in all citior. Th* expense per •ere. aa applied above, will be about $11. It is a good plan to *xpcritaent with va-. The Grat Sotten Ttaiiita. GENUINE 'Vibrator” Tirshiii Matta. RAHWAY COMPANY a* * trill '.of what they will produce, al­ ways bearing in mind tbit potash u the neil rdudtl* of all spacial fertilitec*. Ia dry scaaow* throe fertiliaera do bat little Bone superphosphate, ammoaiatod, sells preaena in bi* behalf, while the opposite quality axereues aa quick a prejudice at about *40 per ton. Pcrnvimt guano sell, at about f«0 per against him. Tbe politician who baa thia adraatage easily distances *11 tbe rival can­ Sulphate of potash sella at about H per didate*, for every voter bo speak, with Ucame* instantly bis friend. The very U-nc* IM J--.ru !• ia which he ask* fur a match to light Nitrate of potash sella at about 19.54 hi* cigar ia often more potent lluut tbowperil* pounds. Muriate of potash sells at about *3 per of a Webatcr or a Clay. Polished muncr ba* often made Landrod* succcsaful, while tbe ben of men by their hardness sod ooolnus have done theme*! re* an incalcu hide injury, the ehell being so rough that tho srorld could not believe that lUre was a precious kernel within it Had Ilaleigb never flung down his cloak ia the mud fur the proud Elisabeth to walk on. kis career through life would scarcely have been clv.ll.' City Drug Store J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS, - - MICHIGAN. Drug*>and Medicines of nil description! kept constantly on hand, and Pretcription tkillfuUy compounded. Also a full line of MB, ELIIIHS, FH, OILS, DYE STUjf'df'S, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless varieties. epical ismeiw, nm XxitBC s&s-£ssfr.s'_~-isa.-t zxayErSsstBis’z; T>"» II 4 as* Fra. ssj-rs:-3i.srtiE.vcs.".' r»*^Z*M m NICHOLS SHEPARD & CO. The Mild Power CURES HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specifics AidSfett&JisasAst ----------------- Kta ruin, °®iM ‘ SHLF «® � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-07-11.pdf ee502696104f306e5690431046d1ab88 PDF Text Text Urruilicyl Btf/M 7j< Bastings Republican Banner TEHMS OF St!MCmtTIO* i VOL XXII, NO. 11. WHOLE NO. 2 — 157- HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. JULY 11, 1877 - PaoraOSAL AMD B0SHE3S 1 I 01/04/ftfXM RA TES OF AD VER FIRING v;sSlELiiZ?,:Ji ------ 1---- ---- ---------- —------------ - .'I----------------------- .......... ............... ___________ ___ ~L _____________ .. • Hew a Chicago Girt Fixed Him. No, m. you wrong siymixfcrtune th. ATTORNEY ATTORNEY ud alighted." Here Gilbert drew » *1 th. appearance of Aunt Ju«, sntcring the room behind Myra’a ehalr, who <hd omas Rake, M. BL.IZOPHYSICIAN A SURGEON Prof. Tuner un . “TU udder abould extending well behind the ioun over all Competitor* at the Great Centennial AT LAW* I l< 1 r<.'. Field Trial, It works the easiest because the weight of the driver does the dumping, and is the most! durable because it has WROUGHT IRON (not cast) Axles, and BRASS COIL SPRINGS AT LAW ^SOLICITOR (not iron) over theteeth. THE CLEANING BAR IB ENTIRELY NEW and NOVEL. NO STICKS PU’GGED IN THE AXLE, NO BAR RESTING ON THE TEETH. We also have the I both pity and forgive you,” laid Qfl. ra trorbatu wm eating billevnere. Inauad rf Imuk wrn recently robbed <>f 130,000. urf devotion of hi. E. F 1IROWX. M. With a cry of rag., Mrs. Gorham her bet, but aorurtWac in the wdamrebia SINGLE REAPER, LIGHT MOWER H^ilnXXuh. RURAL TOPICS. COMBINED MOWER AND REAPER. CENTRAL HuCSL bio. till the old man Gilbert, aickencd The Champion was the lighest draft of ijl the Machines tested at the Centennial Field Trial of Mowers tpid Reapers and received the highest award. mpwally thorn Urine fimilire ofchildren. htm-ielf a lirote. ask'd by ow faith, MYRA WILBUR S MISTAKE The New Champion Single Reaper is a COMPLETE SUCCESS. It is unequalled for quality of WORK, LIGHTNESS of DRAFT and DURABILITY. &ein« - - of Wrought entirely Iron. Mailcable Iron and Sweet's H°Tel) UH. Weight is Little More Than One-Half FiBIT lickliai ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IS C1IASCSKT MISHAWAKA DOUBLE SHOVELS AC-, AC, n ■. lit . 1 f i:. ■; i r Why, aU to think I beiiered that a wore cmutut mid plentiful Certala ly I If Gilbert'. father had lived raria Green and Potatoes STUDEBAKER WAGONS. SUPERIOR AND HOOSIER GRAIN DRILLS, AU Gilbert'., and might have been all age of twenty one, and bltuhiarfv an- Come and see ourStock. Vol.22 2vl. H.H1TII K. KNAPPEN. ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICIT- ? y »u a moat wboteaome rmtniol bis grandfather'. extreme indul- other Reapers, which is a very desirable feature. DENTIST Inm. ■ W GREBLE & TWSSEIul^ Om 500 TAILBB BASIS bit grandfather orrfy nodded ami mid. ••Suit younrll, »y boy, rail yuan Ko a tnagnifireot diamond waa dipped Mrra'a finger, and Gilbert entered into tha ant comfzre part of th. ahunlder blade. Muftiply the length of the girth <_!• inchea) and di­ H. C. I'M KIIA.'I 1 \S k si HGF.ON mnitiply by twenty-three; if between MT. where tha paper hanging, acre tinted with aUet waa doc tnrmd, U mid •1. W . HIKF.K. Mr. Gorham, although be waaold and serf girth and length in feet and multiply the M tf. ri’joiix. pHTticiAX a suaosoM.-o«e. «Mi by «r AND SEVEN MEDALS AT FIELD 1 RIALS IX EUROPE IN 187S. — V jX3,,,OX jiiii iniw r wes i\n iilii’iiix PIIYnlCIO A MVJtUKiS. ■S3 I waa only thinking that Gilbert told entirely tiependent faahioutd notion, of hoatauliiy ware toe uu praunniuirr, tbo old mu lived.’ K WM. II. HAY FORD. ArroitNEY rreklcw u~r V*'* »P, Norember to April I rompcet tn the .prior tag- With a apongc apply . light coat of RN IKKUUV aijra waa oi luu epu Kha worked a pair rfquilud .Upper, the aged fret, .be rent CjWer. and da 1BY fumca. aur, therefore, ia the aafmt ve- ■ .i k 1,1 ( H'S It! SSF.I.L, . I-;,- 34 BUCKEYES TO 5 CHAMPIONS act of patting on the Unima. of a claim of hit grandfather. asaiaet Goremmm, called Gilbert to Waah SOLD FROM HASTINGS AND MIDDLEVILLE JAM876. i: । ply the rad. with a .ponpo. MESSER iioi.B.ioni. BROTHERS POWERS &BARLOW mc me. will Jamx GoanAM. Uf .11 .tran I3S0.627.000 grrenbuk. and fractional ■bore directed, (without oiling,) nctm. 1316,620,217 National Hank notm, if to try hi. ooMUncy, Him Jam aided .i-.- M GiiUn '•n willarr N EW The Circulation Medium. lam, nbb-Jtu and jewelry, llU IU pretenae of tuoqraitw nut heraeif in Rilbcrt'a way with oray alt ip New tori Io I-. Rub off with • i is. : la.-k :;.;a tu.- vainly trwd to rtmao IWILUA To thia ahould be addad thoroughly bewildered, hurried to meet Builders, examine their Build ff. j. N^/i, ing Material, House Trimmings, Carriage, Sin and Onamiai Paints, Oils and Varnishes Farmers, examine the WIABD Hsitinjia.^MicIi PLOW, before purchasing others, Jefferson St., Every one warantea. U1D73JE3 J > 777777/ Those contemplating buying Special Medical Announcement loy Cornfort arid Hpppincxn Mowers or Reapers should see Sick and Afflicted! the Walter A, Wood Machines QF IIASTINqB AND VICINITY. at DR. J. B I SUBE a prored to be clay, r the arriral of M low* Republican Platform. half ■horelful of .table dung Iho fallowing are thejmMead UhJu Gilbert, returning from a drive with Ella, me joy F other currency, and we .till hare prettv well toward »300,(KWJXX) of available cur- ber aid thM la the dairy dl.trioto it geoerally require, four acres of pasture to ot/ny rpreial itjUreat hare always apMxwcd l-l the j;,- right, and mw19,i. POWERS & BARLOW. auro and a half of rowed corn adiouniinr THE STERRINSBRO’S SAY Don't buy any Furniture or Picture r rames, until vou have priced their Goods, for win.nt« money by it. Everybody knows they arc the only BEPA1B SHOP. A TU public ___ �H R. Steven* Column > ryr^wsiicg/ the bittarorea and hatred of the South, rad acclsg ahi*, will tUy sot ba* mon than VE&ETME J ever cuai-imvil Uu*. prudence, a* well Sa t wma had. but tbrt* was a* genera! esl*- The President'* Southern Policy We briiere that before the end of the' term oi lb* prreenl Administratioo it will' be scan by all those who honestly oppuee1 the Premdcnt's Southern policy on the1 ground that it b wrong in itself and fatal1 to the future of tbe Republican party,> that tbe President's oourat, judged from » Republican standpoint, whether it bears the fruitage which he anticipate, or fails through the perversity of the Southern j>eople b wire and jwrt. ehangrcin the Baji.vxx office, and that there may be no mbtaka* in th* future wc will just aay that Mr. Dewvy remain*, a* heretofore, the relitor of the Bax MAX, and a* such b responsible for all that sppmn in it, hot that Mr. Xtakern has bought an interest in tbe office, and iaken entire Three i* a apkt among the Democrats of Hamilton county, O.. and Ctnncinnaii will send contesting delegation* to the Tha redaction of the internet charge on tbe public debt since July 1st, 187U. b fit,M>,525, which b th* result of th. charge of lbs borines* department at one fuudiqg operation. of tbe publisher*. No other change b nGeneral Fraoeb C- Barlow, of N«w ticipated st prewent. Yack; critisbas the rceent aril service or­ der of; the Iftrsident s* fotile, ineffectual aad "poaitirely pcrnicioua.” books and every rule and ordinance of our Prarident Hayes has directed that tbe city should be rigidly enforced, aod that it b tho duty of the licrn to enforce these elaimv of all colored applicant* for federal law* and ordinance* without any special di-1 office* be duly respected, sad that a fair rectioo to to do; and yet we know that proportion of such titisum, if competent. they do MA do it, end that constant viohtion* in- permitted tn ]«*■ unpunished. Ephraim Hollsad, the Cincinnati gam­ A deciarati.re to llut effect aud a pledgr We ny enforce the b w«, all knot wo uni, bler, who some lime ago pleaded guilty to to take ail proper mcnsura* to bring it w.lbuui respect tn peraou* and places. procuring illegal votes at the last October about wn* embodied m it* platform. No electim, was recently sentenced to thir­ man data ing a particle of patriotism cun The bfoody pool mtit against Mr. TUdeu teen months in ths Ohio PsuiteoUary. oppoac the oomumnution of *uch a grand ba* been dremimod. Will tbe organ* The Secretary of the Nsvy, following in purpose For more than two generations plsaao take notire. — Hutiugt Jotmal. ■John, tall us about that “bloody pool suit." the footstep* of the Prrautent, has direct­ distracted tbe country until the/ culmina­ Who commenced it, and who dbmbeed it? ed caamaadaau of Navy Yard* to" em­ ted in a iisody and devastating war. The organs (?) will be plcuqd to taka no- ploy laborer* with respect to thrir skill and «ffirieMy and without regard to pobtTherefore, th* party and tho adminitlra- tioo which ia sufficiently patriotic and wise to lea l the way to a jw_rmancnt reconcilia­ tion of ail the sections off our country, on term*, which will neonre the political right* ofall and the liberties of alt* the ]>eople with exact e«|mdiiy before the law wdl bar* performed tho grandvwt mbsiou which was ever undertaken by a political What b the permanent pacification of th* Sooth and what dore it involve ? We think the President understand* it to Bnu th* estobliShment of law and order and good government in tbe South on a b**i» which will be reneooably aaibfociory to all parties, and will secure the right* of all. No one ean truthfully deny that the utteranere and art* of the President indicate that thb is hi* purpose. Be soems to regard the cstaUiahmcnt of good govern­ ment and the resfonafon of good feeling M the firrt great need of the Skuth, and. io fact, an imperatir* aeeamty not only for that section but for the whole country,'' To accomplish that purpose, he, and vfe think most intelligent observer* of affair* ■in lb* South, believe that what i* called the “color-line" in politic* mut be obtiter- bolored ritixen* all their personal and po­ litical right*. On that point it seema to u* Ibero cannot lie two opinion* , among observing men. If the experiment of hav­ ing all of one race vote with one party and nearly all of the other with the opposite patty bud not bren tried for more than a 5*mh of yaan and resulted in u -thing turmoil, i..j ..u.x-, vgkfcrt ahi! form* there might be a chaste for debating this question; but having been ths* trird, the question is no longer open for debate. The white* of the South hare complain ad bitterly that the Fedora] Govmmest has not given them an opportunity to oov>trol their local affaire by officer* elected at fairly covwtitutal’ election*. They e«>tn. plain that Federal troojn'have been used to act up and support corrupt State gov- complaints are groundless aod absurd, and that there dore not appear to be any ground for ramphioia sf thia character, yet it b nercvlbelcsa true that a large number of mct/wliu are in ail other rewpects in sym­ pathy with tbe pol.cy of the Republican I-arty. arc convinced that the policy of the The purpose of the President seem* to ba two-fold. First, he would do hi* utmost to remove the eoior-liae and to impress upca thr people of the Booth that they are to be treated the same a* the people of lb* other States, and moreover of hi* en sata. In ths toomd pbes, in order to re­ move th* eeuss of complaint arising from the use of Federal interfere^*, the Pretid<t.t ha* removed the Troepe from tho State Houms aud sllawed the people thereof to d*tormroo thrir own State govern mint* Tbe Prariient ihunfor* baa don* all that be can do for the South fa order to show hb good will and to remove »U cause* of e xnpiriul* Now he ha* a right-to expect, *ud w* think doc* expect, that tho people of the Sduth will in such numbers as will <-nsure impartial aad driest govmmest, mmd bi. efforts .nd crown hi. plan, with auccma. If th* people of tb* South are wise enough to rceiprocate th* •{fails of Us* PremdMl, hb policy will prove the aod pursued by a/vdcral Administration, la thia event it-wSl certainly redound to tire baaed! of the Republican urganisati.M>. Will they do itT But after a raaaanihla Uw, for it will A complete and perfect answer to th* Statement ia 'art wc*k> Journal that th* Republican* of low* ' boldly repudiate him [the President): and hi* jodscy” will bo found in the raMutiona adopted by that convention, published clmwlicrv in Tib Washington Star says that Judge T. M. Cooley, tho Chisf Justice of the Su­ preme Court of Michigan, will be appoint­ ed United Htatu* Circuit Judge to all. die vacancy caused by the death of«Ju'lge Emmon*. •ugb|y in eartMSt ia putting hl* civil aervic* adorn theories into practice. Office holders arc given to undentand that they must attend atriedy to buaiuaas, and let the umchioe run itedf, or be ran by other with >uch a flourish of irampets whan K« wa* made Governor *f New York. • >Th* measures which have failed to be­ come Laws by tbe trtion c* own artton of I, Mr. Bui ■ -t I Am ■ I • !i-fotit-x th. drparUnenta of N«w York and largely redurifig tbe expcimra of tho City Governmeat ; reducing the exorbitant eiperuce of the Commissi >oer of Jurcrc; the on* re­ organising aod doing away with tbe ex­ travagant elemvnt of the Coroner a system; th* bill doing away with the neadtaa M> rioe Court; aud that making the public tebuols entirely independent cf nolitiriaw and politics. What maka th* Governar'* acteon will* reference to .these measures mare inexplicable b that he baa already approved a MH cuttiag down tbe nalarioi of th* officers of the city of Brooklyn, who were chiefly Itecublicanv. It serve* to show how thorooj&ly tb* Governor m under the control ol tho Tammany m«uagen, and lubeervictA that shadow of Mr. Tilden u to "the pood of tbe party," to which be is almost a raw recruit. In rain do eitixena who** property i» taxed riusost to the point of confiscation implore that the iron grip of Tammany tax cater* ' be broken. Gov. Robinson b the servant of Tammany, nut the Executive of the people has an enormous pquod. with kennels end stalls ; and all dc-ga not muxxled and bear­ ing a tag with th* word •■Ueeoesd" oa it, taiy be caught, pul into th* pound and, if not claimed within forty-right hour., drowned. One* eash year the Mayor di­ vide* tbe city into thirty.lv* district*, and appoint* a catcher for web, who get* thir­ ty cent* for every dog not licetual and muxxled that be arenrea. Everybody who muxs a valuable dog gore al onre to the pound, and in nine case* out of ten findi hi* pct. Th* aauuaJ eatehiug eumtnencrxl July fire*, and a queer thing il waa. Tbs police found men ia partnership with th* catebere. who had rollreted from fifty to two hundred dog*, in th* country, which were to be turned over to them, and ths profit* of the »peeulaii.Tn divided. Bey* of all *um and degree* of dirt ranged out into she neighboring villages, captured every dog possible and dragged them let* town, for the fifteen cents per btwd that the calebei would allow thetn if tbe propcould see the tranmrtfan. The regular catching h done after three o'clock in th* ntorning. The catcher has a female dog immediately that bo appears, dog* of ev­ ery poawible kind issue front the alley* tad courts, and by skillful manipulation they as* caught and thrown into a wagon with a wirs net, until it i* full, when they are driven to the pound and incarcerated. There I* a season of consternation among the owner* of dog* Tbs datebora, who ate a* regardless of the right* of owners a* asy other highwaymen, boldly demand of who hare prta, a price for Immunity, and if the. price b not forthcoming, th* pet xjtuchow turns up miming. It b some roosulation to know that they get biites io doing tbvir Work, and that there b a chance of their being token with bydrophobb, though it b doubtful wbrtber the poison of a mad dog'* bite would Lave any effect updo » Now York office-holder. The unclaimed after twenty-four hours, arc drowned, aud their bodies are melted The Russian* hsv* reconstructed, and re oemtinuing tbe bombardment of Kan. A twelve hours' buttle ha* been fought Bnc, eight y««r» ago. went into partnership with on* Scott, in the imurgliag of .silks and laooa Tbe method was very A Henna dbptteh state* that 20,<(U<» urnpie. Tho pood* were- brought ia the oewly^rrired Rusriaw are, now <ra the cabin* of the efitm, and by eolluion with rwiple m the Cu»tom houre they march from Ja*y to Galal* were pcraiiUvd to l«e landed without exConstantinople, July 9 —-The Porta ba* uuination, a* peraooal property. Where publbtied a protest, accaring the Rusthere was too much, th*** valuabfa goods were packed in barrria of plaster or salt, aod Europe. er •om*tbw»g a rimita uaSore, that waa Busharcat. July C.—It b stated here presumed to bare mate out** ballaM. and that over 120,000 lluaaians hayc crossed <x«**nient atom in the city war* provided for It* reception. , Bevcnl heavy merdual* in th* city were in th* trade in fact, there was a great deal of money in it. and the bireinere wa> a* regularly rarried that a regime*l of iltusian cavalry, mapported by infantry, attacked Ziban Wed Scott and hi* partner* have amuggUd nesdsy, aud was defeated with a km* of 50 goods Wurth two million* of dollar* within the. eight yean th* burinaaa baa been rankilled, and 100 wounded. Shuts!*, July 6.—A battle was fought Thursday in the vicinity of Biela, Lasting twelve hours. Tbe Ruiaians were repulsed with rssriderable low, and fell back on Sister*. No detail* of the fight have bran Erxoroum, Joly -Tie Rtmiaus foil kA in an orderly manure from I'tochiSaaA to ,Ip*k, followed by the Turkish right f ’There wm frequent cavalry skir■Hmm.-A- regular ___ engagement rommcnced •t dsybnwk on the 4th, and lasted until 2 o'cloak in the afternoon. The only feet lurried was very high, ha* made a rathtomlortable thing of it. Tan euljwit* » now in the bind* of the poliee, end H»c work of clearing owl th* Custom hour to j.rofrcaring aatfafeetorily, to ersry body but those who fold thn—lvm •bort a brad. One bundrod and seventy, five men were discharged thi* week, and Tho ualucky ones are making a fearful outcry over it, sod are trying vary hard to make a war upon the President. Of coots* they tell all aorta of (torfaa, but they all seed to be taken with many grain* of allowance. Tbe greatest care A dispatch front the seat of war os the ha* been taken in making thi* reduction Dan uh* are. a great b»tlfe ia impending near Siatova. The Turk* are attempting Io ent off the llureians from the Danube. bowl about one-anned eoldisn being disduring the last fbw daja have been Vary mireed, yas must remember that ooesevere. The comspondect says be h»* ansed soldier* do aometinsca drink, and got tbi* tefagram through by mail and by wire, a* th* diffieuitie* in the way of tele­ graphing anything of importance direct inerraee daily by the vigilance with which diraisared, and who are now making an bcwj m guarded. effort to gat lympatky oa that account. There will be a great deal of dirty lin*n waslwd in thi* matter, which would ju*tify Hie Prarident aven if justifieauoa wore delay in bringing suite and wreaiag tLem in tb* court*. In tha Very latest day* of the aunprign it was diaeuvarod that Mr. their BMoeuUo who ere retained. to show' Tildon'a friend* bad made an arrugemctit Chet if tbay wm diamhud for bum there• with the chief of th* canal ring, a promi were other* equally gujky; and the dm' tn.nl Itanocrat, and bo had become a thw obtained will be followed UH thews-■ champion of Tilden aud Reform. ‘ Tlx election bring over, the eanal raid I “; -“I’ 1 i ibat b» must bare known of th* eorvuptioo; and hi* plea that it wre ody foltow ■ ing precedent will not probable that be will go. Th. prefearional politician* of New York ar* an aston bration. The Fourth of July » set » very popular day in New York, tor the population b MA snfficisetly American. SL Patrick's day ha* a muck more geaer al obaervanoe With th* population twothird* foreign, running all tbe way up from China* to Irish aad from Irish up to ovary nationality oa. ths glob*, it cannot be ex posted tb.t s day Purely .American aboalJ ‘ But wail till St. Patrick'* day com** 1 Than buainraa will be (Upended, then the street* will b* block ed, then whiskey will run like waM, then building, will break out in an eruption of great and there will bo a show worth •**ir«. No, New York b not an American city It b Irish to tbe core- The Irish ooatrol it, and hav* their own way. Heocr a Dimosratie majority of 25.000. and taxre that hang over every man * property like a mortgage ; aod, as a result, a dry­ ing oommcroe and a city noariy bankrupt. It b ma a Fourth of July city. 1 —to a mistake It b sridsaUy tbs de­ sire of all but a small fractisa of lb* Re­ " publican party *f the country to maintain tbe oraanixatfan of the party, am! tbe fu­ ture yredomine.ee of Reptblicn priuapfa*. Frcodbcusrioa ba means of securingibieeod*. aud should prominent individuals b* retogated to obscurity, Ote life of the orgsnitauou must be preserved. clear of the rock* upon which other RepuUics have split, and to maintain ia their iat*crity, the institntioo* established by the founders of tbe griveromsnL The pest ba* gon* into history, tbe future b scaled to all except the Omnieaeut Eye. But the pea should teaeh how to pertorta jfrlbN* Evidence. Vecetlne Tegetiue YeceUne Vegettoe Yesetln* Yegetinf Vesetinn VeseUnc TeseUnc Vegctlne Vesedne Yesettae YeseUnc VesetiDo Veged>e Yecedne YeeeUne Vecetlne Yesetlno Ye<etlne VeseUne VeseUnc TeccUne Vesetlnn TegeUne Tesedne VeseUnc Vecetlne Vecetlne Tacetlne Togetlne Tegethte GROCERIES, ■* are fa the market with a larger Mock than rrer, ami all wv-k of y x. i. *, a amine our *T0C< AXl> r&IOtx. Health, ffitrangth' AND APPCTITL TEA. We bar* it ftnm tf) eanls to |14>0. We will guarantee <- «nt joo COFFEE. . W* hare none but pure, for w* roaw and grind our awn. • SOAP. We sail more than aU of Barry County. TOBACCO. Wear* ircm Ifa: to 20e pre pound cheaper than any other stale fa lb* St* CROCKERY. We hart retough for you all, and at price* that defy cmnprtitiea. WALL aF’Al’JeiEl. W* have a new supply and can anil you all. STONE "WAELE. W* hare a cur loud «f .55<N» gallon* of Ohio Ware. VoL 22 4tf. It ■ th* fart. Smith Hogle & Preston. HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specifics WABIIIXOTOX, aly *.—The .following iepram from Gt McDowell, cummandig the Military iriaioo of the Pecfifa, War Department thia Adjutaat-Geoerri, Gsahfagtoa — Tbe following telegrams, both from Lewbtoe, hav* been received from my aid-de cramp, whom I had eent up to Gen Howard'* eomman-l The first tetegram. July 4ih„ aayx No. new* airact from Whipple' go wtth ■i rack a___________ ____ ____ _______ iog gl**a at Kamaai Sunday aod inflicted revere punishment, capturing a large amount of stock. Indian Inapee*or W«v kraa, who ha* recently been with G«n. Gen. Barlow and Horace White bare Howard, write* from Lapwai thb morning each given to the public hi* views in reiatiou to the order of th* Preaideet, having OA. Howard's vigoroea aetion ape p*»for it* object a reform ia th* oiril servlre. ducing marked rreulta. Lsokiag^daaa wtahee to coma ia with hb band Wat They eoufio* themseivw mainly to a criti- kin* state* Joseph has rccroreed tbe Sal­ asm of tbe propriety of prohibiting th.ae mon sod is moving rest for tbe Bister bolding office from participating in tbe Hoot country with Ges. Howard at hi* ............................. barring the way, aad 543690 ShIm ladk The Advance Plow nafit Matin’ Mi: OIETIC lOlfflffir LIGHT-RUNNING MOWER s REAPER ‘DOMESTIC’ BEST. to degrade the service by making tl:» r1finer almost * cypher ia th* body-politic, and taking from him the right briongiog to every American cilium. Hr take* the position that, if the proper person* l/- ap­ Plaster, Lime, pointed to offioa, there will be no dinger of thair traMoonding th* Hadta of propri­ ety ia th* rxrrcisc of thair political nriril- bav* all been .undoubtedly taken. Il u unsafe to rend anything to him until the Klamath Company arrive*. He urges it to be saai to his aid with all dupeteh. Information just ap by boat poMpooes th* until of that company a day or two Still no new* frem Howard, ft b proba­ ble hb courier* Lave been internspted. A citittn from ColvilU. Jam ia, rep-. Horace White, oti the contrary, not on­ ly oodorwa tb* order but boldly mrerte that it do** not go for enough Be con­ tends that the permuafon to contribute money ol thair own accord will leave a loop-bri* for evading the spirit of the or­ der. Like all who tabs aid** with him on thb question, he prints to the rivil aervws of England, and iarinutaa that, fa thb •hares in hi* apprehesaiosa. It juatna eounlry, a* ia Great Brittan the office, there m ample ground for Geo. Howard's holder rtould not be jxmt.itted to vmc. application for more troop* [8i«Bad] Kmn, The*, extrema views answer themed-, e Old England waa cairned by tbe exerctae *f a tyranny which repudiated fnodreu in th* exsreiee* of political rights. But Mr. White, fa hb prabsa of tha orehr ah-reld, i! he could, hsv* pointed to th* ounriatsney of the appointing power ia the spplicatioo of lb* rah. Exasrinadra would have shown him that aiacty nine out of erenry hundred of th* ofiere 000forred rinc* the 4th of last March, hare been reward* for political rerviw. Tn boos lhaordaraowb like Irekiag th* am­ U* after th* bore* b ache Th* truth b, the principal sdvosate. of lb. prwpomd change m the Demoerata who hav* «rerrthiug to grin and nothing tn loss by a. racxaXD aid cttAuuiLaix rati m snitui. raormn* ns Vergne of N*w York, Vemetine Kx-Gov. John A. Dix, in his recent letter to the Preridest, Uys claim to being tbe author of tbe eird asrvire rule, new again promulgated, rebtire to reduction of forts*, repudiating the in­ flueace of Member, of Congrm* in procur ing appolntmente, and prohibit lag amresmenla upon riuployre for political purposes. AU thb, be aven, he did in I860, as Democratic Poetmaster of tbe city of N«w York. He hss esrefully preserved, for sereatreo yesra, and now publbbm than* letter* a* ev idsoom of h» having been the John the Bupust of tbe pras«sl ent.*de Thank heaven, all the immigrants to against political wickedness thi* country are not Iruh. A ship-toad Aenordlng to lb* ex Governor's own of Rwiu Menonrtoa landed here yatcr- ritowisg, hb preaching in the wildernea. day, and west straight to Nebraska They Lad bat lulls effect, and the war ha.iag did not atop to vote and hold office for a been inaugurated, rivil aer^to* reform while, but went straight to their farm*. went to tb* doc- But th* does of They are a speeb* of drunkard* who Will the war, ibis sam* gvntUman bseam* not bear arms, and prefer to Imre their Governor of the great .Cate of New Ywk, native coantrie* rather than de military and was ctotbed with th* power of diwaervio*. They are rich,—this party aver penaing patronage immeasurably greater aging 52,000, gold. They buy thrir bods than that pertaining to the office of Poet­ and have enough to stock them, and com-, master.’ ' It i» Strang* that, in bis retro mencs making money at one*. X>f ecu roe ■pact, be jumps over thb parted, to edbet tb*y sKth. re tb«y left, in rolooka. All lovtaMea of exertions in th* lie* of civil of them read and write, and they are a* desirable citisens u any tb»t come to our ■born Nebraska get* ths meal of them, ed. while hi* opponent waa elected, oaten that country being almost identical with sibly, m a rrfurn candidate. The «xth* on* tbsy left. This party settle near Govcraor is, "o doubt, a pure man, but Columbus. Nebraska, uu land bought for bi* attempt to apprupriale to himrelf the thorn by their agtet nearly a year ago. rights of “au original inventor" i* an•w. red by proofe of subsequent ••abandon­ ment," and tljevcrdict of a jury (th* hope of any tin fall. The weather is fear people of New York) agaturt him. fully hot, and every storm *rem* to make it hotter. Ob, for green wood* and purl­ Th* member* of the ‘ eorpa repertorial" ing brook* I Pirrao mak‘e daily inquiries, at the appointmcM office* in the several Executive Depart­ Our Washington Letter. ment*, to ascertain if any Federal officer Tint Dav W» CxirsxATX—Tni Crf- ha* yet sent In a reeignatioa of bis office, n. Bnvicu-CnsMunitam-Ex Gov. giving M a tesaoo for • > doing that, being Dtx-No Sven Wox» asReatox in a member of a political eommitto*, be Is unwilling to forego hie freedom of action as a politician at tbe behest of these whoa he aided a* partisan candidates. Tbe rxxDxxct universal reply has bean; “not one so tar. ircraary of th* "n nor do we expect any uoe to sacrifice his ndepcndenc* has j office and its emolument* oa tbe altar of « one hundred toi hi* msabood.'■ Will not thb "Etod of re­ xi's history bar* h form end in making public officer* a body 1 patriotic orators, of political imbeciles, Mmentitma in the geu exhorted to pre body pelitic, and a new eesfr ia American the true line of progress, taking a* a guide tha admAaitiona of the fatbrta to keep society to be d>wpiv«d rather than admired part of wisdom to shut out from our view a policy or a public measure merely be­ cause it is beyond recall If any such be iadedsd ia lb* long list of administrative Purifitt tt>e Blood, R*novain .and ln»igor»tM the Whole Sy»ttm. ' , t ' 1 , , Stucco, Plastering Hair, Shingles, &c. ■oom EsntrseusG sienna- A. D. COOK. WP-lt»w*li A CoV Col. inn *600 pianos FOR raw ifSSi �ibjrn Special Notices. CITY DRUG STORE WAHZERABARHE8 Sect.; Xareaa Ballty, Treaeurer. JmnMuro Pby. O. G. John T Hklaaar, L 0.. John M" Beemer. R. 8. to X. 0.; Doloa Hopkime. U 8. to X. Oliver Covert. X. 8. t* V. G.; Mircua Cramer, L. 8. to V. Q.t Mlekal Maynard. BOIEOPITHIC BOttDlHS. MEDICAL ud LAW BOORS Fummbed al Pnblinbre* «ta. All Prescriptions aud Receipts Carefully Prepared. Closing Out! ua.mt netted fur th* Ft re Department war about one brntdred and fifty dollar*. Eewylhiag panned off pleaaaatiy. no drunk- TV* TrM, tkiCrmrail.—nabbar* Brea. TiSv.-SsSirto Sja^&aHaral Itoelrtr. LaVnratoreUUbut jAktaair All About the Closing Ont! ' Balance of Our Spring and Summer stock. . County. Suita actually worth $7.50 now only $5.00 Suits actually worth $10.00 now only $6.50. « Suit, actually worth $12.00 now only $8.50. Suita actually worth $15 00 now only $10.00. . Coat* and Vests really worth $10.00 only 7.50. Coats and Vests regular price $1,2 00 only $8.50. Boys' suite $1.00, 1.50. 2.50, 3.00, 4,00. Boys' suits for $4 and $5 worth 50 per cent more. Men's fine all wool pants $2,50, 3.00, 3.50. Men's all wool Coats, job lot, odd sites, only $2.50, and 3.00 worth 5.00 to 8.00. MEN’S WHITE VESTS worth $1.25 only 75 eta. Men's summer coats 25cts. Men’s heavy linen panto for 85c, worth 1.25. TO CONSUMPTIVES' How tlirth lb* UtUa boor boy, Oa ladopudooM Bay, (Jo forth Ida Migtlxir, IB annoy. r.vubvreaily gay; t'.ixjAEjsrfe saraa-uisfj veriwdeUn »ui m. . IM. r*an,trert. WUliumb- may know. Tha hire* ire eupplied with box•*. eo that ho takaa the henry whenever he K denim He hoc a botu* on the grenade, wbeneheexmeu tbe honey front tb* comb. the act wimly aad employ Dr. Hen* * tkrvv ile FreoCription, ij wffl. ia dee time, by Ila rer.ltal, wale aad nerviae nmpertle*. ration hrr health, and tran.rina her fro® the peer id>, Molding. irrilaUedempered invalid to a hippy, ckeerfal wtfo. Laying wide lertty Entire stock to be sacrificed to LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. make room for our fall stock. BAP BREATH. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St., _________ GBAJD RAPIDS. B. P B. 3. $20,000 In Solid Cash Given Away. grow and become powerful tbe geod. No efort ebuaid bo epared to encourage all who ar* angaged ia tha temperance Interert. Give them your penmul aj£>j<»k a word in aeaaoa whenever au opportunity pr*«etu*. um r**ry B. 1. B. 3, liO.OOO Is Solid Cash Given Away. B. P. B. 3, $20,000 In Solid Cash Given Awav. lliraoav Cantu, July d, 1BT7 Th* tree of traparaae* at Hickory Concn, though aawly planted in Merit* toil, after be­ ing watered by molbere lean, and e op ported lire!/. MkPhereou. to AJ»ta Tinkler, to Theta*, j Altoft, U Hebert Mann and to John F.' Gaiare, that there will be a tnectio|{ of aaid Cutumou Council cm Friday evrniar ! —~ ~ TAKE NOTICE, gremblMiom., ■M,:;;!.. of Haadnp, at which aeetiug action will | * h*v* ■> r- .<■ Hots. Henry A- Goodyear b making exten•In* repair, on hi. boon an.1 horn, and tbe otbvr Lolldlng* orf hi. ku al lb* cventr of Bread­ way and Court *u**ta. Tber* waa ko meeting *f th* CmUicU an Ayer's Advertisements. mi iw: mm Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, Those whom it Call il may Concern. I am now running 7'o IlMiing*. Mich., July Im, 1877 J. W. Bt.TTLir, Nlayut, . W. H. Stkbbim*, Racorder. New Advertisements. tta Sub of WIG HAT. of n ATS, CAPS ami GENTS’ FUR­ a New Portable Ma- NISHING GOODS to be found outIchine for moving,rais­ « Joke Mtan in, HE IS SELL JuhaSOif City Dras Store. ing or changing the \l.VG THEM ATMtTH LOWER /•RICES— Don't foil to an* th* good* Qnality. Quantity, Price*, guaranteed In foct, all p»da acid aa low a» the iewret. location of buildings Coato and mm ua from small to great, Sia TT or BIG HA.T WAinn k Dausu, june20if City Drug Store. Kmpir* BkxA.Hutinpr, With. and having . handled about 1,200 buildings in staten years, I feel GOOD NEWS TO THS PUBLIC! confident I caj satis­ fy those who may fa­ vor me with a call. Swift on tho Waf Path 'with * My address is Irv­ ing, Barry Co., Mich. STOCK OF GROCERIES Residence — Six miles directly West from Hastings. From a Uie aioli to thia iln-dretroying, plad-calthallag eo*iarty, w* decided that the preiidetu end her eedleagne are delay a were >o glorias*, that etmily Uoee can tell *be woadernue rwalu of th* tnpreeeUaa made, ll.® refer** uJ valkeJ off th* tUge muck to while tha vine I* yonng aad deiiMe. Th* Hi­ th*4i*guat«f lb* liberty lortag eudloace. lle one* Uga the triple H*Ig«. Hading tbasaOtar UX> Harting* ptcple entertain*! Ibero- echa* together with dii* thrao-fol*. triple eord wlvm lb*** lhroq(b (bo day and evening aad artray, oa break. tbe eiSer chord, th* aeverad part* are cemeiuvl Got'with penitential tear* Th* caliiraunn *f the virtwe taught i* rertalaly a mU* work, aad *bnM nil fcrth • I> PEOPLE OP BARRY COUNTY All orders in Has­ tings or Vicinity left with Powers &/ Bar­ crTte low. <_j Cbrwtlaa Cnieo prepared lefrrebraaou forth* people and financially made tbe vatorpriee a accent. Jeff Devi* pared*d the elreete, givlag great vleaaure to th* email bay* aad tbe A. S DEAN, Groan Business At my OLD STAND «o Jeffimon Street. Dr. J. LAYER 4 WOOL WOOL Irving, Mich., Apr. 23rd 1877 apr23m3. D.nr CARBOLIC OIL Untag now Tbe good people In (be leimedi­ ate tidally, gaibared in Mr. Jicvb KOm'i grove, for ll^ir .deui! home gathering , end lb* aftoraaon ’« ap*al I" k*aUb.gi,lng, aurthfal pleeaitrv. 1ft* »tn mQojrmvat «f tbe young people ™ plowing U* nitty Ur DEFY COMPETITION WOOL- OAJRXDZ3STQ CiUioonand rsaminn my atoek and priere. J. H BUTTON. (JaalAIW] Drugu, Madloins, Etc.. Etc In Hastings. Wm. H. Goodyear. Ftmusmca ghihstPEOPLES DRUG STORE. Phygiciau’s Prescriptions sod Fsmily Recipe* carefully pre­ pared »ith Orugs aud Chemicals & BARNES, WKW roax MABfiKKT ins Wripomb Marble. CHESTER’S �Railroad*.____ in it* rein* all the worldly poaasrainn** <.f' ione ba* 'MM ikvored wub the MlA/tetarjtho** who Inhabited i«. . Fortunately the !information -‘that hb pion, 1- wanted for crackling wills give timely warning ’ of political rtaaoo*,” or aaa jwMktef aecooi their intention to go down and ne lives ty. But there are exception, to genera) were lost. Had it happened m the night, acquiescence, ia accordanac with thi* offi­ the lorn ef life would hero ben terrible. cial invitation. Several of the invited' TLtrtuttUua.i of Mch building* io tie inly, the faffing of which b . mere mailer uf time, for the walla are m tbte-a* acwion, when the reaaona fur remora] must be submitted for approval or disap­ proval It i* expected that the action of tbe President will be warmly criticucd. It may be that in eomc instances he will been a Ahl am t *U« a teMlAdteae Ibat I h**r. Ate la tta* AaaelM rite*. . n*r.*<tattea> Uta l —X^— *e* a... n>*wia4*b*T**l coneEsroNOENce. Tint Tkkpkiancb Movzmkxt-~Poi.iticaL—Tbe Jews—TrxKHEMT Hot:>zs— Bntirzu Stagnation — MtasintrAMT Socwtim—Taz WzATazz. Nzw Yozz, Jute 34,1977. in going on vigrrotuly. The old Saw, reHrieting liomee to sril intoxicating drink. Io those keeping runs, and defining inn­ keeper. to bd thorn person* keeping throe bed* for the aeoomaandnAian of lira public, hh* boe4 wired, aud it* performance in- move out. __ The owner*, who are reaping twenty-five per amt. on thi* class of struc­ If there be co* thing mere than anoth­ ture*. are indignant. They don’t see why er calculated to make Republican* doubt they shouldn’t have the privilege of build­ the wisdom of th* civil service reform pro. ing any kind of a trap they ehoooe, ao posed by the Proaidcnt, it is the laudation it pay* them. » cf it by th* Democratic pram of the perradts the city now. Tbe hot weather ’eosntry. Democrat* see that il b bring­ grist to their mill, aad ao long, and brio; * basiaa* to an end, and closes every- ing 1 thing cxc>pt gin mills and soeh churehc* 1only fc> long, ■* it works to their adv*ti­ a* are not abb- to p»y their pastor* .alaries 'tage, and to the injury of tbe Republican it will receive tbe unmeas­ large csongb to ncablo them to go to Ku- organisation, ' rope or California. Bach pastor* find it ured commendatioa of our political ene­ more ia th* line of their duty to stay and mies. Th* gist of this departure from the preach the gospel daring tho hot month*. partisan tactic* which resulted ia tha de­ It hav been a dwastrou. year all around. feat of Mr. Tilden, ii to retire the hereto­ Tha theatres have all hwi money; the bus fore active worker* ia our political ranks to positiou of non-combatant*, laying alina* men who come out even consider tbe 1 Tho Government of the United St»t»rpovekawd* u>c famous “Bartholdi Foun­ tain," whieh *ra* on exhibition at tho Ccn but the people .do. Tho Republicans who tenniaL It ha* been brought to Wash­ have tried to bg decent mon in Congresa and fe the I/egulatan:, but who have been ington, and i* now being rrerted ia tho Eotaaical harden. West of the Capitol It over ridden by the trained cohort* of the fficea Pennsylvania Avenue. C'uton>-L‘JU.-e and the Pom-office, whose The architect of thi* splendid work is proprietor* had ase* of their own to grind, are rejoiced that thb b at list over, sod A. Bartholdi, ef Parts.' "It is eonitroct that hcroafecr the people will hare a chance cd cf iron, broued. ■ In tbe centre of the lawin is erected a triangular j*edc*lal, on to be represented a* they desire to be. It vu a auiMacc aad a cur**. The awirm the face* of which are m|uatie taoaxtero, and fiahn* spooling water. Upon the ped­ >.f office-hoMara made politin* a burinea, estal are three female Caryatid**, support­ Rud it was no use Jbr the dtixen to under­ ing a basin thirteen feet in diameter, which take to compete with them. Let them receive* the water from an upper twiin up­ turn ouMt a caueu* us freely as they might, held by three mfisnt Triton.; the whole the marking men bad twice the number tupported by a Mural Crodrn, through (here, men who were never known in which tbe water Bow*. An illuminating their wirdi, bat who acted al! the ume; aud xAa cocacqueeoe the wont, instead of apparatus is attached, in order to combine the (feet of light and water. Thi* foun­ the best, men' have represented tb* city. tain i. intended to embody nn allegorical Hayek' order prohibiting Federal officials representation of tho elements of Water taking port in primary jioliiiai give* groat and IJghL" Thb magnificent work will Mtlafartioa. It take* out cf the political add one more to tho many intcrcating adfield the clwncnt* that were dangerous to mnment* of tho Capital the people, and will go a great way toward purifying politic* It ia a good thiag. Of The newa brought by telegraph to the caurao New York b opposed to tb* rrmooetizing of ailyer, fur tbe interest* of a reader* of the morning paper* at the Cap­ jn-at commercial city are always in the di­ ital on yesterday, that a fearful tornado rection of keeping faith in th* spirit a* had started in Western Muaouri, and at fire o'clock, on tbe evening previoua, had wall an tbe letter. The production uf sil­ nachcd Colombo*, Ohio, caused aome sarver Lax been m» cuunnnu* a* to Ichwu its value,-and New York inaiita that nothing mists that Washington might bo within ■hall be legal tender that is not par the world over. There will be trouble in this efrj if BUT attempt U made to have a ttotUo ataadartl, for it would dwarrange ViljxK to an extent that would be di*a»trow*. Whatever may be tbe action of thepeople elsewhere, New 1’ork will bo a unit against anything Lui gold. boriaon, at 7 o'clock last evening, threat­ ening cloud* aeemed to be the forerunner of tbe approaching visitor, whieh had left aad havoc in it* wake.. Violent wind*, railing the dut *o ** to obacure objects arena* the street*, caused foreboding* of th* destruction of public and private prop­ erty ; but almcst in the twinkling of au arc »tiU excited about the order excluding eye the storm calmed, a gentle, refrmhing them from tho rummer heteb. Every rabht in the city preached oc> tho topic, cooled and a!! apprthcumas were dband tn read the paper* Monday, one would fried We congratulate uutmIvue on our «PV>*e that all the bravery, aB tbe virtue, escape, while we sympathize with the suf­ all the capacity, aad all the good qulilia* ferer* ia dbtant UcaJitiei*. that .barn ever blessed humanity, were conceomted in tho Jew*. They may bo ex­ tbe next aension ef Cotigrm io ■ sctaodcl our tariff law*, «u ■* to deprive them of their prerenl prutoctire prvvi*. saiei'i intailua, and tbouaands of peg-pick­ er. uml all that, among them; bat there an- ir> Jew mendicants, and very few Jew crimiMU. They tain care of their poor. b. iter than any other people on tbe globe; they tn- th* tnoal eharitable aad the meet entei jriMoi-. Here the Jew has had a .haw,, s»d be has ahum bimraif to be put m mere way* than tme. Tbe trhtwt of Stewart, Who ia kuura » BDton,mads .pare mitaalro when he iuedtod a race of the allegimec of the Democracy to their principle*. Indeed, they laugh to sooru all attempt* to make them peueelytea. Hear what tho organ of the Maryland Democracy e*y» of tbe ■Brciident. in the very same number in which we find a ref- more: “He (Mr. Haye*) ha* succeeded in making himself as unpopular with hi* | own party a* with the one whose eno* tempt he Ium enjoyed from the beginning." , I* it not cruel to ask Repblican* "to ground arm.," and cease political warfare with thoac who ’indulge in auch utterances ? Jacksox, July 2, 1877. Eturott Baxxui The race* are over and pronounced a grand success by all. k’ct every one unite* in saying, I am glad they are through with, for,: aa usmll. of tire. There were one hundred and three , hor*e« entered, the largvst numlatr ever' enteral at any one meeting. The weather, i with the exception of the find day, wa* I “1 THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, Hhl Has The Largest Circulation, Is Hadically Republican in Sentiment. Jaeba & Safisai ftrt fajit. J 1AILIOAI. 4 1j in Advance. “ <ta v—Jta* i»4 (Um peotoerivc. The experience ef a Mftury :hMMtabliairad the fact, that the pcoaperi . II 0 Oh wa. ' raulU.. tetr vvrll JOB DEPARTMENT, PrswsU Claw*" Sntth Jala ^•“WtV.TSV. Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let­ ii X- HAND IAPIM DIYIIIDI. The Reliable Shsrt Llw »» urn* tn itriiit ter Heads, Note Heads, State merits, Envelopes, Busi- ■s I’SISi K2ST- [|5 Geo. M. Dewey. n «e 1 ta I'.ul „ IS.,,., il? ig bS| it 1 S IS Its ।»id d acitetevin* Cards, &c„ &c. .'.*5 Editor. State St., Hastings, Mich. ktlMUa Klirre. ta*>a*<lr»4 R**U> Satatew tttasaggaifcsssiF ™ itsff।,fc£t ih-JTs GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOK ORGANS tets- :;s ■ STXSi. Ji5 : 1 aF^ii i: Ums;:. day, but aa it bad been quite dry before, it only made the track better, and u the bell rung fur the fim race, tbe sun never shone upon a better half-mile track, or a better or tnorc impartial act of judge* than occupied th* stand. Among tbe noted horses present, and probably the best in che world, was Ranta. When th- feeo-for-' *11 race wa* called, it wu found that all < but him had been drawn, and the judges, j s-tarteST-1—4 Jon 0. UoT», MtMtar. CHAXCk-RYjiALE ^v*^* mcawaju th* Clrreu Zows terru* l>. dortMr. re«*ju**at. fit Grat Stilten Ttaiita. HAILWAY COMPANY not wishing the people to be disappointed, offered hi* owner toOO if be would trot j alone and beat 2:20. Tbe proportion ' was accepted, and be trotted a mile in 2:171 with perfect ease. Among the beat1 of hi. class wm Wm/ D., owned by Ed. i Webrter of thb city, au own brother of Edwin Forwat, a hone whieh it is claimwl has shown in a trial- 2:10 without a record, probably tho fastest trotter in the world f but owing to bb haring been ward for a saddle horw, would not trot but canter just a* if he were being rode, and ha* ! been dbtaured in every trial. “SVaisAxn'tkooTii THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY G-EINTXTHSTE ‘Vilralif TMint Mies. "itb^iffiisrswfct^ss fettS-teKSKiSJASt J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, Thera are some half doaen new brick block* being hurried on to completion, al­ though every one i* comptamiDg of hard times. One fioo five-ftory hotel, built by B. E. Courier, b u findy finished as any Eouk in the State. Abo two fine store* on MoehinieSl. two upon Pearl and .two o'txxi Courtland St. JJL.j Subscription Price only 81.50 per Year HASTINGS. ■ . MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prcttcriptinna ukillfuUy compounded. Aho a full line of MM, ELIXIRS, PM, OILS, DYE STUFFS, &o. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. PATENT MEDICINES jimtoreal nf foreign u«iBf*rturtrt, and ,thedr rn-CTt* among u*. L»«aed of taskjmg our tariff law* approximate umrer to ( free trade, the interest* of tbe country ,would he auueaved by maklag them mere Bvsnau. Anti as a Local Paper is unsurpassed in the State. teS-v'w t aisted upon. Tbe big beer ralooa under the Triiatnc building put io three octa, to confarmljo the Uw, and put them in the lowest ddlar. A temperance detective, thinking that such a couecrn would not have tho beds, and that an opening would J»e had for a prosecution, went in but night and demanded lodging*. “All rigH," «*iil th* propri«tor, “oome di* way." ’And down through -hag, winding ccEara Ipo took him, till, in a dark vault, they came to throe cots, of tho hardest, mean ret des­ cription, aud with rat* coursing ovex them. “Yea vij! dake No. 2,” said the'proprie­ tor , “goot night" And he went away, leaving .the dctectiro in a place, from which no nm unacquainted with the prem­ ises could escape, without a guide. In a didcful mood he pukd th* night, and in the taorning paid bi* dollar, thinking it cheap, a* he bad th* company of the rata. Tbe leagM% working vigornuriy and to tho print Wherever'-they am catch a liquor doolar nipping,'they bring him to book ; and, a* they have plenty of money and tho boa legal talent in tho city, they are aocumplhhing aotnething. The break­ ing up uf the ring» bu k>s-.-r.Ld tho poliii- i ihlngton Letter. eal power of the gin mills, and Ute pohti ' Tbe following letter wu crowded out of ciaa. uro willing to ko them go to the ,. ]a>t week's Haxxeh by the .chuol cmayi, wall. [Note for the benefit of aH kind* of ji but i* of ao much importance politically, ri-vpcctible people.] PoliticiiB* are be­ that we give it place at this lime. ginning to court the laror of decent peo­ Tits P*moi-* BAUTnoLDt Folst.ux,— ple, because the decent people kicked in ]^ie Wixu axb Rain Stoum, axd the tracn. and refiucd to fellow them, ucka* they had ■* much attention paid to their wiahe* u to the demand* of the ntmseller*. i’tnaibly whit is being done in New York uuty bo profitably imitated ekse MAT MW. ------------ » themselves lucky; the bar* are all short, and everything is »tagnent. It ha* been ' a MaNn of economy and cutting down, and die spirit of retrenchment ha. extend " ed Into plana where it would not be lookvd for. The miarioncry societies have done littlf or nothing, the receipt* barely paying the hoary salaries of the officer*. well fur lh«wc who hare secured office by Speaking of the men* now denounced, but wo very mush doubt it* being appreciated by Re­ one, a society fur aiding poor churchm, publican candidate* in future political conha* jut published it* report, and fanny reading it is. It ha* collected during tho year 118,000, and paid out for rrnt and aaiarie* to it* officer*, 117,MS, leaving ex­ As far aa it ha* Iwen illuetrated by act* ■ actly #335 for the aid of weak churches. It doe. not state where that went to; but and prufcaalotn, nothing can be clearer than tbe President, Secretary and Treasurer all the fart that'conctaaioo* to the Dcmocr*:ic theory <d Government, in contndutinc had good salaries. It u rather expensive lion to tho Republican theory a* taught in getting money to weak churcbe* when it the luccewuve platform, of the forty, ha* takes 132 to got 11 to tho church that YMnmsATLKAY- Of all kinds in endless varieties. CITY DRUG STORE WAHZBR&BAHHKS fflHOPATBIC ROWS. xxitdO The genuinn ‘Vibrator Thresher* **a VIM h»it ** ■ICHOLt SMEPAII ft ci. “-<>>. <~b, j*ufc. » • � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-07-18.pdf b9d1add3ee1c03714bbd0901e40cccfb PDF Text Text yfr^rpv.tee1y 8^/1^ DEWKY fa W1SKKRM, TKXMf or MTBnaumnx. VOL. XXII. NO. 12 POTWL HD Bma CARDS HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY,JULY 18? 1877 ,. "rrt Falooncr had come down from 1f to tpend the morab at Proton । her wtth hie riater. at her boMtifal man ‘p'—l Hia riater had Married , Uoman cf w«*’th aad porilfan, who had her a widow with two chili’Tothi''“.f ’T'TTr7 foBd of •^MroppMeytmlbeproutU and m«t meb other and it wan at her Mment m> ®f ■ntoaMM" Hu abler broke bto a heart, laugh. .u . *n 100 T”' *-f«ber - .be aud. ' hm‘ftCT « Thomas Rake, I HYSIClAX 4SUBGEOX g^.1. fa. Bure mrek. ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR "JXCBAXCKBT. XIAiNZO D. CADWALfajUIER. i ATTORNET AT LAW k SOLICITOR . WHOLE NO. 2058. refers*1 FARMERS a"'' •*l Cu»P°ti>o™ at <he Orwl Cenlenni.1 Field Inal, It works the easiest because the weight of the driver dumping, and b the most durable because it has WROUGHTIRON (not cwt) Axles, and BRASS COIL SPRINGS ?.‘"Llron), orer ^c teeth. TUB CLEANING BAR IS ENTIRELY w,d ^OVEL. no sticks plugged in the axle. NO BAR RESTING ON THE TEETH. We also have the b°* M*rt firmly retired nil her endeavor. te brine lkw“ —“riM her that- it he over warned, it would bo for noaeduaw Nark | —~.r- ■" " • •» ■■ aa wno had kef4 ft" »»»», uj he ni Mt ,L,w u, coagrotefafe himrolf arooHmgly. I hope rou have not invited her to । st, ’Ml1 r8 “,b •» "W. half inquiringly. “Nwre fca.-," rrnlfaj ><La aaaier tn •- I »jumd tone; -qj A* wrilm m« that aU I * wiuu‘ io°w SINGLE REAPER. LIGHT MOWER, Tiic Champion was the iigliest draft of all the Machines tested at the Centennial Field Trial of Mowers and Reapers and. received the highest award. CMS I K.lf* lluVMC* HAirrty.i.. snout. K, -Tavmx x its tartstK ■, Il • • . r •. <MMo.Ureilrw.MU>> wu* lire n.TfX. ~ ntmr Swaty’s Hort1-. .IHXPBAPIM................... - - . MICll The-Ncw Champion Single Rcywr is a COMPLETE SU<?CESS. ' It ispnequalled for quality of WORK. LIGHTNESS of DRAFT and DVRABILITY, being constructed almost entirely of Wrought Trdn, Malleable Iron and steel, while its . Weight ia Little More Than One-Ealf MISHAWAKA DOUBLE SHOVHLS, AC, AU. Hisiiiai. Come and see ourStock. v0L22 2yi. JAMKS CI.ARKE ATToh.VKY AT LAW A SOLICITOR n« CHAM-KBY. Trema* MtreUe. (Wte m SU1TH M- KXAPPEX. . ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT­ ........ GREBLE & RUSSELL 0VER 500 TAYLOR RAKES ..far II. C. PWKUAM. PHYSICIAN A SUKGKON, ghiaktid ^edai* >nKKi*<»tT. H.itnr cotrarr, micn. •eo»m I. rreriatoK X-tfc M* Mre. 8t.-W . J___ J ■' L ifcUHf I H. IV. RIKER. vmixoFTki ncica. c*a*u>a u*4 >»‘<vaM~.l«rel. lataa&«*k. Stela Sjrret. I d.v/i SEVL'X MKDAI^i AT filFJ.U 7RIALS /.V Ll’NoFf: /.V UffO. aoLD 5521 DELIUIITJ. WOLF.Il. D. (UMaJ.ltnralUML AUaaltevUi >«.... mkw unpins A. I> DR. trroBXEY >M < Ma wU»> ■■ Law. as* ■a Ckaatarf. m4 Iriaaauae ■am.i. Baal Sauua A.iai ■ l.wJ<«.reVv>»< mH. ui all toBata. * rm. clTrumell, " “I FHTMrtA.X* r-tMSOM.-Oa<a avre- JaUm CHAM. H. HAUER. 34 BUCKEYES TO 5 CHAMPIONS HAAC W, YROOMAN. VSKHK «||1.-Ift»r. Iterate IL a. Mankal.aM- \SOLD FROM UAST1SOS AN1> JHDDLEVILLK IN 187«.v i . ' MESSER BROTHERS POWERS &BARLOW G. ROI.HROOK. •rra 3 all b.an tin ».vfcw* .NEW Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, Carriaie, Sinn ui (teiiil Paints, Oils and Varnishes. P A I N TER Farmers, examine the WTARD PLOW, before purchasingothers, Every one waranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see Sick aN^AitlfctedZ the Walter A. Wood Machines, at DR. J. B INSURE n- j- i"v>tr At 4, M. Itoek*. Caniag* SUp JnffnrannSt.j .uddemiy dwml ht._u.TOX* I .« _ -Haatin^n, Mk* nutabera are Bop-krepm , 3^40* boT Uim1* "Wh/jAnor r arted hmmahte. ' P**7 ’ilh M“‘“ and I d all He jmt folk, to Mim Tren­ ton air the time." Falconer laughed, but ha looked guilty oevcrthelre. The gorenum uniled thro' bcr blu.1.9, and forked jwt a trifle un­ rdZEKr.’y^Hrijr-^' i m'000 "“kr artificial fiowven 154)00 Utlormnm, &Mt» nullinen Md bare doMan, late, andrite W now my drnnmam., 2T.0M. Manutrtu^ ami j prommod wdt Allow, me to r nwent to ah.rt-m^m, I4.0W lonudrmc. 3.MU ••‘•*«aken ; d.OOO box and peekingMM y> u your future rieler-mdaw “<> Kate, my dear, dear friend, don't be' oukcra; 11 maehtawto Only “3 (XM) an ’ rogvy with «e“ cried Mia. Trento. I■ turned U gyntlewotncn Then «. 314.0UO chOdnu in the ru.htng fate Mre. Barry a arm. aad buret into Ian. L’ader the age of five the mala #T< to Aadthen Mre Barry uomribed her'I and fcwalm am ne^y r,|Ul] . brodter by UretiagTO . ,I J*'*0*?•*'*’ rf ’ altritt. above laughter. , zlf that the duercteary rapid!v *nrrraert Oh you dear, Inaoeenl erreturre. to im- I| n- » Meribrd TO » u. n,-™, . mau u. n^u. iu,. And almoat before they worn .ware of U. Amo two were cunverring quite IreelT. while Ae children were thrown upon their father appe^. iod U pod lU lA " thus lh:.r dnxrarmeat, bat it b adb to •fflra feat iu hmm w«B U- feat apo. “■"-■'T TU »omtn winbddm. amunae think Of tbe calm , th,torn.mli.rtt; mffX' Joy Conifort anti Hapyincs* I band AU to lupport her in idlewma and extrayngance.—Snr/ymuertre drpuwari. OF H ASTINGS AND VICINITY. mrisrl. POWERS & BARLOW. IN SPITE OF HIMSELF; an*. Bn would mi bo utirifad until £ had exoxml Aa novy of Ao numrou. run* iadim fa the room who made pre leutkm. to murieal AU1. Thegorerimm played avreral d.Scuh THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, nstii vou have priced their Goods, for you w ill .,ave money by it. Everybody knows they are the only i *’■■■■■ V Paritataent, oditon. armate ' ta“ke“ “d L'll.OOO, ®U"i of the J W. -of. wife. then bum be a certain vmturr of faith. and in thia uaiateOgible wwid than - a rmira*. which m not .1 tmya folly X.-cng moo cannot alwan rd.K ctrcwaMUatw to thrmariv* fat •h^m tbenfon aodeaver to mould them- believe that be bad forgotten the incident I ?“ ?"ior 10 U ri'-h I aud the taiuigraum ..f w>meo. Mon already, turned to Mie Trmton and ' nak­ r‘“'v,rhI? 1 brought it aB about myarif." ‘ than half the population above teruly ed licr if aha would. £»rur him wuli wune lou? '(jaculitel Mark Kale what wen Urn out of Lomhn. Moro tUi tntuie. Sb* complied tnodeilly ; and be dxwAi. meanT' of the popedation utalij die admired her graceful, elegant. figure, n “HmteMthatl Urt . vary mnpd tapobiw or eharttable iMfcutiooe, laM Ao walked ncrue, tbe room Ad took her brother, not to Me through my littfode- yw 8,174 died ft work liowwe. U ,,aTT ?? "* “P1! aaaioM tltol jm loiiljiu at the niaoo. tier. Since you bare introduced me to bo^itok and 441 in lua.tic «y<.B . Th. t.« Aoiud be doM iu thia country and fjfow m She played ctorediugly waU. lie Ac. a.k- uiy future rialcr in-law, Mrmil me to in- i H*u a«lh. 2,«M. , •hat peace and yroepeni) rd her to aing, and abe Mng. lie thought ,n?1“ee„to J“» F.nme Elherage, th, | wen. exrouuooe, Umictdro. «5H mL '-atoqucMte. Gcmt.! Grant and hit he ha>l never heard a lovelier voice. He ndm. and the rut accident* Tl.c mot fnend, have had mgfct ymr. !. which to Mood baaido her and tamed the muaic’ dMpwAle Mrolty of the report i. th. aro.mptoh A. woA of pmufying tbe I'rwuden-. U.ym and fiuallj found himadf ainging duet, UN. aUwtng the daily arorop. of ,OB. A.uth and hare failed. with her, while Mn. Berry yawned over aud. iu .pile of youmdf, Uve met' Aim from May 1 to Uromtcr 31 of Iwt l a* aanouMad and inaugurated .noAer „ a faAi-in mepuinc in another part of the and been mpirated by-.y d««r fried j y««r. Kre. in May lU averse Um euly P'liry, which promiM room • •>i boon, and though it nice to tn- what a»l former nhorlmate. FaaawT' It was late when Mark Falconer retired Mark, forgive me.” pleaded tbe n-' o’er wroa in the .nmmer m utU, k do that night. Alone in bi. rvctn he thu, •I'raot irovwrnna. “I dkkl know—I—~ Il ehoed to M to muiUte betww. one and auhu- [Uitod; ■1 am the only oao ur blame, and the I two durtag th. lart tbne mowtU of the “One of the moat charming giria 1 ever only cue to u largiim.- mid Mr> Bar­ | W CbrommUf. met; evidently one of the aupcriur aort; ry. “Mark, I only wanted to orwraax Swraring in CromwairX-Rmw. . and yet Kate trrat, her at coolly and .u your ^Dy prejudice. Von were detennie tbontaiivcly a. though abc were the moot cl not t.> m«t nr, fr^nd Ucatue I told w<rr ^rt!/ ~ ordinary ot govenxvaca. Confound it I I you .he wa. very weahhv, and k I rreort- tfrwd dnnn- tU tun-, of tb« dnatu■«• don’t we how abe rec.' “ rd to atatagrm to BT I wraith, aad with the lugmt pomiUe iuicr“dd;.lnkrem«fa-,, we regard yoc an Mb. Trenton wm .t the breakfa.t table WIWto laooie, and told her to tume ia proutwa agatoet tU W. vmduf patriotic. * 1 | with the family next morning. Mark was the character of a fioveroem, aud to keep mnindedof the reproof Hu Sir Wahrr Tbepwpb.,, tired of daaord They glad to obaerve that hie auggcauon hail not tbe k-ervt of her name and ;.»iu.>n fro,, Uou put into th. mouth of CromwuIL toy brother, bv all mean,. Of amt I What can it .rod thro to praetiro a prb- • t t-a. J that the pobey al the taew adminfa | He .trpped np to Ae dour aad peuacd. been entirely lent upon hi. auter. uatio. .bril bar, .Mr c L mm They So tbe day. glided by. and FA>>t»r fcmty ao horrible to <xbm. end which | Such a pwture m buret upon hi. view. TbeywMt .reform i. th. Utn;» no emolument to htm wl>ollMa:|V“ Sitting ia a ra.tic cba> wm om of Ae; teemed harUy aw.re of their flight. He W ■"neaay hrerv omh .o „:ontcd. Fur . g u fovdimt bring, be bad erne beheld. It forpot bia orisinal intention of .pending oath the fin. «m & M, but th. rharo. polino hare bran * cere. aad a drigr.ee | wm i young lady, whom dram of plain tbe moat of bia tun- wbil* at Beachwood' -a- rednrod to 3. 4d each “oo takim; a ! black wu relieved only by liu'e .pray, of ! Kiowy lace around Av neek ud w’ruU. q-eonty Hutnftvy Trcrett, foe «wAr- Ae Preritfont, uatd khm i Her face wm of Ae rartwl type, of femi­ tea oeth,. ». oommitted till he mid cbaMe to wort out iu rmuka tT ’t tor‘^ rrf l,aKf'«4 J1*8 nine beauty, and jurt now wm dimpling uuiabe, of t’heruoo, war couvfatad for «•“««. A<Mbro.bmiy poritic all over with .mike, that reredud a tkulidertakm . feetioM opp.iitum i awearinE twaMy two oath’ and two eurw, Icm row uf pearly teeth. The eym, large, I* mkiaaoryteagw, Aey al om 4me, and bar oath, ud one cunc <7 black and ipartlloc. were enough to turn ai anotBurtime. Of eoarw, Ae greater uy old baehrior • bred; the hair wa. । tbe children and their girverona number of-lhcm cure were dMpr«d at ducky u a eUrlrm night, and becr>nungly.| they aval out for • .troll. E>n the drrated, while it. . only orauwat wa. a I acbool nx>o> h*d a peculirr attraction for prtty rerowo. wnhou: being rent far triA <Jne jmuee returned the a.mea of too per­ uugie while yemnunioc twined amid it. ; hint , and although Mim Treatoo'a dune. ron. whom be bad couvfated of .wmrinfold!. She wore no j<.w«lri except the wm light, be ottea elected kimrelf amrit riMo Ae previou. noon We are not peart pud.nl. in her rere, and a roliteire I Mt (rorimr, fa order to hare a re.re.-n fat left without cxamjdro what wm-ronriddiamond ring that fladted ou one of her erod ewearfag in three d.yv William white fingrre. Heerdmg. of ChitAhamptoa, for reyfag At her feet mt two beauUfrd children— two revml time, fa cow. “upon my life,' a liule boy ud girl. She had rvideotiywm adjudged to be fa th* ret of .wrariar, been teUiug them atone., ud had jure fin f"x” * J""* & 4,1 Tht’«* B-‘ f--. -d droimM’Z07^* i»bed one, for Ac deiightod little onre were '•* ”ror>"K "on my truth. ”'X? u» another, Mire Trewtoa.” wbu I Gilbert NcrAcoU had to pay 3e 4d for maienally chaage the climate of , cows, •eying “upon my life." Tboma.. Courtfa. try. 8oma meat wiufowa etmdwted the lady mw a tall abadow foil aero® the *• Ovrm.oy nuufom thl. hrfbf by .boweeriou. freqaeally have rhmrfol ouea. «» Cn<d f.w (wearing u> court, ••Gud AreAold. which wood, will Frequeally the moat heart low eo.iu.ite y Fm*'" grand party "* H-k >» a. prtnnre *2* Hho looked up with a riart. ud then "'LL r 3’’°Wt^o6“ were m ha, all tbe Ay gram of a girt of mxteeu, •f God. ihy and an Chrietopber Gin. bring re­ roee to her feet, Ntuhicg erimton. Mark while the heart of tote, wuroaa, who look, proved by Mr. Nathuirl l>«rui,<faa. taburtted foe the pmpam of e^pvimuFAroocr lifted hu hat wirt a polite bow. there, beai3aa a great many of Mre. Bar­ y -u through with «Jd, .toady eym, may firehaviy ured A« oath, God . Ufa,- fa higb. and th. mbLroror^Tpl^ \b^t coloring a liule himrelC be filled with iovo .ud trodernea, that you dmcouree.' weal __ ZLT.. . "Ifardu lay iateurion,” bo etamm«red. ry-. frieuda from th. city. Externrvo "I fur 1 have interrupted you fa Ae praparatioM Ud been made for tbe affair, are U» blind to dwcuver A.w.Ulfv'on, and lU grand old drawing-moan were woart^ diagubm of diflemt dericaa^ever balk ut the MM Light ftrnTtroZS midatof your plcamnt pwiime." thronged with gtuate. qiitr ooMteliog. never quite revealing I wefre mouth,- A^rv^ "Uncle Mart! Unde Mark!" termmed On the day Ware Aa party, Fahoner tbe life within No »u) Kanda out with­ Ae children, runt fag np to him, ud ring­ Ud^TtataBmar uf the total tainfaH wrthtu out atty duguiac. There. ■ alwaya a vail, ing to Ao akin, of bia <xmL per rout mare raia fen WW ■♦-1 “Of cooren you will Uve M*u Trenton however imiwpareot, betwteu it and the "My name ie Merk FrieoMT," wntin over tbe bar- had .I'.ovia—>- c » ued the gontlemu, without n<»icing hi. participate in the amuaement. to morrow rvet of the world And Au it will nJI?"1" fr°“ ,h*5 F,rtk». A ever diminutive rnlativm. "I am Mre. Barry', evening t" Aud hb Aitor Ud looked aurpritod .nd brother, from the oily. Yau are the new ‘ k * r roaUroo. 1 ea two be happy ia plain efothe. aad tnAevimmty uftha mmropolia. A'tew anawernd: gnverncm. I prorome?-m a ynall houae. “The life b mom than Hbe bowed, rtill looking very much con-. "Surely. Mark, you arc not action.? uxat, and the body than raiment. But dan a o A. became a mrebvr, h« tetlrer You caan/.t expect me to invite A. rwvfared. r*• ,h*‘f* •i-ww; you namx be ham-y with dAy Cr yeater"ThkiaMim Trenton, Unde Martel ernma to tingle with my guort- a. their day « luxuries and dbeMteate over tbeir her hwUnd forged th. wife'. rigaaSnre. aqvalF* .’T*5' her .nd the voice; *>^d I tod "you wtai' aho'. a 'jriiy “Why not?'- Mark had demanded, aL lorn. Ut ua encourage modmty and w>- cbdd and ^d to Eurrq--. briety of life The rage for wraith ha. nU i.aatrtkiigill.utratieo of marry old girl. Shake haad. wiA bcr, why moat angrily. “It u atrangn that you rained thonaaod. in roMMUM, la cbaraeihould be ao blind to that girl’, excellent tug tn ha.te and repeutrog M leUure. Tht, don't you?" The little nephew b.d broken Ae ice, qualiticu. Why, eoufound it, Kate. .be'. latum of life, aad iucnaar our poyvr to poor young woman ba. now learMd to her for neither Mart nor Mire Trenton could amove inteUect .nd rtfinetneut than bdp tbe M«dy around ua. A auil nr a about Ur good for uxhi.g .wain than.U of your upper crar. belle., I never bdp laughing al hi. word., aad in eueh hat Ire. in a yar will be eerily eod*rwd, dl^ «d that if Ac bad fUioWcd tUir .dcom. noAing earvoa better to dbpel one. knew a more perfect lady. It i» bcr mi. fonuM, Mt her fault, 'ill Ac i. poor. and th* mrinp wi]| ehrer tW^an or T» Ac would Mt today be iamdoraa cunfurion A*o a general laugh. A. woman who wort, for lyou. Lock “.Since Johnny ha. taken it upon him down more; look up Imn | —L-o^— -rofaDy to the detail, of relf to give me an Introduction, permit me charity flowing down far envy trying to to MT tku lam happy to make Hire fly up. Toe will be happier. — n* JbtkBe prompt fa *U thiara Treuton. acquaintaMe," and F.leooer took one of Ae little hand, in hi., bowed bad attended her m cmfiottr.en:, bad an gallantly over it; and let it drop. atiaehtorot maoed agaiuirt her penatae for "I hope you have do objection, to 'jolly oUgirtf iu your Mater-, fondly?-- mid (ro not ia tU merely of the rifaro MfamTmtoa, and Aon Aey laughed ftiL’zaL^e’js* again. STUDEBAKER WAGONS. SUPERIOR .kN» HOOSIER OHAIN DRILLS, fehrilk *-Me »'*•’ * f **m’ Th*e 4’7. .07 inhabited ho**, in which dwelt at “T ,we. W9I. among “ae f''aJ<* U>“ «2 by 253^86. The tnefanioo.'of fifiera »dm around tbe oty B.kro tJ.c _opou Thi^rw^ra: "They arc out walking wiA. Ac new ' gowraam.I "Oh, they are* Well 1 11 amuae my»df till they return." ' Fakouer put on hi. hat. .nd .trolled ■ out upon A* lawn. 1 It wm one of Aoteaerene, .unay Sep­ tember dap that m.kt. the whole earth look imiling and glad, nd a. the young man at.rted to folfow up om of A* white Gel wilka that led from th. hone, a ng of delk-lou. rent from tbe dull care. ofbu.y city life came over him. He wm juat faRing into a reverie, when a peal of ddldiih laughter Mraek plea, ■ntly U]x>a b'u ear. It came from om of the »um:ncr huu-w that .kirtol the l»wn “The children,' he tnurtparcd "I'll co .nd aec them, .nd relieve Aeir teacher awhile." And he beet hi, Mcp, in that direction. Tbe aummev houae wa. covered with climbing roa* btmten. cyprem .nd jenta. mine, that aeroened him from the view of otlier Reapers, which is a very desirable feature. DENTIST • 1 mly dmirw it bmam. it b da. to cm ' wLkf1^ ■rU± ,,a ^COMBINED MOWER AND REAPER. BOM I S. atatataca about London The aretropriri T8,0W acme, or IS roaXmEe ■ Mre Bony tamed away from the o^teLCm the ailly mmem of with an odd twinkl* in for eym, and w.F'^ ^nj*“KiTini; u' * bp curled with * rott of half —-.1waiter, and did not toeru to h-ar thi. |.,t mrgl.i have momtc either triumph urm CHAMPION I . s y-iK i-nrjfsns wiA Ain men. ahe prB|iind that Aey eoetiBM Amr walk. "Unde Mark mum go wteh mCd. cfarndbeth AeehlHreaia. bremh; and Aey worn ao dm—tiaii. Aat Frieooer told A— be would hMo it la Mim Treoton, whether ha Aauid have the pimturo aoeomwyiuc them or not. And Km Traoteu. laugSg ayd NuAing M Ao A BxAirirrL TactbDrr.'—It to eridem that A. rniwapii m oeoord a more I touching and beautiful locideat thu Ai. “A wnmu fa Rockport, Mire, who rep. port, her children by hard work, wm aaked by ■ fellow wortmu io Ae mill to aid in �H- R. SWVont Column The city of Montreal, on the 12ih mat.; waa the icene of a Moody riot, reuniting fa the murder of »u unoffending, peaceother*, by a mob of fafariated Papina. Thia action fa a blot on the reputation of that city, not easily eradicated, aud whieh, judging from the facta ao far aa we can dotwmfao them at thia distance from the acene ot the disturbance, might hare been catily prevented by the minifcatauou cf the authority vested in the Mayor. In fact, three seem* to lave hecn the grereret negli­■ gent* on tbe pan ot the authorities, if wei may credit dfapalchre, while the pchroi worn totally inefficient .and neglcetfid of* It appear* that tho Orangemen. io obedicuce to. public —‘Wiry-.—1 4fo*w**» cf a proper spirit, publicly anuounoed their purpose to refrain from a parade so lowest elcmsnls among tho Papbta. They appear to hare eonditetrd themselves in an ioeffemire, peaceable undemonstrative ious lily, was won: by some admirer of William of Orange, and thfa was sufficient to excite tbe must bloodtlsiraty pensions In the degraded people who surged to, and fro through the~slrecU fa March* nf some faewutivetu ttfob violence and munfor. Thfa wan found al last fa the perron of a young man who carried in bis hand a lily, and who had sought to pr Meet from inMilt ,a female atryiog the aame exciting em­ blem. Auntbcr young man, an Orange­ man, champiooed the came of the fleeing youth, when he was set upon by tbe bowlfa^ mob, eager far hfa life, whieh they aopn took. And while a clergyman sought to odmiufater consolation to the dying man, lyi was jostled away from the side of the poor fellow, whtwe mute appeal failed to t«udi the bearta of a people supposed to le particularly t-.-oritivc on this subject. H wmt almost incredible thU in a eity like Montreal, where tbe Mayor hail ample useans at hi* disposal, fa the wgy of police atd volunteer militia, that's riot uf this aijrt ahoald occur, and this neglect to provile for the emergency is the more spjoredt when ws remember that previous no­ tice had been girea of the danger of an Bal il seems thfa spirit i* mA confined to thn Papists of Montreal as the dispatch­ es talc that, “The Papists ot Charlottetown, I’. E. Now i| thfa only-uca&ui «r is it the fixed purpose of the Papal akdxoryiev to thus crush out all freedom of, aiwrdigioua toleration even cm the American con tinent If ro, the people should know the frets; aud if «ueh lathe real purpose of that P*ipfo. «*» P”««l influence of wajoritici will settle their staiw at once and forever, but ponribly net to tb«r liking or fa harmony with their wishes and purpoA- discharged come die to five hundred, and the saving to the government quite fitJOO000. Abd besides, abuse* are being stop; ped, and men are being put in who will run the business on a strictly bustnem basisThv President has done a splen­ did work for New York. Theodore Tilton sailed for Europe last Saturday, with hfa son and daughters, who arc to remain, fa Germany to be there educated. And Tilton sad hi* fest friend aying that "he waa a blasted fool for throwing over ro good a friead as Beecher for such a d-----d ship. Moulton suffered terribly . by hfa staunch standing by Tilton, for it not only threw him oat of tho society be delighted fa, bnt it ruined him fa hfa business. Ho was compelled to leave the firm in which be ha&4 controlling interest, and idle during the enliro time of the fight. And now, to build himself up, fa> has-commenced boaineM again u the a^esrt of a Liver­ pool salt house, and is working like a Turk. are still being persecuted, over 1,5lMI hav ing been drowned to date. ' The city has paid for over 5,000, the eatehera managing. to.psre the same dog through three or four tim*, getting the 30 cent, far it each time. There fa a swindle in everything connected with the city, from drowning a dug to cleaning a street. YestenUy there were 7CS dogs waiting identifiroliou or death. Their howlinyv were pitiful They rocm to know what fa going to happen to them, and they act about a. men would. Some bowl far merey, others put uu a stoical look and go to<^cir death with a bold front and other, fight drapcratoly to the fait. One keeper wa* biu>-n through the Lind six time, and was cupelled to go to the hospial. The moat vic tons biter* arc -the little Spite dog*, which are sup­ posed tv be mon stueeptaple to hydropho­ bia than any other variety. Th* doge are getting .career in the city, and the cateh. After making the sacrifices‘be did for Til­ ton, he was entitled to ill the gratitude a man eould ahow, and if there is a split, Tilton must have been verj- cold-blooded toward him. Beecher's aaltry aa editor of tbe Cirutiaa I"wiva has been cut down from filO.Wtt to 15,000, which Until! too much, considering the work he dors And while Theodore makes hfa 820,000 a year from tho lecture field, and Botcher sets •20,000 from hfa ehurcb, fifi.OOO from the CkriWian and 130,000 from lec­ turer, Mrs. Tilton weeps over her struggles with boarders in a small house fa Brook­ lyn. She is Ui« real sufferer and always wi}|be. Shu ban loot bcr husband, the man for whom ahe lost him has abandoned ■ atrainfs in which he hu been held, aud fa her, and the society who prafesaed to be­ making amend, for his hmtofora inactiv­ lieve fa Mr. Beecher's innoeenee treat her ity. But there ia no good ground fur com­ as though she were guilty. It’s a queer plaining. We hare certainly been blewicd during the late months’ which, fa pmt years were oppressively hot, with a raluhas been temporarily checked by an ad­ brity asd mildnma of temperature noparalvance in tho price of beef on foot Thera lefod in this latitude. The average range was bat a v*ry slight marpn when the of tlie tbermometor, in die month, of steamers were fitted up for the business, May, June, and tho first days of July, and a raise of two ccnU a pound spoiled has been lower than yrithin the memory of it. The steamer* have bees for several old Washingtonians, so that s few days tripe carrying butter to Europe, on which sweltering should be borne uncomplaining­ there fa a profit made. And, by tbe way, ly. We will shut our eycn for the nonce, America exports an enormous amount of and dream of /the rich days ot autumn, cheese to England. The Johnny . Bulls when balmy' breexe* and golden foliage have discovered that the Amsriran cheese will make life a pleasure; and induce us is finer in Savor, aad very notch cheaper to prefer tho joys wo have tlisn to fly to purifies the Blood. Reno­ vates and InvigorBtSS , the Whote System. Il sort Berrien eottity sure for iu poor last year. . IT5 MEDICAL PROPERTY AM Alterative, Tonic, Solvent XND DITTRETIO- thn good from iho beginning II wu not plcaaant for a good Republican Io go to hfa ’ ward eaueixx, and find the machinery all up by paid HcMfan., and a ticket Mranged which to him wa. aa d^teful a. though il had all bras mad. of Democrat. ‘ For the™ prcfcwdonal politicians are nil "on tbe make," and they cared very little wbo paid them. In the old Tweed day* they would bargain with the Bum as to tho kind of a Republiran they would rend admitted to the bar. lai year, aad ia now one of tbs Circuit Cour* Corintfasionen of to th* Lcgulaturo, until there grow up a cfau of Tammany Republican, wbo bad Burry snanty.—(J. Ji- Jtmil. Thanks, Brother Holden, and at the much bcUor have bees fa the ranks of the Democracy, for they acted with ’ them in everything earential. The awiampuun of ormtrol by there men drove out cf politics the better da*, of Republicans, for they saw the party iu the hands of unworthy tho city of Mexico, which latter point he men, who rued their power for their own left July 7. He reports the country or advantage, aad they were unable to cope dcrly and united on Dial. lie met tbe with the trained cohorts. I predict that latter and was assured by him that he wa. tlie politic, of the city will be run to better satisfied with the order, to Geo. Ord, and advantage than ever before, and that in stead of losing we shall gain seats in tbe Legfalatare. Tbe work of purifying the ciMtom-bouse goes on steadily and faithful­ ly. Fifty-aeven \cad>bcau Were turned vegetihe j Detrott j radioes roikxlod |U0 from Fourth-ef-July drunks. t tritte fa the faterrat of Tammany, and boaau that U will control ths next Legfalatarc Tlmy will vl find ihetorelvm mis­ taken. Th* m-.lsan* wbo are not-office bolder* will take tbe ksderahipfand they will do the work more effectively than thn political drummer, ever did. In fact, the impudent .nd arrogant control of the cu» tom-boute baa done tbo party more harm ■nd revcTOffl of each cf the ronteidfag pnrer* are about the same. Rtrtria areas, dstermfaed to pern* at to C<#*Uotinople, whilqln her front eundt a vrn powerfulj Turkish army, treked by the grorrtof thes British Lion, and we think the influence. of the great German Empire. Wh*l the, ’ । true, the Hand of a Department who will order a atrict trrntfay into the arts of thfa elaan of oflfauab, end. if found to ha re been correctly rrpnwented, will eject thorn with­ out dnlsy from a servioo they dfagrare, will rveeirw the plaudit, of every honest By Iho time Ccngreae mecu it fa mote than probable that the gorerameut will hare buainraw on hand which wiD call for an iumono ratlicr than a diminution of tho Army. There fa every appearance that our relations with Mexico will rod fa a rapture. Our military forte* on tbe Rio Grande have ahsudy eroaaed into Mexican forritory, fa pursuit of maraud era from the opposite .bore. If thfa act of favMiau should be reriatod by tbe Dias government, war ia faeviubl*. If be qui­ etly .ubmite, it may be tbe mesna ot da atroyirig ail hfa hopes of being retrained by the people of Mexico fa bin position as I'noident. In either caae. we may have juat catered upon a rtrife that will iaurease in projections. Our existing war with the Indian tribes in the north western territories may be of longer continuance than he* been antici­ pated. Our regular force, ouw iu the field in that quarter, is not equal to the task of lupprowing -.bo hostiles, and mul look to the aid of volunteers to crush tbe insur­ rection Congress will certainly beaitete to reduct the rank and fil* of the regular Army under existing cireumsances. It> true that tbs Democrat, will he shorn of a portion of their '-refonn buncumb* if it be found that the Army ranuot be reduced in number, but they will be thwarted fa uiaur of their schemas, if tbe RcpuUicane in (kmgrts* will work shoulder to shoulder during the aiming Maeioo. "Jim, yva told me what they meant by giving Grant tho freedom of the pity; n”' tell me what they mean by saying that be fa travelling «m enj." •Why, look here, Bill, that posted me too. and I asked the old man about it, and ace down oa Um railroad They bare hone-rars and etram-rara, but thfa ia what we call's hand-car and it fa run along by turning a crank which turns a cog-wboci, and over there, when you travel on theta, they »ey, for short, you are travelling in cog. See, Grant wanU to see the country and wanu to let the people esc him, and nr lie Irani, in cog, or, all the same, oa a Mackinac, July 11,1877. Kinb Baswks [—Having promised to wind you a brief sketch’ of our trip from Middleville, I avail myself of thfa oppor­ tunity to comply. We reached Petoskey June 3t)th, and put up at "The Occidental." a hotel that fa first elasi in all ia apartments. Tbs gentlemanly proprietor, D. C. Beadly, and hfa genial wife, are always ready to con­ tribute to tbe comfort and happiness of Pcloskey'has been ao well and frequent­ ly docribod in tbe several newspapers of the county,khat I will only any that it ia Hon. Zachmiab Chandler will orate al the AUcgan County Fair­ Senator Ferry fa now eoarafament, and fa fa hoped will soon bn out again. ligblful to the tourist Our presage over Mullet Laie fa twelve miles and occupies one boar. From Mullet Lake we rater the Che­ boygan river, which convey, us into Lake Huron aad the Strait* of Mackfaar. This river is straight and deep. line farms are am on either side. It is a ni.tiecablefact that the gras* grows down to the water's edge the whole length of lb» stream, about six mite*. Tbe trip from ' Cbeboyean to Mackinac fa supremely A band of counterfr.iicrs and tiscir dies were raptured i.«r Niles, June 30. Pref. J. A. May, of Eaton Rapid- pub­ lie school., goes to Lowri! for Um coming Tesetlae VevetiM Tecfitiae Tccetine Fine Tailoring a Specialty. VcveOne Island., towns, vessels, .teamen, rpeka, clilfe, and vales, all greet and enchant the aye at * ainglo giaocc. On cor arrival at Slackinae, we took room, at the John Jacob Astor House Prof. C-*k announces that oar only salenow owned asd kept by J. F. Cobb, a pi- rrd agriart th* grarebuppcr plague is protection of tbe birds. Vegetlne Murphy wss tbe moans of sddjng over keeps hfa Iwuae in good style, and hi. three hundred nam«a to the Red Ribbon guest* in. good humor. roll during hfa visit to Detroit. A portion of this buildfag waa erected A little girl 8 year* old fell into the fa 1809 by Mr. Astor, for tbe purpose of carrying on the far trade, sod was cnlarged by him from time to time, to mfiet Tentlae 33 Monroe nt., Grund Rnpiil--. Mid. V«eUne T^pcdae YctwUM TegTthre Health, Strength ANO APPETITE. • VeKtOne Tecetioe YcgetlDe YaceUae Vegetlne Tetetlae Yevetine twta Vsgetine GROCERIES, YegeUae Yegctlne poiutod to be held si Lansing on the 20th of August and will continue fa session four day*. The sunual n-jort shows that there were 5.1S3 paupers in the county poor housee of the Sate for 1876, of which 2,075 Yegrtlne Vegetine Yegwtlne Yetetiae Vegetlito Chufos Mack of Hamlin roweship re­ । cently carried home from Eaton Rapids MttMO, the raalt of a food of wool 1 'weighing 1,711 pounds. H. F. Penafagum of Charlotte, has a ' ( Vegetlne VeceUne Vegetioe COFFEE, Tegetlae SOAP | The Kild Power TOBACCO. CURES the hill that overhangs the town; aad, viewed from tbe waUr fa front, presents aa aneieol and imposing appearance. It w» built by the English in 1780. and occu­ pied by them dll 1795, when it was delir cred to tho Americana. In 1612, and be­ fore the occujAhu of Use Fort, or the citfaees of the town, were aware that war had been declared, it was raptured by the Eng­ lish, aided by the Indians, without reefatmks. It was held by the English throughout tbe war, and was surrcnd.-rvd HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specifics CROCKERY. STONE "W-A.EIE. D. R Sherman, wbo wu foroMr.-put off a way freight train of the Michigan of peace. Il is now occupied by- about Southern lUilfcad near White Pigeon last January, ho. been awarded •.'UMI by a thirty-five officers and soldier. Th* Island is wm parts fa covered Hraneh county jury. The company takas with a thick growth of email limber, most­ Tbe CommfaiiotHv of the Prariou Of. ly beech and maple. . fioe has iaaued a notice that alter Jua* 30, Boose of the trim, not more than six in­ 1877, ad pereiotwra of th* United States, ches in diameter, look aa if they had with- whether army or nary, residing in th* Stale of Michigan, will be paid their peacentury ; bat the greater number of them •ioo* at tbe agcucy fa Detroit. appear to "have had a growth of ten or fifMr. P. W. Juhuawi, the famous horti­ toei year. , yet tho oldest inhabitant bis culturist of Walker iowrnhip, Kent discovered no material clangs fa them Cuunty. picked two hundred buahel* ol alrawbervus per acre from hfa vwm tbe daring the fast fifty yoara. Even Nature past seston. Hfa favorite varieties are Vol 22 4tf. Smith Hogle & Preston. TRIUMPHANT! The Advance Plow ■ait UrtfftailF i atic Miciia Mr. onsric lomi "Wilson** Albany " and "Colonel Cbtoey." The balance of ereh fa the Bute Treax ury June 30th wm fitUm, 137,14 ; retype* a very pretty liirie town of about six hunt an a perpetual landmark of the early days during the week ending July 7th WCT* •46,OI2.S4; payment, dining same lime, dred inhabitanta, situated on the south of lbs NorthwestV were (26,879.(fe; balance fa treasury rhoreft Little Traverse Bay, at the mouth On the easterly side of tbe Fort there July 7th, 1877, W82.779.70 ; fooreorefar of Bear River. The building*, for site is a magnificent forest of while cedars, tbe week, fil9.G42.5C. cotnpriatog about fifty seres, whieh from a 'The Michigan State Building, which dfatance present, the appearance of a beau­ waa erected on the centennial ground*, aud tiful garden of cultivated svergreenv waa generally ccnceded to lie tbe finest Thin bay is tbe most, bcantifiu) littl* Splendid walks asd roods span the bland body of water to bo found fa the country. fa all directions, making it one of the trot It ples.es and captivates all wbo behold it. delightful drives imaginable. There arc Bay View, or the M. E. eamp ground, Midland county, baring been robbed by fa located mi the sbor* of the bay, om ' her treaurer of 670,000 or more, and mile east of I'ctoekoy. There are mw feshng poor juat now, proposes to rima by built and in pnxxwt of building, on these loan a sum of money equal to two per reel I of her equalised valuation, for the itugrounds, sixteen very n«ai and tasty cot­ tage*. They are all built by parties from the plaoo where Alexander Henry waa se- pnivemeut of highways. The elector* abroad, to ha occupied by them during the crcled, during hfa captivity, from the truel will vote on the question Aag. 1. Tbe Adrian J’.era. asyi that Cd. Rd>.umtaer months. The track of th* O. R. rapacity of the Indians, during one of bina, of that eity. inventor of the popular LABGEH A I. R. R. extend* to the grounds, oa Bobbin*'a corn cultivator, of which 5,000 which the company has built a large and Mr. Henry, il will be remembered, are reid to be in are in this Sate, ho aulwtanlial depot. Tbe ear. do not run the fiat English trader who venurred aken out a patent on . machine which fa regularly to the ground*, except during among the savages at Mlehilimackinac expected to cut nod .hock rore.a labori' If the annual camp-meetings; but a new and (now known as old Mackinac dty). quantities. A choree dealer iu the city told ntc that riartypcr cent, pf the "im­ ported" Swiss and German jcberee was Quortei! A friend send, us the following queries. made on the western reserve in Ohio and' family io Mississippi have not yet been arraigned for trud and poniphment fa dis­ Wo print them Just as they came to hand. graceful to tbe country in general and to Our opinion, may bo found fa tho aniwcra. 26 Sato, ia which the outrage wm comBroder what do you think ? itted in [articular. Until the foul biol Is the President', order, making it upon a State claiming companionship with cause fat removal from office if the officer take* part fa iho caocuac* of tbe party, in the sisterhood of Sates fa wiped oat, no • iretioes, or election campaigns, j ust than Germany. In this city iho consum­ ronfidenco can be entertained that life and commodious street car bu just been pur­ cr to tbs party or to tho officer? ption of lager beer is .noruinex, and fa in­ chased expreaely lur thfa purpore, end now creasing every day. Whiskey and strong­ makes regular trips, so that parties can er drinks are bring thrown out of the convenion to loyality to the Union. Tbe impunity with which this deed of blood market, and the Americans ar* consoling has been treated by the legal authorities, Great preparations are being made for a and the admfaaion of tho Governor of the large cooeourae of people at Petoskey dur Sate that it were useless to invoke the ing tbe Approaching csxnp meeUng. profit to make a cheap articlef<* the worb­ penal statutes of the Commonweal lb for All should attend wbo con, as they will it— elaaseM. The beer thal'fa drunk by the punishment of the offenders are or be amply rrpsld for tho time and money the bettor clamra. cr rather, the mere should be a warning to tbe people of the czjierded, fa viewing the gems of nature wstdlby people, fa shipped from Toledo, North not to risk their pcrocnS cr tluiir that wdl greet them on enuy hand, and fa Ohio. Cincinnati arid Milwaukee, the beer espial fa efforts to build up tbe places in tho benefit they will derive from iba pure, of Lbctos three dlins ranking in Ibe order the SouD.cn> States. Talk about coojra- crystal water, and invigorating atmaopbore sfotw fa return for works showing repent- of this region, to ray nothing of the spir­ Toledo ships thro, ear load* a day. to thia anew, fa our social asd political relatioml itual blessings that will bo liberally be­ city alone, for city eonwuusptioa, and aa with such a people as tbe rating clase fa stowed on tbuee willing to receive them. much more for suburban use. Tbe ef- Mfamasippi fa, by this oct, proven to be, i> feet upon the tnrrafa c! the drinking people Uw sheerest nocaeiwe has beqngood. One can't drink enough of sTATtMXMT ntON TBB uvobaU or utath* foaming larger to fatoxirato him, very tistics. of Crooked Lake, a distance of fire miles, wall, and if bo dost, the intoxiratioo fa 1, .rl----- 1 :t where we embarked in ths Valley Qsm, nut that furious, frantic kind that whiskey .boot u, be made by the Burmu of Staifa., a beautiful liule steamer fifty-six fart in , length and twelve fret in width, and having produce. If wm wiUdriak.it ia a good thing that they prefer the mild beer to _____ fiery whfakoy. Beer is driving whiskey which out of imc. • The beer from the West in our citaena, amounting in value to fi7Bl.shipped m here fa rrfrigerator care, so 593.13, ami upon which there were dutfan that it loads in so gsod erdu ao il isft ifo paid to tb* amount at |2M,fl4M.2W. Thin, IMM Ml K FHWH M. ' V^Une Vecotine 1 this building, through hfa agenU, be carrird on that extensive fur trade, under the name of the "American Fur Company, " by which he amassed hfa stupendous fur­ tone. Thiswaatliubeadquartersforlhieatire trade fa ths Northwest. Forty-fiveylerks were employed, aad were all boarded and l-odgjsd in thfa build log. Of course it has beau enlarged and improved, and under iu jeraroc management fa ao excellent and homsliks resort for the tourtM. Mackinac is a grand old town. Il fa cioqweot with the earfa history of our couatoy. Nearly everything you behold is sublimo with age, and you mows about with solemn »tep and reverent gate. As you walk the nlrrow streeU, or elimb the rugged cliffs that ris* up from tbe beach to frown upon tbe angry wavea below, yoa uusaspectingly find yourself eudravonng to catch the still whisperings of ths generation* that sleep beneath your, tread—fur it fa said that slight cxoavatioiu ia any portion ot the Island are sore to reveal the long hiding place of human re- W. A. PALMER, Reliable Evidence. Y««lne LIGHT-RUNNING MOWER B REAPER STwise 1UCHIXI BEST. Plaster, Limp, ISE BAtrnOS EEHHUQUI BIIIE^ CBAMPTON’B IMPERIAL SOAP IS THE"BEST.” Gleaning*. • T J .Turb •iu ,u*’their *ik,1h *“» iron-olmfa , Stucco, Plastering Hair, Shingles, 4c. OIROULATION Ha waa captured by ths Indians, end asere of Mu&Emackfase, fa 1763, when more than seventy of tbe English were cradly butchered. Tbe life jrf Htnry waa spared through the earnest interposition of Wswatem, an Indian wbo had previouriy adopted Henry as bin brother. Henry had many and »tvers trials and hardships, aa wall as numer­ ous hairbreadth escapra. During hfa en­ ure esptirity of about four ysare, hfa life wm fa ocmiuat jMpondy. Tho hatred of the revsgM towanl the Roglfah was snch that kVawutam found it extremdy difficult to aff-jrd Htnry protection from the ru>nibals around him, a* they re-med ddcr- ‘DOMESTIC A. D. COOK. °-, p-Jb C^*Sw Col.' DOM EST1 C~8 WIXG M IIIJ 00. �8p*ci.l Hotlcaa. j The Potuakcy Sunday Sabeol meat, (ton Ugin. Joly 14th iTourta. So______ 1 .‘J1' ?TTdJbr “*•. “*? ’“•* “a“d ! Uto Roeky Mountain Tmtrito, that to> ettI tir-ly new cditton Niaa been — i~a'tnti-f. »-Jj fcr Whik tb. Carpemcnoo th. Hadaon Hirn an wutking fur uoe duller a day. Railruode and manufaetaring cuanfnnia Itenenlly are catUap down watte, at Inta CITY DRUG STORE WAKZER A BARKES ALI. FOR SCOTS I0K0P1TBIC BKIKO. tow eftoa Maned by to. Mb. aUm. Mik '■F rteat poolikM «f patoh lrar; H. wI“ **"* ,f **• Viiur «f Middle MEDICAL nd LAWBOOKS TC CONSUMPTIVES. AH PrcscriptuHM and Receipt* Carefully Prepared. Closing Out! LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. Tib new bagtealog graataaa touar iklap ihry to., al ready 40 mm to re rto I am told more are U J.lo itom wn Ttoir 8ua.lv Hektal h a Bra mj aad laarratoagvery week j ter and a huh au thareaull. |«arty were foot Ohin. Closing Out! Tbe extenaiTc repair* now being made fur. .'oMba' tutor, of I»r tauia' ata Mn ICo’M *re «.mKaekel T. X^H. .f Atoyria. etory*! ,n P1 *|J'‘ myh U1 «• —pkito af M.nu Stoyard .uT^^y . P*£ Tta etidaaae la th. caoa. wm glaoo at gn« length, tiled MU th. navel adorefaurt com but la anrjodgmaM antirtoy nUefa toa0a ata Wocdlaad Mama. a>oat.r<«u.'toa^. W, knM fta te«l»aay z of lk. ektef nltM. trMto, Chordal!, a „o On Wodneaday evening law tbe folkwin-Uw af Mr. Shepard, .nd toe..,. fu3y «on. i»C »«t»»d eSewa of Woodland Lodge. .t^o .a., m-------- • • b. rolbd op^ . that No. aw. of the I. a 0. V , wen In­ Bro. Wa. F.AMdte.toOaa Htoaa Lodge Xa, , mailed Geo. D. Batdao, N. 0., W«ky| T30. iatotolad Ito Mewlag Otan of ttairiaMoKer*. V. 0., Juwph Sinunorn, Trim , I Tilb Lodge Xe. TH. Io-.lt; T. F. Palownton. Secretary, on which 8. K Bawwa. X. G ; T. B Maaaaad, V. O.i . w. w. Begtaa. toe; 1. J. Harkin.. Tree. ; Balance of Our Spring and Summer stock. 1 Suita actually worth $7.60 now only $5.00 «TOV« WOOD. u‘•ki7L“eh •e““*d Uoek ’**« « Mb at 11 23 prr cord. RgfU . . G»«bl>. 4 Rr-BtL afiSSSJSE Uun Kayea. O. O.s Jate Oaaip, L O.; Cm. I X<lm, B. 8. X. O.| Freak 8 Beeaa. U 8. X. 0.; F«U« CtaaabaeUU. B. 8. r. 0. Jobe K- B-.ea. L. 8. r.«.( aad .Urie Ixlpb. F. T*1? PJMbarr 15 floor ifill Mt pM.avaj InlohuUrj. Ceukiy Tra Murer Wilee. u «effetoar from a abnife 4>fl rultr aad It la with maich d>«culfylbat to ia able l« totea l to bu. ..r,, «b<tah*» been fore»l upon th. marm in eonauua coaatp aau bay-“I Meal to any reoaonable flgurto. rr-o.i wbo bnja fruit ireoa er toaaa of r.” n.to.4 pay. big prirea la eery likely to atM ieuo that borne Mei are the pureMto of. Th. ram. far l-a»k*r * lltodto’. u.b!< i» m’be ready fer lhehriek. It l« i’"; Il ail! be when finiahed boa kai b Entire stock to be sacrificed to . 8±£VE3St =r:“3r2££S~®“-make room for our fall stock. jd^ib. be uikro io relxtton U> txkiog .nd tuing •ftotoa of Ito pr.tot-1. gulh rf -to panta. •*4 »er. eery nu<l d...ppolBta<! ttot Ito FrMMDilao Alioreey dW an al oaea reqaeto I diaaharge of aho reaf-HietaU*. a<J mere ibto Ito Jotoiao d*| ato ardor tkafr -ll*to,r ' rnor-JU... of Ito .uto to t*. Frwowu.g I Alioruv Bui to dto ato are ii ia Oto B(m. aad to LI Ito mpoadrata in UH to Ito >■■ of j •*-■’>. *• into to Ito AnguM term af yto I CSrruU Conn. Mr. «ta»«rl fare tori, tai Ito Dr. I. boarding at lha rrpoato af Ito pau j .bad breath. - w b romu.. iu...-: ., ■ *“•. a»4 Mr. r.«t*ro. •>/ Oeaad Upldi.rrpr* I •**Uag 1. £ nucmJ4. «ta will r»p..,.ot I ,k» rwp-jBdret M.ap.rd U A. trial la the Or- < ITi.trnc^gsV^ilfr^ss^&.'fertl-, , STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St., GRAiro RAPIDS. ®®EADACHE.'_________ r»»»u>ir B. P B. 3k$20,000 In Solid Cash Given Away. Tate Siiws?‘LiTiirfi8(ilatir st Ito / B. P. B. 3, $20,000 In Solid tesh Given Away. Farson and Maebiniau when j vub to boy oil* for machine's, «agn<M <x pkaao mow »od gel our prices. UaHim A Banja*. City Dniy Store. B. P. B. 3, $23,OOQ In Solid Cash Given Awav. New Advertisements. I TAKE NOTICE. 1 BLNINGEB'8 ■ OLD LONDON DOCK Gffl. '•KS’drirt— A. M BINNING RR a OU. No. 13 Banter 84., X. I. urtcriofWlTM, XI ran- Ca«A8A Sot.TH«a« lUlLWAT UtfB.— Thia popular baa cnmmencrd no thair nnarun. med, Munday. May 14th. thrrw (hat exprvM tniaa rato. ia atnnvtiaa with the M.C. K R. Paaaevgra laaeiag Hawing, at 7 30 a. x., imr. to B«tr4« aaato day at 8.10 ». M-, and Naw Tori next nonuag at 10 30 A-M Tbia ftat day rxprea. ia the beat tram btowwn Micbi«n and tb. Rato. Parlor car. from Detroit u DtdMb; keeping roacbe. from Rabb t» Naw Y«k. my30cr .tesw.‘dwa»i?ifcWK try nay pablic hanae la Ue Stalo, lb. Utb. are an^pQad with aQ lha tartaU aUred. aad carefid aUosUea b gina ty'aU ••IghryM. l«rt lk.m lb. gaDaat'a cigar ato Bra Hopdag t. recto re a hierto petnMg. froa , kt elottiiagaf the lady, bureiag tor U. trnrtolag pn^**- wU'* '•« ><• duly ap­ and pntahlyhUlly. preciated by tte prepetaw. ■Hay night a youth nomad CaUlaa. »Ito wore af Jobs'Maahy, AU*I hh I j^gsgffigsgg faei GuMru, Boota aad Shorn of aU kind, and pnm.SHppcn, eu , toe. Come an. for ynaraejm. Store on Jrffertoa Streto, .am aide, opptnrta tta |lltJkriek. Jon 0. Kerra a »ay9tf I of H ATS, CAPS wxl A. S DEAN, For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. G OSTS' FVR-J a New Portable i^Bn- j NIBBING GOODS to be found outchine for moving,raising or changing the /.VG THEM JLT iH CB LOWER' PRICES— Doo t fail to aa. tho p>.4a belocation of buildings fcn porabariag. from small to great, Bia 1st or Bia mat and having- handled about 1,200 buildings in Hixton years. 1 feel confident I cau satis­ GOOD NKWS TO TH! PUBLIC! fy those who may fa­ vor me with a call. My address is Irv­ ing, Barry Co., Mich. Residence —. Six STOCK OF GROCERIES miles directly West from Hastings. All orders in Has­ tings or Vicinity left with Powers &/ Bar­ low. --— v— Ayer’s Advertisements INfiEH.ni! Hair Vigor, /Vj Those irhom it Cail al tte Sip if tte BIG HAT. ' may Concern. WALBRI I>G 1 am now running lx offenag Jo »II tb« lar^ V. amortuwnt i chino, tot aadrtoy duahtohr ia ataou r.rry paint. Bilb a iarga aaaitar prrrrat tbe Wood j waa lk. datodad fa.atola, ato&*M bwwod hok-1 lag la tbe aaprarttato and nnnaetaabal eye t. ' « * Suita actually worth $10.00 now only $6.50. Suits actually worth $12.00 now only $8.50. Suite actually worth $15 00 now only $10.00. Coats and Vesta really worth $10.00 only 7.60. Coats and Vesta regular price $12 00 only $8.50. Boys’ suits $1.00. 1J50. 2.50. 3.00. 4.00. Boys’ suit* for $-1 and $5 worth 50 per cent more. . Men's fine nil wool panda $2,50, 3.00. 3.50. Men's all wool Coats, job lot. odd sixes, only $2.50, and 3.00 worth 5.00 to 8X)0. MEN’S WHITE VESTS worth $1.25 only 75 eta. Men’s summer coats 25ets. Men’s heavy linen pants for 85c, worth 1.35. HAIR DRESSING, PEOPLE OF BARKY COUNTY nr Tie Gmerj Buies-a WOOL WOOL. At my OLD STAND Irving, Mich., Apr. 23rd 1877 aprSSmS. D*"" CARBOLIC OIL LINIMENT DEFY COMPETITION ojkjaunra taMWtCT TOflOtaiy, wpytaetoW. CM amm aad namma my Moeh aad J.H BUTTON, [>nl3.'7Gtr] Drugs, Medloma, Etc., Etc •} Hau. wool In Hastings, Wm. H. Goodyear. fflSUISfflm (HMH. PEOPLES DKXTQ STORE. Physician’s Prearriptk>n» and FKKRA.M) WTI.LIAMSA CQ, WANZER & BARNES, }<ur Trade Family Recipe* oare&Qy pre- «- WelrombMarble. �^Railroads. [ aKiift•wenren; '7 MAY I. MIS­ rioua article, in regard to keeping none but one year old fowl* for layer*, 1 uim: the following- “AJtlkough there arfl maBr wide*, difficreut bt«i* of (owl,, adapted more or lew to tbe varied wants of tbe fitnusr, there are tome general roha f.e I THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER. their managr-ment which on: applicable everywhere; ami many flap act error? are mode by Hint farmers, One tcrioua error until they"become too old for profit,'Ucauac they were choice bird* aad good layer* when young. A boa of any breed win foy only about half a* maay eggs tbe Has The Largest Circulation. Is Radically Republican in Sentiment. ftrt Want •'<*. ■tSSSrtK jnASg!.,iiaiWa S^i^rtSal'ef * tarraa.r •*« feanaasta ear <rt Sa.Matesr, issrafwllai FsMir JOB DEPARTMENT, Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let­ »« = is 1 HAND RAPIB8 BIVISIDN. The Sellable Shan Lite 11 ’ ;•? !!“ -t lk. As* il tetar- I •k«w Max. irsarlhxa U. •!» rrtlrtosw .USlxXba Vr.ntod *1*1 «»H»I All OtrSQiT ! - .-StmVKt ill 1^2 * a H.2gs>!" •••••- ewjs ancvL.'s sswu.zwr'juSFj-'iiSs ‘I. < tty«» IttrtiaaaaMlaUweMM. ii-.uh.sK.iai.TXs of washed wool, worth say thirty cent* [«r •lb. (it ha* beer, twnliderably higher daring spring Wag-eut, retailers cr to. largely to Customers in other placet. The front one sheep for the year. Wo have to aamo ia miiniy true in regard to Clevchad fond the sheep and euro for her a year, bat and other icitiea?' wo hare tbe sheep benclf loft at the cod of the acaami, her manure also, and the Let A formpr writes to tho •■Country Gen­ that thia waa accompliabod on rough feed tleman," drreriHn; thn utual intern of and an outlay of very little capital.' rotation oGrojbiin his vicinity on a 100 acre farm, atJcliow< -Ono-half the land in a small work, describing the tucthud bang required fir pasture, one quarter, or 25 acres, of a form of 100 ocrea need to be cf making butter in Pennsylvania, near kept in fair at-udition u ma>Jt>w to’ fur­ Pliilaik-lphia, celebrated in the market of that eity, I find the following: “take ’ of dies cut in 1 ior 5 yvani after s-eding. tlto saltpeter one port, <V loaf-sugar om part, meadow Iwl bu to be renewed thtu fre^ ,'lfCna rock-salt two part*, beat the mats qecntly. This i* done generally by a to a fine powder, and use one ounce of the system <,( |hro« tgop rotation, aa follow, compodtion to a pound of batter. Thia One-fifth, my 5 acres, of failing meadow i* will pre it a peculiar, rich flavor, but it given one-half of the yearn product of ahtluld not b? used before two weeks old. manure, and plowed in spring for com; Butler it oftea injured by uxiu- too much the next .’pring lk is town to Mia, and aalt in preaerr ing it; but thu composition after the oat crop ia off tho other half­ rendera it unnecessary to tall to eicosa. year’s manare ■ applied ia tho fall, and For Immediate use, tall alone ia prefer­ the hod plowed and sown with wheat, able." Th» recipe ia fur butter th*: may followed with ^yasa seed. So there are be kept perfectly swevt for months The about five acre tach of eon, oat* and best salt must bo used (Athlon a Inverwheat tach yair, on a farm of -100 acre*, pool ia the mart used), tar batter cannot aad manor* is applied to 6 acres in tho be depended on to keep long. The follow­ ing is a good tcsVbufore tuing it Dissolve tho foil for wheat After throe grain crop* a littlo tn a glam tumbler, if the brimi with so asanry psswing,, and twice manur­ formed ia dear aud free from bitter taste, die salt ia good; 'if, oo the contrary, it is ing, the laud iaBgain retunta* to meadow, tbe 25 eb-ta being thu* renewed every five of a milky apposrance, leaves any sediment year*, and roereving perpetuhlly all tho or throw* scum to the surface, it should luauurc of the fsnk, leaving th,- 50 acres be rejected. There are times when the uf naature hod wholly neglected, and cou- butter come.-, that it u soft and worm, and tinuallyjrobbed ofit* pborrphaus and other difficult Io take out. Then the milk should • lerueut* cf fertility, carried of in the milk be removed, and the diufn half filled with can*, and slapped to Europe in four or ico Cold milk or pure ice-water, and churn­ five million pounds of ehoeao annnally." ed until the butter hardctui. if the lee •tavrea^ VraMSrHU »•-«> • *»wst*t ■4«l»u!ni.r ^TOrsstui’Stsrstiss meats, Envelopes, Busi- find tliat the average elip per head Waa 4.85 iba. - A sheep will elip nearly fire lbs. IS »S “ TRAINS GOING XUBTB. ter Heads, Note Heads, State Cards, &c„ &c. Ja * u tsa_ 1 butler, beef or port. Il is impossible'for weed* to (Ape in a field where sheep are kept, and for this purpose they are invaluable. Lika poultry they are the seareagers ofi the form; their keeping rests.but little, uxl this is the n-icn why the* are pcvGtthe intorior «f par State there is a better­ ahle to the former To the fjmer «hccp market for heaths peaebm and grapes, j every avion, on an average, than ia to be are ' stock that psy dividend* scun-aonaally. In the oping thyre io a return of wool found in tbe cities, taking all the cxpcnac, th*: would render tbe inveaUuetit in oheep and risks into the uec-junt, unless the profl tdblc if th- re wm no other grower i» l.cat-xi ra-ar enough to a city to suffidcutiy ' source of profit, and in the fall there is an bo able t* u.Ali-1 hts fruit with a team, , equally " ’‘ expetmiM of packing, ex- , “Now. as tho result ot a good deal ofcxp-eriencejand obscrestion—and some dearly bought deaaoM—sny ^rwe to persona having crop* of such ftWp, is, first of all. to sdl Harm ns near hodK a* jxsvible. In the majority oi the towns and villages of P^4,0t. _________ thaw saax. ITanr ihw W. »b> th« in Advance. aheep, owing to their forme not being Urge. In4870 tbe number of sheep in tho Btato of New Yort wo* *181^78, and it U Mtimated by good judp* that the floeko do not average over ten to flft« n sheep, or ranging from five to twenty-five The lambs and fot'ahrep are sold to butch­ er* in the vietnity of the farms where the sheep are kept. A farmer In Su Law­ it owes fruit gron’em coo obtain rence county nyr “I do not claim that tew for their fntit near home, i< ^thcre is a very large amount of profit to near a large town, than by scud bo mode in the course of a year from a i to Urge dtka by railroad, or by Saiiiav retail^ । Subscription Price only 31.50 per Year alL' saraaMjatmaiaAia aaM ■ ■ fts s - State. Matt. killing off the old one* an 1 repWng them by pulleta, diaoae ia ttare to attack them. They become liable to cholera ete.. after they become aged. If the practice of keeping only pallet* ia once followed. I am >urc that no farmer will ever abandon itwastfraiiB «•'. a M.-niif |.riytxl an* •irea■ajatr.r n.rr br Toar naaaartre LttsasmifM Young man, if she smile* on you more sweetly than uanol—if she flutter* out to meet you at the gate with a new cordiality —if the remark* that - eleven o'dock ian.t a bit late"—if she invitee you to esll again with confidential nanwartaeaa—if she says “pood night" with a gentle presanre of bcr dear little hand—ifahc <to« al! theMlhinrs, Holloway’s Advertisements. Gnat Saittai Ttarwitlr RAILWAY COMPANY Depot, 104 READE STREET, New York. GE0. yv JDS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS “TfisMara sJsSffciaWftras My MtHorsate mrf •«■>«•& U s 3S «r -Mi A »/»r«i« rCaaruai THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY ~ Q-axrtrxicrs ‘ViMlif Wil Bacirifis. Pennsylvania , R iailroad RTnanoa. Tbe objrctwabh feature of this system neglecting to fertili^? the pasture land, which must Le ronvated occasionally in order to predate a good crop of grant; and the qaiwtionas. haw can it be done to the Ixvt advantagrf When an old pasture CaU foils in k* prat*, sod UeoB« infonted rather warm, put ia twice the sail you nanally do, work your butler just enough to mix the aaltwe^ through it, and set- it. away ia a cool plaoo for 2* hour*, then take it up and work it ovvr, much of the ,«alt will be dissolved and work out. A tw,« foot role—k.vp your feet dry. Tbe grave-digger I* tbe king of spade*. S' can be afforded, 'whieh would not bo tnudh in mo*| raws, and ia plowed aa fort aa the manure in applied tho flrat wook in 8. ptember, t lira harrow it* aad apply 200 L_ ri il to BOO lha ofauper phosphate, nr finely Cool, but not alwayw collected—an ice- GEO. WOODS & th. grew reed, and harrow tn the reed and hrriHrer at the aasse time, and the result w ould bn that a ftur crop of hay evuid be cut ftvm.'this laadjLamuooaMn, audit NICHOLS MEPAIB & CO. J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS. - - MICHIGAN POULTRY WORLD. Drug* and .Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, mid Prr.fcriptinnr \MUfuBp ciimpoHnded. Also a full line of MB, illB, Pllffi, OILS, Di!hl STUFFS, &o. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. EDICAUMICAL IKfflTUTE. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-07-25.pdf 7a65228375539f0849147a6650be8145 PDF Text Text ** wHirunictf Btfiitu DEtTI-V k NIMKEt TEMMlt OF bUlMCHHTIUS: VOL. XXII. NO. 13 rVJFEWNAL AND MRS SUM HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25^ 1877. ‘ , I" jou't foil to « the ieon i. — rx a ---moliw- kTiaw^oiiciTfrt ATTOKNBk AT UkwasOLlCITOB Lin. aiWtUHU recry im »»t uotil wt KO kxiuninjj. of life It wiu victoripuB over all Competitors at the Great Centennial ‘Field^riMl, ItworkB the easiest because the weight of the driver does the dumping, and is the most durable because it has ----- ■ , nil-..-, nriu unnti-wiuciumuo IR°N (no^ “d BRA8BCOIL SPRINGS (not ron» OVBr THE CLEANING BAK IS ENTIKELY xnvPT ’N0 vn BTfcks'FLUGGED tmrntru t>r nnnvn’i^THE t v mnr- AXLE, .-c-ro NEW’and N6*VEL.~ NO BAR RESTING ON THE TEETH. We tdso have the *ke op and bo friendly. Chine* decided OOS to ALONS)D. CAD1VALLAUER. ATTOBh'HY AT LAW A SOLICITOR SINGLE REAPER, LIGHT MOWER, COMBINED MOWER AND REAPER. The Champion, wm the lighest draft of all the Muchitnw tesuxl at the Canteonial Field Trial of Mowers and Reapers and received the highest award. n .unxsAlncf H0!^ Sweeps aXDKApilB. -i - - - - - • Mica t.1 om < ricKqnuaia. Fvi>MMni . VtoKlw.- noAiU) I a!*»» boom, w.w rim dat. ’"“nw”.”|w 31. JONES . The. Ny.w Champion Single Reaper is a COMPLETE SUCCBSS. It in unequalled for quality of WORK, LIGHTNESS of DRAFT and DURABILITY, being constructed almost Entirely of Wrought Iron, Malleable Iron and steel, while it* ' pivualy nr din nghtoouriy without a wife. Suffering* and revere trial* purify and "black mrn ! haughtily, wish ' “S«a1j Gad « the United Sto-.cs The carotol h OOO.OOd, Held by five individual,. AU**?" a*k*d Xr Lynceoo. moraine; trip. 1 met Gar. Dualap the other day; be ia an old aeiroul-friend of mine, agd he told me it wogid give him great |4oMure to entertain you at hr* houae. "I ahoulj like it of all thinn," arid Chark*, with difficulty keeping down the driight that Mtt tho blood tn torrent* id Hoc,' wai too tndotit I shall find * Leading oat of the vObge of Hope, N. boy, ualm it bo a min. _ "Ah! there To-day akin until TiKHtoroDLr coxvnyu, He never judge* a man by the cut of hi* clothe, or the quality of bi* garment*. wa» Lie niariqi; and abor.i all thjng* ha other Reapers, which is a very .desirable feature. waked to be qaoted aa a gentleman. To be »uro he waa oedy Mrentren, but he had Thia retort mid* the young exquiilte STVDEBAKER WAGONS, SUPERIOR AND HOOSIER GRAIN DRILLS, putcff.boyiah !a|«irta and manner* long feel unpleaaantiy warm, but he determined Weight is Little More Than One-Half DENTIST Coms and see ourStock. khave worn (n tin fail) tollable hat for the of the uhi reran. I am afraid 1 that Voii22>-1. GREBLE & RUSSEL]^ wealth Charles ttootl cm the Torgn uf dandyhm, ATTORNEY AT LAW A HOUC1TOR SMITH k KMAFPES. ’ ATTOKNETS AT LAW A SOLICIT- 0VEB5B0 TAYLOR RAKf.S , «aed, unceuias prayer to pfore thia rod , ribbou where 1 ran riway* m the emblem plain handtonm carriage, "du gentleman ta going to Goy. Dunlap'.," than aiding a wbhI. ..i.l. L. - 1 .... _ _____ er? > look with hope feeljuMifiod in Udytofeth s our victim*! all who walk uprightly. God A Great Fill. who wu forcing htnaelf to wear a tenon* tdaong hu cup nf coffee otrefolly back, for | young man aa due* odd job* for the the ■hiftiug bb band trembicu with th* exritotaret Goraruor,' wa* th. grinning reply: and wkteh the offer foad given him Charlo, quite MtuSed that he wu right, “ten, and <yc of th* beat men living I enjoyed the admiriogglanereafthecrovd IIAi»'riT ifRtflRT. . II. C. raCKHAN. i I’HWIpA.V'A BUROEO! is w.jr 5Ki£3U« find MISHAWAKA DOUBLE SHOVELS, 4C-. AC. Nashville Michiian. *11 w«k.jiwtawA: atumiMl to. ~ TEacnixo rnax to n*n th. IkbUth Did ria. fmget th, path of duty in childhood, a* waD mature year*, can alone lead to re ment and hanpinrea. i*d that vouch time in which to form correct habit* boy u a Sabbath-bmkcr ? We think not. Another riolato* the XiaitTU 'CVMMASPMMT. 1 Dunlap; <E>joah.?pre |p< ba acquahitc-f wiihhipF h. added bwUnaHy. | “Ob.yen, very weO; in fact I hare done i mi oral litd* Jolw for him.' wu the an- «• WHOLE NO. 2059. . Thomas Rake ,i cirs Hl SSELl t. FARMERS ’ tex*® £& 7yi Hastings Republican Banner 't\ O-TtATNTID GOLD MEDAL W —*53.4— XD WM. Hl JOliS, IAN k!R.'tt>lM0X/-O«M «*M udlMtfon. MjS-__ _ ' DR- ii. F.PKCKHAW. DEI.IGAIT Ji WOLF. M. D. apt au.au*w* j , | Ab P DRAKE. made hkvail more than agreeable, he old Gorerac-r recalled reroink- 'Whathsi time, then, aaid Ann* Lyboa. who ’»|a» very proud off her brother. "I don't be here you'll tee any a. h.ndacruc in AR*- san wi i ii'wi nans leen telling you." Sooth? will look in your new anil!" "I (hail try Id du the family credit,' MMfor »n honor on hia i father in aa-ejuing the opportunity, but undoubtedly he felt that he did. - M'M. II. H it•IXIHB. Fortunately the joy wa* *o be wa. not narrowly obeervi "Don't troqbfe yuureelf'' wild ling analogies and entering lU animal atop at Got. Du(l»p'« aa If it wu an every 34 BUCKEYES TO 5 CHAMPIONS SOLD FROM HASTINGS AND MIDDLEVILLE IN 187C. ISAAC W. to you that I am a working man, and do quality, ntoM ornrin to onaxa-oiraxo, little job. for the Governor," and be turn­ there.' (aid onu of bti friend*. ed away ehalpDg poor Charlm by thn "Ob, yea, thaiGorareor'a an old friend hand. at r.lluknow him well w a lamb, cunning of the family. 1 Ixpect to make aoma jolly acquaintance* out in Allatoc. And 1 Kring and teaching the true Ufa. Let the boy tee it and >1 its iupiralioo. Let him know that there are thing* that should I Sold By MESSER BROTHERS Jlt»IN-Q.CHf«SY. getting intenatnd there, you may tta<ml|y. the distinctly before to than the acorn would bo ~ :r» at work upon the wa the aoul. God would before in (lore*, abirt front*, and gold POWERS & BARLOW NEW ’ISII. Builders, examine their Build* ing Material, House Trimmings, t- wu Carrtan. Sin and Ornamental Parnta, Oils and Varnishes. PAI N TER Farmers, examine the WIAKD Haatino*, Mich PLOW, before purchasing others, JnfferaonSt., Every onewaranted. Those contemplating buying Joy Comfort, and Happihen Mnwarw or Reapers should see Sick aai atniete*! the Walter A. Wood Machines, OF HASTINGS AND VICINITT. at I • DR. J. B LaBUBE m«r!9yi: Gleaning*. broidnred 4rirt fount, in which he deter mined to make hit <fo£*r. He wm hand­ wine, there wai no denying that, though hi* beauty wu rdher effeminate than muenline. Bi* figure wu good, and hi* dolhre fitted him fauldemly. WUh hi* n«w and elegant partGantmu .trapped upon hit *houldcr,hi* new and jaunty treTaling anil, h* frit that be coaid defy and conquer the world. boyaidiriike there wcll.re^ulated homm, Where ere W» Drifting. •U,0Hl.52fi wu'unued on acornnl of eur- .urveiHance of; tho naiaonal ■uthcrittr* a* reprawnting Jhc whole people. That ttlrrcillauco hu been withdrawn. Ito rmumption i* iuwWble, axcept through tl e demand of The Southern people them- bJ rency obligation*, aod 121,140.001 in re- forgetting tne grinding ih they are receiving. for “miachicf.till o crer found for idle turned 4,676,0tH) ahad into the Hudaon ■dssr thki acwaon. of the United Slate right awer by alate* Invariably replying, bythuoder!" Chrimie, thinking t. boy a future wifi depend •Mr. Kaowim, aurwar on your daatinauon, when they (topped at * thriv- •176,000. <duhb prayer, "Gire me Scotland - comfortable night on nemmot of the crowdand the bnlldoarm ROWERS & BARLOW. right. Jamon Rucbanan wa* right and Ahrabatn Lincoln wu a uaunw ; if thia ,£S ■baggy and well tore! before him. THt STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you will «ave money by it. Everybody knows they are the only BBPA1B 8 young mtn, e andunrtatful Y a wild, (STM droartgren m the North front the principle* .1 * ■ * ■ ti.._ __ ; gave phmdhllity to the claim of righ. lh« part of the national gorcrnnieat Xra’ �T^t^rrutLic^ Tte Sirike. ’ c-w diScribing the seracs that Iran,pired along tie Baltimore and Ullio, and tbe Paanaylvauia Railroads, nor » it of any social important* that we rtould. Tba chararteristie of tbe mob, the violenie ex-1 hibited, the murders committed, the nut­ It has bcccmr a rattled matter that there is no such thing as honraty or hon­ or, in anything connected with sporting matters. The race* at Jerome and Fleet­ wood parka are all arranged beforehan' rages <>f sv«ry eouecirable kind which mark the proceedings of the rioters, and those that mart the setfaa of every similar collection of villains. For their action there io not the least pomihle apology. If they did not ifetire to wwk for the Railbmd Companies al their price*, it was their right to leave bat not to attempt to We continue our answer tolhdliatof Quosiss, a portion of which wo printed la* wwek, sent us by one of the abtait of the many able Republirau of the country We print the quwtions and simply give brief answer*, leaving the reader to draw hie own condnaioui. use military force to auppreM such iasurrection or otetraction to the law*, he shall forthwith, iiy proclamation, command surh insurgents to disperse and retire to their respective sbodm within a limited lime -. nuw, therefore, I. Rutherford B. Hayes, Pratidcnt of tbe United Btatoa, do hereby admonish all good eitixen* of the United States and all pvraoM within tho territory usd juriadie lira of tbe United States, against aiding. and the innoecut people who bet oo borara may do so with tho rottainty that the ring have agreed with the owners as to wbkh horses should wia, and by bow much. Occasionally an honeat man undertakes to run, or row, or walk, or do something, and if he cannot be t-oajkt b. is disabled fa acme way, if it is tbe interest of tho gam­ blers to do it. A rowing match, which excited mud: hi tarrat among lira sports, was arranged between Itiley and Courtney. G unney vn known to be the best man, and bets vn him were three to one. A Hula ring of sporting desperadoes took all the bets they could,and aa immense amount of money wan staked oo the event. At noon af the day of tbe race, Courtney vu in splendid condition. He sal down at his hotel to take tbe little refreshment al* been too expensive for the past three or four years, and tbe prices must come down or all buaicess must atop. Tho action of tbe railroad companies i:i reducing wages w^vjuHwhot tho necessities of tbe case demand, and to it there can ba no reason­ Tew, most eertataly ; for the hope of able opposition on the part of the employ­ the country ia centered in the continued ees, and hcuce no reason for their action, after be was taken very skk; he vomited ascendency of the Republican party, a* it oor any occasion for any indivtduab severely, and fell into a stupor from which among them all to dn violence, cither to be did not recover till night. Riley rowed the property v>f tbe railroad companies, or orer the course alone, the jndger awarded create any riot that should require from him tlio race, and the money in tbe pooh the President nr the Governor of any wa» paid over to hie bockcn. (Courtney Slate any I’rovUraatioa commanding them bad tem drugged with araenk. Thia ia to dispene. All swell action fa illegi). no mote thia ia doue every day on the sulwcrre aay good purpose ? unwaranted by any action of tho eompan-' race tracks tn the city, and ia a fair illttaMost mwurodly not. fen, and should be savrrely punched. tratlon of tbo honor of ■porting men. Would not tho Republicans vl each States aa Petraylvania and. Ohio te ten The excessive aaortality among children inrable to the last degree to passively The Louisiana Political Perteculions. yjdd the victory to their political oppo- i Sonic Republican Louisianians called in the city is oevasioning alarm Tbc Editorial Nolot. ' 1 deaths last week were over 500 in newn , upon the Pnoidrat one day last weak, and, Certainly they, would and wc de uot had a ronfereuro upon tho subject of the The Journal should tkrirk once more of the correapondiog week for years, the believe they will do any auch a foolUli proceeding* instituted against die Louisi­ against the military interference in the af- > mortality being mostly confined to children. thing, even if they do disapprove of the ana Returning Board. Il is understood fairs ot the Southern Staton. I It ia not, as usual, confined to tbc tene­ 1‘rtsidcnt a Southern policy. Did Freedom shriek when Federal bay­ ment houses, but die children of the bet that the IVraident vu advised to take no onets Were used to uphold the Government ler classes have suffered tembfy. Tbo Ia the organization of tbe Home of Representatives at the aoming acMimi, of Western Virginia and Pcnnsylraoia weather has been unusually severe, and there doa no* appear to te a very grrat the streets and alleys were never so filthy. cnctt of his office to prevent any consutu- against tbo strikers? probability of the rieciios of a Republican Hid not a Government which eanuot The accumulatioaa of la* winter were, left Speaker. Now, if the Democrata and Re­ rnation <jf tlio attempted broach' of faith. ; Yet it cannot be denied that the prosceu- support itself against a few railroad on the ground till late in the »pring. and strikers without demanding assistance from ■ then were not wholly removed. Under the Federal army, ought to go down ? Let'I tho hot July sun the gutters and back ceni. The fact that tlic Attorney Gettrr- the Copper-rebel Gcvercw of Went Vir-1I yards of the detrsely populated streets in al of tho State, Nat. itodsn, appears ac­ ginia, and the rebel shrieking press an- the bwer pert-of the eity emitted a coor central ion of etraebts that singly were tively in the pmccutioti. is regarded as iiidate and elect him 1 enough to kill a healthy adult, to say one unfavorable sign, and h.-erna to todi 1%; at least if we were a Member of cate that pjasibly Got. Nichulls’msy nut ucthing of a weak and insufficiently nur­ the Hoo** wc should vote fur rtch a man, bare aagrjlat control. •over the State Govtured child. Tbe germ of disease once set both in the'interest ot lho Republican ernmeutas fau been supposed. Some of afloat was carried into the tetter rvgions, and the child uf many a wealthy man dint party and the country. the Louisianians think the Attorney Gen­ The SnerrJ soil of West Virginis has as an atonement for Ilia neglect of the Would not the casting of tlw vote of eral Ogden would not have ventured to been invaded by the Federal myrmidons. ' the Republicans of the Hous*, »< indicat­ associate himself with this matter if Nickpour, ' whom wc have always with ns.” ed ia the foragmng interrogatory, te equi| Ain't it awful ? Zx/ <u Arirr HLrrtf ar 1 The board of health, always weeks too late, valest'to endoraing the Pr«id«ut'» South havo taken bold of the matter, and their efforts hare, in somn measure checked the To Subscribers. wouM it not stop farther criticuin of that policy from Republican source* ? We think not. It would only fadiate that the Rcpubluau Memtera of tbo tloufo preferred a Southern friend,of tlsr Prndilsnt to a Northern copperhead. i Is Senator Blaino right in life opposi­ tion to any farther annexation of Mexican territory, whether aa the mult of a eon fliet with Mexico, or by porebaae from j Wb think not, aew^ibciicM* thabafl tbe North American Continent should be usdsr the Stars and Sfripes Is it probable that the faded tog of the Mexican States between the Rio Grande sad tho Sierra Medre mountains within the territory of tho United Staten would eventually rraull in an strengthening the South as to make it poaaible to luecwd in a nccoud attempt on her part to destroy We do not head this notice “To Palron«, ’ for the reason that many a subscri­ ber is not a patron. There are a groat many people who subscribe fur a journal to help tbc publishers, who habitually forgkt to pay for it. It i* to thia elaas wc direct car attention. .Under tbc prueut inanegcment tbe prinmploofadvance payment will bo substan­ tially adhered to , no paper will be allowed to run after tbe time has expired, except in thoae rare caaa wlxro there is persoual acquaintance and the subscriber livre wiieA he ma7 be reached any day in case the money should be nord.-d. There arc subscribers from whom lat-.ra sums arc due ; such iudividuab cannot expect to be long­ er furaiahrd with tbc paper without in>all tbo subscribers poaaiblc; but nnlewa the dollar and fifty cents can also reach us there will be no object in increasing tbc present list. TLooo who du not receive tho Barena to the future will know to what cause to attribute it. NV it would only make the Union streager, and disunion more impuemble, Slavery having teen driven from this Repttblio norm to rrtura, and judging from tho character of die txspU that hare filled up California and other mineral sec­ tions of the United States, is it not cer­ tain fhat the krscr portion of those who -Thu Awakening at Hand, would rush co the newly acquired territo>y would bo conpuacd of the adrenturou* The Indrprn-lrnl Siilrtauin, tbc lead­ and retarpriatag people of tho North ? ing Kepoblieon paper at tbe Capital cf - bloat assuredly. Tbe men of the South New Hampshire talks as follows, concern­ ing tbe President's Southern Policy : never been tho pioncera in any great enterpriso, or successful leaden to any of the the »WMUfatSMt*r fever early and had it great revolutions that have remlnuoniicd ted, is awakening from tu delirium. It is tegfauing to see that the Southern the character of human governments. Dsmocraia are playing a deep game, hop­ ing to gain by intrigue and deception is natiaoal politics and mob violence in their PreeWant Hayes Endoned. special communities what they lost in tbs The House el Reprosentativra of New war. A solid South with certain Stales Hampshire on Wednesday last placed on in the North where rata *nd fraud control record, as the vdoe of tho Itepublicati of ths bolhx-box, will do tte work. “Here in," save the Jomal, “Herrin lion tbe that Slate the following emphatic cngreat danger that tho policy of the rebel dorateltent uf‘be National administration, lira shall .ueoesd within the Unfau, which and of Prcaidcnt Hayes as a man, and as tentiou of a few men in our midst who pretend to bo afrai<Tthai tbe President is not doing the brat be ran for >11 the peopl.ofthsthnBqxiMic. , Wuxxxxs, by the voice of tho people, as well m by. the daeaion of Coogrrw. Rutherford B. Haysi became lawful and rightfol President of the Usited States ; _ . iu. ■ - ■ - - :<> ] Our Wnhingtoi Letter. W ainnwox, D. C-, July 20,1877. Wo cannot hop- to give even on »tractc.f the dert.® columns of soUi! Democracy of West Vtrgiuia be propped up by Federal beyoneU ? Let. us hear The blaring anti must be endured by the from tbe Tilden Reform Jomal on (lisS. pour daring the week, fur they must work to earn their bread. But on Sundays, every one of them who can raise the means lakes his wife and family to where a mouthful of fresh air ia attainable The plcted by tbe ekrk of the ’sat house, Mr. poorest go to Central Park, for five eeote Adams of Kentucky. He will call tbe ' wi)J lake them there. Lwtt Sunday orer names at noon on October the 15, the day [ IM,MM p~ple visited the part; poor when President Hayes has given notice। mothers with their akkly children staying for an extra seniou to begin. According- j I al! day, having taken with thjm lunch and ly to the list as prepared, tbc democrats |i supper, that the little onra might get as will have eight majority and there are! muck of life as possible to fortify them twelve contested -srata. Tlio republican selvra for the intolerable heat of • dose reproseamiro from Colorado, Mr.' Belton, ,tenement hou«e for the next six days. the republican from the 4th district of , There were 30,000 people st Coney Island California, Mr. Pacheco, and the rspubli- ,the same dsy, and every land and water can from the 3rd district of Mimoun, Mr. , route leading out d the city to coo), fresh •Metcalfe, all hare lawful majorities and air was crowded. Fortunately there are will present tho official eertiCcatoe of their ' many such places about New York, and election. But this Impudent hold-over they are of ciireji and easy accmn. clerk Adams proposes to exclude litem until after the organization ! He has just . as much right to run the British perils- ' metit as the American ^congress, but a democratic office-holder sticks at nothing where his party intercste arc concerned. In Lansing he' will stuff tho ballot-box, West ia here, and ri speaking every day and to Washington he will trample on and nigh^ with great effect. Murphy will open his peculiar work next wack; and Gen- Glteoa of Ohio, and other noted orators, are held in reserve. Tho legal pert of tbc work is better organized than ponies of militia in tho State, two of tt has ever teen. The rum-shop that ia which are in sympathy with tbe rioters, caught without a license, or that fa any another -company is 38 mildt away, nod way Iransgrtaace the law, ia held to all th* ourexvmpany, numlxiing 40, is efferent. pcnaltue prescribed. Ami aa good law­ l|tdf the Governor's army is ia rebellion, yers with plenty of money are employed, one fourth out of tbe way, and tbe other they worry tbo sellers terribly. It is no fourth, forty men, are efficient,. So it joke to them to te arrested, for the old has ever been with the Democratic party. tricks of indefinite poatpooMnaato aad straw bail are DM allowed to work. They At Jackson twenty thousand youg have worried nearly two hundred bucketeds have been deposited fa the mill pood. ahopa cut of czuteoc®. Tbe excise law Why not give us some here, friend Jer­ which rratriA, ch* safe of Ignore to tuna, ome. We havo some lakes in which eels ly all tbe dirty little gin mills are putiing Tbe Strike on tbe Baltimore and Ohio op the requisite three cots in their Uith, Railway seems to have nearly ended. dirty back roctsia The temperanor people ‘ The presence of United State troops had are working for game, and they will doubtlswsgnt it. There was a strike oo ths Baltimore reaentatives of Now Ham;a!>ire parsed by tho vote of every Republican member the and Ohio Railroad one day last week that tallowing K'twib!d resolution : reached the dignity «i a riel. Boob A’raoW, That tho nrruouat of tba Na- •trikes are a disgrace to the American peopie, and should te prevented. It appenra from Turkish eortrio; on the field ol tettls, that tho fol M-obamaed get their aamunitic from Providence—Rhode Island. if lb. reports are to be cred- “ ’ seem wholly without energy. Divided as tho Rnstiaa army ia, a comport Turkish army wril baoultd, and with its baoa in the Quadrilateral, rould cut tbc enemy io H- R. Stevens Column. vegetiie doily d>m> hootiliiN, tbe Walls A Co. political strife ia IzJtusunn, the cBmpaign upon the Tbc rioters si 1’iUafaMg d-troyod■ Danube, and the fete Betti, of the Boyne worth of projwrty »n .«« to Monties), risk into comparative farig- fhieh men taerve to be teal to tbe 1 nifiennee with the sarhn of battles already tentiary for Ufa. A Waahisgtoo paper announem that Ben WmJahav breome reconciled to <te Southern pdky. Kh? Say that again for rodaetion of salaries af all oSocw and the । benefit of Mr. Blaine. other employees whose daily wsges w»s above 11.00. The strike is chiefly, if wot wholly, confined to firemen and brakesmen ( and extends wfatirard from Baltimore to ' Purifies the Blood, Reno­ vates and Invigorates the Whole System. ITS KEDIOAL PBOFEaTIES ABE Mteratfve, Tonic, XND DIURETIC­ Evidence. Twtettae MTheoimg. perhaps further, jodmiing tbc Parkersburg branch, bat there are no ap- ' (WH ffl K FtMM GOOBS. Vegrtlnc prvhecaioiv of a eprcod of the epidemic madtxna to tbe Capital over the Washington branch, which assumes an fadavcodcut existence at the Relay House, 12 miles Tbc Iowa State Rcpnbbcan Convention 1nominated Hou. John H. Osar for Gorernor, Hon. Frank L. Campbell for Lieut. ' ’Gorcraor and Chief Justice Day, the present inenmbcoL for Supreme Judge tion of tbe wrecking of one freight train at Baltimore, there appear to have been no decidedly hostile demonstrations there, though police forces are detailed to guard the various stations in sad about tbo city. Al Martinsburg the strikers hare en­ trenched themselves on each side uf and commanding the road, sa I bey are report­ ed to bars duno al other points farther Went. Nearly or quite 100 freight trains are blockaded at Martinsburg, and none are allowed to move, though paswetiger trains run aa uansl The public appears to sympathize with the strikers, and tbe State militia are iwportod to have general­ ly ftnteraiard with them, and from all thus far reaching u», the State troupe seem to have acted the aam« valiant part M iu their brilliant campaign against John Tho Chicago Poet soys over one hnn Vegetine Vegrtlnc TeceUne VeceUne the Wbte Sulphur Springs between July VegeUiie 25 and August 15. It will fast the capac­ VegeUM ity of thaw: Springs to cure so much itch Ve»etlne in that length of time. The denotation adopted by the New TeffeUne Hampshire Lecture, for eoonomiral VcgdtlM cevrroment, bourn: fulfillment of obliga­ Veertine tions, and no subsidies for corporate or lo­ cal advantage, is good enough foe a plank ia a Republican platform. . VncetiM Tbc invostigation in regard to the elec­ , Ve<etli>e tion of Layfayoua 8. Grover, by tbe Ore­ I VsgsUee gon Legislature, to the U. 8. Senate, thus far allows the democracy of Grover’s friends VoKfitinc Fine Tailoring a Specialty. 33 Monroe st, Grand Rapids. Mich. Health, Strength ANO APPETITE- VeKOtine uaatumaualy adopting -a reflation pro- VegotiUB testing against the appropriation of money I Ve<eUnp from Fl McHenry, Baltimore, left here or lands by Congress for any schemes ua- ; ■ hat night for uthe scat of war," seeming de tbe guise of internal i»prt>ro«necU>, Ul to regard the matter in the light of a hoi-1 not only did aa opportuna iking, but i Yeffetine klsy frolie. The call on United Sutra' troops for protection by the Democratic of­ ficers uf West Virginia strikes many as a most humiliating appeal who remember tbc indignant bowls set up by Virginia and West Virginia Democracy over the pcra- Uh partus in tbe entire North' We find the following scnaablo article in ' GROCERIES, nt; TtwaUne Heartily. The country ran-have resumption with­ out contraction, by the free coinage of the teraburg polling places fatt year, which silver dollar and free banking.,Repeal tbe wore taken up and reiterated by the ex- demooctititig act on silver and the war Conlederatr Congress last winter, and taxes on National banks., Give private । capital free play, retire no greenbacks un- | were only silenced t>y President Grant's crushing rejoinder to the peremptory de­ maud for his antliority io the premises. It is not believed that tho troops will be seriously resisted, end their arrival, it is The widow of Major General George 11. tbonght, will be soon followed by the dis­ : Thomas publishes a latter denying the re­ persion of tbe rioters. The strike baa port that at th* outbreak of the rebellion already resulted in a loss of thousands of the General wu a Htates-rigbta man and dollars to Garnrtts company, and with a sought employment ia the military service largo portion of ear citisraa who bdfevo it of Virginia. She declares that from the guilty of having engendered the strike of time the actual fact of war wu upon us tbc buatmeu on tip ChoMpeako and Ohio anal ths prcaenl movement has the ap­ him,",whatever other* may aasert to tbe pearance of retributive justice. contrary, without "Inflmmcu'uf aay kind" I No coal is’ coming to Georgetown and being brought to tear upon him by an r several vaaaela that have been awaiting one, or offers cl protection except what be cargoes havo Bailed sway light. The oo- was entitled to in hie own regiment. He was loyal to the United States, and ‘tiever shippara st CumbcrUml to advance the applied for servfat io the Southern army. freight to 91 per ton. Less than that.' the State Affairs. boatman declare would Dot insure them j The Muskegon Reform Club buiidfag even a pour liring to return for all their' bard work, and to pay it with the prraetn rUl cegt |IU,0UU when enopteted. The Ita'.iie Cretk Jamal entered upon daprearioa to tbe enol market, would, the daily shippers say, subject them to actual 1 jaa. Vegrtlno ’ Yegetinc 41.00. Vecrtlae COFFEE, VcfftlM Vegetine H. R STEYUS, BOSTtM. KASS. SOAP The Mild Power, CURES TOBACCO. HUMPHREYS Homeopathic Specifics CROCKERY. PAPER 3TONE WARE. oL 22 4tf. TRIUMPHANT!) Sem WiK The Advance Plow manv believe by the R. 4 0. railroad Co. tbe carrying rapacity of whose mad bas been tested to the uttnort by the increased badness brought to it by the virtual dos­ ing of tbe canal. No violence is offered by tbo striking boatmen and boats other tian these carrying coal are frequently as­ sisted through the blockade. The effect upon the business interrat cd Georgetown,f During tbe mouths of April. May. sad June 2,259 people were lodged fa tbe Chicago police atalfoos. The Mtaaaakec county jail it io Ut, it having firm built about a year ago and LIGHTRUNNING Oronoco, Benkn county. MOWER I REAPER ■ Mr. Footo of Oliva: is said to have | raised 2,1£13 quans of strawberries from a quarter of an a-me of land. BEST, Enra Wnsvar, of Reading, wsa tried be­ numerically inferior enemy, will deter fore Justice Boibcr of ibsx place, and others from joining ths standard of rsvoh ’fined »10ti for sdiiag Kquor to minora. which they w«re prepared to d*> had it ' Plaster, Lime, in Michigan. Barnum's has rota® and gone and there are oo signs of another. All of the fraohoiden of Breckinridge, Gratiot county, have signed an agreement to prevent the sale of liquors in that town. While Batn^m a circus was in Batik Mexican rumors are contradictory and Creek, Boardman H. Parker’s house wu oonfnsing, but bolder, of bilk of indemni­ entered by thieves, sod 1150 worth of ty are aanguine, and the weight of opinion jwoprty atoleo. appears to bo that car relations with tbe State Public a*. Coldwater. „ . m BAaraes town bids .-------- J Hair, ShlUgl^M, ^C, I A. D. COOK. G. P. Rowetl A Co'i Ool. other on the .bunks of the Rio Grande, would lead at onre to actual war. Tho Preridont a allogrt change of front relative to members of tbe National Republican CotamiUee, b quite so sharply critiriud CEtAMirroN’s IMPERIAL SOAP E TEE "BEST." The Michigan Central A fate number of tho CMc«fo JYOkoh gives the following informaiiiHi relative to the Michigan Cestral: •■The A„kn ot officers by tbe MW Di­ pinion in rrapect to other companies has rectors of tbe Michigan Ceotra) Railroad so often been conformed, that the pobU- is has ranted io tho selection of President quits prepared to teiirrs tho worst, sail, 8tosn sndaUtbeoM office.-,. Mr. JI. B. Lodysrd. tho Geavra! Superintendent, hM tho company m already dead in public sstimatioa. Mr. Farber, tbe vico-prwidml, Manager. TMs complimrat is well de is also the financial manager of the Char­ aerred. Mr. Ledyard, althretgb one of tbo ter Oak of Hartford, wbiah ia pretty gw- rout^. railroad managers fa tte enuntry orally undnretood to bo ton bed way; has state Manning the chirrs of the Mfehfaa. Csmral, prats. Lrewriftotea althoagb, as in the case <>l the Unimsn], railread « of unmmd ability u>d tolnnt. its arivnaey k toaiatad upon by its officers ItermuthM greatly faaprowd rinoste and ly same cutatdc experts boaUao. But assumed control, sad if tbara n nrt another rattroml irw, ha wffl todoobtedly snoewd DOMESTIC’ SEWING MACHINE Tbe comes stone o'the new Germania Institute, at Earn Saginaw, was laid Thurs­ day with imposing u-remoiics. i I Smith Hogle & Preston. SETH DOiESTirSWlXGMAt wx<» saw rosuc a>a -utcMM �local _ Binmcu notices. ___________ Special Nonces. . Fetiiicu uf th. Ladies,- Christian Tsui . r'-ranro.Vwocmtiooaigrad by Nr. Borton aud 222 Othere asking tbe Council to enfwee tho chaiog ofnlocne from 10 o'clock P-M.toCw'riock A M..wrere«,^.tel , referred to Committee on Ordiaraero. s^w.,a WANZEE&BAHNES H0K0P1TK1C BOKDIKS. All ’Preacriptionc and Receipts Gorefully Prepared, Welcomb Marble. jfo CLOSING OUT! Closing Out! '-fttrorh , liriUr-Mww.'r'Iti J^'SVrriii F«.-rll! Wanted, rtm, | CITY DRUG STORE ’ i-—.—<•— The Chairman of tbc Eidewald Commit­ to cerefcUy drop te ths ground, h teoksd tee, Aid. Dewey, reported at follows. UksatUagof lift ul reted as tkregh U bad Tour CtraailUMoa rid. >e4 eruss wslfcs io a Iregs tmndla of bralas prekod away snareThe Temperance n.eeting ou Sunday where of right. All ssS. ylsaaed. But afternoon w*.1 largely attended, but w« think the argument of the speaker spins-, the eaforocmen: of the taws for tbe rap prresion of tbo liquor traffic vu uncalled for and auwUe. Tho fry j,. if the law is not enfereed and that r^ridly the Red Ribbon nrtraniution may as well disband Raper* accepted and adopted Ayes—Drwey, McNaughton, RmaeU At a recent morting of peach growers at Seugituck they decided to use pnxllsr winklcmj and Young—5. N»y»—Ngpe. packages than those in gtacnJ are last fear. They then held a peck—thh year Special Committee in regard to the remo­ a trifio more than five quarts. Tbe bask­ val of the deed from tho. old to the new p4nte.rrepm4urily.ru. MrOmiek .ver et look the aamo site b^t being coostruct- Cemetery reported as follow. th. Wood—Th adjurtaM. rrel-th. 4rebl. ed differently bold ovw two and mm half TV Ike Ifoaonllt Me M«3:r aod Gao- riersior sad sKws all tlw Ua'lre llrelf Tkr quarts lem. It ia undoubtedly a fret that Wood Iretsad qfUo<llia* ch. psla itretly UirtwU .rwkii (real vigor. BMk th. smpeopfa are swindled more ou frail measure ■kioM ore wire tat Ita MeConaJek tauad lifhire s»J eu- u. taiter skspsd bundtes, Goad 1O5J. WOOL WOOL. 7 * Balance ol Our Spring and Summer stdek Nashville Item*. 1 The eity is rctyiqofat. As I am about leaving Umisp ft will be necenaary to have all aecounta aattl.d as M-,0 a. pmibJc. AU Uttectlled matters will be left in tbo hands of a rollwtor. Call «t once, all who have aanounta whh <“• I. W. Baorvx. Items are very acarre thia week. m> we nraat be contented with what we have. . . ' Rip: tomatoes sgv In market. ✓ The Hastiagx band t> tbe bcwe.te*Z ftobert B.-*dr U bplHfag a new build-1 ing to be oceupic-1 by Mr. Retell, ot Hart- i ings, u a feed st)re. New wheal is not yet Ct for market, v/ Report »u accepted and adopted. Ayes—Dewey, McNaughlqa. Ruaell. Winklcmaa, Young-r5. Suita actually worth $7.50 now only $5.00 Suita actually worth $10.00 now only $6.50. Suita actually worth $12.00 now only $8.50. Suits actually worth $15.00 now only $10.00. Coats and Vesta really worth $10.00 only 7.50. Coats and Vests regular price $12 00 only $8.50. Boys' suits $1.00, 1.50. 2.50, 3.00. 4,00. Boys’ suits for $4 and $5 worth 50 per cent more. Men's fine all wool pants $2,50. 3.00, 3.50. Men's all wool Coats, job’lot. odd sixes, only $2.50, and 3.00 worth 5.00 to 8.00. BIEN’S WHITE VESTS worth $1.25 only 75 eta. Men’s summer coats 25cbt. . Men's heavy lineB pants for 85c, worth 1.25. TCCONSUMPIIVES. Tbe rem crop promlaex ta be very large. Muniog. the fartrierr-' tty of poor eropu. TAKE NOTICE. ■ "Tho Coauaou Council hereby girm no­ tion to Bari IL Brown and wills, to 1-aura McPheraoo, to Adam Tinkler, to Thomas Altaft, to Robert Mann and to John F. Goinee, that tbsrv will be a mretinn of said Common Cbeneil aa Priday eveafog »• !b' “ the» roon“ la ‘h« Chy of Ilretinp, at which meeting action will be taken in rdatieu to taking and usinr the lands nccearaiy to widen Stalo st from Court St. to Green St. in accordance with profile cd Mid proposed Street ou file in the office of the Recorder of (Sty of Uatincx. RsstiDga, Mich , July 1st, IRfR w ■ J’W-Hbwtubv, Mayor. W- H. STianiNk, Haronkr _______ _________ julyiut Wall paper ebeap Machine oils cheap. Parti -Tnen .t,Mn Ottawa county hrvnrpniaed a fire in- Boel and Runrace have their new build­ ing wall on to completion, which, wlwa A ruutio-i at Petoskey wouldn't bo bad it is completed will be occupied aa asoloon to Uka jtXBt now. below and aaoffioes above. Demaray A Kellogg have their p«h and Our friend. Trraturer Wilcox, is im­ blind factory almost completed, ao that proving in health. t/bh! for a lodge in Mho. vast wlHeruoae they are operating it rome, and will be j where there are no moatjuitoee or black ready in a abort limo to do oil kinds of , work ip their )Lpe. I Report accepted aud on motion the, Thia ruorniu.- we were once more favor­ Sime wu laid upon the table until Friday ed with tbe presence of Dr. Hits, who I evening, July 2J; 1*177, his been far wane lime off or a trip tor placet By AM. Dewey: hii health, which teems to have improved There will 1.’ au important meeting of tbe Common Council uu Friday night, at us meeting, which House bun Sunday nlteoded by a large Hot'. N. Barlow atrd John* llou-hkiaa left Monday morning for a six week, so­ journ in Minnesota. Is it aay wonder that the railroad men A nest pamphlet for the Barry County Medical Koeii-iy will be iasued from this office in a day or two. The criminal cniendar at du August u-nu of the Circuit Court will be fully aa large as it ought tn be. Accepted and adopted. determined to destroy the :‘deatroy*r of; Ayeo—Dewey, McNaughton, Rueeli, millioca''. Tbe interest does not acem to ' slackco, but, od the contrary, seems to in­ Wioklemaa and Young— ft. Nays—None. ‘ crease in behalf of temperance. c. Tbe Resignation of Dr. Chi- Raiscll. aa a member of the Rcajd of Health waa Middlaville Item*. received, accepted and placed oa file. Ilers. Conley and Wiglo are out of town on a three weeks vacation, and every­ Company waa received,referred to Commit­ body goer to Patoskry. tee oa Fire Dep'u with instrnraioaj to re. E. J. Bcrah ■ left lor PentwjIranis ou port at the next meeting of thia Council. Tuewday to be ptcient at tho funeral of his Druggists Bondi of Waster A Barney brother who died very suddenly. Wm. II. Goodyear and J. P. Roberta,were Mr. Wigjo’rboiao was found oo Moil-, re ia Irving. Ale had taken a vacation Berni-annual pay roll u< Engine Company ithr-ut coueultlng the coageaicoM of his and Pioneer Hom tSmpaoj, No. 1, BAD BREATH. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, EADACHE. wssasasis: Farmers and M sell incite ■. when you wish to buy oik lor machines, wagons, ete, plcare come and kid our p; tor*. ¥i AjtiKX 4 Haxx Ba, juoeju.f Ci.y Drag Sure. TAKE NOTICE. Those whom may Concern. rteodye*’ co Srtprday. The quality a crxllout, and the quantity rim ply enorall over Michigan ew Portable M chine for moving,rais­ ing or changing the location of btiHclings from spiall to great, and having handled about 1,200 buildings in sixten years. I feel confident I caj satis­ fy those who niay fa­ vor me with n call. My address is Irv­ ing, Barry Co., Micb. Nays—Nunc. AccL cf John Q. CroMcy waa oo motion allowed at B3I.4I. Ayea—Dewey, McNaughton, Raaacll, Winkleman and Young—5. Nays—Now. Committee on Finance reported against allowing acct, of Z. Shepard for hauling Hoee cart. Report accepted and adopted. \ Aya—Dewey, McNanj^ton, Ripacll, Winkleman aod Young—!). ■ -’hi'erissESis* Tbc following acc-iunta were received. ■cut riz. c.^ a.ui/. ut-hff—:: 1 , PaxituBvru-X, July 19,1877. Burron Jitwi»tii:-7-O«r retremed toil worthy brother W. W. Bugbtw met with An excrileot map uf Turkey and the a revere kra Tuesday night, by tbe burn -urroandieg ratiom with the location of ing of his blacksmith shop in this village, the euomndiug armies, Ma barn received together with all Ite couteuta. Lorn about from the Publishers, Rand McNally k (X, The law library of the late II array Wright wm foil week taken by Joseph 1'ole on n chattel mortgage. It w» an in­ damnifying mortgage and the mat er can probably bo arranged by the executor »o furred sale. We havo received the prrepretna of the M&jm Mlitary Aeademy, l-smted •» Oreba.d Lake. Oakland County, for the Pal] Jo m 1B77. Tb:» it one of the be-u of our Indepradmtt Schools and should be liberally p- troaixed. For further particu­ lars addreev Superintendent, aa above. A Ivorec, die property of Rev. E. Wight of MiddlevDIe, l as Grayed away. A iibrnd reward is offered for the return of thia ing seven ytere old, of chateau, oolo: with Fhito Stripe ia Ub fare, and weighing •boat low :1m. BININGER'S OLD LOM DOCK GIN. Winkelman, Voting—5. Naycn—Jjopr. By Aid. Dewey. That the Crty Treas­ urer temporarily trana&r from tbo Con­ tingent fund to the Fire Department fund ado Stand here ou the 4th, realised about $38.00, with whir*, which they propose to rent an organ for their dub-room. O. C. Bugbee and J. B. Sachet fed from'a staging last night from • howe they were repairing for Mra. Wm. Begber wa. «rioady hurt and remained ia-eusibls for -me bourn, but ia not fatal­ ly hurt. Backet escaped with a braise spun one hip. Wiota is about all gath­ ered and in nice etmdjtfoa. Ayea Dewqy, McNaughton, RmweU, Winkelman, Young. Nayna—Noaa. By .AM- Dewey. < That the Manhall and Recorder be and they are hereby instructed to strictly en­ force all ordinance and By-kwa of the eity. Carried. SOLD Bl* ALL STOBB.KBrms. §20.000 "REWARD! §20.000 REWARD ! ning amounting la. al), fi'JX.’W was received and from Rome, N. Y., about-August let If you want to know whal a look ot Both cancers bare been removed and k ia p rftrt content is, just walk up to aa oM reporte-1 that rhe will probably recover farmer who haaji»r harvested a hundred Richard H. Howe of Middleville pbo MT« rj Clawson wheat recently opened a small dry -opda and Jint-a little attention ia called to an ara grocery store, was horsewhipped on Mon­ day by a Mra. Stratton, a widow lady liv­ Somebody a paper Is certain to'stop next ing near the village. . week. Fifteen years is long enough to Two young blends from Wayland were trust aay owe. ' arrested and fined 15 each for being in too Yesterday a gentleman from Middle- big a burry whin they crowed the bridge. They both cried and promised to do better. Haetinp JuMico to answer to a care of An hour after their discharge they were replevin, but ueithm joatiee nor plaintiff seen to leave the itown in a orudl buggy with only tme cert, each with.a girl upon could be found. ' Somo sample of new wheat were exhib his lap. At tme »f the party was colored tied at the atore of Mean. Barlow k it made a fine picture. Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St., GRAND RAPIDS. Lost $100,000 $20,000 Reward! yTrof. B. A. Nevina, of Orangeville, has The bridge ia getting worm every day. been engaged as principal of t ie Otsego Many now havtwquite a notion that an iu boob for another year. * iron one will be the cheapest to put in its Another newspaper M dead- They bur­ place when evertrth ing ia considered. ied It .lit DoSglass a few days ago. MWiMrs T. A. Dsltiamcr ia expected heme igan sriil takes 'em in by tbe score. make room for our fall stock. »a of aa •rrela< br (rihas naire id has nM>| Mash volte, SS'I Ibal nothing oaaipa at a luag «a«Ung walk; irtal this .tedp o. fete wits. F anted. -----Thera ia due us about B0 cords of wood that should have been delivered during tbe put winter. Wo could ran 25 eorda friends see that we kava l&> wood or the money in it at imer. removed without breaklgg tho Ain if tab­ oo «riy. Knifi. not wed. Very lied* pain. Call on nr addrean f K. F. Bmtwx, M. D., aprlStf Hetaiaga, Mieh. W hitman’s ttamwtod CmiiSw—the bort ■th. m^ A Ml rapply at J. P A. V. BINNINORR A (XI, No. 15 Beaver St., N. Y. evidence — Six miles directly West from Hnstings. orders' in Has­ tings or VicinityH(jft with Powers Ai!\ Bar­ low. Lost $100,000! SOLD BY ALL STOtlRKEKl'KBS $20 000 REWARD' Ayer’s Ague Cure, Call 1' Ite Sip tf MG SAT. WALBRI DOE. Is offering to all the Isrgret of II ATS, CAPS and iA’G THEM AT HITCH LOWER PRICKS-IMt fail-to see the gusds be­ fore pertfiiaaing. SIG 1ST or BIG HAT GOOD IfCTS TO THS PUBLIC! A. S DEAN, InriRg, Mkh., Apr. 21r«] 187T gpr28m8. CARBOLIC OIL STOCK OF GROCERIES ricon.K or babbt cocxts sm.-bsst Habbath, ild of Lou Snyder, of ______ _ Hratfop. Mr. Beyder This »ta«.m Iim been one of the bate foe returned from diutib in the mowing with hooey making that Michigan ha bed for hie broAerdn law, Mr. Masai SeOer, nf a long ti«;c. White clover has been nbuetheir ifinnar, •laut and other bes paMuroha beau better f fairaiswl *mm vwwmis ootm mit of hut south; amne brew p raptured it and roUroJ tbo yam I that wan mink in the ground and fill®-! with wum foe a 4mA prad. *•« Uiog ex of paying iu water it fail fa tawd fata, »«d who feand life WU. nearly extinct It was with great efforts upon the part ef th—|reaarr saved, to DEFT COMPETITION WINZER & BARNES, ++$+/+6^ �npoo ch* rinoi with aeotnmon sprinkler.” : He up that be applied thia iniiltxre by । tbe tdrico ot a ci.carbt with perfect aueA Southern lady say*: "T*pid water, cra*, “not only driving away the beetle*, slightly Halted, given twice a day, will in- bn: it also dewtroy* their eggs. " If it ererae the flow of milk oueUnrd, if tbe merely “drir** away" the beetle*, fearing cow wifi not drink it al fire! trial aratter a them to prey on a neighbor 's potatoes or handful uf bran or meal ov*» tbe top of it. to eome track again to their original dep­ They soon become very fond of it, and______ _ _________ __ „ redation* in a few day*, thu mixture may will drink all you give them. I tried thb not b* an "improvement plan threw years ago with perfect auewa*. .................. * * 1 had only one cow, and dn tru of the rommoa scrub stock of the country, and after »ho began to drink the water, pre­ pared u above, she fnroblicd me twice a day two ordinary water butknta full of milk, and by feeding a littfe' com boilol with Cotton seed the milk yirided butter enough to supply my teblc bountifully, It b evident that the large quantity of rod leave me a few pounds to aril every week. 1 gave her three gaBotw of water olcomarprio made rod told u “butler," twite a day," bra reduced tbc market price of pure but­ ter corAJoaWy. The first proc* in ita manufaeritre m to extract in odorl* ctl can be made to last Ungerthao iron-in the from beef or any fat other than pork, and ground. Poata can be prepared for Iras tho second stage b the conversion of thu than tbo cents a piece. Tbb b tbs recipe. oil into batter. Upon killing a builo^ Take boiled liweed oil and Mir It in polthe caul fat ia carefully cleaned tnd thwll ^serixed charcoal to the rexubteoey of into cold water. fe than washed again paint. Pot a coat of tbb over tbe timber, rareral time* alternately in tepid and oclfl and there b nof a nun who will live to sec water, when it ta puwhrough a mmt- it rot." Like many other raying* rod ro chopper. Tho th u then foroed through a cipea, tbb * atenreni u made by a tnan fine neve. When drained the fat it melt- who evidently has never had proof* of cTKclwcen the temperatuna of 116 de­ what ho says; yet I am rare that two or gree* and 120 degrees F., it b drawn\|f three good coats of thu mixture, ou tbo rodtUoartd to settle, the riight cenubion parts of p<*ts that go into tbo ground, will off oil and water b skimmed off, while the prove a good preserver for them; Lut a membrane of the caul and other impuriti'-a staple coat will not raffiee. The charcoal are depoitod ra‘scrap," leaving a clear should be finely gronod or pulverised, sweet oil. Tbc great secret here b tbe and tbo first coal should not contain much keeping, of the lowest poaaiblc tempera tharooa), u the vil.ahoold be free to fill turn at jhich -the fat will melt To raise ytp-tbc outer pore*.of the wood, when the the tantpernturo would make the whole rbarcoal nuy be freely applied. But lei tueloss, fxccpt a* tallow. Tbb oil, after o» one expect to thu* preserve ports made pnaaingjout tbe Ktearioe, will keep almost of wood that aoon decay* nai orally, but any lentil of time, and b tbo ruowt tuna) use uak, chestnut, nr cedar, aud apply fonn iq which oleomargarine u afaipped three eoat* of thb print; and your chilabroad: With tbb o3 as a brab, the dicu, probably, will see them io a state of nuking if tbe butter proper may be per­ decay—not you, upl.va you live tobe very formed oti a very larjte or t veay moder­ ate scale. One hundred p0u9.lt of oil, placed in-a rommcn power chum, with । twenty pounds of butter orrourmllk, ai If any n*der of tbcae “Topics" b'am­ bitious to become an exporter of cheoK to little annatto to give color, and a pinch of Liverpool, it may intereat him to know Liearboaatc of soda or lai-.-ratm, and agi­ what the usual charges are to forward hb tated, tho oil reoeiring a butter flavor ebeme, sell it, and remit the net pnrareds. from lb« milk, b worked into a man. Fir* b the freight to New A’art, which i* Tbe mixture inches turned into tuba coni caaily axxrtained. Then there is carto go taining ice. The purpose of tbc its fe-td Monro tbe rapid xtdidi fication ot tho oil । and clearance amounting to a trifle ov*r and the prevention of granulation. Thai 3 cents ;wr box. Tbc freight will be about solidified oil b turned upon an inclined 55 eta. per 100 lb*. Next coma the Unding table and tho water allowed to drain off; It then u»d<«po« k Mroed churning will} charge*, entry, tow aud dock dos, cartage, THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, WWc*. B=re. Has The Largest Circulation, Is Radically Republican in Sentiment. are.. Subscription Price only S1.50 per Year ftrt fineuntati. Mm & Saffln in Advance. In .Our JOB DEPARTMENT, •e*s Dodgers, Posters, Bill Headsjuet- ter Heads, Note Heads, State hs MM*l «• reki ■snstra, u k« rests sa-l •«*•■««• »Tfcrrei«rere Io BIAND RAPJDS DIVI8I8M. The Reliable Shun 1.1 v, merits, Envelopes, BusiTBAISA OOMiQ SORTHi ness and (Illi MMII *»> O-tlOIT Calling Cards, &c„ &c. Geo. M.'Dewey, Editor. Htudinip, Mich. «S Wa&rV TATKOrMICNIUAMXnfik JaUrUt Ctra.il. <aad4bo in Liverpool, whether the cheese 1 I0|«in-d it or not. Then you will have to stand about five per cent "lore in wiigbt," even if th* ehs«M raiuaUy over-run .in weight ; 'and although the nominal rot*mireiOb b only fire per cent, in Liverpool f.sr xdliog cueeie, when you get the "net proceed*" you will find that it lias cost 'you fronTherary to lynty-fin per cent on' safe* ia that ciqr io get yn«r cash return* When ckec»e rails there at >6 cents, you cannot be rare of receiving over tyrln rente per lb. after all expense* from your Th; Grea; Santa Tiaroscktirt. ■■ tun men of Liverpool are as honest any abhor city ; but they all make i charge etbtom allows, rod shippers silently submit to paying them. e.’sct’Mxsii." Ex—ix Al n late meeting of the New York Farmer*' Club a Kentucky farmer raid he had bid a great experience ia growing blue grata— that it b ote and the seme with common .peer graw, varying in *bo and appearance accordingly to the soil and Uli-' tude ia which b grows. Tbe plant b a light green color, and the spikelets are freqaeatly variegated with bluish purple. It floacra in Jene, but once a year, which reoBitncndi it top lawn* ' The produce ia ordinarily small compared with other gratae*, bat tbo herbage b fine. It grew* in a variety of «oiU trom th* dryest knoll* to a ret meadow, but doc* not aland *evere drought u well aa th* orchard flrtM. It endure* the frort* of winter, however, better than all other gratae*, and continue* others elrim that tens in nndrained land*, where tho water dore not aoon disappear after heavy hum, are moat rabjeet tp Might, while others raj that their tree* ia dry noil* nffcr mast from it. Again, KM claim heavy aaouring will pruduoo thia dbeoae. With Utt lid. dueaao wa* tl ovoughly eradicated by catling away the de­ creed portion* of tho tree*, ra *oon ra k Lecat.e evident drat tho |«rts affected gram require* two or throe years to be would die, an11 allowing new trunks, ar come well set, and does not arrive at pcrMean*, to ahoot up j«st above where th* fretion as a pasture grass till the sward it older than three years, therefore it b not flrat aud leeosd year after the Uwe wera toiled to alternate hasbsndry, or when the *ct (1873—4) and eincu that time no tree* laud bto remtiu in grata only a few years. hare been diseased. I allowed two and Blue grate tlmuid be cut as tbc aeeda be- ; three trank* to grjnr to each UM, to be gtq to open, spread well and protected from Mtn of aaritig theta, and they now *ro al rains and dews ; on tboancond day atari , provwi ma far u thb experiment nu made that cutting away the trunk* of diraaaod tnca el the proper timo wil| aavo the® without Aefunninj them, ra the two or 'hnc trunk, now to <sch do not detract from the beauty of tbc tree*, as grown oa ray ground*. Oae trank, however, would have bc*n safe; k® I tee no roaaou why ibvaa with several win not bear as much fruit a* three with rem trank. Il Wo ore prepared to fill tall Order* promptly for butteniilk, to give more flavor and wash out the exrea* of coloring matter. Work­ ing and salting :u regular course thru prepares tbe butter for the tub. Tbe raul fat may be purehmed at 9 ocau and 1ft rente |<r peed, and tbe odemargerine * ’ ‘ profit of 14 cents' per pear blight. “At iit^r^r the lorniflg dark flake a penknite^tjf •lit through the cater bark on alt.lhe limb* a* high up a* I can well reach, and thu* down the trank. The firet time I tried thb remedy wa* ten yoara «go. Every Cmb recovered, and I have repeated it u often M any limb* Lave been affected. My trees are fine sad healthy now Tbe theo­ ry b, pobou rap escapes where tbe *1it b nude; but the rifts most be made aa ao«m a* there i» any appearance of blight." Probaby a hundred "ranedira" for thb dbcara in pear tree* hare been ptbUahcd within the last flee years, without one of them proving ■ to be real remedies in dif­ ferent goiU and localities ; and it now aceto* to be uarima to publhh any of them, aa pear grow* generally hero come to tbe rtoclmion that the reuse of the dbeaao has not yet been discovered One writer •ays, that bis trees growing in a gram sward have never been attacked with tin blight, wh'tfe another rap hb tretw in grass grounds areas much diareacd an AIM .a, IjtSSfe, Depot, IM READE STREET, Rew York. 'Vitalii” Mum Mathises. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS raiis.ta » . .0. n.A. OfltoBjI.- e'*,|‘‘, r**' taS«n»*uiia *»:<> BNTHtan, iisiu. tss-.r "k:. xe DCT«»Hh.WBfl. NICHOLS SHEPARD & CO. rod* had to U taken up, after tbc ditch wa* filled in with earth, in cnaaquenoe of the tile becoming filled with mud, aa toy farmer oopht to have known would be tbo I roralL In paying tile alway* begin at tbe UR. City Drug Store POULTRY WORLD. J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS. mrated with my aix-mcb tile, at the upper and, took in each branch as I pawrad by, j ' putting tn a aix-inch'rawer pipe with a four-inch branch, till all wu finblfed. RAHWAY COMPANY G-ETSTTJIKTE •al.T J«. drain* ley them beftm vou lay the main oooduetors. The man to whpm I refer above »ays Io regard to hb work, after ho sais . I. ■ . MICHIGAN Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prencriptinni “ tkiUfully compounded, Aho a full line of num, H88SM. naiM. as � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-08-01.pdf 503135819eb03ce6e5bfe198f4779283 PDF Text Text iff IfcpURLlCi UKWKY k SUKEII, r-Ktab.™. - »<n ™n»n«n! ».«, S”W'' “***•*• "* TUX1 Of KCMCUFHOI:' KWWR*fS^~~fl# .»*»•* O<-pnrinio»ti HASTINGS.’ BARRY COUHtY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1,1877. VOL. XXII. NO. 14 '“■"SiSEajLEWtc""-' ■ ------- 1 ■- — P30F®ro»M. jm Bmffi (MBS WHOLE NO. 2060. FARMERS BMdwr'i Ridi A Country Bride. randy top io an ioetenl ; Thomas Rake I honor vuur true bcirtcd rtf dcvxion bat I iha.1 be M party to Ito ou..iiou»a-w It was vicioriotu over all Competitor* a! the Great Centennial DR. A. M.BLAZOField Trial. It work* the eaneM beeauae the weight of the driver PHTBKMAN 4 WBWX doea? the ddmping, and ia the inoat durable Ireeauae it han WROUGHT IRON (not caat) Axlce. and BRASS COIL SPRINGS JQHlt St. lUSTMAX] (not mm) orer tbeteeth. TJIE CLEANING BAR IS ENTIRELY ATTO1WET AT LAW k ROLldlTOR' NEW and NOA’EL. NO STICKS PLUGGED IN THE aXLE. NO BAR RESTING ON THE TEETH Wo abto have the ALONZO D. ( ADH ALUUtR. ATTORNEY AT LAW * SOLICITOR d*y for almovt three mouths." Mr. Sterling, who dl l sot fog a nfogle word of thio .- invcmatfoa nmwpe him, wuI for from foriiej u oomfortaUo undei the i iGEj'dKstf.tca.i:' CHAMPION BROWX.M. n. talking wfith mom Ir I rotipk to chambeumid had • do inthAr mom. The rowel-| A Hird Country SINGLE REAPER, >«lr< LIGHT MOWER, •^rif^irss. ■touto, and Mn Unngtr called Mraia COMBINED MOWER AND REAPER. p. a. nowFjr. '•eetr ttor»«OM<. Kbrtlf s-:;SESf—*•“* The Ofaampiou wan the lighunt draft of all the Machines tetted at the Centennial Hehl Trial of llbwt-rs anti Reapers and received htke highent award. “For Falhar'i Honor." made t Mrnng imnromion upon him. |t, troubled him iu taka the uwuny ton her | email finger*. In which tba Um veiu town through the tranapanent •kin. ia it' we rouwtod owl Ho wtebed that »he bod Ervwwo bftght yrmnr eUtdn nighto Mighty ptote New Cltumpioa Single Reaper u a COMPLETE SUCCESS. S5i The It « unequalled for quality of WORK, LIGHTNESS of DRAFT ‘ My monay foflMe.** nuvtred X'and DURABILITY .being constructed almcwt entirety of Wrought Steriing, frctfttDy. "that money I via Iron, Malleable Iron and steel, while its ftxdnh enough to lewd Mr. Granger.' ’ .dent. "Why du you mv that?" •'Hr'a dead," replird Mr. SlcrKog cold aASKUHM. ..... MKT Weight is Little More Than One-Half >r "Dund ■ ■ The wifo'i voice waa full of other Reapers, which is at very desirable feature. Mr. Sterling waa paaring the fn»it chop, •nrpriae an 1 pain Sorrow otrrahadowrd luiAiift-t* ntixni. ct-to rea t>|r. where IVO eliildrofi Teye Lcking in at the STUDEBAKER WAGONrik BDPKBIOB AND HOOSIER GRAIN DBlLLS, window, whoa thia toaloutw atruck upon hie eart. MISHAWAKA DOPBLy. ffiUlVKLR, AC.. IN* "Auanple won't amt but a penny, Ku­ tin; and I want one ao badly," an.wrrrd the younger of the two children, a little Come and see our Stock. •rod toir palM Sweet’s F|oTel> then but the rjuartL Thera fo tsqch cuf ferjagfa to hto, nod thounandi of «jea n« roaming tout to aiuouy offering to 1 wack u lhair board, (form!- panoua HrrtllJ. DENTIST HasiviUe. Mirtiiat VO1’22>1. GREBUE & RUSSELL ATTORNEY AT LAW k SOLICITOR BafewSSrSp, OVER 500 TAYLOR RAKES SMITH k KMAFPKM. ' attorkeys at law a solicit­ ------ ~MraiK t fRTffct-*" i GERA.KTID GOLD MEDAL 1‘HYHICUN k BUHOKON. likp dog* I TL writer thlnka the hiJU a bed country 1 generally. He baa not taxed any kind of ‘hrougb vUligeo end towna. hi rl.«.r aighed Mm. Storimr. “Wtat' drawing her atMer back tou the window. ftvnh vugetabka thia year. S'ml aoow . tight itaai before toy could "Hun t look at them any mo-e. Doo t1 will they do ’ ■ think about them.'' "But I can t help thinking about them, i who waa only thinking of the throe hw> .inter Katie." pfoaded the child. I It van trofw than Mr. burling enuld dred dolbn be had foe® ovec-pentteded daat U>under and lighu.iag to loan the aiak dergyman, tn order that | ttand. Every want afjtfo own efcildrwu he might go South during the winter. | WM rapplmd. He bought fruit by the Ur Dinner Table Hinla. rra. aou non vu a ntuo etiiK pleading When taking a lady down do not awk • I* «n •PR’*, wbieberoal only a penny, but her IT aha ia •rwvki.V* » >Mi.r^^> peued," coldly I be a widower, ru-.pj! good tuchxutl’ min in bL- family war aev-r acen. Poor Mjp. <)rang»r She will be heart bn4- replard Jfr. Hlerling xxqtr •I. W. RIKER. like Load Metbnnehh' on they can do without him. three buadrod dollan 1 would -1.VD ‘SKl'k'X ^EOALS AT riBLt> TRIALS IX r.URoFK IX IW«. uw not for any ■ brutal wur-b bb I GEORGE if-BARDEW. am wmi urn DR. ’ll. P- I’lMTUlASt. A .Norat, IX 15xb CuaI-TSM—The fol- uuga ■ anuanne riwMre •u«ki a <mu. I plain ruti-e, with a gtrtkn in front neat- j ly laid out in bwX-ccvwrod wolkn, nod filled it h». an uoeduratrl look. Mery it ia rather- The ehlhbwb by each cmtng« reach Cinaadaign*- , and looked in at tho chamber J Lend over bmh ia love with a toantifal girl, and vfo about to be married to her. On the eve of the wedding day he waa called ia to defood an awful miactwanl—a Mrt. Gen. Sherman. dn nut eall for tnady and peppenaint torn •oevttee. imenda,U> rreanl Mm Ueu. Hoeman foe PIITHICIAM t « »<J«OS.-OkM ««r F. ». llxiiaae M1«» WM. ilHAiyoRD. : ito-v~rtl»»e«eU. toalTitooyfo3Eyfe.,~- 34 BUCKEYES TO 5 CHAMPIONS Idr. c; rlmell. MIYHICUN* *t:yroX.^M»g« New the hand of death waa upon it "Poor Mra Granger ! Poor little or- j pbau !" Well might Mra. Sterling pity I them. SV ben her merecBarT boabAod waa aigbine over tKe Iwof three hundred dollarn. the young wijow lay feMrieaa, Crack nau for your heataee—i eth are jnod. ' Ddttiny ‘‘INa chock Ml’ of the Jubilee, by praMting bee the Gold- hrmuuia* baoda in Jnlli SO Lb r/1031 UAHT/KGM AND, MlblU.KVlLLE IX I0A SoM By Granger, ia which bo talked hopefully of । bia reweew. am Manage,, be aaid, Beautiful Thoughta. d«y» xftor writing thio letter tbrto come a I tuddcti ehrnpc of temperature, be took ! ccld, which wan fijlowcd by congxstiaa cd admiaatioe and imitation MEaBER BROTHERR ISAAC W. VROOMAM. POWERS & BARLOW JOH N Q. CREM1 ■ c. g.'holb’rooj. . notXKT AT LAW •*> Jf-EMT asse (syg-S-* tesa ARE Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, -.'ssPaints, Oils and Varnishes. Sf. j. Carriage. Sin .aid Ornaaeilal Farmers, examine the WIARD P A I N TE R PLOW, before purchasingothers, Every one waranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, Sick sad Afflicted! at Lefirre, bit beiered once looked upon bit । Mre. Gr«n aa. Hh« exacting creditor ? him uupleuMOtly. • TV TBS Tut VtcMatrt'DM or a Mmquk.— atroeK. Only a week after Mr. Sterling I tr,.,d the k.v> r>T llui tnner nnaiu»r > I on which Mru. Gru^k had 'naw made im Mi>i, - waa aou bene of regaining nktodonm. If he I that Mcebetb. the wn.'IMO. aeventy lived, the |e<H ia 1510 tn Henry Vjfil. little “All ray les," mutated Mt- 8te,fing. with a rifoUy r-arling Ha. -I've hewd I By' thia You abould never judge by appeanaoae. The other day a I Allo weawtn found man 1 Individual U private Hfo who baa received . up lusiutas asp hcisitt. DR. /.'» L.SUM 'Another' Thia thought ufnoted ■ M «» »» »!*>“ atiD neat on, Mr Sterling took from hie Al A. «. B4k’» CwriogV “O Jefferis »L, the widow n MM, would hear adf total, and that J her children, phvoflif. er toney the huabaud • and father . He that cannot f.rgiva otben breaka , the bridge over which, certainly brakfaet wan Romantic Incident »f Un RubaUtM. ■wrivn- POWERS & BARLOW, furniture looking bewild«rrd. ■ federete ■ Granger. The ; woman brought I txMm. u. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don't buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, lor you will aaye (floppy by it. Everybody know* they are the only M^1 riod. "There ia tn Goo but God. met ia hie Propbat!’ A hidof alawgtter followed, and the �TftlfrftifLievl B^rif No Imlictnwnt, After All The fallowing article from the pen of' On Thursday nanhtg * nrj '&* of. tho Rar. Petrcfium V. Nasty, giving the ■ the employes at th* Central.. »«'-■ coal ’ exeat stale uf facte relative te the-. Ute . miner*, end tb<,- foster* »bout the city of. reM outrage la wS! ■ bn read i Jackson Inaugurated a strike and took for- j with mter*t, we think by all uur randens . It ia copied from the fM, BlaJe. grounds at that place Mt. Ledyard at It turns out that tho reported Indiet- nocc telegraphed the facta to Got. Croi- ! went of the LtocUiana Returning Board. jI wdl at Laming. who immediately iuuad ; . the following Proclamation VE6ETIIE Purifies the Blood, Reno- ! vate* end Invigorates the Whole System. <«®«» “ j 'h. «k” >© m MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE Altrratlrr, Tonic. Solcent AND DIURETIC. Is ia now eJutued that Gen. Mabooe will get the Iicmocraiic nomination for Gov. of Virginia, and that the remit thereof will Uirtuoi, Mirs., Atu. 1,1877. A conventiou of colored people will be hrid in NrahviRe, Kj., July 31, to cooaider mraiurm for harmaoiiiag the recta Ltetory of th. mob episode of 1877 will be that which detail, thn difemrorein dol­ ing with it shown by the anthnritiw of ra­ tions placoi. Tho mobs have been pretty much alike, and would hare been mors m if they bad all been treated io tbe msx> way, bat la some places they were over'awed at the atari; in other* encouraged by finding the authorities overawed and cowed un the alighdrt demotmteatiou, snd in Otiaen still, lofuriated by the sliilly-oblillying, the alteraative raabtMm and imbecili­ ty of those whom plitiea! corruption, proUHy, had put into positions of grave responsibility. It would be 1*^1" my ing away," «■ the newspaper* any after an election, a great many of the striker* are acrioualy questioning whether it pay* io hiaartion iu withholding tho matter from the grand jury. Another foitureofthr cuau con.L-te in the fact, thatwfiiilo tbte information iraa filed during ihercmiou of the- grand jury, and two wrafts previous t» it* adjuurn- nothlng to do with the matter While three great muoidpalitiut jtml-referred to were so utterly wanting in the nerve and discretion demanded by the crisis, the Sheriff ol the little town of I’hiUipaburjin New Jersey, when the strikers undertook to atop a train, same down with his neigh­ bors and, in language wore forcible than pHte, said tho runt should go through a! ! all dunrds—auad they went through. Again, the Mayor of Dover in the urae d If it eeat the life of every man in i own - there waa no ififfieulty there. ia not to be mabiUiarcl that the like i idity would have been «acctwiful there.- fur mobs are aggregatictm nf uu and madaeM, but it d-xw apprar us pleasure to errelit tbe aukhoriti-.a I of the city and State of New Yfrk with displaying, on the whole, excellent man­ agement througbnut the erisi*—for we trust that it it now aubetaitially todrd io that Stale. Thia was apparent in dealing with the eommunistio gathering iu the j city, which many Were dcairoas should be I course, the . The autboritiM thought . it better to give the agitator* *11 the rope they wanted. their tuaignificcnoe and talked themselves out. But all the time they wcro\>ldfog their meeting they were anrreundedby a cordon that could hsve annihilated them, and they knew it. Mr. John Hwiaton, _ ... ■ lAt kJ a- . • I speak to MXX) rifles that cover you and to the 1200 cfaha that are drawn against you." Be rather exaggerated th» force, which was well enough under the clrctimstetxM, but it was certainly powerful enongh to hare met say exigency that might hare been precipitated by ilia elo­ quent miscreants, who diaouvcml at but that they were not in 1’arw. Tbc;precautiuna also taken by Governor Robin*ou oa the line of the throdemd railroads were distinguished by like promptitude, energyand good judgement. Hu mored trtep in effectual tnamw, distributed them where they would be whrdly free from )ocri iufluenoM, offered a reward uf |5fl0 for •Jie arrest of any man found tampering with railroad preperey in nolaiion of law ; sad, having lbs co-opcratiocol the railroad authority and of the leading turn at all threatened pointa, he succeeded iu over­ craning the whole danger, which W seemed at aevcral points very grave. When the p^ and quiet of the city of Jackson waa endangered, tho,young but cnergetie Mayor, without delay, and fa • spirit of determination that awed ig^ratr^ : encmirs i <; W. Nicholb to: it. •• acne Co avoid gathering la turbulent crowds in the i(reels, or in aay wi»c enrourapng the Mme. I also reqtxM tbe Sheriff* of ouuntwa, Mayor* of cities, ami all other executive officers of the state, to immediately take such action aa ahaU organiao law-abiding citiarna in their localiue» into a volunteer force for the pramrvatioo of order and the protection of prop­ erty. I earnestly rail upon ail penona In authority to use every means iu their pMerrt s F Th<^A’it,'.»,.i^ Republican recently an­ nounced by rcliafclo authority that Ben Our Washington Letter. Wade has become reconciled to the Presi­ dent's policy. Thin has railed forth a WAilUMOTWt, D. C., July 2fi, 1877. tnut, for two rauooa, J., the re|«irt is letter from the tf-flenstor to the Repnbli'Yu are still on the "ragged edge," with not true; first—it is more thin probable I —it i. almost certain—that the next few tho orgies bf hearing painfully seaaitire to i years will bring before tbe Supreme Court j every new rumor rriative to the rule of *C I—;., ' the mob whidi Ims obteioed io so many I,' - i I’ >t!. American cities during the past w«k. But - n..»nrtg. t. -ilk th*! Yeffftlne W. 4. PALMER. Itdiiblc Evidtucs* >fK,k.re VagMla. U bl* time wise man. ukbbX Jegttinc . Vrerrtlnr YrecKlne W1 non m tm wm Ye^ttae Yecetlne Y«rUne Fine Tailoring a Specialty. Ve«eUae few days went abashed by b« victory over Joseph, hare aeued upon the fact that b* did annihilate tho N« Perrea with his1 in­ efficient army, to renew intrigue* for his remora) The General may rest aMUtod that while ho ia doing hia level brat al the poet of danger, hli enemies, safely in Che rear, will magnify every seeming mmteke YeseUne 33 Monroe st.. Grand Rapids. Mich. Y«cethie YegeUne! Vcwllur YegrUne' Ye^Ciue Ye«ctiue VegBtfoe ery on* in that light. The Mexican dis­ pute hM Iwen much confused by the late escitement, aod its exact status is hardly of hi. tew businea. but he will takes comprubendod. though it may be said that prt io the canrajw. thoblnater over General Ord's in*tructi»r.« Tbe Washington R/pMirit is now has been pnch modified by the firm atti­ ’ urging the ‘'Southem improvements" ups tude aMumed by that officer with tho <vo the favorable consideration of Coogtsm in The Grand Rapid* . of .Munday !! order to give cmyluytnent to idle lahorera. advance in the pries of meaur and flour is | mtuplimefits the coot sc of Gov. Crwwoll,f' Thu argument was threadbare long ago., among the immediate probabililtM of the I in connection with the note, p follows: ' -Cuiara" Swinton, the Communist on­ future, iu e»Mc<|uence of the railroad Gov. Croswell, fur hi* timely, temperate, :! tor at the recent snetting, look occasion bloekan ; but our markets are .amply sup­ and firm-toned prt-cbunatioo, and tbe Gov-' to puff the New York -S’«« and commend plied iith all firm products at very low |ernorand Adjutant General Robcrteon. i for their timely and considerate action in It to the support of workingmen. Cititcn I jdaciug the three regiments uf Slate mili- Swiatou belong* to the editorial *uff of I ti* io their annual oacampmcut ju»t s'- the that paper. nick of time, and at places where, in case When Senator Bayard next makes an singly" have been strangely fulfilled with addrtM'tn a literary body be will not. in us, for the sultry air I rein* jregnate-J with view of recent developmsata, go out of his the cursings from the rioter*. Great runway to anail Gmdral Sherman for remark atereotion prevails everywhere, ami terror ing tint the regular army kept the oounrelgua with savage Uw, brioping carnage, try from anarchy. blood aod death in iu trail Here at ' Citiseu Schwab" of New York, one of Jackson a riotous, lawlcm mob rule* the the pera-xM most active in getting up the hour, striking fnar and nervous dread Io working nieni* meetings,keeps a rum shop. the heart of those awaiting tin; fatal hour. He is a fine example of a laboring man's : The many hundred linker* prewcnl a champion, wbu takre his money, steals hi* Uood-curdling picture, and the ehorua uf brain and robe hi* family of bread. oaths and eurare make lite ear to tingle The Memphis Ap^il atmat out strong —the lowmt dej-tlui of depravity and even for Mr. BaudaU for Speaker and culls for murder ia writlcp on the countanancea of some who mean to rale, though the street* be deluge-1 with blood. Y eslerd.y a train going south came steaming in. and men ■^Southern improvements," which means sprang from all quarters ia answer to the j the Tcxns-PariSc subsidy. secret whistle of the gang, they were teen A Columbus special relative to the l»cm. by tho driver who let on all tho steam, arid 1 ocratie Slate Convention the night before tho engine reensed like a thing uf life it met, atatea that a Mr. Bishop wss will- screaming, leaping aod panting te e«esp< tog to take tbe nomination aid pay aome- tbe dreaded foes, but the infuriated mob thing for it. This may explain the result. boarded, aod Mt down tbe b’rakea ae never . The “barT” of money cannot be reristed before, and only m mad men oocld. stop­ ing tbe train instantly. The msil car wm ' by tbe average Democrats reformer. uecuwpled, nk the conductor told to go. Vegstiae Yegeline Vcertino YegeUne Vegrtkur YegeUne Yrgetinc Gl£tO0£RX£iS, Vecftlnc Yecetiue Vaseline Yegetlae Ye*etlne YefftUne V<etlne YeceUne COFFEE Inline | SOAP Vagettec is Sold by AU OruggiiU. The Mild Power TOBACCO. CURES Homeopathic Specifics CROCKERY. STOTSTE -WA.HE. Vol. 22 4tf. or none would go." No mail left the atty I yesterday, and the n-iuer* left the end Smith Hogle & Preston. TRIUMPHANT! pita aod lounged around the depot. The prison h well guarded snd one thousand riUMns can ba raised by giving Sniit laiut The Advance Plow The striker* cboee a bed time, l-ciuc exeearirely hot hod dry, u<i ruin has fallen i here in nearly firn weeks, and already tlic > aky taken on a hurid hue, the corn is shriveled, the pasture a aoorelied by the TH* U> stay. From every Land comm the ehcariug awuraoec that the inaction, bar ri»d by the very cxoesoM of the demagogoe leaden, has already act in, ano that tbe ruffian loafer* and the bullies from the alums who Lnictdy pushed their way to the Irodl u the special cbampioua uf labor, atal had their brief day io that capacity, wdl soon have abundant time to reflect ujaie the untlaflle character of the popuI larity acquired aa leaden of brtttal tube, I aa they langufoh behind the hare of our | penitentiaries for a lifetime, and which in the earn of many of them may be cut •hort by the art of “Jack Ketelf " P“*coger trains are running over the B. k 0. He and commanded tho reepect oEW tew abiding citizens, Mid the Jaw should be Railroodi centering there run despite Uwrtrikcn, and. In a fewhouru tU train* were running on time, tie mob .iripcreed, and quirt reigned in tb« place of asmrehy and confurion, withont H>c of any vfoluot measure, as the mt> well understood that-no blank ratridge, wou'd be fired, if firing buraao ueowmny to on- The Cincinnati Gazrilr tells the mo­ cha aim and employee* in factories that they acted weakly when they consented to Imre their inherit the demand of tramps, roughs and vagabonds. . E« Gcv. Letcher of Virginia, when re­ turning from a Baptist fair, waa asked by a friend what ho had been doing. *1 have bcm rating oyster* for the Lord at a dol- rarii's Ministry in an unenviable dilemma as ragarda truth aad veracity, and front what can bn gathered the movement of troop in question sppeare te be accepted m the first positive step of the British Govcrumeut, leaking te anned interven­ tion in bekalf of the Turk. Il* popularity will probably depnd very largely upon iu turew, and cannot but be regarded by the Prime Minister aa fall ot pril to his party. An able and wary opponiiion te watching tbe first indication ol diaartcr to order an LIGHT-RUNNINi HOWER i REAPER THE CSS.? BEST. Plaster, Ums, Stuooo, Plastering Hair, Shingles, 4e. TBE HiSflKS liffilill UHEE September 17th, aod clones on tho Slat. The Reform Club of Charlotte nowmeupiea quarters in the new block near the The Michigan Central It It /trials for. want uf disposition but from lack of are thoroughly overhaulmg and repairing tho Charlotte depot. executive ability to do the work demanded of them in the emergency. To'mack Brookfield is the banner red ribboo town and boasts of five slaba with 370 credit cannel be awarded Mayor O'Jfocweil, and we trust the people of the flute will not fid to cell into the public aervi.c undersigned at Grand Raridair. order that. ia high paaUioaa a man who haa proved complete prcparatirma may be made. hrumrifan Htb’jo onferoa order, and pra­ N. J. Smith. By Mdev of tbe Vermont Society. te-1 the beat interest* of aoriclT*n>» contrast kxrtween the action of Gov. Craewoll of our State sad aomo ,uf the G-nrneni of the othor Slates, shows the ruption of eirfar freight or pameuger trains although some of iu train hsn-L were inllmldaud into protesting against the trans­ portation of troop by Baltimore roughs and by tbe tramp who hurried in from the surrounding country to taka ad vantags of any opportunity offered for pilhge and murder, from furloup-U granted many of tho train han-M of the B. * 0. roud it u inferred ilia: three will be no resump­ tion to freight traffic until iU protection is fully guaranteed by a return to our nor­ mal condition *tew-abidi^ people. The national authorities ere in receipt of diepatehes from all important point* this morning, which seem to render inaxpedi cnl any further special mraaurer by the mihury to rupprem the inaurrertiou. Pub­ lic property al all toreatwxd pints ap­ pear* to be amply guarded, and R ia be­ lieved the inatruotitma already >Mued to nd the focal authoritire in proteetiag privat* property and m preserving the peace, insuro the early ro-nsuMiehm«nt cl law A. D. 000K. Q. P. Rowell 4k Co't, Co,. CR-A-MP'roi’T’ai IMPERIAL SOAP IS THE “BEST " ; aa4 <1.. il«ro ar. ls~My »l w“’k. «bs are Infeet*-! onk toe rerel- HOM ESTl C-HTBG iricius M 'SR:i?SS£^?J£ Battle ctf Benningtnn. Tile 100 anoiranmry of the RsUlo of Bcnuiagton will be comiMUtoraled st the city of Grand Itepda, Mieh., on the ICth day of August, ,877. Tbe programmo comprise- a New litgland dinner st Sweet's Hotel, oration, by Hou. Wm. A. Howard; poem by Dr. Bingham, music by Prof. Herrick's Glee Club, toasts and rrapoa^. All New Engte^drra, rwMrol in 3ltcl>ipui, are cordially invited to bo present and purtiripato with us in the cefobratinn. AU who can and will partake of tht dinner j will plaaae send their wmra to once to the | 'DOMESTIC' : �ratrlMd •tea w4 Aetafaai OoU loll Hfa —93s in tte ahadi-. Ni-fstrike in Hastings, I fuoirab talk. . Wbuui, Oortfajcum. Grand MmI tor. tee fag been piaasaed u remorc by dsrth from drefc «u Worthy brother. Harvey Wright, uoa uf d.e charter memben, a. wJlaa uno of tte past maatreo fa thia lodge, thereby severing still anotbre AU Abbey, Dewy, MeNaaghtou. . fow. ■ H. H..- Cete Ttextar, Cteric. Dud link ia &. ohafa usd baring no* more SpataMfeg, Tu^iwoa aod WfaUamn. ley Waner, Prof. Proctor, J. T. Trow­ raeaat ohair, therefae, Aheent AM. Row al) and Young. bridge, Mrs Dias, Frank R. Stockton and Rniltd. That while wr sincerely AU. Dowry, chainaaa of Committee on mourn hfa fore, yet w. bow in humblal Sd« aod Omao Walla reported aa foOowi. Hvpktua and Board are among tte artiste eubmimioe to Ufa cummauds, knowing I r~ tte ll^nkl, thr Jfa^w narf Gro- , wboiihutrate their art idem The eoutribetioos of Mr. Loagfrlfow and Mrs. ThaiI that He dneth ill things srell. uw am ia vane, but ’-H. H." writes -A That while wo rem nBor but Dream about Fairies'' which might per htlfa of this wodd-o emsaUation tohfaaffartod family, yet wnt^Uu llwmi . i I- A. Iltebt~4. m Iks weal side af Bread-ay, , . , ... I •^■Ul *ra»». respestfeHy report that wixen and earncai sysapatby in their hour u... — —< —u —u- - a- *-!••-----! of sore trial, and dare aay that Hr who • tompers tte wind to tte abtwn lamb, will | te a falter to all tboao who trust in Him. Rnulrr^, That thia hall atell ba drajwd in mouniinr ninety days, and that a t»p» interesting information relating to those of thew rreolntiotu be prreentei to his Hrpotl trecptod aod adupted by ayeu airy srebilacta, tte linla; Mrs Groaer widow and orphan. . dmcrites A Sammer Rida ia labrador . Rt*Jrfd, That , ur Master te rcqureUvl aod aay» *> folfowK , Mr. Stocktou given aw aacouat of a visit to to procure a photograph uf Bro. AV right Ayw»—AU. Abbey, Dowry, McNaughton, A VilUg. of Wild Breat. Mr. Trow­ Spaulding. Toadinaon. and WinUcmaa.; bridge's aerial fa eontiaubd ; aod there are to bang la this hall. other storim an-l aketatea which, with tte ' T. J. WlLPKa, I usual editorial and aafaneiteaeoaw dapart- I Nays—Nooe. W. F. Biegrw, By AM. Tomlioaon. ( X/emJsn?, That the Hide Walk Cute- 1 mute, be aod are hereby inauuctad ta I In ibe H m/c-AwmI. we have one poet esMoa crow walk to te built revom Green writing of another 'poet's boat- Mr. R street on Went side of Part street. H. Stod<terd rendering that service for lhe Adopted by ayre and naya aa follows — j rider Dana In lha next number Mr. | Stoddard himaclf ia' to be tte subjset of Eda. BAMwn:—Item, uf mtcraat ia Ayas—Aid. Abbey, Dewey, MeNaughWoodland are not very numero-a. al thia too, Spaulding. T-*linaua .nd Winkle- ' tte article in the Fret's H«ma Scrim. , Among tte fahar contributors to this num time. Bat there fa ooc intarmt>og themr bee we wotine Nare Perry, Sophia May, that ahould pteue ril Uropcrorov loviag Margaret J. Preaton. lhe author of tte peoplr, aod that is we are not cara.-d with Cgly Giri Papers, and Margaret Eytinge. any pka. where intoxicating liquorv are ^J. W. Coater of Haatiogs nry eloquent .ad atective ' Don ( fail to rewi tte proceeding of tte j ketara al the M. E. Church eraaieg, July 15th, far wheb Mr- Curtov reeeirod a OMtritetea uf *3,89. Advertasiug, not strikes, ia a sure cure I Tbe proprietor and riert of the drug atom and tbe proprietor df tbe hotel fro, AU trains on the Michigan Centra! and quegtfyAaar language from (he entailing i» branches are running on time. pubiie that dom no* art with poodgraje.be A new rote! nien tte went wing of tte nano, they cannot get amurthiag for tirtroridaew of Hau. H. A- Goodyear. WOOL WOOL.~ CHY DRUG STORE , rtl ■^OOX. UABUXNO SaBM1C RJBDIKS. | MEDICAL and, LAW r . rer BOOKS ryvtW In Hastings. Uklbct SCHOOL. The Woodland Sfacct 8«te-d coodMtod the roming fj| by the ssgnod.with able aeriatante if > commencing on Mreday, Sept. 3.1 and roounning ten worta. Claam. will prfa». My be formed in Ptwmanabip, Heading H-nry I’romid Md Uigter Anthmatie, i:tem.eisry and Higher Akp-bm, Goocretiy, Nataral Ph3 T^tT'rBo<>\KeT^' ** A “kateo te formed « frigv-ouiretry Latin if there te a auSaaesI nnmber that deaire 11 to Warrant lhe fonnation ofsuch dawn*. Provision will .bo l« m.dc (he Bceuni. XT!* JatouiH CtrnaUM 'Acmpeianey r>.t>a uf u~.ii.jf., orjwiard tkt wcekl ago, began with thirty-arrow umnea, and to day W tert anrUW one h.oJred »d BiBcty, ver Motto ia "Dwro to de right,” p>pie.’ririfG.re«nmMW»," GOdra Tert, c.reftilly Treparel. CLOSING OUT! Closing Out! Adulator, Closing Ont! Balahce of Our Spring and Summer s|ock. Suite ■rtunlly worth $7.50 now only ^6.00 IKELV VEGETABLE Suite.actually worth $10.00 now only $6.50. Suite actually worth $12.00 now only $8.50. Coate and Ve»t> rcaHy worth $10.00 only 7.50. Coats and Veals regular price $12 00 only $8.50. Boys' mute $1.00. 1.50. 2-50. 3.00. 4,00. Bbyn' suite for $4 and $5 worth 50 per cent more. Mena fine al! wool pants$2,50, 3.00, 3.50. Men's all wool Coats, job lot, odd airea, only $2.50, and 3.00 worth 5.00 to 8.00. MEN’S M HITE VIBES worth $1.25 only 75 cia. Men'ti snntnier coat* 25cta. Men's heavy liitci: pants for 85c, worth 1.25. ' Entire stock to be sacrificed to make room for our fall stock. Tte Presidrei fa the Muttul tefc In- i *>,W!“““*■ « <bai when lhe I pfatev Voltes vfihrir comtuny are duly I relied to act as cuten. . «4far» avib I Han. in fupprsaelug tu-t,. u, i. vfadie.,* ung tte lawt. their efaim. co the company BAD BREATH. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Double Store, 38, 40, and d 42, Canal St., GRAJfD RAPIDS. GBAMD EADACHE. fiieSMia'r'LiTnIsniatiiT it leJkiit. Lost $100,000 $20,000 Reward! . ry'anre mawuleg t. BttO.mm. Tbsa. acua .re frwn fJM la rJ.«U . sack drawn surr fac- >'«r IkHr rvtaru la as, we wilt pay rttb at tbeir teoe valua, sta.aetlag la ppi.tkk. K"""' *f B,'B - a- a»*ker. tadmg any fa the kke.e setae, will earetelty mall them t. IT HAS NOfcQUAL. faw.«3«. •fa4kraK^H-rai Til C0S8UMPHVI8. S.ix?ai£^5ascw“.’«-i ) B. MtNITACmUtRa B. SOU) BY ALL STORK KEFF1RS. 3! $20,000 REWARD! $20,000 Lost $100,0001 ' P. B. BININGER'S “OLD LONDON DOCK GIN. trade u rvalinually ioerreamg. be call, th, attention of the t ublie generally to ba aa. taweivn atook and particularly to hi, Uv Camak* Sat ntamn Hail*At uxtTh» petite line. «an*»<c>l ua their euiworr ev^ Munday May 14lh,i three fail express inutu oest, in cwencctfoo with tte M. C IL R. Pnsamige-s leaving H swing, m 7-JW*. m., arrive al Buffalo annsaday M 8*10 KM., and Now Yurt] next morning al I0.3U g. M. This fa a j ^y exprem i. tte beat Irifa between I Mtchwan and tte E~t tan from , Detroit to HsfJa, atepiug ooaotea from HufWo to New Tort. SOLD BY ALL STORE KKEPKRS ■»jtwwen,aaat $W REWABD! New Advertisement*. 7453 -%^.V?b5J6SCSrt?2fe’t?8:: v.’«i.T3~'"'r-'--“c5::"j* !ca]i Ayer’* Advertiaement*. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla ji Hj sp of-tk°BIG HAT. I of IUTB, CAPS nsri GKNTW FVRNI8HING GOODS to be Ibaod’urt-' s Joke rorne. ia, 7/A* IS RKLI. IXG THEM AT Mt’Cn I.OVtER rA/t'AN-Don l fail io tee the goods te- 1« fa pot Mutebk a Mooed attempt would .'Wares expect mneh aywpathy. Wc hope rreuh ni easily far tte mob M tte Cr?t. At St. Lovis, nlfain are resuming their, rtb areridert gill leaeh him and ail ottey pcnwia oU If, tes'e team* atanllng ia tte otdinary sppesranoe, and m doubt ia felt ttei the pbifae will te abb, tearefcrth. to street wilteal being properif cfafa whteb will probably bring abort an 'a^afa’ntioi of dlterewcfa <t «ffa. Tte Ute Slw rtriken mill b-U rett and teebre itey will trot rr»W» to »<*k nates tte rednatlM of wagca Is snusfod On the 0- and M- read fretgbte Barred (« ueoal. tte stdkasu pocreBy going to — A(1 l-r^ptioo.-.d I _ ______________ < a>s Welcomb Marble. man, and rfa. if •{*> danragn bad been Thf Port Wayne strikers bold out, bet negfaiatioaa asw ia f rogruaa with ibe oM ./terr BTOri, - ■ ■ ■ X- l-JA* Sch*>o1 Bool“ , rnnteted at IMdfatet. rates. . । At tbte time Aid. Young entered ttei i Counril rooms and tpok hia real. Tho above account, were tliuwsd. and ' orders directed to te drawn ua tte proper , fund, by ayre Kd naya aa fallow j . Ayna—Aid. Abbey .‘Dewy, .McNaugh­ ton, SpaaUfag, Tbndiofoa, Wtnklaaaaa ; and Young—7. Aid. Temifasoti moved, Thai tte Street Commillte be and are hereby instructed to cairre the foot walk on East side of Pile Bridge on Mkh. Are. to te leveled and pUord in proper atepe and abo to cause flo-xl Wood lodged sgslmt Mid bridge to be removed, which motion waa adopted. Aid. Tomlinaou maved. That the South ; ■ide of State blrttt te gndnl fcf a side­ ba<|l|*t *•’ »'.'**•! tbe trepte had tte «•>»• 1 Hall M>-nlghL *" walk from opposite tie nriJoocai uf tte i sapetteire. lbs axa./ faiaa ^uiskly rii-«l I ’ Nnhville Hems by ladlvhlusl rauait^rev. Tbe lavrirs fa I Dtu't fail to atieod the tamperscor Robert Brady talks of building a large, i late H. J. KsnfieU in amund wan!. Wefa liailae. a asIn Uniu. .re Ibnb. Mm I’. T. W. t amsteU dewrib.. faceting next Sunday aftarnoou on ti|« ; brick dwelling house this fall, which i. to | to the fool bridge; fhirh mfaion <ns re. a yslten walsrUy tbs dtemverol la Dori U . C<4rt Hutto- Square. । te kiiuaLei it the centre of the village. • M». ckaptrrs of are ssrewlei tv a I ] Robert is an euterprbiug bgstQW msn,' The regular tnomldy bnaincsw mwtiajf ; That the question af tte legality uf) of the Reform dab for August will ucear -■ and fa determined fof to te outvied in th* 1■ impyorement of Sashvilie. Such mm Liquor Bonds apptnyed ‘,y thia ttoyrd be on Tlie-dry evening of seat week. referred to City Attorney ami that te re­ ere a btedug to tho ecmvnnity. The regular August meeting of tte port at tte not meet mg. Dr. Wickam has bought a bran new B-ard ot hhlm-atiou will beheld al the Motion adopted. boggy. He says tte fair sex must be uf tte Serwury next Tuesday even- , Dy Aid. Deweyhumored and be is willing to do hia share. Rrtdnd, That when ibis Council ad That's right, Ductor, throw io your mite, jotrne we adjourn nutil Monday evening and |gay . ujtMtoJoof blowing* follow­ neat, for tte rapron pnrpoee of taking , into omeiucTaUoa tte nistur, 4>c wsdeoBlsek A Fuller. It u a derided improve- j ! W. 8. Ay Is worth has removed to Mid- ing w<i straightening of State .trurf from • “dlaville, there to ply hit vocation as a met• '■ Court to Green street ia ward two, and < ichart. We regret bis Ioe<, snd congratu­ tbfa the lUcnrder notify carb and ail per-1 Tte usual Sunday Achuul exerefare wiii |' late <mr sister riUsgu on its valuable ac- : I' OS intervoted therein of-said moating and 1 . te held itaat riabtetb 41 tte M. E-ehurebl <qnisitiuti. "Wall" is a teakras worker, and aubjact bo and ia hereby deferred until . I will mile it interesting for tte people of Monday rveaiog mu' _X titermsn being at I’otoskj_ j _! Middlerjlis Baeoiqifoc »aa adopted l<y gjm aad A new Wa'k baa been built by lhe Charley Bronson, oar genial landlord, bora aa firiluio. io front of (te lot owned by Juhn Beaenxe } abd'Xis amiable wife have retained home Ayaa-.AU. Abbay, Danny, McNaugh­ on Broadway tte pt esen I week. A much [ aooo more; and now the boardeni and iton, Tcmlisaoo, Wiwkk-maa and Yeung । needed improtetuanL 1 gucats rejoice aa the folks did of old when Lstlsrs edlrsBMd ta tbe MUatag perseaa H«. .X.U-, -uimeala aartausel ia the pauS.i al Haxisia. i!iou<*fa*. He write, ptertody of tte.I There hate been arraral lawuite rom­ Itarry <«saty. Miek , July t|. ID77 t That tte Sirert CommUfto be author­ coaatry t»d huprv for ponnaneijt relief io J, enrol in our viU»p thia week M. «J. Be.ate C»l«. lUkrwk. K-ro । ' ired to procure vpea>nliva for repairing Katorts. tfaac Roeaaber^ Arabey Hlskwaa. that wild but beautiful country. but when Brady A Cntae stopped into the e‘l|we»a, tte eaMulling partire goqld beat a sbaunent ata So-jth fafa af |pn Bridge, Ata meeting of Hsstipga Lodge, j Motion adopted hasty ratrsai. 14, V. S. of L, bald c» Saturday farm His Hum* tte Mayas, sppaietai the Gro. M Dewey, apd Beqj. B. Buee Tte strike is o»er, and brother Pariah following Alda, u a menten of tbe standelrrtrd delates to the Grand Lodge: ten p»« to work on tte Ud wages, bat ng cr.mmiuews to fill tscanciea canard by wiiirh meets al Grand Hapsda today. ' ^11 hare thia plane noon, to seek his far rasigpation of Aid.' Lewis. ‘ “ Good leek tn you, Committea on Finance—Aid. Young. | The ioteieat in ite AinjJpy Ctantoittoa ua (tens end Side Walks-| meetings, on tte Court House Sq Aid. winkieu.su continue unabated, nod tte atteodanoe b Railroad Matter*. ' Committee OO OnHnanora—A ld.Wia-1 good drepito tbe cxlreaae hfa weather. Tte railroad Mtaaifoe, ihb mornlag, Wh are far from taring convinced that tbe may te very brirly rcaiiErd npJJed Ribben movement is on tte wane— Tte freight btekade at Husterg fa |/n lU sopt^ry g p.w» stroeger aod pretty wall beoken. 1‘aanager traina are slr’ingw. ' ’ kfatoiod ng ihd tok4r* i.rrBKAftw !u>?icb» There .was’ a . runaway on our streets On the Bakin.ore and Ohio road freight Tuoulsy afirennoo. reused by leaving un­ M well as passenger trains - are running Tte pubtbten of Mrr&arr's .VortA/y . undertake a dllteult task when the seek to I hitched a team. In this inatance but lit­ are./ and want frota Cumberland A’. Chisago ite quiet is only brokso by maks'ready a tjxabDy Mtobfo number, be tle damage waa door, which waa fortunate, m fhe tram waa tte property ot a poor 1 earn-- iatiusaliosie that tte n<-tcre may try Ip Indiana |ba Vandal., ewpueen altftopted to prerart trains faup woriag, but. tet eight, they teU t teretre- at which it waa rewired to go to work at • Suita actually worth $15 0Q now only $10.00. A rary faw ahoertr last Tteunday and . Hon. J. W Stischcomb baa throated a yet earn nod potataa anad mure rale field of 12 acrew of Clawaoo what, from Tte regular m .utUy meeUag af the which ba recrivod a yield of marly du Common Council win be l.cM on Friday bu.hria per acre. Thia baa baea nearly’ the average yield pf all thpt l«a been Wright a nfacd Ventriloquist, | throated uf this hind of wk«< ao /ar M u. i>. a. . etc.. wiU eaiarUio tte people at CuIm’ we have bees able to lereu. Wc are tpformed fate* Stedif Graaay arrowed yeetarday CM wsmuei L iiHtai* of In lag. charged with » nindidng a rape on a daughter of J atore Brew of that township. Tte girl fa between right and nmo yores af Mtv It is stated that Brew tad hit Wtf» war abiant from boane and that Halbeit inured «£c grl to go with him to the fafaun: a> Sunday rvewiag far1 (ba row, *r.i romwuued tte «rtax> while out ia du rondo. The aaaminateip if eat dnaa far thi. monrihg before Jrttb* — WAHZER4BAEKES I fare pwreteaing. SldNOT BIGHAT GOOD IKTS TO THK FUBLK! »«» »rc four prafasdy __________ uproptiate to the are IbomMs. OfarkaK. Wbitol.es'l i very pieaaantly and tmdeestandiegthe hsaata and habits of tbe North foan Grouse; in another, Mr. J. Egi^ontgotwerj. under tte iWe of’A Jvy faj*.: a-fto a. D»m STOCK OF GBOCEBIE8 CARBOLIC OIL a of Twise MmaUnW .• >h. nem>orSe~>> ^•AMcehti cf si: kiud. eurad. Caoeers uf tte Blrest I rewseeed without breaking tberekin if Ink -1 an surly. Knifa Mt wed. \erj Hub I pain. Call on or eddr— \ R. F. Bm,w«. M. D., ! PltiFLK OF BARRY COUNTY i trfti Gncer? Buiiesxe CHESTER’S CUBE ’ WIT NKria FAILS'Try it o^-wi Ai my OU) itfAND ear- and will fa n 7a-L-hrr-’1’ Bronchitis, COMPETITION won �Liat Mrcraftft?Rok’F*M taro Mm.tw.ta tew 4«. TTbUE TABXaE. PoMt>UM>icAi.8<KurrT row th Twix I TT-wtrmt Amxt Fain, to m H«ij> WKVnUPAT, mt'MDAT AMD FMi>at, tavntta LT, 18,19. 2V*awn 21, 19T7. mp«p Railroads. THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER. kamt; Jsdli-SffinWSXj SlsS The Leading Paper of with them • If ranovad there ia difieulty ________ come flBAIDTStm RAILW W JCME 10. Hrt«- is »r ploteant type.i that *ni ddlght I TaJdng Eftwct June 2<th Ifyy coTriwTTr Has The Largest Circulation. Is Kadically Republican in Sentiment. raiaero, mechanic*, raanafaiiturera, artMa. h-jrtirulturirt*. pomologirta and fioriata of the SOU. The prevniuitia muat amount ' to >10,000, which will be paid in auk,.nJ ’ Wl, knnw .I,*, fl.i. nt,I — L—. CONTAINS THE LATEST NEWS, BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD And w a Local Paper ia u»iuirpa>sed it: the State. 'Subscription Price only $1.50 per Year ESsjwb .u . IsEiW Fart Wan: J’tini & Saiini HtliUD. in Advance. imT Mrsm In Our lUnruwu kindred or brerel. that w, Nairt- j j horn* agaiatt Shorthorns Devon* againat , . Devon.. The tolal mmi-ima fur mitlr imported from China; and, uf eouroe, a the liberal great deal of lying was published about tuent hi DEPARTMENT, Wo are prepared to till all Order? promptly for Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Letvpccd, are all considered. It ia thought that thia policy will meet lhe approval of! the friend* of the Society. For thorough- j bred*-the premiuma amount to >300, for hoTM* afal! wwi, >517; for ■ road»ten, • that breed, or tbe Aylcibcry'dvek., which broaden rtoek,’>378; f<* erut* driving honca tn rnad wagon. 8315; for draught horaro, >354; for aaddle horaot, |.'b>. ictal । Rouen uoeki, and they hare no .{uaRtiea on very tightly, hiving ail Inebd docent toena of Uro Petina are frequently am. a new ciaaa—Clam 18, Diviaion U , bard-1 era apecial prctniumi for Michigan borac, . roadatrra, thoroughbred*, Million., mare, and geldiam. and have offered a liberal and when dry apply another coat, filling up all the crevices where tbe board* were ter Heads, Note Heads, State­ ments, Envelopes, Busi­ ness and Calling Cards, &c„ &c. KISKiSSWTftE iffiutl K/w a K^utu. HAND RAPIDS DIVISIDI. Tie KrtUhle MNH Uw ■tn DAPIDI AID DSilin I ...... fgHPL'W-..' IkarUt'lL Urovwte t W~4mI Mm Geo M. Dewey, Editor. Stale Sr., Haxtingw. Mich. r*ir. , • . . .1 1 x^ _ , . ..... . . _ ‘ I ** arm that the tool amount x-ferv.1 io Hie ISV 4T10X ar |fcc l orMi dlTir!own{ b ,UJC _ “The mom cffecUre pre.erv.tive for egga : o.,t ,u illiberal amount, but one that will that bat 4X been proproed ia linared oil,or justify* an cahibitloa of liorvea heretofore j cotton -red oU m*y be uaed matw-l By ««*w|Ual*J i» the 8b|e. Il will bo noticed um. lw, thick iu. dk„d ,,k,.E f .a ehaff, oork-eutinga, at maple fowduu. . dwelling-house, it-la better to corer lhe 1 —-,V.feWa.'. I T iTT*.” TT ' A M.itaknn Dugiiotta. Yeatcrday, juat aa lhe aun had fairly r.^l I— IL. L___ . houee coating from 12.00" to >3,it0ll eaa ’ be ronftd fir about t^OO, while cement. Pacific slope. atoiitury fa - •vperioteodrnt by it»elf. ' A groat attraction ba* l«n tdded t« llw p,m|lry jo thefertibm Mr | II. Todd, uf Vermillion, Ohio, will 1 a* al* thia .ianaetHUnt tsswysswas •zu’:. a roof at the latter materia! ia not KBtTTIXO tel'ILDtaua. muvru onwaro, an nnci.caciou* or trie in , ••• “ lervat that waa centering itaelf In hi* wel- ’n,i far*. . He had hardly pracrew*.! the die I brnfox) »____ r L-ir - li. .l . . . • . . : ik.» *k 'fHOl law L>. •> on the frunn of buihiinpi; aod haring ;rnwj; lu IU I*. .KW.MVZS.'fh.. •'■•■•••___ Ijatlas^at fasaf I ^5 •s Tte Great Swta Ttemfc orthern N BAILWAY COMPANY CENTRAL A aolid wall of mortality wm formed around the apot where the’ victim of the awn'a fierce raye had-fallen. Npt a broath Down to a Butinett Bath. with a note from Depot, 104 READE STREET, Kew York. tboe remarks rontemplatra building a dwelling, 1 ad vine bin to one hemlock for abljr deigned the pair! far Dear wife: deed me a poekel-haadkerchief. John. She went tluwly to that drawer U get the droirod article, and while looking for it I .L. ------- ml. ui—: t_.... ' Sunlight of my *ou! : Yr.n will have i afflicted man. and W» told that be waa to acad me, a handkrtchirf. Yuur I bfe, laating perbapa 100 year., if kept dry. •uffrriag front aunatrnkn. He {rained hi* bewitching ayae to turned my hrod thia riaeal tube to thr proper elevation and morning that 1 fovjrot to take one with me. located the air aod than aaidp "Gentle­ U you JLdlkm Mere, jut when driven, to men, you an tuiatakefl in your diagntwi*. Thia thing < touching hia note: la* never tWS & CO.’IS GEO. via IlIll.O i te* rfMiteww.uiVn 2^«=JSSfcs uiJs'ESME PARLOR ORGANS »sn4a;*! D ’•*"•»•<_____ •' , aawWq . MH 25 to 30 reara ago, the majority of country lity fairy-wife. Your* tendofy, Jokn. SJic aighed. gave tbe hry the handkarehirf. and aighed again.—ZMebwry tens !•••■*. ImmK m glided over the water* of yonder bey aminal a pint of pickled |*ppm." An old Ur who waa prawat looked Jtp into ^About forty can of 1dvwrpbol freight the venerable virngc ol the vpWrer and daily paaa over lhe Chicago and Lake | aaid, “Governor, y.mr head ia Irrel yet,’’ Huron Railroad. Ttecoo cant go to Mon- | excunum of mett>brrt of the Leciaiatunt of thia Slate tu the upper pcninaala, to «t*n from Chicago Augvl 7th. The party will riait the iron and copper mining region*, ami Lak* Superior THR ORIGINAL “ Where ia your wife!" ON LT genuine 'Vitalif ThreUiit laches. Hoe. Henry Chamberlain, of Three that POULTRY WORLD. we think ^^dsSKSR’iiSKB I City Drug Store! J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS, • - MICHIGAN. Bffig Drugs and Mcdicinea of nil (h scriptiuris Also n full line of umii . DBWt. Railroad Lfflaoi, LI. SRI. tevr- "siasEs8 for Liverpool. :^*r Pennsylvania rw^aaEsMctsia: ^tmnss&sssta!: s^SaEs^-sra-* TA,LOB. 0„, MX � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-08-08.pdf f1de2df3c8ade657e338c14b814a1dc6 PDF Text Text """ yyr^rpveUe^ *4XXte . VOL. XXII. NO. 15 HASTINGS. BABRY COUNT/, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 8. 1877. WHOLE NO. 2061. '"ii-W”' of He pigeon tribe. Thia fellow, who is ■tewt . b« m . rntll twrkcy. fa eaW the .-rowoed-m^coa, nod comas Tram Jsv, tudaora. of the neighboring irionda. He i» a splendid bird, with a wide-spreading Itwill pay you to Drill your grain. You will gave one-half bushel of seed {ter acre, and gain from three to ten bushels per acre in the yield; but to obtain the best results you mutt hart a Drill \that iciUnot bunrh thi need. PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON rets the ttuwer Hlixk.fllatvtt'rML^MSac*. ATTORNEY AT LAWASOLMBTOB ^CUAXCIfRr. -‘“;-k*u-b.d andHwposiag air. The Superior doao the seaaun. It proved a great .ucores. Tbe day M-ed merrily on. until luncboou-timc. Rupert bad made up bat mind to have ijuict ramble with Kitty, »nev this meal, and if thing, wont ■< tn sneak d his love. . But be bad counted without his host, for when luncheon was over, and he had get rid of hi« snnl, Mra. Stacy, wbo bad relied him to her side to wait on her, lo! Kitty had diaappaued. Full of jealous fours, sad determined to find out wbo his rival was, he set forth ihnxuh tba wood, tu discover FORCE FEED will bow all kinds of Grain and Grans seed ly as Sand rani through an Hour Glass. And the HOOSIER IMPROVED FORCE FEED, IB one of the best Drills manufactured. Quantity of need sown regulated without change of gear-wheels and a perfect force fkkd. whether towing one peck or four bushels per acre, which is the case with no other drill. STUDEBAKER! HAntUttlg. MU*H.. U K. WTACFfKA. Ttt^. IlsviastM.«4 lb«, C«>uat UeasasaVMU* ®V •14 »!••' «l tarts—.. with areva r—m »4 betwr . < aa.>i>toia<.l>iisll to Jj—t io are all wr aits- -satawLtsxj:' ts war S LIGHTEST RUSHING WAGONS BADE. “Ob. darling!” he cried, “what an it ? Thank heaven. 1 hare found you.” “Oh, Mr. Mortoaer," abe cried with a little sob, “how glad I am to see you * I began to think I should have to stay here ell night alone. I've aprained my ankle ao I can’t walk. What «Lr» I do and nU »stm I* Will ths SiraJta^ 8iBte. wiMittaaaM I tn raUai h st p mi w ate. S0F*Hari [ssm made by han 1 from the best Extern Oak leather,! and every strap warranted. DENTIST Our hero took both tbs little bands, and held then tightly in bin own, while he auctioned h«r anxiously as to the accident, relating meatllitne how be came to And her •Bat bow,” cxdaimed Kitty ruefully, when he bad dona, “tow am I ever to get back ? I don't bulieve 1 can walk a GREBLE & RL'SBELL Sicilian. Neville. farm-house, where a swing had been put up for her. in a little grove of trees. Huddenly a - merry voire culled out I •■Here." and a handsome young own leaped the low fence, sod advanced toward her, laughing, and duffing his hat. Kitty was out of tec swine and on her feet in an instant. bar eyes Hashing, her figure drawn up to its full bight. She looked prettier than erat in her indigna- ATTORN KYS AT LAW 4 SOLICIT- “tWI yo«."' JUSTICE or THE PEACE. Ihwma t GKOKGE U B.lItDEN. jLuiTe?.F jimirmii: num 4766 Kitty looked as if she ' Certainly, with the utmost roclnras. "You called •Kup-.-rt,' didn't you “I was calling my dog. sir," ssld Kitty, with infinite hauteur. ‘ WeH, I'm uut exactly a dog,*' was the laughing answer, “batxl've often been railed -an impudent-puppv — at your aerrice, Miaaf* And he bowed spin proKiuy, ___ .. ------------------------------------- e mut­ tered to herself, not cxjecting to be heard, Tbe stranger beard tbe word, MvertbeIca. Mri manner changed He became *n scrii’O* and deferential • u the most chivalrous knight of old in presence oi his BUCKEYES TO 5 CHAMPIONS SOI.P FROM HARTINQS fflKrifiL MIPHLEVIljJ.K tH 1BT6. Sold By MESSER BROTHERS CxI-ei: j iif.ntrr POWERS & BARLOW ing Material, House Trimmings, Painta, Oils and Varnishes. >t- J- M4/A Carrins, Siin aid Onmital. Fanners, examine the WIARD ‘ PAINTER PLOW, before purchasing others, Every onewaranted. .41,! HIM: DUlliT Those contemplating buying Special Medical Announcement Mowers or Reapers should see Joy Comfort and Happiness the Walter A. Wood Machines, Sick aaslifllcted! >> '■ U n_v> rtavrlaaa AIuib OF HAHTTNG8A.ND VICINITY. DR. J. B LaSURE "I beg pardon. V® afraid I’m tras-paaring. But the path through lbs field was trodden as jf oos had the right of way there, an-i 1 beard you call—well. I made a mistake." Again the mirthful took danced in hi^eycn. "Good morning.” He swept the very ground with his hat as he executed soother profound bow, and then turned, and putting his hand on the top of the fence, vaulted ever, and the next moment wm out uf sight. Kitty did not swing any more that day, but went back to the bouse, muttering. "The impudent fellow!" white tbe real Rupert, who had been off chasing a nb bit, re appeared jnst al this juncture, and accompanied her, frolicking and barking round her. Bnt thia ^as not the Rupert she meant wbeu-lhe aaid “The impudent said die General, leading that personage up to KiUy. • His Mtne, by bsptiam, u Rupert Morus^r, but bo is st»b a saucy follow, that W ia boat known among his friends as ‘thst iapudrat puppy!' " Tbe eyes ef tlie two young people tneL Young Mr. Mortimer's were daoring with fun. For tbs life of hrr. Kitty ronld not help laughing. 8o they laughed in con­ cert, and be aaid, bowing low, and repeat­ ing the worda be had used in the garden, “Yea, 'that impudent poppy'—al yourser- ■He is making sport of me,'' paid Kitty to beredf. and drew h-rwelf up Unghuly; 31 for the teju of tbe interview tbt was J and rererrrd, coeflnlng herself to “Of rouree you, can't. Who aaid you could ?" cried Rupert. “Bui you If get back rfgh^all the suae, for I intend to • Curry me 1" KMy gave a little serous, and-shrunk back, and covered her fat® with both hands, for ahe felt the Mfot ‘ blundered oct. untbinkinylx “What will Rupert did.: not atop to reply to i thia question. ..Tify little cared be for wbal people Said. Without a word, he put hi. arm. about Kitty, and lifting bar bodily from her fret, Walked of with her a* if she had been a Imlber-weight At firet, Killy struggled a little , but the strong, manly arena bdd her close, and sho anon began rather to like it, and u think it all rcry defchtful. “At any rate,'* aha said to'benelf, “I can't help it; be is too masterful to Of pevplM, it may well bo Called the mtn. do of the nineteenth centurv. Tbe statistic, showing th., curt, indoUodlto., ste.. of nuircad, in the United States 18G7 and tor 1876, riford a Hue to many uf the whkb have led to tbe failure of ao many railroad inresttuarta »• ®>d to pay Inmreer on tbrir bonds. The folfowing will rerve to Dins. the bugh'mg.jMk^ K the fimt Zx he H rtally a.king.fiabev, though bo addo® pres near tba water. Therefore, of course, ho etanot carry on bis regular hmtnms,—or what Cnght to be bis regu­ lar Umtores, if bis name i» ooneca,—aad : so he cue ten to himsdfwith catching liz xrol. and mire, and such small frv v may be found od short Then', again, be is peculiar because besets more like zeal than a bird in hunting for small pme. He w-.l| .u od Watch a moure-holo just | like a regular old IMbby-cat. ,nd when the mcree rectarm out, he will pounce upoll | it as quickly so any pus yM wverxSsw. It uuy bo thal he laughs so mtpfo.twanse be coniiaually sera for himtdf what an : utterly absurd kind sfa-blrd he it uiing Was wrong, and ho hurriod on, ths dog rapidly leading th.- way. At bat, in an opening In the womb, ou a tnoES-corercd rock, bo saw Kilty, pale. bTHUblcre. and sp^rently in pain. In a moment ba area at her tide. All. hi» jealousy wv pw. Love was upper- I Every wheel ,is boiled in Oil. every box set in White Lead. TUSkcfew are.-ret with the Patent Skein Setter, and the Boxen by Haudraulic Machinery, and tine in the reason they are the Sweet’s ... ,TO, ueaare tad! m .dichtgan nr the United States b - - —, — .... Itabfetopay.ahowldtb. plamtUTwin the but becauan of their oddity, era called Tbe name may atut. Messrs. Christian * CL. refused to -foughing jMkM— " pay, nod far a time were debarred from »tnk« you as a very strange one to give to making any flour. On giving bonds to .• a bird, but there ia a rmaon for it. In AoMrabfa whs* there bird, cere fro., the amount of KBO.OOO, to indemnifv the ownereof the patent, should the* suit jI the early acrtlera used to hear in the woods wbieh is now pending in the United States France noises which sounded as if they Distna Court at Minneapolis U- decided were made by . jackare who had beard a inxd yoke, and was langhlng heartily at it in their foror. The bringing of thia suit againrt one of Tbe people eonld scarrelr make un their lbs largest flour mannfrefaren in the oounttT. Us thoroughly alaramd the mUl- jumping and barkiwg, and manifesting the greatest delight st seeing him. But when Rupert stopped to pm his Bamnaake, the dog darted ahead; then stopped and looked wistfully at Rupert, and then rushed on again.* "What ran be man*" If you want a NEW WAGON be sure' and buy the If rfei ues for flour, u mad. by Prof. IL Prtw- j sat a long ruwX-Lar little l irds of difer' coll, of Michigan I'Diversity ent colorj^fid sizes, but al! very eujsll First—The total.nitrogen (jn the grain Thea^. Were African finches, and it was dried sUH* degrees Fahrenheit |. v<^ .mnriugu ere per-1 Sceood—The total albnaienuid. /the (fectly -(islet until ...me 00e came to one flcah-fnrmiog eonutilncnte) by oalcula}iMf' cad of the cage Then ever, enc <-f these from tile nitrogen. x ’ little birds turned it, head to see wbo it TMrd—Tbe starch and deriwtfrae (thewas. When the j»nwn went to the other force-riving eoostitueuts!. tt the dried end, they all turned their beads, at the grain. • same moment, in that direction They Fourth—The water ofaUined al 212 moved ao quickly, and in such perfect or­ det'ros FahruiMit. der, that you might have thought they bad l<ou drilled by a military officer. Z A< I bad not now to look at all tbe bird.-. I pa^cd around among the long | hjg^d barons, bright-colored pheasants, i gorgeous cluttering parrots, prettv Hole {mnwprete, finebes of all kinds,-black, white, red green end [ urple.-grreubeak. (which -are finebss with broad, thick bails, and some of them with beautiful •eariet and black plumage ); Btino-birda, which come from India, and talk as well :..... «. rr«® better than, the most cokrersaanipi., Mr >»d the wrever-bird, <d 77 -la- "hich you may Lave heard under the name o< the sociable grosbeak, and which . . . . —------- s~ . very-good sort of bird, ah tbe sowing of those varieties io the order io which they are mated above. Aa a farther expression of the meeting tn regard to the variety of witcat known ■a the "Cmwwin, " the following reaolutior.. presented by W. W- Hatch, wa» nnar.imoualy adopted; ZfrsoW, That it in the nenoc of this on the way. Nobody can drive you with meeting that the "Chwaoo” wheat is the to little pain m I tan." he added, seeing she was about to object "Bouden, you aiuat begin to obey me, so an to got your hand in, for you ana going to bo my wife, you know.' A committee oomRuur of J. I). Bayes, •Your wile |" cried KiUy. She gave a L> B. Merrill and W. W. Hateh wm her head, but she pointed to confer with the IVtroil Board pout* and a tom of U; nluabtd, and not with anger either. either Yes Yea ; of Trade, urging that they make a eepablushed the tips of her dainty «sn nan. ---------,— ___ ,to TaU grade ol the Clawson wheat “Of coarae," "Of coarse," retorted seizor* Rupert, - --------------as he On motion of Mr. Hateh the fallowing stepped - ’ softly * “*- 'into - the phaeton, and took reaolntiou was adopted: bis scat braide bar, looking fL half-auciiv, Rrtolttfi, That this Convention recom­ half-fundly into her styas, which fell before mend to the farmm of Michigan the ocIt Ml along. Didn't oewKty ol lotting their wheat remain io the ttrar until it has gone through the the *ma«| impudent sweating [woocm, a»|t would greatly add tie. For Kitty and Rupert were married early in the autumn, and were aopezfarive ly happy. • Do you know, • and Rupert one day, "that it was tbe merest accident w» ever tionel Board of Trade al thrir next mret Knew each other Y I had come down to log la Milwaukee August 21, to take into ■y undo'a for a tingle eight only, wheti eoaridetatioa the question of patents or patent laws aad give the matter due con rideraticn. lo answer lo tbe request of several of the luetnben present. Jsoob Barnes, on<oftbe.Dtiretora of tlie Fidelity Inwraocr Company, of Chrasgo, explained the workings of that and other ssrapenlos l-i the fasuranct at milling ar extra baaaroou property. Stelisrica were prevented by I him sad other meoibers showing that of all to-termed extra hsunluua property iusored in the United States the number of mills which are included under that brad burned during tbe prrt year Irre than Michigan Millars. any one other dam ef socallcd hamrdatM property, icw-hoosM aoegtod. In view of this tact he thought the rates of insuranee charged mill os-tuns were exurhitatat and anjost, MBtimeota which' were ladoraed by all paeaaot. Ths oonvourioa, wkh thanks to the Board of Trade for the ute of their room.. big as crows, with enormous bills as large as the daws of lobsters, and of very much the Mine shape. Some ot three great bills, naif Mbig rathe bird, were red, and, otben were dark-eulured. Home of the oockatros were of a beantifn] color, and one kind, from Australia looked exactly as if it had been nwv once, but had been waahed and bad foded.—JVww. “A 171 of Wat fhatu," U front R. Stodt- Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. oenL, while that of funded debt is 433. Further allowance should be mode in conaidering the item ot capital stock for tbe larpr amount which repriw^nte not only no value but for which nuVuney wwever paid. Few nilrands have' bran built uf lain in which tbn capital stock reptsrented any expenditure ofnoMjr directly therefor by the holders. Roads barn been istill with insncy rsx-d on bunds and <m bunds ■old. for fevtn fifty to. ninety percent.'of their tta, «, that both tbe it>err«Mt of stock and bonded indvbtedne* is more w less inflated and far from a reality. There is still mother canao explaining the failure of railnwla to nay stockholder, acd Kind owners. The increa® of rail­ foods during the ten years ha, Uea per «*.. while tbn ii.creare e,f populatii,n in the same period has been hut 23.0G per cent., showing that t)M; gnratb of the rail­ roads ef the country has been four tinwa mlgrral as Iu growh in jupulalion. la LiOCibo nutabcr of inbafotanto to sweh ratio IT railroad wm W», wtufe'm IRlu It wan only iTt: The experience of New hnplaad, where the industries of tbe peo­ ple are as farotable tn the profitable man­ agement of railroad-, m elsewhere, shows that railroads cannot be operated with profit where there is a population lea than S50 to each mile of read, ('poo this basis. .. .c____ *_ ___ _ -•__ __ _ A Faithful Wife. About a year ago’ tbr Quartermaster at 8L Louis was notified to furnish tranportaiion Vo Mrs. Allee A. Huribort and two children to Fort Lapwai, the coW to be deducted fro® the pay of her husband, Frivato 'Va. L. llnribort, in inttaUments of 910 per month. The cost ofthejourwould be upward of MOO. A private: ier'spey is holy 913 per month, and 3 ing the fraud, wa hare priatod a dotted rule .cross tbe face, showing where tbe no rale in the farm, but it is «rilT eat betwwn the words. . This swindle is eMat the most dauntoui crer attempted. Ofeouree tbe form of the “agreement'' van* to meM diffisrwnt seif foe® the sofa,where ha had been lying bargains and operations, bat the general in tears for half an hour, and, with a character is shown in the above. touch of indignation in his voire, anh “Cell be sorry, no* angry- Tether never g»«s angry-” For a few moments the aunt looked al the boy half-curiooily, and let hot eyes fall again upon the book that was iu her hand. Tbe boy laid hirnssl! down upon the sofo again, and hid bis fare frnn sight. •That'* father now!" He started up, after ths lapse of nearly tan minutes, as I | । । , , . ’ Everybody knows they are the Haste, the subject of iaesiriog m'U prop Shortly alter 2 o'etrek tbs mewtiog was railed to order by the Proudent. J. R TUyre.oflMroh. Tbs foHowtag RS- ■Mww his aunt M|d this. Mr. Gordtm ouIly -wled, and drew his irate dcs-lr around his boy. Mr*. Gordon threw upon her sister a look er warning; but At m unbeeded. ^'■I.tbutkRiSorf rasa very naughty ■Ws-baVe settled al! that. Phebe," w«r the mild bat firm answer of Mr. Gor- excited to anger by thia u spewehteh® A«»L •FUbw! ’ It wm tbe be?________ __ spoke now. far tbe firat tune, iu an undwtone eba added— You are wrong. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY I < jutl formed, favhsdTiez » attend a dreet 11 care. Tober surprfao and mor^Aoation j ho apprered, w oKort bur to the party, at- I ttadln awhile hnenewt Bho invited i �Give ns -A. rid arirer ddhr. bgn! tec-. der equaly wrth grid. Tbe property destroyed by the mutwin the variiKis cities last weak is retimeted at |43,0«0,OTO. Tbo strike hue .made Gov. “BUm Joans** Withams tbe man of the Uor-that is. It io curious, but the mereratus reportera know more shrat tbe crops than do thr n»ca wbo grow them. Dun, Barlow The New York saya that tbo A Co. report that Um wheat crop in tho Ohio Democracy ought to bo lira ten ca Went will make an average of twimty-flre tbe platform they have made. biuh.ls to -he acre, aud that tbe other' A grade poop ia hmni from Blue Joans Williams, but it hotrods vrry little like tbewarrfor bold who, a short time since. was mobilising hie militia. Tbo H'wrU mya that the Ohio Demo­ cratic platform "reprasaola tbe confused and uncertain eondiiiou of polities through Crimea, the great competitor of America in grain produrinc, la Ihie season practiral iy barred out. The Turkish war has abut the public from noufounding the strikcra that off, and America has, this year, Io feed tbe world. Hencw then MBBOi bo with the ‘fraud" party. that diminution in prire. that vtberwiau The Repisblitwn County Conreuiious iu Ohio are cl moat universally indorsing tlie oar twenty-five bushels to tbe acre, with Administrated though in the ramc breath the prior ths same that it would be were they call for unlimited silver aud the re­ it only the average of nine or ten. The peal of the Resumption act. Wot will bo udc rich that year, and Ao exchange remarks that "the only there cannot but bo general prosperity Treasury, and have interpreted thia as in­ dicating tbit tho volume of currency iu thcountry is at Inert not too coutncted. In thrir rettmation thw surplus showed that about ooe sixth of tbe entire voltim.- of 1-gal tender currency wm not needed loceir reserve, and tliat the great volume of them only akuWe that the Lanka prefer to keep thrir rrarve in that fora, rather thfe to - The fdkiwing items from tho Grand Rapids Eoglr win be read with intcrert by any of our peopU M. M. Crosby, accused of kcepifig his ulixia open after boors on th.; night of this morning. Ateium- Vrrwcating At-1 tnruey Maynard represrnted the People, as tbe offense me against the new Liqncr Law. .The jury convicted the rayzrodent. The ulooD keepers at Bosd's Inke open­ ly disregarded the uew Liquor Law, and kept their pUcei uf busmesa open jroster- of the country ia interested in tbo settle­ ment of the troohUs that hare so long prostrated buaiama. Hayas' policy, aa It is sailed, baa certainly girea the South p«a«e. »>d baa resSorerl enafidetKW in tbo future of South. Southern merchants are hern buying goods, which is enough for era of the Preehtent's policy, for they see A ttoroey-Getseral—Gee -Dwight m it u> escape from the terrors of tbe Clerk uf the Supreme C. Howell. past four years. School Commiaaioner—J. T. LukeM Daring the late strike a lot ef street urchins, to tbs number of abr-al a score, paraded the streets of St. Louin, headed by one with a tin pan by way of a drum, whiih he WM beating with two pieces of lath. They bare a hup? banner on which Whit the People Own the Great Cor* porations. If yoa read tbe daily papers you will •appose that everybody u cut of town during the rammer mouths. Nominally everybody is,-—practically a great many are not. You shall see in tbo society jia- i able Evidence. V«eUne VegeUne ■ ill get what they contracted for. Tbe weak com pan ire are about all played co1 Gleanings. now, and thane remaining, with perhaps Private troublm are very much like in­ one or two anepiioua, may be considered fants, the more you nurse the m the bigger they grow Tbe wbcut crop ol Ingham county M es­ timated at 211 bushels acre. In Barry oonnly it is Tally 25 bushels to the sere. shuuld.iosure the o»jfwheiming defeat of thieves and tramp- falling in, there would arrived al by the various schools of politi­ the party in October. bo force enough to take possamion of the cal economists certainly indicates that transpires that while Gail Hahulton has city. Then buildings would bare ben theira ia not yet one of tbe exact rococos. fired, and the city weald have been plan For instaacw, it is churned that additional been scolding the administration and the dcred. But tio mob dare fare an organ protective is al] that is necessary to start ewintry al large fop faults of the card ser­ vice, a brother of hers has been enjoying a ited military forte, and aa soon as the cou- into unparalled activity every languishing ■ American industry. This has been demo-mfortable income from the pirvrnmcnt •piratots knew that tbe authorities were prrpartd for them. It all died oat. Mayor I ouatrated here time ra1 strain since tbe in a Custom House position that was on Eqt is entitled to a great deal of credit for ■I disetuaioas, grewiag oat of tbe strikes, benipping in the bud what was intended to i1 can. On tbe oilier hand, 'hat already afTb; Adrian Times, in speaking of Gw. be a very dangerous affair. | forded by the laws has just as clearly Croswell's prompt and decisive o^urw in aboern to be the real cau« of the long dis­ the recent trouble, says that ''Michigan mal stretch nf Iasincsa depression reaching has come out of the ‘great strike' which from Sept. 1873 down to the prroeut hour, and '-frte^ade ia tbe panacea urged by thoosands versed ia the ways of social, how much the money and berinewa cent, r economical and politics] problems. From BiuinrM was slowly but surely improv­ ing until tbe great strike was inaugurated. That eruption ufhliocy bar thrown the buviaoei uf tbe whole country Lack ward on the very eve ot unusual ccmmereia) ac­ tivity, As a consequence the betd-r class­ es willVi pinched and diabesutenad^pijGjr. it h t£ poor tars who~g^ ,nffCT mw<, aud they must Warne themselves for thu strike, tkt nrj.rrmnl foil/ cl modern rimes. The result it, that capital must for the present remain unemployed, and tbe suffering fiom this will fell with terrible and deplorable forte on the working men of tbe country. vegetiie Purifies the'Blood, Renontee end Invigorated the Whole Sretem. u.st eminent manriaeturee. of Hartford., twMty general coneurrraee in the belief u. a. u4 rfr that Eoglaad is now dead in earnest in iu men of similar capacity and character sec­ ond him. The rid company will go ooand pay dollar for dollar. It ia well, for the ruin of the cumpauicH trouble everywhere. beer made in the city is very bad, and the better data of people get their supplies entirely from the Writ. It cvmrs on in materially adfanosd by the recent unplcav- is entirely oyer. The demsgoguas who refrigerator ears, and there it never a snt 'ieea are thane who, like tbe illaatriou» attempted to excite tbe tramps and tlueras Schwab, are toiling at tlie pipit of a brer to a riot failed signally, and the city is aa barTri.*quiet'as a mill pood. The credit for ibis Judge Drummond in aentenring some u due, entirely. to the mayor and ths po­ of the rioters the other day, stated tbe lice. Twenty-six hundred men, thorough­ cur with rosnariablr brevity when be said. ly armed, were ow duly all of last weak aa "Il ia an ahsordity to my that you can poiicwaxu. sad all of the militia regiments are fifty oar loads of beer a day, from To­ protect the rights of labor by trampling were at thar poets. At the first intima­ ledo. Milwaukee and Cincinnati, coasum-. upon the righto of labor. tion of a riot lbs mob would hare had od in tbit dty, andyou can imagine the this enormous fores to amt. and every eonaUeuation when the thirsty soul is inBounced ^b-j employment of United States troops in State affairs, and the very tridge. The inatruetioao wore definite to since tbe strike came in yesterday, and it next day the Democratic Governor nf In­ shoot at the rioters at the first, and over was made the occasion uf a johihe. The duns. Bloc Jenna Williams, telegraphed thrir heads al the second volley. There Western her wees ore building ica homes to tbe Secretary of War la al! haste to waa to be killing if a riot waa prarnked. here now in which to restore their sup­ Send on soldiers to supprow violence in The coeuiuur.iste understood thia, and they plies. so that thia will not occur again were very careful to give no oceanson fur military interference. The oomneuauU the Democratic camp is well illustrated iu are very shady flow, and claim that they Ito direct repudiation of tbe Resumptive did not intend any troublr. Bat it ia well platform co which it made the cantata known that that they did intend to rawe a late year, and declaring in favor of aa un ■ riot and sack the city. They had thrir limited issue of paper mousy by tbe Fed­ preparations all made. They expected the eral Government. That plaak alone railru^l people to strike, and thou all ths have eriHrised this interpretation of the wane of certificates of depewits, and deny thst it indicates say plethora of legal tendev currency They assert that moat ef these eertiflSntes of deposits are held by national baiwas a portam* of'their legal Got Their Just Deserts. | trey against Draocraey, stdl regarded aS i tbe areb enemy who-, annihilation is the I first tbtv of cv^y H.-puMiran Th. inia. is fairly mndo up and there is aa opu । Grid, ahd ths fact ia every where reeognmsd its spisodid record, shculd not gn dmra., that tbe remit ui doubtful and will be and they rallied to save it, Marshall Jew­■ awaited with anxjsiy to both parties, but el’ Ex-Pmtn-ster-Gvmerel, and om of thei am wttboutbopj by either. There is a Tegeliiw Te*etine VegvUuc Fine Tailoring a Specialty. Vegetlne Vcgetlne 33 Monroe sit.. Grand Rapids Mich. Vetetiue ¥e<eUDf VtgeUae Vrsetiue Health, Strength AND APPETITE. ▼OTeUne JlSSrt.-U.'SttlSSt T«eUue (Asads Lockwood, private woriary of J. H. I’ait®, gwo*"! paasmipw agent of the G. K. A 1 , was turned Tnriday evening tn Mire Frank Wycoff. The Slate Board of Health nek all local Boanl* ol Health to direct thrir publ* physicians to offer free raoriaalinn once a year to ell. naing pure borne vims. TVc are informed that the direct freight route from Chicago over the C. A L. H. and C- & N. E. ia n<>w open, and .hat 160 Vendue VegwUae Veffetlne Vecetine VegeUoe Tegefluo VtgeUfie TeseUnc VeCfline GROCERIES, Vt<eUne EcjK. ia «M. ho stated to Omar that it cuotainsd !'•(»" palacre. 4000 baths, 12.­ 000 ril mcrehrara. I'-'.rtOO fruit merchant. 40,000 Jews wbo paid taxes, and 4MI Au exchange aan "People are mouroingtbs acarrity uf mplre. Wbo knows butthrt usblraaing in disguite?’The lass applet, the leas rider; the leas cider, the low danger of any of the th xraands brioo: iag'to tbe reform elube going beck. Ths Portland Otrerrer givre this excel lent advise, wbiah is very applieaid* la rirtsin localities in Harting* ; ‘•The chil­ dren of different femilio should bn taught not to throw rten.e at one another, if they wi»l< to preserve pmre in the netxhbcvThe old American House at Lansing will soon receive a bnck front, be raised to three rtorfea, thoroughly ramodded^pd newly furnitbed from cellar to garret, Vegctine Yes’1 Une Yegctlne Tegt^nc Y«eUne Vectllnr VeccUne COFFEE VegeUnc Tegellnr SOAP The Mild Power ' CURES TOBACCO. HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specifics CROCKERY ing tbo 45th Ocngrtm will take up tlie matter directly after convening; and It will be fought until a derisive victory shall have been achieved by one.or tbe other of tbe two jjreat scb<«J. Railroad matters can hardly escape a pretty thorough reo tOatioo, and those iatwOTcd will likdy bo Smith Hogle & Preston. bw tera SJ «r»J ia the fr»du«ii?ti st Ibe pre.art vvlusu. t« make u c*ei;44ia sad vsluble It is rreamiaesi by tbe Sew Ysek ally t-rvrs to be lb. urei OMipIess, aur.cdve, uarfitl and eksspvu ihivMami tHraetssy sr-thMaiy ever taeueJ. In 1jpsgrspieel sppsaranew asiI tiaA fora a tolerably correct judgement as to , bte. eerialaly K is • fine •re.-tmre ot beaktbe merits of tbe waMare liryt waged against them by societies urgaaisci for that aa om of the prime causes of their crea. TRIUMPHANT![ The Advance Plow led to the organisation of their employes for mntnal protection, it waa aid, against tbe wieds encroachments npna indi’i-ioal rights, and agairst thrir exactions. From all of a dUoate character that baa been evolved by tbe hie strikes, it appears that while a few roeda in the times densely pop­ ulated sections hare bera able to rootinur their 10 pct etat. dividends besides hand­ somely iacreasisg their surplus foods by Swampsentl, the White Mountains, and of causes among them ma! administrariuu all over dm cool spots, who are safely roin directing their earning to illegitimate setioced in thrir own bouma. To keep Democrats iwwn to hare lost eight of thia objects, have been forced into ths bauds of up the uaprraiion that they hare followed receivers. Bat winterer fuiwre rorclainteresting fact. the fashion sod gone to a summer resort, In several instancm du sinkers detained thi-y keep their frost blinds dened, an.i go tiono mar taanb, tbo atrikre with tbeir at­ regular peassager trains, carrying mails, in and out the rear door. The foal is, the tendant lure of lifo and destruction ,.f but expressed a wilingneas to alLr the sioderately wealthy haven't h*i Um mon­ property, hare giroo a remarkable impetus mails to proceed, and triqpapliod to ey to get away for three ymr% and many to the demand that tbe general GirnaWashington disclaiming any intent to dr- of them hare discovered that the air is meat should hart some hand in the ccn trol of three vast corporations that num with which juri'i often award excessive about aa good In a yell-appointed house in damagv-i to tbo plaintiff whenever a corj«>- to Coo of these telegntas. Postmaster Key bet among thrir alleged mM» Stetr Leg ration is nxado the defendant in the nsoot say*. “The Departmeut docs not expect the city as it is anywhere. The summer Wrturea, Jndgee anJ members of the oatrivial enure. The p ople shoalJ remem­ rreorta are all losing mocey this year. The tional Congran, and which so vitally in­ ber that this eountey owe* a great deal to sad cannot cctnpel railroad ouurparues u> farmers down on Ixing Island who can set fluence fur good cr evil every greet iodo corporate bodies, mare to indeed than etrry mails ret any but regular trains, sod a fairly good table an making a great deal trial intercut and eyery ciliaea. mare or ether amntrim du, as without lii.-tn a great whoever interfere" with tbe Fanning of part af our country would still bo wric- three is renpanaiUo for the delay nf the of money by taking aammer boasdera al leas directly. Evidently tHsblobesnsevtu dollan a week, the seme paople who otborof lh« subjects that Wil! rupee the veloped. In other cuoatriv railroads arc bulk through thickly popriated seitleuaed to lire « l«og Brandi and Saratoga attoutipu of thr President and Congwre meota ; bore the railroads are the pioneers. Senator Jones of Jferada is still at tea ddlarfa day. The hard lima hare tbe wmisg tomlon. The new ieram They open tho country, and tbe popula­ at work upon kis silver report- lie is U^hted tbo rammer raorta. tion follows afterward Kren on otsr own raised by tbe late insurrections ar.d which giving it a great deal of careful nrvuion, bland of Manhattnn, whatever of populs-' rocwDin, will no longer down at the bidding of pohtion wo have above Forty cunth street and it U not now certain whether he will The city was astofliahod, »6d deSghted rimas or patriot, primt or hymaa, lualcrs would never bays beca tlrer* hot for the bars it printed before Crttgrow meets. aa wrll. oo Thursday by the IntelKgrara < or the iadgsjfi-us, and alinrat mtmberlre., In addition to Ike report there is a vast that a atoek broker named Seiorer bad ■ and they bare thrown who opej the gates bums of tastitnony, which would cover beaten Jay Gould II appeared that Gould to^be | eulur.dun.nd gleaning of new nearly six bauired printed' pages. Tho wm carrying a great deal more of Atlantic 1 fields by tbe dcaugoguc As evidence entire work, if publisfed. aro*W comprise and Pacific Telegraph stock than Im want- ( that he sem them and intends to profit two vnluaswt B afeMrt to be lb« inten­ <d, and he did sat hire as much W»tero thereby, i It U reported tliat a Dwuocraiic tion of Bouator Jaocn U> withhold tbs re­ rranavlranh mandxr of Coggrwa ha. al­ port until about the litas of the uirtting tic conceal Setover, Kmsm, tie Califor­ ready made • bid for the rapport of tbo nf Coogrres, in order to add to it lbs latest nian, and other operator* ware in » tight tnmpg SBd Other riotously Reposed of his possibla infaraatiao. plaro with stocks lh* thy had. ar-d they District, femaomMw ^fetho will urge Tbo pian who for lua* Meeeaar.table appealed to Gould to help thorn. Gould Ucngrom to distribute »lU,WW 0tW from reason rurtfisW » IteUon’J of lbs votes cart tbo IL Ji. Tnwwnry among tbe “wnrkinc for Governor of 'ub.-,, ,W late October teH! couttoues Uj diegrsec the aioAs lire) were overloaded with, and he Ezseutive oflUr of» peat Ulate by refns- jmtted tbe eoafracracy ujree agre^nt tUt ;|tey would let him hare 70,*00 share* of tbu mA J.jut stsus^b to save on. It appears to bo (medially approved him ftom loss;, rad lArt they >h«M so a by Democrats, lending to tb- praswmpUon meter cf safety unfead ibeu Wratera ihrt fete of fat order; but be ie so Untie Union. They did so—Gould's brokers kauwe that thiitevm tbe spyoret bought every share uf Western Union meet are Mteamrily kred Lrgssy «I>M they p<;t upoc the market. By thia raar. spoeuWinn and hmraay. operator be got »<oaH * a low Oppwwects nf tbe Admiau’ratom aStet prise to rem what ba l»ri< and |fe fopspm tbelnmrot. Jadg. TWt ic it IKtli vatic Seviat Wit ta Mm UifBteiiF laciiie Miir- Plane loro: LIGHT-RUNNING MOWER REAPER Tu tl* EdUnn of /V Z-erarap Pool: In tbraa timoi of oxifuaad idoss about The. Cincinnati (smieritl sayn that the meaning of certain laws and evor of intelligent Germans in that rity generally certain words, let ns draw the line sharp­ repudiate the iMuocrrtie platform. Judge ly between “mooopoW —* “--------Ftrilo is mentioned aa one of tbe ccnserr Uous." Theri appears to feeling of hoiulay among cc people againat aU eorporatic--------- . cause they regard thrm all an mooojoites, Tbe MOvankoe Sntieri cxpiw tbe belief that the Democrats dn not expect <v carry Wisconsin next fell, aud say* that ilrertaialy knows they would hare no ^pod grounds for any such expectation Judge West, the R^ublicsu nominee t«r Governor of Ohio, is called oct there •■a.0 Wind steteeman, ' as he has a defect ia his ryes which causes him to be almost Wod. Ho ia doscribod ae betweou 50 and <W ysnrs of sge,. tall and finely proper- The Gsmgia Coaotiwtumal Convention Xpoees to made lobbying a crime. A wy goal idea. . • Sr®, BEST. Plaster,lime, Stucco, Plastering Hair, Shingles, &c. A. D. COOK.. '‘’"‘v- ............. M CRAMI’TOX-M IMPERIAL SOAP IS THE “BEST.” . “*7"“^.. DOMEsnrswixHUACUROv ««w mu ua >j<KaM. �On motion the reading of thv mraulca of praviomt meutiags waa dkpeawrd with. On motiou of AM. Dewey, tbe matter of wid-ning u>4 rtraict.tening Stole air- t from Court to Center rtrert, io Ward two wm takes from th. tabla. Th. Rorordcr prodeeod ti.a profile of arid State atrert showing tbai tbe follow Mr G. V. Kildinger wm mvrt.ly iag amouata of land would be* uari to eUekod by lighteiag a firw days ago straighten and widen nid Stele M.rect while standing near tbo lightning rod ufl •ririy. hi. nridaacc with a largo coppm dipper J b hi. hano* Mr. B. think* copper i. toe good a lightning ptrndwtor to La haa |: died during a thundrr sbowrr 0. D. B.,i Cotmeil Proeeedinga. ALL ABOUT THR CDtTfTY. GUdHWl-- ■ V H tery hot Weather. A pkwrenA »bowrr yerterdry. ' P«ition of A. W. Bailey ami «ben m regard to the straightMtiu-.- of Broadway wra received ud referred to Committee Petition of John Demmer and others ia racard in tbo laying of sidewalk in trout of tbe property of Mr*. K B. Dewey The ictnperano* mr- ting <» afotUay at 0\eaat aide of Broadway was rccrired tad temset w»a not ray largely attended, referred to flotuu.it-,u Sidewalks. vdfI c abu’Bxat (or the Iron Bridge on Tbe chairman of the Street I fotumlttec, ItjoodWay Uiitg btriU for the third time. Aid. Tocnlinara, msde tbe following retM rrd mill, refitted and rrfar adabrd, is ready for bnsineaa. A retry ylnraant ;arty srareuWed *1 I'nfon Hall late uvernng to bid miiso to Ppf. Dkklt . ‘ 1 ' • t>ar iMHHty I'fori; left Motwfy morning for a brief risk to In. father at Decatur, Van Bum C" . Michigan The strike ia cod'd, the railway trains •rb ruiuiug as uraa), and the hopes of the ngnUwda who rirajuritod if an blasted. The tirxt meeting of Haatinga Lodge t . 8. <f I. will be held on Friday ereaiag at the Roams of Barry Lodge F. A. CITY Wc atic tlx ipecUl atteutiuu uf our peadare to the article from the K Y. Eotni»fl /Art antitied “What the People ewe pm Great CerpontioM," It -tetra the fort* in 'he wtar, aad they ahoald be gmaaralljr underatoed. Hu t'atnrday, July Sdlh, there vu a game of heae W! flayed <m the grouniL of the “(IripplaB/ in thh ciiy, teawreu that cfo.b owl the “Union*" of Ilmtingo, Which vototted Hi a rtrtory foe-the “Oripj plo by a arore at 29 to C In nt ianingi. A guar of bare be!! waa yUjed on the form oi' T. M. Baab in the Unmehip of iimtinp, cu Friday Urt. betwren tbe Tom»' uf the towmfoipof B»»tinjr aud tbo' Light Pert" of Cedar Creek, which reultcd in a rirtyy fur the I'Ufitae" of Ou the 23d inw. the people of Yankee Springs will hold •> boekrt picric un tbe north bul( of Deep Lako, on the form uf H‘- Waieoo. • Five ecboob are expect cd to participate. Tlie editor of the BawX« b a.lrertiai.1 to be present and d«H»er an ad iX-a cu tbo oocatioa. That no tire was, however, j^yen without ogr conscat, yea If wc are io the State at that tlrare. Il will give tts great plrarore to tu present ana pirticipate in the foativitiee of made by fits wife wbo claimed, »nd which ws* .bowu bv the evident that the re iiponder.1 areaalted Lev la th* riabl time -nd erocliy best nod choked her. The jury after having the evident® a»d tho srgiitU'Ute of the eounacl, retired about ■five minutes aad Drought In a verdict of guihy. He wm flood fire *<>&« <«ta. John R. Crura appeared for the People and A. M. Flint for respondent. Ono day lart weak there appatred in our mid*;, an angel,—did I ray an angel? no, I mean a femah that !*• “ Mtad. wfaapandod tho straeu until night Ml Wboak Wi* ooocelred by tbo brains ri rasa, of tbe ‘virtues." ofirdria at our village that this bring ought mX.to be sf Inwed to walk oa the walks and in tbe jtrotto snd tkro^lifot^ of «tr ’Blag*, for fear that nomoBf w !<>•** ''<»•' migiit pattern after bar and after a necret Witeratiou eoodudsd to bar* bar snortM. bsora, she wra amntod in Urn right iloM by cv I*pl. Bbtrifc, Hrabm !-•. .0 I takni telore E*q- Purdy, Lrw- Dor kre aaairted l«y Sragrant Chipman appear STORE HDROP1TSIC R8IKDIES. MEDICAL aid LAW BOOKS All Preneriptions *ud Receipts Ijooiaa P. Brown, 6-10 of cue-square Irawra M.l hwwra 10 1-2 Mjusre rods Adam Tinklqr, 2 H-100 oparv rods. By Aid Dow«y. fL-Jr~l, That the proposition ofAdam Twkler to rail the city the ground roqrir । rd to widro Hiate mreet at per th. Bowen surrey ut> th. North Esatetly ride of lot ! OO*. block one, in KcufWd addition, being 2 2-25 oqsare rods, fur the nm of oo. hundred dollars, bs and the rame is hereby rejucted. Adopted a* fallow. Ayes—Aid. Abbey, Itewey, McNaugh­ ton, KtueeH, Tomliraou, Winkleman end • Oarefally Prepared. ley, for lumber lor er a. wtika uu Broad­ way. |3A2. Jooeph Saucry and Luther Hyatt clearing city well. *5 00 Wore tn. Sae-md Ward for a rids ud cross walks uo Dibbl* and Bond rtrerta, from State rtml eeulb, co th. wwt tide of Dib ble street to tho south site of Bond Wrret, thence eert oc the w.utb ride of add Bund Nay*—None. ‘ - street to the gate M the septet boom lot, By Aid. Tosriiowc' tcepmrtfolly rejiort that tlicy hare d»/f-to/r-./. Tbit the pruporitioa submil­ chargmi 'he duty iotrwtad tc them, and ted by Laura MePhersoti, to soil ths city recouitnead that the praj er of the petition the ground required to widen Rtate utrret era be granted, and that a walk bo built | aeoording to the Bowes server, off th. on the line tuted abora from Ststo atroet North Easterly safe of rity lota No. 614, to tbe school bouse. <.a the West aide of 615, 610, far th. *ub> of raw hundred and DAWe sad south >ide of Bond stntota to sevnety-flto doUara be to<l the ramr is be cMwtnteted of pine plank 11 ioche. in thichnawa. laid oo sirlogers 4x4 iochea, aaid walk to be 5 J fort iu width aad to be Adopted as followAym—Aid. Abbey. McNaughton, r.iiaplrted prior to the first day of Septemher, A D. 1877, aad if not built by gep Tomliuaoo, Winkleman and Young— 5. tembtt 1st, lb77. the ereatakta. ou tide Nap—Dewey and Kewell—2. and cr jea vdkj .tame the saoui u> be built By Aid. MeNiRchtai: by tbe city, and that tbawxpcam thereof «rauA*d, That the proprritioo aubmit be Ihargwi to the property uwowa o. arid milled by Loulaia Brown, to sell the city , atraett, to bo at*ct»e-l and caliected as Hcsnoctfully submitted, the ground rreiuirethoff the North Kraierly I CT, Chairman of Camcorner ofefsy fol ho 613 to widen 8tat* 1 atrret according to the Bowen survey, for j the torn of twcoty-A r« dollars bo sod Is hereby accepted. k.lonte-l by aym and noys mt follow.. LOCAL BUSINEM NOTICES. Settle and pay thia moeth snd u conscience and eoat. 15 18 0. D. Spmddinfi. " Welcomb Marble. BMk.r pfcSi------------- Tb.*e who have iient.Bwl llumaelicw io the eity ol Hartingo, uc Saturday Aug 18,1877, at 10 o’olrak A- M. Spaekm. 8. F. Norton and M. M. Hooten <rf Chicogu. Turn out oo. and ail. By otder ef Committee, Jon* Dawjom, Th. Woodland Ssteet School wifi b« conducted the coniug fall by th, under­ rignod, with able lusirtants if ncoemary oomuworing on Monday, 8«pt. 3d and continuing.ten weeks, tlie.re will proba­ bly be farmed in Peamaoahip. Reeding, Grammar, Geography, History, Praetlcri and Higher Arithmrtie, Elementary and Higher Algvbra. Geometry, Natural Philuaophy, Book Keeping, ete. A clam will also U formid iu Tng,-oou.^try and Latin if there be a anfteimt number that drain it to warrant th. foytartiou ofsuch cLa-ra. Proriafoa will also be made for the aeeumludaliou of younger *ud lew riranre-d i pupil.. Amuraneo. in pyro that rooms Ayos—Aid. Abtsy, MeNaaghioa,Un*». 1 may be readily obtained, sod also board at Ml. Tomlintea, Winklemai. ami Yeung very MMOiblr rates. Stodents are referThe Ucmmittec on 5idc and Cross rod to G«>. D. Barden, E«|. or In Stowell, Esq , Woodland, who will furnish any in­ Nays—Dewey. Waite submitted the fpilowing report : Tu tir JloatnU' thr Hnfur n<ni Hm- formation. Tqitom, H far the bigbeut By AkL Tsanlirma. ' Rnoirtd, That tite Rororder be and ia hereby directed to issue a precept under bi« band at-d 'tai itf toseiiy iu th? Bnlanice of Our Spring and Summer stock. Buita actually *ortb $7.50 now only $5.00 Suita acrually worth $10.00 now only $4.60. Suita actually worth $12.00 now only $8.50. ’ Suit* actually worth $15 00 now only $10.00. Coate and Veate really worth $10.00 only 7.50. Coate and Verts regular price $12 00 only $8.50. Boys’ suits $1.00. I 50. 2.50. 3.00. 4,00. Boya* suite for $4 and $5 worth 50 per cent more. Men's fine all wool pants $2.50. 3.00. 3.50. Men’s all wool Coats, job lot. odd sues, only $2.50, and 3.00 worth 5.00 »o 8.00. . MEM’8 WHITE VESTS worth $1.25 only 75 cte. Men's summer coats 25cts. Men's heavy linen panufbr 85c, worth 1.25. HE Entire stock to be sacrificed to make room for our fall stock. BAD BREATH ■•Aik* la M ---»-------- STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. Report aco pted and laid on table until text meeting for actioSi. Committee oh Fire Department reported Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St., , ORAMDBKPIDS. Th .- proceedings uf the Mflkr a (beveotfon U Drtroit, publkhcd os the outride Cfthi* |«par>vill 'atcTBSt erary fumcr, though »c hare no faith inthe oppefition The Dassaa hm boca drtiguatod by tbe Auditcr-GoMnl aa the gewspuper in phkli will be publnh^l the lirt of land* L> l< adrertitod fur rale in tbw county at DRU& WAKZE2 4 BARNES faada by ayaa and nays as tullows. Ayra- Aid. Abby, Dewey, M cNaughtcn, Tomlinson. WiaUetnaa and Young,— A icgalar mewling of the Commcn Cenaci! was held on Friday evening Aug 3d, 1877. lib Hm. Mayor Bentlwy m the chair. Roll-of Aid, being ealiod th. fj. lowing were praaent: Aid. Abbwy, Dewey, MeNanghloa, Rnsacll and Tomlinson—i Absent—Aid. Spaulding. Wiuklemm • • 'and Young—3. Petition of Mias .Unis E. Wolf ami ( I othora reUtiee to opeuag of Madlaou* । Street was roan red sad referred to Com-: , lltmarr atore« l»a been graded the ptof WOOL W00L.I Aym-AM Abbey, l^v, Turnip, McNaughton. WhHomuu .ad YonUg-O. N^-Nouc. l>e »ee«uBtof Llarle* llortua cl. al. work on Hanover Ureet, £1314. A. M. Maynard for Draying, 5Q at*. Were pteMUted tai allowed and enhwe, Tate Sm£‘' LinTStniitir i it leditiie. inches Inches in thkknem. ou ptwd rtreel on file in lbs R*-«w.oSL!—B Mt leva than 3x7. an-t in rii oth­ of tho City of Hstutic' er respects to conform la tbo onhuauce. Harting., J»ly ». 1*77. M«od to bncoiilirMted oo or before lbs lai Adopted by aym and nays as fallows. Report accepted aud persons named ap­ Ayes—Aid. Abbey, D.-wer, McN'aagb- . day ol* rwptrmter, A. D. 1R77. and in de­ pointed mwmbera of tbe Fin Department toe, Rgr»r"., Tomlinson, Winkb-man and foul', of th. contraction of raid wslx by ! the owtrara of rack and every lot ou th. by ayes aud nayi as follow;. Young—7. cam side of said Hanover atrect. between Aym—Aid. Abbey, Dewey, MeNsugb■State .nd Grand ttrrets, the CUemjitec Nays—N'uoo. too, Russell and Tomlinson—5. cn Sidrtod Cw*a Walks rau«o tbo sama i This yx>pular line commenced on thrir By Aid. Tomiinoun to be bull:, at th. expense of the owner a 1 rammer time rani. Monday. May 14th, Nays—None. That I'. S. lloweq ;r.ep»«- plan and owners of any er all of said lots, in front The CotgmiiUc cat Irtdieanoe* submit specification. for thr purpura of repairing of which, on th* raid cast .ide of, lino.. three fut exprera inuua raot, io eouMvtion with the M. C. K. B. I’atoewge-a leaving tod the following r-p->rtw$ abutment to Iron bridge. Hrating, al 730 a. M., arrive st Buffalo ?-> 11* Bril' tkt JLly-r <■»•/ mow day al 8:10 p. fa’., and New York levied and rclforted n- other city tore* Geo M Dawtr, Chairman of Committor Accepted and adopted by ayes and pays M follow.. Ayes. Ahl Ahby, Dewey, MeNaughton, Tomlinroe, W'nklwman and Ytmow Naya-None. _______ _____ Wink Ionian, the W. E. I'pjuhn, rwrlrod 8 rotor: Wm. adjreirnod. W. H. Sramwa, Hcroedur. Upjohn, rijerted 1 role . Report road ami accepted, and ordinOn motion W K. Upjohn was declared ( aueeo referred to City Altoroey fur in­ dr’y elected a metubrr of the Board of | spection with in. tractions to report at next Health by "yes and uuya aa folio 71. Aym—Aid- Abbay, Dewey. McN'aagh- • too, Rumell, Tomlinson. Wiuklcman aud I CONSUMPTIVES. SGLD itV ALL FTORE-KCTPEBS- 20^00 REWARD! $20,000 REWARD morning st la 30 A. X Thia fort day cxnram is the brat train betwren MichLean and th. Era: Parlor rars from mu i Bretltrca: The <Muasittae ap­ Nays—None. pointed to »«bmic rrariutioos npramire of Tbe following acoounta were presentod I! the feeling* of the membrn of this Lodge Wm, Tiakler, nfchlwatoh to 'present II at the foot, by death, of our sMoereod aud c-ldeat Put Cbsorelk-r, Harvey Wright, riots daring railroad troubles, >8.00 reapeetfuDv submit tbe following . Tom Betts. paring,nW RrtolnJ, That, while bowing in eubJon Wooten, rtrocl work, 17.50. tniaoioa to thia deems cf Nature, ws boar C Horton. Street work, >27.50. willing tertimear to bi. fiddly to 0W ceGoo. Abbey, membar Ftre Dept. ffffJW. der, aid to b» >cacr aad uprigbtaos* as a isu aud br.abrr Hart tor. Aug. M.1BH. Ch. Cam. Above account- <rev allawe<| and or­ Thu. while womim him Report accepted and adopted by .ym dered to be drawn oc the respective fttodl from our deiibcratiuaa, we will remember and nay. as follow. hr tbo soretai aocosnta by aym and nayi him to emulate bto acai and foilhfulocM in duty, and willingly record him a* m ear­ Ap.-A^. AU—j, U~v. neat worker, in bonaet conntelbr tad a tea. Burnell and Tomlinmo—5 good c-?mpani<ki. N'ay»-Noa* RroJrr.l. That, our kindest rympothko Chairman of Committoe on Finance. be tendered the family, relatives and soar Aid. Burnell, recocted hoek tfc OoWtoJ fricada of our dccraocd brothw to thoU without rncomartodatiott. the following deep nftigti 41. On motion Council adjourned. JCeooW, Thai th* Lodge room of our Wx. H. firnuiM, . order be draped in mounting for the period ' Rcrorter. of ninety daw ; that theoe rwolatiooa ba entered on the records of thia Lodge: On motion tho consideration uflh-o Bpocial meeting of the Couimon Coen aeoraota waa deforce.! until next meeting. By Aid. Dewey, /ZseeW, Thai th. til wm held Tuaaday evening Aug 7th, n.wmpara <rf this plan and apeeificutioc. prepared by F. 8. 1S77. Hi. Honor the M.yor u> the chair. knight hm follen Roll being calW the following Aidermen e uro usurer far bin were present 1 batter bewaoM be Aid. Abbey, Ifoway Moliauiditon, Tomlinson, WinWemati and Young—C Abecnt-Ald. Iluaooll and Fpauldins B. P. B. 3 ! Lost $100,000 $20,000 Reward! Lost $100,000! BININGER'S ______________ ~MTD. fiaoif dmdrao to call attawtion ta bu new Waouu Shop, where he may be found at all hour, of any day, ready to <lrt any work in h» line fjau putuug a new sprite in q*cH wh<ri, to th. building of tL. bort buggy ever aero in tbe county el Horry. Don’t forgot lb. plane; in th. •bopwith Jraou Riuh A Bro., conrer of “OLD LONDON DOCK Gffl. reward ’ « m. iwf.ii! Call a) the Sin o[ IteBIR HAT. .1 maytitf r cw- WALBRIDG E„ la offering to all the largiw* a»«>rtawait M INT nThere ie doe u» about 30 ccrde of wood that ahoald have bma delivered during of HATS, CAI’S aad aide offDotroit. « Joko eoutoi ia, HE ts SELL ING THEM AT Mt'CH LOWER PRICES—foil to ore ths gn-ids bs, of all kind* eared. CaMonof tho Rre-ri removed without brnkiug tM Uri if takr. -^rr1- * GKNTS- Ft’R- And here ie‘where It F. Blow*, M. D, aprldtf ,_________ Whitman** Amortad Candiea—tho bort n the market. A foil rtlpply at J. P ---------- , for imuc. GOOD KCTS TO THE fOBUC! While the SisSSS tvo, thirty-two togra. pnoio4 M tbe CARBOLIC OIL STOCK OF GROCERIES Adopted byapougd W* H W“»‘ Ajo. -Aid. AMw. Me^atsktoq TeasHamm, Witklantal T«rag-5. Nap—Aid- Dewey Dy Aid. Tumlioon JfamW, Thu tbo Frarara. Oomsnittae DEFY COMPETITION 999999^ �h1cbWro5Sitkal ££££' atertol oo wbieb-ride they lie. ■ Whim ought mwinm to hare fruit at •* When they atom the comet < . „ Ha to anrrest, aa no pbes i-i ever “AuiaW aa regard* the garden, fc> fraitx, and it* nrruendinga A few tn-e. ere to he added here : some ebnire shrubs there; a choice grape vine or two are uredc-1 , or aotoe other fruit; and so all our places tax us yearly THE A good raggnatioa is hk« a crjinc ULy GOING KAXT. Railroads. QKAND TRITtK lUILWAT. W JVMK 10. HHB. HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, Ill The Leading Paper of j i||l|W s Sihi! *^32* crataa affir* at fctft a. M- «*4 MS ». B- Has The Largest Circulation, Du- farmemwho planted no potato*, except a row or two in their gardens this maron. being dasevungrd by the ■bug*-' of 1870, made a xqrfou. mistake, >» potaThe baahfnl man who naked h'w girl if tona will sell for a good price iu tjv fall, her fiivorits beverage wasn't "pop ' was re owing to so fow being planted , and many ferred to tier popper. “What would you do, m^daui, it you farmer* will have to buy all tb«t their fam•ere a gentleman?'' “Sir, what would you Q.RF.AT vy-KSTKUM BJUbWAT. And t’p country woaquitoes tow prejnriag for their summer receptions, aad they alt know how to pat ia a long bill. im Jsiisl ZT *•’iBiiS'ie-gy.ig it Tbe experience ot assy a life, "What a fool I've bora!" Tbe experience ef many » wife. "What a fool Tte gat!" :W If It to a wwLstab ithed foci that themms-ill fcrtiHsa of all craps are ammonia, pboephnrrt arid aad potash—that .nothing tbc.to required for anything grown on a farm ; and the question ia, how can farman apply tbess thing* to roast advantage ? A rim ofeaitle aud horse manure, a* it avevafres on forms, csrotofam only 11 lbs. of pntaab, « do. of pbospblrie arid, and 12 tbs. ef nitftigi-n <ammaria: according to an rariyrisatade in HngUnd for Mro Ixiwr*, that dblioguisbid agriculturist ll-.-r Asrtwfev- onrl In- ftawnl that tin-*.- fl11 potatoes ?) when they might have grown a splewdid crop, If they had shown a little spirit and pcreaxmon in wvevcomieg tho bog*. My rule through life has been to "/ifAt it vmf,” no matter wlut happened, '“to tbe bitter end .'' and last spring I wa* advised t«f plant no potatoes by my fami­ ' ly ; but I planted more than usual, a* I ' had an idea that either the bug* or mtrelf! would have [to rarrendet. Well, I had sroutsoui washing for the enemy every 1 dsy . aud it was not long before I wu ' warned of their sppnach. so i summoned ray forces, and gave the order* for an im1 1moluti- attack in form, Sink and rev. We took every Img esptirc, and thrust him into a tin fdn.lheu we went to a place suitable for thrir executions, where they . soon went to a bourto wheucw no potato • Is Radically Republican in Sentiment. u Local Paper is Unsorpaiwed in the State. , GoiltG ■ !»T. Subscription Price only $1.50 per Year . A woman ia net fit to havj s baby wbo dnesn'i know bow to hold it; and this is in Advance. W' ftrt Want Jaek»«t& W michigaT aid Tm. JOB DEPARTMENT, W.e are prepared, to fill all Order* promptly for arm* fur two weeks, when ouen-oraiug the bast authority. Ho »sv« that when mough Mabie manure ia^applied to land j scout* reported that tho enemy had ap-1 p<*i*d again, being1 "young rocraiw,” to produce a good crop .«>f grain of any which we seen rendered h-ir* du euiabnr, kind, as iwhcM, barley; rye and oat*, the petaafi io the manure ia greatly in extras by a charge of Pari* green and writer. This seasun** clj-eri.->re- has proved that of the- requircaucuta of the- grain, anti erm­ a •.juoifly it to wasted, aw there grains re­ if ;L<» bugs that fast appear, tire old «->ek.' are picked from the viuo* by’ 1’nud and • quire wtocipally phenph'wic arid .nJ nit­ killed, at the suae' time deatroyin; jyhat rogen ba fertiltoon. He sums up bin for­ <St« may have been laid, tbe toer ofthe ty years of sxpsrieuoc aa (fallows: potatoes being much tnjwvd is over, ns it ■ A counsel being queuionej by a ju-lgr l. That a mineral 'superphosphate cf to know "for whom he was eunesrnod." 1 line faba given a considerable increase in replied: "I am concerned, my lord, for the 1 ground that b the origin uf all the bugs, each crop of a rotatinn,; although Used bnt 1 mi: employed by the de- | without any <xhcr manur>4 lor a period cf and when they are destroyed before they lay many eggs, no great damage will be thirty^. A scientific journal tolls nr:tbat if all dona; but they must be dmtroyed cut soon in consequence of grain con- i the aalt in the era were taken from it and aa they appear, and at! farmers murt act spread equally over the whole lurfh* of in concert, and the btysi wiH aoon be erad- dry land, it would make a covering 300 j foet in depth. Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let­ ter Heads, Note Heads, State 8IAN0 RAPIDS BIVISIOR. merits, Envelopes, Busi- Tbe Reliable Sb«n I-U-. am stanosa. Cards, &c„ &c. 3 A -• iasidi an ozrtau li Nobody fikia to be nobody. Int sverv- I 1 body ia pirated to think bitnK-lf sera, body we garo souse account of cxpcnmsnta. by And everybody to somebody: but when, D. P. Westcott of this city, fin treating ^everybody think* bimsclt romrlxidy. lie nracrally think* sverybodv else i* nobodv ' X ‘Hia* when crops containing large blight.-<! pear trees with linseed oil. He I <puutiit|re of potash, raeb ai roots, potatoes had, in flu' latter pan of tlie prtfrionn year,' and h#y, are sold off tho farm, manures washed |rereral peur trees which bad com.' containing potash. such as purchased mrncedflighting with raw CtMoed oil. and dungs, appear to be more suitable. , tho rpr^ul of the blight seemed to have | called, in bis exeitomrns, for the men to 4. That although polra’a. phosphoric been artvtnj, cud ths tms had then put;i “bring up the hydrant-'.' acid aval nitrogen are the chief manure in forth thAr foli.gr which appeared perfect- ’ -k Weatoni newspaper ha* improved ch grediento tn larmyard duo);, tho manure (y heallM. We felt a little anxmu: to know I tlie original plan and now *ay« "No from artificial foods and in artificial macommunicnriira will be published iu this nans, iiill tho difforeneea in fortn in paper uttlcaa accompanied by lbs full name which thest rabstanora are met with great­ ly affeeit their nine; the present method •f tumljriag manure* does, not property :tng new field plantations t tho laud should be free in a high Mato of (fertility. ly manured in the spring, it in gool ounditiun foe the plant* , thr beat time to set them, un­ tie spring. Immediately before srs ast, give the lind a dresaiag lightly with a oM-hona plow. A great deal of tenure to wasted by being covered tr» deep,: to Inches deep bring the depth tliat map| experiments by the best agricultnruta of thto and other orantric* have derided te bt> the beat fot^rops generally. If wt harrow in the manure much of it ia left upon the rarfice of thrigtonnd, and its virtue* evaporate. So iA it kWe degree when it U covered very ligblfy'with earth, if iho werther be dry after harrowing it tn; and it ia J question for farmer* to decide, whether it is not bettor to take a liuls mere the trunl». and some of the bvani-bra. the dead bbekeoed exterior hark, showing the effort 1 of tie Might two year* rise*, but not a leaf indicate* that any reman and cut'.ing through tho -lead bark, found tip- inner bark green and sound. Wn think that thc*e results' are sufficient to warrant further trial of the remedy, m it to easily applied and K«m* to do the Hera no injury." Don't reutora the loaves to let in the aun to jronr grapes, aa the more tho el la­ tere are abadad'tbe bettor the frajt will bo. Dio idea that grope* will ripen bcitorU expeaed to the ray* of tho ran at thin sea sou nf tho year waa originally promulgated in the paper* by men who dal net underi itand what tier were writing about, aa one could hardly do a greater injury to hie vinca than tn atrip off tlie Icavas around tbe fruit. Vines can be prepagat*! by. laying down cakes about tho first of Au­ gust, of thia MMOit'a growth.-in a trench three or four inches deep, covering ths ratiM with earth to that depth, eight or ten inches in length. within a foot of the end, which shuuid be tamed wo and tied toatma.7 Hike, and in October yos will find each eases well rooted. riff111**.”” • •“» " aPWMatal a^miKaaMe A man “Ihiwn East" returnedlfaisi paper to.lhe p<ititL„ _2._ ..LL ; j_____ written on the margin; and iu the next issue the editor stated thr faet, and Wiutnd up the paragraph by asking: --Will our indignant sutacribar please to he us know 'I..— Tke Great Suita ftaniiijrt. lasriw llirr»uic.i Uta*** • _______ RAILWAY COMPANY tawsnetHerissac-Bg: Dejot,_104 RXADE STREET, New York. der uf fame?” "I suppoee,” ton'll she— lying knot* in her lisnkcrehief—"It * on account of thrir pri'-bariks.*' A Virginian baa just compiled a genea­ logy of the descesdant* of Poeahontaa. Dtote the course of b is labors he inri- i dsntly gathered the pedigrees ofbesrly all tbe prominent famHics of -Virginia, and GEO. V« PARLO DS & (!O/S ORGANS Trtsste; tite-'iS-.t-jn-.* Pennsvl h obigixSUaxd osly (jrEJSTU'ITsTE imf Ttaliif WMh. ©WWISej risri. reary held for redemption • of fractional currency, 18,160,658.; certificates of dcposit, tM.t^OOO; payment* mide from Treasury by warrant* during lhe month on acnsunt'pf civil and misreliaBsxius. 16,­ 530.738; wm; »857.5OO ; navy. 81.962.­ 376: Interim Indian* and p«aM0D, II,149.691. Total. 8l0»!O^O7. . . Die above docs not indude payment* mado on account <>f the intorsrt or princi'_______ An intoxicated Gertsan pot on a Hod­ son rirrr train at Kinderhook to go Co Trey, Wod tba Budjet of that city aayr. City Drug Store with a cultsratnr; and an iron hand rake woulJ, If used, to a Rood fintahtng o;wratlra. The pbtttMta to tkw Mt till Gil, .4 with rutMn; tbso th* rid plant* ate pfowsd np, snd al! tbe runner* but a atrip nr aiybtatKhro w4s i. the middle cf the®, whieb atrip* are th* rove for tbe next Mason , aad in this way a phtstatkrn ^b. Mtu<> Motoac<y to apply manure cen-o is between th* row. . Uis arrtimr re- J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS. imicufm ram. - . MICHIGAN. Drug* and Medicines of all tiescriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prrtrriptiont tkillfully rnmpoundrd. Also a (till line pl X aTArXOM. OaalBcM ws � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-08-15.pdf f8bb38ca92aa596b434c9862275df702 PDF Text Text Tv ^tprrliey pff Tv qtru‘L'cMl KATES OF ADVERTISING. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, ^MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 15, 1877, VOL. XXII. NO. 16 It will pay you to Drill your grain. You will Bare one-half bushel of reed per acre, and gain from three to ten bushels per acre in the yield ; but to obtain the BtfeT rraulte you nnut how a Drill that will not bunch the need. ‘ ' kSURGEON that could not injure him. -She murt have betujn deadly peril,” Le melitatal, "to pay .uch an .xorbitanl price foe a siagU name Ho took so oft- further up town, and moved hb mother to a nicer homo. Pa- "You are mice fere ver, Kltou?” Your* I—ever!’’ ehe answered ‘ And when they went to era hb mocker there were no three hsppier pn-plc to b* feuad ia th* world. Year* have parafd since, aad Ida finds * home w ith her Hrt—, who n.ver rejects that ahe waa aaved from a fete wore, than drath, bv euategy ’ «d FORCE FEED will tow all kind* of Grain and Grow «eed as erly tut Sand runs through no Hour Glaus." And tue Thu Secrot History ofs Strike. We are intorwed upon good authority that th. .ineati-m wheth-r the workmen ■in the Knc Railway vbaald or should not join in the recent rtrike wa. derided ooC upon the ground* rf cxpedienev, but by mere chance; not by th- del;berate (Jeterminatlou of th. leaden that to join ia the •trike w- wbe, but by tha drterminatmn of pur* acrideM, not by the mea who— waifere and th. wrlfera of who- familiwera at Make, but by a bar room candb Thb b th. way in which the matter wa. determined Saren men who ia K«M way had iaflunce eoough to brine th* rtrik. about or to prevent it dunumid th* (location in a barrootn. by th* light of a tallow candle Thor had no darira to join in a rtrik. for high-r vagm, their on ly griavaMo being that mnaia men had l-cn dbelargtd whom they would Ilk. to have rri—tated. They knew, of WHOLE NO. 2062. Bibl* T*mp*ranc«. TU feDowing artiefe waa writtau May 3. 1877, tar th* Muriate rial Amoctaticu of the Wart Mtab.jran fonfrrvora-. Mrtbod«t ProUntaut Churah.i by Bov. Oliver K. Murray. -Win. i. a moekm. -roar drink fe rag­ ing : and wborav— b damirad tbsreby ^plisd to any awrot jufe. dnrirod from uiy oth—source b—id—th. grope. It b aomrtim— traesi.lid brandy, but usually referr* co th* juice jt the palm tm* — *f its frulL-Bod, lik. Tqp, ft ineteded th. fermauted ■ wrii - th* nferIt (Irindre-th. drinkrr w.tb th. fancy that tmmtedjuimaf tha grape. Tirosh w— applied to the rip* fruit of it do- him good ; but aft* bring robUd of hb aumfltood aad health, he b l*ft ia I th* via*, and to the frrah jri- of th. th. gutter to die—mock el at. by the do-1 A few aimpie rul—, carefelly nlieerv.il, will help yoa over ram. of the thiag* fihieb ynu call difacultire. In the firat yfaec, always write di—ioctly II detroys moeh of the pi< esure In receiving a letter A groat many genii, heart, frit a panj if.it uaaa* Im reed without puxxiiog - out when th. good doctor left, akboajh tbe.r ' ewry wurd. Many aa ep-tle, written on aodaavon to eateh him war* ia vrin. Il* ' heavy ervam-laid paper with a moMgnm frit no preference to any of th* opporii. *: the top, a only an aauoyatKelo the one u one of the best Drilln toanufacture<l. Quantity of need sown ms; h. had racotand from his disappoint­ to whom b b sUr*^, on account uf regulated without change of gear-wheels and a perfect fobci rno, ment, and he aev.r oto*e4 to rotuember X- tM aad rerekra hand writing They were net eocvincBd that they whether sowing one peck or four buAhcls per acre, which is the that ho wm a married man, or to thiak Ito partieobr in the matter of dating, ought to bring all throe .vita upon than kindly of the unknown woman who had » ■riving every item dirtinctv, and rign the ■aelvro and otherr, hut instead of deciding .case with no other drill. . btter with your fa 1 name If thb habit th. qeMwtioc u erauUe men .hsuid hav. radically rhangrad hia life. ' If you want a NEW WAGON be sure and buy the They trarcUd Uuuraly through th* tour b fona«i. you will oM ran the nek of !<• dune, internI of wrighlag the argamenu lug valuable Irttera. which cannot be for- on each mdc, and then .ubnvtlint: the mat­ •a/ on* night found tbetote'lvre in a warfad fro* the Hrad-Letter OAce, unites ter to tbeir brtter judgmaete, they eboea French village. ,areo—puuird with the fall oddre—. to •ul—itut. the fewbl. feeler of the tel You will 6»d it more o—y to reply to a low candle forth, light of rvaeoa. and About the middb of the night the doesoon after Yon ffrt it than if you they aerwd that, they would cart the ran tor vrra awakened by son. person tapping Utter | Every wheel is boded in Oil. even' box set in White Lead. See. the drunkard’s shrieking gbcwt at hb door, and calling for him In tome Mgfect It for a few weeks, b-aaae you1 die on th* fioor. and abid*hy the decmion will have the Impreurii* which the first1 of mero chanca. If thr Bam. .boold go In the twenty third chapter cf Proverin ,rare— it ia th. words of vtrtitl iuftit. The Skeins are set with the Patent Skejn Setter, -and the Boxes He did m. He found the landlord, reading । made upon you. | out, limy would rogegn io the strike, if we find the duty of total abatiaeuoe Iron, ' A few year* ago a fricod ofmiae(ratbar by llaudrauhc Machinery, and this is theireason they are the Write all rou bars to *y oa eoo sub-■ । not, they wuald c<>otuu>* to work. They all iataaicaliou drinks. 'and spemfically who told him, in broken Eoglish, that one : too goud watered for lue on feed) stood, of hb counlryxwa had just fallen down jeet at ooe*. That b. do aot bogie to tell |I mule the rapcrimrnt ; the candle fiama Uaira in a fit. aad seeing hb name regia- 'B'mut yuuy i-ardeo, and then about yuurr I expired, and the men brought upon them from fenneotod wiae, ridfiriy •*< forth aaiUU ] Hix iadieatioue-of human sufferiag aad hito 4 the serpent w* viriba. opes hie lertd as an M. I)., they called him up. ,school, and ibrai bbotit yonr jferden again; wdr— the crib of an anneeia—ry rtrike. He wcot into an elegantly funuahed but finish nee robjert twforv you begin an­ degredaU^o, are clearly jariured there, cvaatteaMe, the rtiag of lb* add* was el 1 . room where a man, some fifty y—ni of age other. A Lady in ■ Smutting Car. sod —peaally art forth sod alUibutod to deep fa hb heart, h amda my heart ache ■ F. tl’llH. • - - Mtpi Do not be afraid of using the pronoun I. was lying in a dying eouditico Ixively vosmo baa ——eted her tnaliena the driakiag of wiae. Th—e are wu—, to aae the oaea atraag. heekhy yuewi aim A young lady sat nor th* bod fanning Some People avoid it, and th* give their raatroe— a shitliy nod unfinashed sound*, Ua right to nde in « M—Aing car and en­ Burrows, nnte—ioas, babbimg., woaads i with the deaaea'a come upon his brew. him. • joy her cigar like a man. Not long ago, witbe-nt cause, ami rednew. of eye*. Thea It mmk my heed rwtaa - the fam* from •uT'HarncsscB made-by hand from the b»t Eastern Oak leather, Th* doctor h—lily examined thspntient, a lady, walf-dramed and not panicniariy — now there were the co—awn lot of thoee and found that it *m inijxi—il-U for him that lampinl of miquity, fiDod with cuuaand even- strap warranted. \v M. JON ER . Never sfalogu* for whsl to* write, by roarec-iooking. gut un lb« river train, be­ who tarried long at the wiae, who went to live, bul the day passed, snd still an­ ioga to th. God most high, pl*y*d their other, before be drew hb last breath. He raying that you do'not like to write fetters tween Hx. Paul and Hartrig., aad mareLed to seek m’lXfd wma It b freely granted h.-liish choree no my ear. I eooM aot be­ Yon woald not thiak it quite polite, iu never recovered his cvttacioiunu—. that the, w — eacns, for they tamed long, lie. • my own eyre wh* I locked at the The lady told Iksxor Pomeroy that bo viartirg * friend, to «y, “I do not like to Ktliiai which produced there nd reaulta. Nevur- sfakly, iromblmg, impaired body was her fsther. Hi* name waa Eng—i* talk tuyou,* I 'ball not ray touch " The Sydenham, a catiro of Eogland, and she Krap th* id* before you teat ynu are •hriaa. total ahrtiMoe. b tU oaly reme­ w—kened, ftagrtfal and tottonag lateileat, writing for the aake of giving plreeure to. would like to have him buried where be dy. aa b eridrot from all p^Xiet — y ; far Saved by Strategy. the Lfanled, pervMscd and sfared ■ erase JAMS^H CLARKE died. They were traveling for the ben.B: yonrt trend. Ckeoae— in ell agra of th.'wurld h— ell told of the venoomus peier a eouratog ATTORN KT AT LAW A SOLICITOR "By Jovt, what on thb mean? I» tbu of hb hsriih. *h. went on to explain, and When your letter U merely an inquiry, the direct outgrowth of moderate through hie vrias He *ecgoi*d me aad a »tu|«>oJ(ion> fraud, a trick, or what?" he was a widow—. Her only remaining or no a matter t/bomoem, th. case b dif And Proctor Pomeroy stared, almort va­ relative was a younger sister, who waa bs- ferent. Yoa Ibra ab-mld try to be as brief, drinking. Hence the inajrivd voice gnepad my hand, but not with the atrangth cantly. at the closely written .hcct he held • tog educated ia the Convent of the Sacred ec.acisr and clear » possible An riaborwhich (peak* to-us from thb chapter ia- of other day*, still Mo h*rt beat with Stely draw*oat bnsinera letter b as out cf ia hb hand. It read: Heart, Io Taris. sista on total ahrtiaeacc - th. specifie da-, thst tneodship of old. "Dr. Pomeroy, I will aot apologise for After Mr. Rydanham w-buried, Mi- place as it b incocsifarste ly of man. “Look not thou upon the Togrt him from that ralpburou dea the unparaUed —rrije I ata about to ask Sydraham went, under th* ear. of the ■ Do not thlnW'what to wnt.. but write of you, aufic* it to sav that I haro heard doctor and hb mother, to Paris. She in­ what you think." b en old rule, and a of a cigar, atid aakod her for a light. She wine whan it b red, when h girelh hb wne my inteauo., eo 1 iaritod him to go Z»rc him a match, and iaterreted benirif your birtory, heard of your rtraggl— to' sirtod upon their taking up their abode good <m to retaen-ber If yon are away crier in the cap, whea it mevrnh ikrntf withMe. Hoeaid bo a* hid hb frs-fa HH*1>V M CHITKSmaintain youreelf ami iavalid mother’ and where she had.apartments, and so not a from home, it b very relish Mt to share I in the reeoery. Her follow traveler now j aright. ’ ’ Three three spreificaiii — indi ­ guod-by*. (TWak God he knows now sought to entertain her with a few remark* ] realite bow' hard a la»k it h for ooc ro’ day pareed hut what she wrn with Mr*. ou the weather, brands of eigarv, busier— , cate t> • fermented alate uf th* win., heuor they were hb •*•*•). I waited soma E\xsv-s.iL-sias^“r~“ We wish to call the attention of thoee wishing Buggies to the fact: young in the prolmum and without frirods Pomeroy. Toe old lady got warmly at­ prospects and other matters. Lovely j it das afebrile and intoxicating. Hee* umcb*feev lhalpca of bril, and feared C«M. H.Baxtv. i daumKCnma. In the great wildcrne— of boua— called a' lached to her, and talked dolefully to her wriban fell back in order upon her digni we ere admonished to not even look upon, I that wo have a largo atock, cornUating of • dir. FAIto, permit me to add, I have brau' sou about the lime when they eboald !•« ~ ■«.?<;. > »xk IfAM. be would never return, eo aft* a mca-nt K. “You are c-tting impertinent, sir. | informed of the mid blow yen received —panted. PHV-ll lAN 4 of ufent prayer I eroaral that Uumbrid of b none of your busiare* *he.e I am ■■trroiir aisat covwtt. micm. from the hand of on. you loved, who wa»1 rih* toid them oefi-Ientislly oot to won from, or where I am going to. I have ,. X-"> — “"V unworthy of you, and yet I am not ac­’ drr that site did not taonrn for her father. the same right to rit here that you have, denth W—ling win*. Study thb b eou»quainted with you, nor you with me. for hr had endrevored to wnmg her eo teuan\gjhe mart rigid total ahrtinoow. aad if you des'll»Lara suurodf, I rimli Indeed we have never looked upon one deeply that it wra net late whtah held her . ’P“k to th* eaodoctor." How ean moderate driukera who bsifeve m another’, free. NivA I— 1 m about to bi. ride; and that 1. all her Ute die had ........ . ............ _ to reqocrt ynu to do me a great favor. nev.r been *o happy — now that die waa I sailed from New London, Coan . Tburethe divin* origin of lb* Zhble, rontina. to by m.xkrate drinking ehrirtsatta, brnntifu’The Graduate*. Will yotf come 10 Siulh street church to- free. . "em’uc. iiiHiir.1. | day, with it. North I*ri* — ita final dc»- Frea Ito awtlMtae Baek—a indulge in even the tri dert fermented ly framed, stanag ma ia the face fro* let­ merrow evening at tight o'clock? Come Doctor Pomeroy watched her. Al first | tinaUon. The recent. Polar expeditiutu ol tM tweaty-three youa*; men who only Orjaon in th* face of thb admcmtuan? ters of shining gold. -Drink no longer w.priv.tely.unailcndedf.ad w«vcr reveal that he , w—very gallant, but U l*t -began to Gmauj aad England were prepared at Imt month rtspped •cnm. the thrroho! J of which take. pJace there Will yon girc ।be reoervj aad cold. A feriiag which be raat expense and with rivernment a« 1st- hfe from aa raatern college, and wont forth We bare often painted ia our own mfeds tar but use a liul* win. for thy rte-arb's dm, an entire rtraogtr, a lawful claim to (dared not cherish wn growing tn hb heart ioct, and were bended all orer the world upon th. treckhaa orann of life to battle the picture of “Soloman in aH hb glory." sake." My thought* ran feat. A aafoea your name, and yet H-ek net to know to ,and it alarmed him. “I dare not love as lb* meet .Uborate that were ever or but lb* —<1 picture of hb rotten depravity whom you mam? If you will do no I will her," ba muttered to himedf. "I am gaoiaed. Vet, so far a* the main object and dabuehery, would bad n. to think make over to you twenty thou—nd dollars, bound!" of their search w*. craccrned, they were that when writing the twenty thud chap payable to your order at the city bank. — Then for tbs first time be fell 1m>w total failurns. Captain Howgate'a expedi­ ter of Proverbs, he spoke from the depth* I soon a* thi. ewemotre b orer. Treating heavy were the fetters lie had forsed far tion bad ita origirt in some statements that the nieoey. wil be a temptation io himself. formed into aa angel of light. whtah be mad. through the pre* *uggrat you, I .hall enxiomdy await you at th* apSb* nuUccd the changu. She tried to iog a new plan uf operalkma. Inetred of My young fnaod m j*t draining anUguUe him to forget the grief that wm 1 employing largo vtaaeb aad crews aad ' pointed lime." imperilad , we can then tcri, .ven mora Otbrr gtara of liquid posreie, wh* I gt*p That w— all. There wu no ligaatore, evidratly wearing upon him; and al bat, wtribly, the force of the .dmonituo. and cd hia ana and wish tear* ia ay eyas imnothing to give any due to th* writer’, in a fit of d*p**tiuo, be told h*. *11warnings contained in hie writing.. Thr ]4ond him to leave, and ha did. sddraa or abode, lu-htd, C wu too unm,' “I am a married man," he mid impctn ry iav—tmeol. Sending eo sdraoco crew Wh* •nd m ua feminine in iu details that he ondy. “( lore you, ud 1 am not free to' a< far north - bo may deem it adrimble, -rpaut with poiMO-harbad teeth crept up •uber 1 talked aad prayed wuh hi* He ■ u alm-wt tempted to believe that some' lora’ . h. will plan; a rolony and there aoriimale un him rteahhSy. tiU at k*l the man of rig*d th. pledge aad k apt it, aad ha* of bu male friend* were playing a joke oo She rccoilal, bat bad. him to tell hb mea eo that they wilt tmaeroi the E*wiedom fell a pray to hb aaian hke power. sloe* found peas* to hia eoel by bettering , qaimu's emluracoe - well aa the white . her all. him. __ When arouaad from tkb state h. could on­ “I will not go—I.will not be fcobd,” Kartev * G-ritv—r*. —______ “It w— ernel and unkind of her to bind DK. V. RL’SSKLL. ly exclaim, "At the Ur it tritath like a asrOb, brethren, r— the perishing. lift he mi l to him*clf. Hr flung the mbrive down, then be r£ii^’vl?is?5ac* psnt, aad rting-th like an adder’’ Hems, ep thr fall* Soatah these in pity from • piexed it up. folded it carefelly and thru.: of departure from which he ana ink. ad­ the drunkard* yawning gram it in hb pocket. vantage cf any open -aarw without 1» of ~ .CHAN. IL 1IALTCR. ilera victim. hare fallen bsfoee Alrobol'* He rvmembersd that ho had a patient Usee Thus he hope, to find an opnortu to tbit, and went out; btf everywhere the nity to rewh that higb-t laUtod. in content, of that stranger * letter wm ring-, March of whicb^eo many lir-^have^Ueii litginhbeara. He then went to ate bb that lieth down ia the midst of the ana, or 7wL“(. ■ J mothtr. 8h* w— suffering more than * be’lhat Urab oa tU top of a a^," Eke • ■------- 1------ e.i_—uiu । waya bo— up when each a project ■ pro shall have lime to-Dy. The poriuoo of p^, but akeptiemm ou that print will the vanturaomc Ru-iao fort— which । a drowning wiaa, or a dbay h—ded sailor ; ard'e gr.ro., ttd aeodiog three aoab Men tall iur n» -------------------------- HD* whieb he had opt lb. moel remote id — ’jllHN never put an end to polar experitioua until hare penetrated tooth of the Belkina into hb miod b whe-tred, and hb thought* idra.kard'ebriL , of bow he was going to meet then, lie liM . planed in theoaut- of th. polar Rowmelm b aha very critical. A Twkbh I confused—they bare strs ktr. use, dirit ■ At the proMot day there b ■ pot .NEW ( <threw the. down and buried hi. fe~ i. rink. There areacfeatifa qu-tum. which deurehmrot h- guoe to attack th. Schip thb rroultaloaa ran wlr., ami *o writ in ka Vasa, and than fen al the main Ra» his band.. . I-. G. HOLBROOK. -I’orwty is a cmrw. mother, he groanformed aa authority m 1‘rofc-or lxxi-b .uiuronrro of eupjEm Bel the Cmr 'be rw'Ut •‘‘k no jnstifisbk rearou for । ,d. -I do not know whtah way to turn, of Yab Colbga thinka that the dbcovery tnbhw-1 brinp there be ha. bacn brou-d. bat at I upright-ibe bad alway* thought you ; of a pa>lar pasaagn wil hare great e—nmn hurryinK forward all She U>ed to cheer him bet ia vain. Ev­ ery-here he turned a Lopelnm eba*e*m|tha &• ,wm in—ihleof H “Wbro rial valae. There ia no qoreti-n that Cap lb bowed hb fisoe in hb hand*, and tain Howgatc'a movement* wiUbn watch ^••AK YfX^tar w«ra only -al," be a. I will seek it yet again." 1TM htur^hZl'eom* which L. bed hoped ed with lively interroi, and that he will here— sober, bat immodithought, • twenty thousand dollar* would ' reerive the wuhea of the counter in ’ nrepannx th. serin expedilwa wrth whwk ° A^Un’hJftuWrd and worrfod until the dcbsncbcry. . Hero b a fell d-eripti-i rf a drench given ue by our who hsd tertel I Dealer* la Keroeene OU. of Ns bbtero-a. aad drank from Chora | To ike eud that all yurt ire tuterertrd in , dreg, of bril. U J adg- '-1.13, v« road maaafartunng, deriiag <* uriag any ilhiminedag oib manufactured from prtroPAINTER, |*m fat thb Btoto, I rail yowr mari « At A. «. a-S * Carrtag. Stef 1' tredion to a few rwialremMta m*d« by th. oo tongsc water, but um a little win. for e£ir. Th£ ws.brtoa*m-> li«*-d. art epprored May Sd, 1877, which tabthy etmnaeh'a rake" The— are the hid J,IT,riM It., • rf- Aug. Kd, im. . ing place* of the moderate drinker, thr in It-leya Ufere ofaring their oib for Edel and the aaioou keeper. Th- we find to oe. of lb* Udi-, and she advanced to utiripaied revealinr the truth to you." |rala , ore required to have th-n iMMOted hi-Apr that the mom Bible sp—kx of win. an a ••ED* ImtoarT My srtfs?" i ia thb State, and theapjwoved bread,will "^Are yon Dr. Pomeroy?" sb* -b«l in bl-mng rad *-!»*• *ymbol of apirlto-Lirt* fa> my etory Wore you blame Ithe fa* of inepowinn sod Mtahigan feSpecial Medical Announcemenl me,*' »he eaWL "Th. wan ywa raw di. i Mwct-'e nam* afiud upon *ch Urrei. al Hr-i-r. aad ae •the on-7 venom rf « ,, stepfather. He umr^ m, ■-£« a symbol of divine pnninbtoeul and Joy Comfort and Happiness when I wm but fir. y^old, and -*w hnmrei dbufadie^ The. the infidel Id* wm. baby. Mynirtber wra weakly daiam that the BMi a* only uphold. ia.nd .be dmd a7fcw y-n>-r, l**ta ril t-nparakre, but nuatndiem i««df by advu OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY­ our father . pryxty UtUt man « HOOSIER IMPROVED FORCE FEED. STUDEBAKER! Sweet’s H°T > DENTIST. LIGHTEST RUNNING WAGONS MABK ftefittknlrVuai uni tkSmMMfeb, vteits natiU ti au-lat h W gr rat aj goer. GREBLE & RUSNELL Mvills, Cheaper than any one in Barry County. Every ens Fully Warranted I X3CA3Fix> , Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. /J- J. FiM Farmers, examine the WIARD Carrian, Bin ui OnuMiisl PLOW, before purohasingothers, Every one waranted. Those contemplating buying Wj>! Mowers or Roepers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, Sick lid Afflicted! He wu our auk ewdiaa, to bold onr property under bi. coatrol until w. marrisdor bo—am of age. He plared mein th. Sacred He^t, snd kept me then unu 1 wra sixteen, th* be brought me oat and pcvfxwod to marry we to a frwud of hb. 1 re-ilbd. One right I overbrard * oonv2X*re-i*«i..U fowd. UbUbe DR. J.'B LoSUBE was selling tac for twenty thousand dollara. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you i will save money by it. ftUdatogoto. Hadid not aDuw see to �H- R. Stevens Column THE INDIAN WAR. basifih forever erery drop ul that wine, or oqgbi ««, whicL w;i; fotoxieate. May thy kingdom tbme, 0, Lori!—over ita boundaries no drunkard can pas*, within ita llmila no drunkard b found. Thb u “» pnjet, and after prayrr we are Jaught to aay Amgn. So bo it. Amen b prayer ririug from iu ka*** and appearing in an­ Wo know thst Christ created wine at other form The true Amen b action. No Cana, and tho Governors testimony b prayer ciin go to hcarra without thbgold­ suffieMtet to prori which vine it waa, en awl mighty wing. If is words you whether • tec cruel venom cf asps” er the sweel*winc that eymboiira spiritual hie­ foe the removal «f a terrible vice from un­ ing*. The govenwr cf tbe ftaaiprouounced wary men. your life mart bu your Amen. the wine produced by Christ the be*’., Win you enforce thb priaapieof enure saying, "Thou hast kept the good wine alwlincnco from intoxicating drinks as a until now." If wu can ascertain whieh kind beverage ’ Doing thb, it b believed the of wine was coosiderri the beat among the bhamg of Him who u infinite in power Jew* we shall bo abl* to settle thb qua>- and bvo abounded will be upon yva. li-Mi .with absolute certainly, aa appeal to rceognbsd authority win do thb. inflow- until it ha. encircled the globe; Bays Dr. Gneobus, “Those were consid­ and the world catching iu ewret cadence ered tho b<« wino which were the least will swell tbq song of temperance till its strong. Kitto says of wine which had been aecentovill in good time—that is, God's preserved from formation by boiling,''such wai esteemed (by tbe Jews) the richest Dr. Isaacs an eminent Jcwbh rabbi, nays, ‘•The Jaws do not in their feasts for sagred purpose*. (including the marriage r_... — L— __ Ll^l .J r--- - - i drinks.*' There c.n be no doubt then. In viawofsueh teatxmony, that tho wine which Jero* made,and which the governor of tho trial pronotrored the brat, was the unfermated kind, which oomsBonly n>n*id<r«d the beat am-rog the Jew*. Another objector says, "Christ celebrated the Passover and . instated ibe LatdU supper with wiae" this objection i» an­ swered as before by demanding the proof that it waa tho intoxicating wino which God t»d prohihitad. Still farther it U answered by showing that tbe wine used at the PaNOVcr aad Lord's supper was the unfermelecd.because everything fermenUd w»* forbidden to be in their dwelling* dur­ ing th* seven day* of tbe feast, (sae Hxo do* !'J: 8-38). Accordingly the Saviour says; “Keep the fmsl not with the leaven of malice oed wickednea., bat with tbe unleavened bread of severity and truth, the same truth b part­ ly ayntbclited still. . Did the Saviour change the Aymbol* and select"I bo blighting, blasting rotting and intoxicating drink as an emblem of hUinoM and of the neecmity of cicanring from sin through hb blood contrary to all usages prevku* in Hi* church? If an I deman-d the proof. If the body of Christ was nrermanly repnwtnted by wine equal­ ly frw from pctrefactiro element*. It U clear then that th* Bible dots Mt uphold him that putteth the bottle to hb Mighbor's Bps, but pronounce* a .Ireadful woe inatcad, and that our Saviour did txt eocoumge the.drunken carnival ofimirfo. ty by making intoxicating wins for them. It b therefore clear that o^ectiou lie agaimd the Bible without tbe least founda­ tion. No dearer proof can be given than the fruits cf tbe two winos, we look at wret tmbletns cf sprit ual blrasedne*-— the sweet wine which the butler gate to Pbaroah— and the good wine that our Sa­ viour produced at Cana. To chink of cm Saviour ertatmf the man crucified, His band extended; Do you mark the dropping of his gore? Do you ee* the thorny crown upon his head? Do you not eee the scan of mbery upon him? Do you see the lacerated back s* the wo*d doth tear 'it? Oh! gate on those membranco of the shed blood and broken bodj of our crucified Redeemer, thia pietore of the sweet wine ought to draw suenms of undbembM tears, while ‘‘the cruel venom of asps' emblem cf thst great serpent, sin and misery, bring! forth abbonmee and loaihsomcnaw while we A—> or the world have l»xn chained from the cup of intoxicating wine. Where wu the world when Noah entered tho ark? The folltxwiag arc the liarolutiou adop te-d by the Itepublieaas of Ohio, st Ihat late State Couronlion. That they arc ouHjnken. frank and fcarlcm the reader will st ran perceive. On bwmi questions they am sound to tLe <w», but wo should rath­ er have seen them mure emphatieany for "Irtorat money,” yet they are belter in thb rcqxct than it wr* iheeght they would poured ia their utib.lfowol liquor, ebey dn.sk these doers, they drank srain, and tho Ohio ouurontion abound* in.round po­ el« mtrry About rang through the ball; litical ansm and will meet with the beany approval of the bmt men in tbo Rcpubtidv TMlin and harp sere there and muric "“■J"1 more marked between th* - groat political partis, than thb, that th* Iteptbiican nuIT preMota in ita ctinvcstom ita Lai thoughts aad the beat thought*, u I be lirvc, uf th* Nstioa. It b th* pacoliarity Alterative, Tonic, Solvent AND DIURETIC. Reliable Evidence. Tecttino ' I nolirc that a* an instance of tbo worst and most violent element of the Democrat ie party, guiding its cuaueib and moulding ita policy, and they have done more in the him platform—one week ago to-day' they undertook to shake tbe solid foundations of our pupal ar peace by questiuoiag iu their acta the rery foundation of our po­ litical power by asaorting that our Chief Magistrate, the man of our choice, wa* fraudulently inaugurated, and attempt to throw a cloud of doubt upon his title to bo President of the United State*, aad with what grace do they, who eeaght by every means that tbe worst dement* of American society can produce, to carry their man into power, aud when they saw ■hat they uses rrady to foil, they sought, by the use cf money in a distant State, to Lay a Praadential doctor, and thus pur­ chase for grid that highest office in the gift of the Republic. (Applause.) And, ndlhq-'iu that, they sought to prevent the Counting of the doctoral vote iu aceord- rear, io charge of a Lieutenant and sever­ al men. At d^ghi the fight opeead. and in a short time al! the soldiers and all the Indian* were hotly engaged in a d» t-erata battle. The Indiana were eri-dent ly anrpriasd, foe their lodgra ware pianmd, tn crane under escort, and every available wagon will go forward from here and But for. It ia cue uf the bardcat Indian fights o.i record, and Gibbon'* command made a mutt grifonl and ^desperate fight again*. ' Deer Lodge, Z ug. 11—10 a. m. VeseUne TegrUnc Vegrtlno Vertine VerUof Vertine YerUnr Republican principle, and practices, dray offer fur candid consideration of tho voter* of Ohio, the following platform of priori plro: .’tfi-hril. Ths; we reaffirm and adopt the platform sudreMlutuins of tho nation al cunVABtion of the Republican party adopted in the euovcntioa at Cinrinnsu, in June, 1876.' AV* JreJ, That the Republican* of Ohio reaffirm their unfaltering confidence in Rutherford B. Haye* aa a atataMum, pat­ riot and Republican, and cordially approve hia effort* for the pacification uf die count­ ry aad the otabliahstect of iia civil am ico upon a basis of purity and cffiricney. Rrtulral, Thai we reaffirm it b uualtaraWe, th* purpose of the ILqmblicu party to maintain and snforoe the pnitbioos ol tho iwut amendmonta to th. federal Consliinlion, gnarctitoriog tho civil right* of ritiscM before tho law. irrospectren of rare or color, and to insist upon the foil and cffactual pcrfonuance, by the fcdcrtl Gov eromcnt. ia tho execution of ita powora, uf constitutional obligation* in that be­ half. . llrtutrtd. That we are in favor of both Fine Tailoring a Specialty. VegeUne VegeUn0 New York, Aug. 12.—3-30 a. m.—Tbe 7b>we' sperial cable from Loodoo aay*: Tbe news from the *eat of war te-dar w ao coofuacd and indefinite that it h hspes »iUe to rift the truth from the great mas* uf dppsirhen constantly srriviwg. There arc many uncertain repurta of battles, bat nearly as spoo aa they arrive, dcaiab reme from w side or the other^a* the case may be. The Rusauna ar* determined Mt to allow Uh- truth to oom. when they are dcfnted, while the IVrkuh General, are maintaining a dbreeot rikuoe in regard to ail morrmouts of the alightaa* importance, whetlier lh^ reaull auceemfBlJy for their aide ur uberwiwe. When they are obliged to talk they dilate at ;pva. length on the V<«ttine 33 Monroe st. Grand Rapids, Mich. Ye«etinc VecetlM VerUne Vertlnn VerUne Yecetine VnceUne VerUne VecetiM Vertine Vertine Vertine Vertine Vertine W. H-H»yfes» ricrert, jw Vecetlnc tlw government should tie kept, tbe count completed, and that ibM'ran dent of tho United State* should be inaugurated whether he waa the man of their choice or not. (Great applause.) I take occasion to say here, in thb heart of this greet Abolition Reserve. that uo true American will ever forget tbe honor due te these Southtrnmeu, who helped to rare tbetr country agamst their Northern Desuocratie leaden, (llccewed applause. > Well, now, gentlemen over against this rule of tho worm, the old Republican pony again steps U> lbs front to lake iu place in the line i-fgoo>l guveratneot. It cotm-j to the country with twenty one year* of bonoraUe history behind iu II cutsc* to the country with tra-iition* and achievomenu of which it b proud. Proud that it dared co fare rebellion and • ar; that it dared to go to the bottom aud pluck? out by the roots «ho guilty cause of the rebel­ lion and asy th*, all men should be I free; The platform, a« adopted, affirms the and that it dared to build the Republic ou the principles uf equality, civil an/ pulitprinciple that tho United State* oorutitute a nation, not a eoofcdiracy; that a* citlsen•hip b national is allegiance aud obliga lion, it is tho duty cf the nation to protect dtbes, native and natoralbcdi nd colored, whetlier menaced by _ J abroad, or by political persecu­ tion, naZshielded under the herexey of' State riglits, at home;'' That local adfgovernment ia all matter* that are local ihust be adhered to, that I rat.-real rela- wry'method* and tiurrusd them coaragtlicus ahould be cuhirated between tbe oualy, widow Jway* Intend .to be in States, but that ‘ the centralixation of all anna or pursue military method*, and the political power ia the sixteen Southern Republican party ia able, wheu it crane* to where the roads fork, to see the way ten of State policy. With a platform ao broad and with a candidate ao unexcep­ Umo. They tuned, they drank, the tionable, tho Republican of Maine go ilia auapaign with the full assurance bowl* were filled to the brim, and merrily into : the tmttrt danred on, loud waa the baoita- 1 Mliai. shoal nd load the song. They dmitk drep; they drank cure* to the God TIB MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE te-*No Perera, and following VeceUne The couvecti~n uf thr Maine RepuLlican* was awaited with more than usual in­ terest thb year, because it wa* anticipated that some expreaaiou would be made conocruit^r tho policy of the National Admin­ istration in Southern affair*. Republican principles, aa held in Maine, are a* radical aad deep -rested as acywhere, but people who expected that there would be. on thb accDunl, a protest against die concilatory cuune of President Hayes will bo dba]»pointed when they persua tiie platform of principles enunciated. Tbe convention steered between ScyIF* and Charytxlb, and one emphatically indixrsing and the other as «mphati<-qftyi'oondcmning the I’r.-widcnt, attempting no formal statement of opinion on that point. Thb iudieate* simply that the Admioiltration policy was regarded as an experiment whose result* cannot earily Lb judged until they are mdre clearly a; • farent, aud until it has Lad a full and fair trial nothing b to bo gained by endorse­ ment or disapproval. On the matter of the civil servicv the platform speaks -1btinctly, and regard* with pardonable prido the purity which has always characterized not written 'they were eating and drink­ ing." What was Nahal - doing when Li* heart wu turned like a stone within him? Inspiration nays, “Hu heart was mer­ ry with win* st tho sheep shearing.” suffrago cf the people . Turn to the melancholy catastrophes that The platform b a broad one. affording you hud recorded in holy writ, and almost sufficient standing room for all who cltcrevery one of them came from the intoxit*-' i*h . Republican sentiment* aud desire an booou aud U|>right adminbtration of af­ fairs. Dbregardiag queslious of an ex­ perimental aort, upon which difference of opinion m inevitable, it states dearly all Siwcnlhl point* of IL-puldiran doctrine* Purifies the Blood. Reno­ vates and Invigorates tho Whole System. the troop* were not prepared Tho Maine Republicans. waa unjustifiahlo and rotoletiooary. Meas­ ures (or the'lm|<rureurt*t of tho civil ser­ vice are approved; a tall is made for the proper protection and development cf in­ dustrial intirota ; the daty of keeping tbe nation's prombo in ilia matter of rosumptijn mad the payment of tbe -’cU in coin b emphatieaJlr slated ; the existing navigation laws are approved and change* deprecated; railroad ruleidics arc donounced and it b declared that tho Repub­ lican State and national tickets were elect, rd in South Carolina, Florida and ‘Louisi­ ana, and that the cry *1 fraud rabod by the Drtoocra:.. with regard to the elector­ al ic»ult b unmanly and dishonest. On matters of State policy, equal taxation, nou-aoctarian education, and prohibitory Isgblatioti are advocated, and Guv. Connor b again pnswated with hearty and well- VEGETISE Brians, Motic., efo Salt LAe, Aug. 11. —A scout from Big-Hole Put has iust oome in with diapetehce from Gen. Gib­ bon, in command of a detachment cf United State* troo-a. and reports a terrible batik Bi th. mouth of Blg Hch Pam on Thuradar. Gen. Gibbon's command num- Wo are glad to aay that tho lime ought iu coma when all tbe military methods of war ought to be folded like the proud old banner that ha* duo* iu duty in the fight, and cater into the procam of peace And these processes cf peace aro'tu remit al) the State* of the North and South to the equal rights of soli-government. (Ap­ plause.) We hoM'the equal rights of citiren, before the law. We bold the equal rights uf the Suus before the ounsUtatfon aud the law*, and when we remit the Staten to their own self gnvcruuieut. bowc-cr bad­ ly they may have been in their local euuccttj, we do nut any tho lens bold to all Atitutiun. W* do oot propose to kt down auy ono of them, uur to invade rights uf any State. Now I desire to ray, with­ out aup-reaerve, that I am glad that uur own fiattu chief of the nation, out of uur own State, from among ua, has had the courage to ree the epoch ID whieh ho lire* and daro to do what tho accewutia) uf tLe natiou require. (Luudaud foug-euntinued You must not expect of him, because bo b human, that every act of hb will agrco with all your opinion* and min* 1 ■io not a*k that of any Prtriueat, nor do I say it in advance or afterward for any man that .ver Bred, but I do say that hblmart tbe love of hb eountrymjn in hb heart, and it is oar duty to see that he b fairly, indepoodeudv and earocetly supjorted in the strogj^o he b carrying on to give peace and union to the nation. (Gnat applause.) • I have but another word to' say. In these day* of political eowsniice, the very gwb look down with sdmirauoc upon the man ui the partt that has the courage te announce iu opinkms and dare to rau the risk uf dying for the sake cf being rishi. (Applmue.) We have spnkm ns a great Naliuoal Republican party only twelve months ago. These word* of ours are un ; 1 A‘r»-jfiN-.4 That we arc opposed to any further pafau uf public Unib or money subsidies, dr the extetwion of tho public credit of the general Government to aid tho eoaurtscttun of railroad*. That weave opposed to the leinwa) of patcuu by act of UoagrtM, which are burdensome and oppressive io the toiMc* bf the people, and especially to tlw Uboring chuacs. Z?r*>Jt«<4 That we view with alarm the • presctu duxarbed ctmaition of tho country, u evidenced by the extensive strikes cf w<>rkiug-mcA, and followed by the destructiou of life and property in different part* of the country ; and while >e depreeatr each and every rceort to violence and dis older, and-curdially approve the acaoo of our Naiional and .State authorities in their efforts te enforce Ute aujremacy of the Uw, yet wo du must heartily aympathiM ■<th the condition of the hooeet and indiutri.nia laborers who ue willing to work, buf remain noempLiycd, or are employed at wage* inadequate to wuufon and indepeudence, and a* an earnrM of our desire tv find a remedy for their ooddiltion, we recommend, first, that (.'ougraae establish As thsy prcaacd forward again, they found that they had no* only a foe to con­ front, but foemen on each aide, hidden among the roeka and taking c-sol aim at the men u they p- raod. Pushing forward tfosy reached the outskirts of tho village, but ene .entered such * terrible shower of bullets that they wavered and then broke rould, harassed al tie way by a 111 >k fire from ameng the rock* It wa* in thb last charge that Gen. Gibbon wa* wounded. Finding that ou other attack would wreck erre the rem­ nant uf hb force, he intrenched himself, paying attention to the wants of hia. T.uie* si Adnsunpie send* sn am rance by tclei7*pL to-day that the Jrcuire battle of the campaign will be fonghl *t Borax ['a**, notwilhrtandiug tho fact that aa i-ffiiial telegram from 8 u! reman I’aaha aay* the result of a reconnowancn by the Impe­ ria! Turkbb -troops demoustratoi beyond a doubt that there are no Rusaian suidiero at th.- entrance to tho pa«s. SJfALL PKKUMIMAUr XKtKWtSnBS between tbs Turk* and’ advancing or re­ treating llusaians are uf al o*t daily cocurmtxic, aud d^ubtlca* form the Lasb for the bunuroua aud exaggerated report* uf ImIj1.» whieh bar: boou telegraphed dur­ ing the but day or two. Nswr tihumta, ou Wednesday last, the Turkbb General Abraham defeated seventorn companies uf Russian infantry ami 1,000 hurw. On th* same day an attack iras Utade by a large forou of Rtuaiana os the town “f t’aiUak, near Oman Boar.-' Tbe Ruaaian* were repulsed, but with what lu*» I* tux stated Charges tea counter-charges of atrociilea cuatinne to poor iu from both aide*, and both seem tn itantain th* elements, at Vegetiae Vertine Vegetlne Vertine Vertine m errata river at MU& Vertine Vegetlne COFFEE Vertine Vertine PBEPARIO BY H. FL STEVENS, 80STM. MASS. Vegetine it Sold by All DruggbU. \ SOAP. We sell move than all of Barry County. Th» Mild Pnrnr CURES TOBACCO. HUMPHREYS’ Homeopathic E. F. Markle, Specifics CROCKERY. New York, Aug. 12-330 a. m.—The corraapc-ndeut ot the Dctlj San, who b high in favor with the Rusmau military anthoritics, states iu hb paper to-day that the rrinforceuAeai* for the Ruaahu army will require more titue to reach lha front than was al firal supposed, and that, coowquoody. it will he impombb to ronriude th* war during the prcwnt year. Great battle, will be fi-ught, be ray*, but only north uf be Balkan Mountain*. Tbe I hope entertained by the Russian* uf being ! ahfo to advance ou AJrUnoplo at oako has I been puMpouri. and the aim of the Ku -ian general* new b to sweep Bulgaria, north cf the Balkar*, eloir of tl • Turk i-U anaiew. The paa««si of the Balkan* are STONE '^r.AJRIEL load of 55<M) gitlona of Ohio Ware. Il il tKe buU. Smith Hogle & Preston. TRIUMPHANT! SSllii ladLI? The Advance Plow Par fcto ■ Daw. Hall by Judge William H. Weat. ' There is lobe Balm the Fair < {Ways'Aww. William H. West, the candidate for Governor of the Ohio Republicaa*, b cm of th* ableet lawyers in the State. Hs has served in the Ix-gblatorc, has been At­ We had a hard fight with the Net Per­ torney-General of the State, hs* held a ec*, tiling a number, and losing a number posilton on the State Supreme Court bench, of officer* and men. We need a doctor aud was a membeFof the ainsUtuliou oca-' and everything, Send u* such relief u vention of 1872. H* b nearly blind, but b otherwise in good health. After hb nomination Judge Wsat was called to the ptafortn and said: “Mr. Chairman and Republicans of Ohio: T-e anion uf tho convention and the hearty greeting whieh thb dctuoualraUnn imports have touched me ao deeply that I hare not Word* of sufficient warmth to expts** my sens: of th* honor eon ferrod. In ■ juncture of jtffaire «> critical a* the praent, when qumtiona of aueh great del­ icacy are agitated and divide th* public mind. I almost shrink from encountering the raponaibil>tiea which the poattiou to which you cal) me will necowarily cast up­ on mo. Sincwr1—•*------------- ability, however, issrii’___________________ heavy luaa Cant. Loi^n and Lieut. Bradley are killed. Gen. Gibbon and Thr llepaLUcan candidate for Governor Lieut*. Coolidge. English and Woodruff in Ohio will wake the opening .pwli of are wounded—English seriously, tlw oth­ the campaign ou the 2&th last. er* slightly. Tbe troop* are intrenched, It b intimated that business engageand ihe ludiau* leaving. When the mcmengcr left, Gen. Gibbon saidc **I wantan escort sufficient to pro­ deserted us, and relying upon tho justice tect Ojo wagons which are going in to reof our cauK, we eLail triumph or .fall in lievn ua. Load the wagooa as light as tho hsrnca*. [Applause.] I have not possible. The Indiana art mu off from my supplire." . ready three. however Lav bean staled, asd, su far u 1 Judge Taft has given aulhtrity fur tho acalcratand it, I too*, cordially and heart). announcement that ba cordially indorses the Rcpublk-an tiekst in Ohio, and will take the stump In iU support. in me lira tho ability f .hall irire to cur prcauit administration an hottest and fair Ths New York NfooisXnhmp (Dam.) trial and a thorough teat, [itonewod apdrclsrc* that tlio German Democrau of phuac.] A bona* divided afiaimt itself that city will not even auppen the esmh anno* stand. Unlem America shall be dates nominated by Tammany Hall recouciicd and paeified our Republic is no Tbe proclamation <d Gov. Irwin of Cal­ more. [Applause and crim of 'Good ! ifornia for the rail election eonUiM ariaua* GoodF] Whibt I datm the right of fodcalling upon tho peopk'te deride whether < crAl intervention to enforce the conscitua onoreutioo shall bo hrid to revise the lional guaranties of liberty, justice and CMrtitntion of the State.' protection, 1 prefer that the several states may thramelra ao enforce in good faith 11.0 verdict of a Phibdriphia cwrour's these great guaranties that uo occasion for federal intervontiou shall ever arise. Touching tho queatioo of currency I ahall not pause at thn time to sneak ; it b too complicated and too rut 1 have no doubt tho o.mmittoe has done wisely and duoe LIGHT-RUNNING MOWER 5 REAPER TOADVERTISERS. ‘DOMESTIC SB WING MACHINE BEST. Plaster, Lime, .Urnrrlsute Ceirtltlcatera. Btc. Stucco, Plastering Hair, Shingles, Ac. <’l< A.-VI IMPERIAL SOAP IS THE "EE3T.” O. P. Rowll & Co’». Col. ARGAN! DOMET IC'fWlKaMACni.MU. �C^TY LOCAL R^_*- T1M10-CABD WBWffliWOOi wool firtW 'CITI Gall a< the Sin if tteDIG HAT. of HATS, CAPS swd GENTS' FUR NIBBING GOODS to be fiwnd om- DRUG STORE WANZER i: BARNES HOKOPATHIC HKHDIKS. -*•*«*• MEDICAL aadLAWBOOKS tojory to paaoMl property ; rmroov fit-A r._ •. «n__ .. - All Preecriptione and Receipts ING THEN AT MUCH LOVER Carefully Prepared. v! Luk, by Gror-s J I'M- ry *r.d mivc.'Iluiy ■ 3BVMB.P. M, SIGNOr BXQHA.T LOCAL BUSINESS Empire Bloek, Hnrtiagr. Midi. fonaatica. CLOSING OUT! Closing Out! Settle and pay thia msnthnnd mi conscience end coot. Batket Picnic otlxa day, ibModdf Jamre C. Hanu. re. Dbvm! Wifooo, ■umpuU; coetiauedEdwia W. Oaborn re. Deka McF.lwaiu, I»y ere of caper were fur, her Majesty walls in --------------------------- idcr be naant by fud ing with her Winter Style "ILuxwtie" Closing Out! STOCK OF GROCERIES 8. Tarry, plaintiff and appellee, Balance ot Our Spring and Summer stock. three Egyptimm. Oae oaa, a Genua, killed b» wife, three Sarita tKrt'uolly worth $7.50 now only |oJX) PEOPLE OK BARKY UOUXTY 4'retndl mtttfogos Friday evening. IrMil Our New Yorir Lettas. Generally that I hare agala cmberkml la uritkri Suita actually worth $15 00 how only $10.00. Coata and Veeta really worth $10.00 only 7.50. Coati and Veets regular price $12 00 only $8.60. Boys’ suits $1.00, 1.50, 2,50, 3,00, 4,00. Boys’ suits.for $4 and $5 worth 50 per cent more. Men's fine all wool pants $2.50.3-00, 3.50. Men’s all wool Coats, job lot, odd sixes, only $2.50, and 3.00 worth 5.00 to 8.00. MEN’S WHITE VESTS worth $1.25 only 76 eta. Men's summer costa 25cta. Men’s heavy linen pants for 85c, worth 1.25. os tho ikillar. Heating., tad nil! be foqnd u my mat­ —Tn Ehbct or tub Stbikb vtob Bcairtges Lanon Tnnrauca in rm City—Tub Lioj-ob DiaLne— Cat tex—Tmb Fasuiona. Nrw Yobs, August U.1877. trite Grow BniHB<a Broadway Bia. in !tat>r."d. fitnilj from Middleville Io thia city. it.', it; fcJtaS of eouidcrabic intelligence, and waa fitted death te running un a board bill which be DEFY COMPETITION IMmO and .Shepard waa continued on the yj[ht Town Board-of Thornapple have al Middleville. won Aethiug u aecn on ll brimmed bate uf rouith Det roil te Buffalo-, sleeping coaches from Buffalo to Sew York. mayJOlf .■U, u. lte»u dntrea to cru Miration tv qi, new Wn^oa 8bon, where he may be lonnd at ail bonre of aay dry, rerdy to do any work in hia line, wmu putting a new •poke in aa old wj«el, tu tuv building of toe beat bu-f.y over aeeo in the ecmnty of a nxat »e have had a giuriesu rain. young Gdiea. the lightest shadowy gray for quieter core. and tb: loovliaule black sited to Attend. airv with thia plvatirt; and quilling? e> Thi* atetioo of the State was v railed by ’ a Tvfrcvhingniu during Monday afternoon panlculir 41tho apring brought Hr", are sow narked Uber: l( tbev IIS. PolouaUor will bo waore worn ia tbe awl tank Moore people den t Ilka u> do without jje cop Id not tfte aewvpapen or buy PEOPLES DRUG STORE. Physician’s Prescriptions and Family Recipes carefully pre­ pared with Drugs and Chemicals STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St, ________________ ' GRAND RAPIDS. Tatesifi or Medicine IT HAS NO EQUAL. j’’H7zEfflnFA CO. Lost $100,000 $20,000 Reward! beedi Asthma, Hronchitis, Catarrh, F.unTLi_miyra_ED living rales, a veiy large .lock of Ladies Gail n. firat dare make. Miaeea' aad ChOdien'a Gaiters, Boots and Shore of all XIMT Hiy Fever. Colds, Ac. ie, vppoatio ta« iwi JOgS 0. RVMTAW. mayttef __ ■ _ . ■ CANCEHS Mr». T. A. PvRietner, of Middlov’Je trick, which waa fpnnerly allowed them as a pLairite. Donahue admits thu the Aa>t tqlKvvMmvfte' BMetretervOreaM. WONDERFUL CURES SUBSCRIBE FOR THE B1NNKR H. A - BA HTLET & CO. BaaiUte ittnttta raifflM en early. atrikaNasVa failure,*but Knife not need. Very little BIN INGER'S Employer vs. Employe : DUfieo'tKS between •■mployes -*i «p-idif__________ Hretinr.. Mich. . Whiu»aa's Assorted CaM>a—Jie bort n the market. A fall supply al J. 1* A at Union Hall by bra ftieuda. A Thing of Beauty. Indeed, and a joy forever is the supurb edition of the Rocky I Wm. E. Cheater A Co., 3V Ma*»«rr »l., set; • ___ BOSTQjr. M4.V. SOLD BT ALL STORE KKFPER8. §20.000 REWARD! §20,000 REWARD! A. M. BINNINGER & - ramllg rnyme. WhUa tbe breaking it into piesrt and injuring onn of iiling thia qualification to be paaareaed by employers, a farther duty Ocvolves up- September first. F. freons^( re^C sotice. ametrre item ft will be Hamlow A Goonrasa August 14, 1877. Mltanuri &WMH tnp through the AMaSieatfa and editoring a crowd M anything that 3! B. P. 'OLD LONDON DOCK GIN.’ Wanzer & Barnes. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, fair view oi Ute ric.hu and .Aii.-stions of frrigbU to a payable figure. iuuad of cut- the ocher, and .sally uukctbocct required by jurtfos «d kiudoeas. sonabJc amount of information from observation aud reading, is proving hia prewiaea by raining the front Western yilcElawIn y wtcnliy tent a Durisuu make room for our fall stock. SIcKTftEADACHE. of purest quality only. CHESTER’S CUBE! Cuurch and Rail.wd 8treeu xx6tf_____ _____ the gnat benefit of the -e^rknlturtl ia- . fcl BAD BREATH. PBAEMICranCAL fflEXBf. The Hayti,t chureh aecia] will meet ids, styled the rbampioM of Michigan. _ _ _ iS-ESSSEte Entire stock to be sacrificed to tin cxAmiiW my (tork vnd J. H SUTTON. Oalfi.YtUTj____________________ Wm. H. Goodyear. Bad that the coat of living In Hurodbville U higher than m b'ew {Turk. For instance, Sour i- from *1040 to *11 j bottar, M gaged tn college dulin. li.KSfr steire are .«^y relteSlty Canada Sortaxax Railway unb — . Cui h'w popular fine commenced «.u their pitem. Mimmer time rerd. Momaf, May 14th, three fa-4 exprtov tnuoa «*«t, io eoot>e<-u»o with tb. M c. n. n. Pamejgere kavieg Huunga ai" C0 A-M-. arrive at Buffalo tome day al 8 10 F. ii, and Xew Yo.k ■oxi morelog at ltK<0 A. M. Thia foal boaiaeaa ahall be ao adjiuind that tho cp- * Suita actually worth $10.00 now only $6.60. Suite aciualA worth $12.00 now only $8.50. COR RESPQNDENCE. TO YOUNG MEN. The Old Reliable « . ? the City Drug Store rut BTBIKB t1W jurtlfy the riar and fall in « therefore a duty of emplvym BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL 485348535348234853484853 Red Ribbon Hall, <41 Saturday afterno'ti Stands Without a Rival. Great Putdrla Ciretu W'U give two exhibi- •We thali bring prohibited." 9 are quietly sealed without nd peace and mutual gms’ wiL' iu well rrgula-.edpftnul..-, the .aauutpcntahues of lai CVLFERVCLL MEDICAL CO., human .kill. D*""' , CARBOLIC OIL The abow lutiment The Reform Gab taeeting Friday night ■ ..Lir.-jsly Ita Sales arc more than that of any other Drill in the World. More sold in Michigan than any other three drilia. No Agricultural Implement in the World can boast such a prec­ edence. . Ita feed is the universal favorite wherever grain is grown. Be­ cause, lai.—Itia tbe oaly PERFECT feed without a change of geen. 2d.-—It is the only feed whose wheels are turrfed upon a lathe making them perfectly accurate. 3d.—It u the only feed that guages ita opening according to the size of the grain to be sown. 4th.—It is the only Drill that bows exaetly tho same amount from each feed.cup. It has a perfect force feed gram seeder, a reliable lapd measure, is well made and beautifully, finished, and is without a doubt, the Or. 1. C. AYER »Ca.,L~«l, Kin., BEST GRAIN DRILL EDBl tan MfflDTE. anly c.itnMcnced. ■•rlT NK VER FAUX Try It Oaev-tm in the World. ’■ni.uAMsaK^ Ur. inn awd �Railroad*. rRCVK RAILWAY. JV!»E io. KI*"JKirrsursX”"" of planta were aet, the row* owe foot apart, and th* plant* owe foot apart tn the row ; and aet altbrnately, to break junta. Thia hedee ha* hero dipped a little, two or three time*, to keep it even, and ■ now air or acv*« feet high, with a firm, compart bare, perfectly irapeniuua to the smaller animate, and Hout ontuigh to turn ordinary farm atock, except for a thort distance at one aid «L-re tbe toil ia quite thia' A Tbe galea of heaven am tew arched , we pound of barberry, or buckthorn sued, m-xH enter upon our kuesa. coating one dollar, will pruduee plants There i* niching ao difficult aa the art enough for UM) rods of fence. of making advice agreeable THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER. Th c Leading Paper of Has The Largest Circulation, 1 can promise to ba candid, but I can nut penmiae to be impartial.—(Prtkr. Is Radically Republican in Sentiment. The benny crop of Southern California it ia said, will be a tote) teilure thin fall. Aging failure* of nearly all the dosrubi* Tbe United Sutee annually abipa over Linda of grapes the paat two yean. Even 100,000 hole* at ctetbea-pin* to England. the Cenecrd. that waa thought to be ev­ Richmond, Virginia, ha* prer 310 f*<> erywhere reliable, haa entirely failed iu tone*, that give employment to 11,000 1 mxay loealitio At a meeting of the Montgomery County. O, Horticultural Soriaty, Mr. N. H. Oinner stated that hia C noord vineyard bad fasted cWiinly, two years in asceeanion. and bo did not feci like waiting far » third, but had concluded to grub out the vine*, and plant some- j thing more profitable in iLeir place. He Coixbat all thy diaec^teat through prayer, every caro through faith, and every white young, but aa they prow nlil they tear ihrourh hup*. Tbe San Fruoeiaco Bultrfio think* that fail. At a previmu meeting of tb« Sod*<y. Mr. Kramer, who te tbe mint a tea ' California and Oregon will have abuat J:t» ftrt Wajit^ JartMw& Sifiin KKHIGAlf’ffiTSTsOOW. And st* a Local Paper la unatirptuecd in the State. Subscription Price only 31.50 per Year 11 «l In Our aivo grape-glower in that ragioo,stated, that it i* proof, and that u aa Ar aa be can go, baft, fur inatanew, when a man applies potash to a certain crop fur yeara, and aotaetiuica ociita to pat it on a pan of tbe field to show the mult, and he find* that ■ lierr m potash u applied the crop ia Brock Iroa than where is applied. aoquently, ha ia a scientific farmer, m ter aa the sppliouiua of potash to one or mote crepa te concerned. So, if he shall bee.iroo an expert in every branch of farming,- by obtaining knowledge from hooka, jwpcni, or otherwise, w-’ what ia ruppoRcd to be knowledge, and find* it to be true ar fahc ly a yneriml tent, be becornea a scientific farouit in the All! seoaw prevalent tliat a young man may - be sent to an agricafeural college, aad after study­ ing agricultural chemistry a year or two, and Mog taken out upon a fam occasion­ ally to sue crop* growing, aad the applica­ tion of fettilixcrs. that lie becomes a scion tifir farmer! That i* not *0, brea-wc he lacks thr thorough jmuVsretf training— work with bi* own hand*— to make a really scientific sgrioulturiat; bat what he learns-at college in theory is a great advaatag* to him. My advice to aueb young msn, if they desire to become fsrmem, ia to Hr* oat fur a eoupte of jean <0 • thonai^i, practical farmer, and seorAyour way to tbe title, “scicatifie fanner," which you will never justly have unlvsa you obtai| it by practice on a farm. trains Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let­ "1 never felt *0 frightened in my she laid to her lover, “f turned a*« as y xir «birt front—ou"—00 inspecti ©olio NokTH ter Heads, Note Heads, State •RAID RAPID1 BIVI8I0I. Tbe Reliable Nhnri l.lu merits, Envelopes, Busi- The virtue of the soul doe* njt consist iu firing high, but walking orderly . its gixn-Jeur Joes not exercise ii-self in gran­ deur, but in mediocrity. 5 ' ■ Cards, &c„ &c, .rasMffysMit.,, ?? -Koop vvnr temper, nay dear air," sail an old Judge to an irritable young lawyer, -keep your temper—it is ^orth a great deal more to ynn than it 1* to anybody ’ ■ ■■I MPItt All D-.O91T State St.; Hartinpt. Mich. afona. It baa bcety noticed ftr many year* that heavy rain* trttic motiih of June are quite auro to be followed by ■ visitation of grape rot in July and Augut. It ia not clear, however, that esuem of moisture at thoir toots ii> thr cauae ef the dtec*K of bcremo rich." the fruit, and if this were the chief cause, A petrified negro wm lately found in a it is difficult to ace why it ia that tbe dis­ garret over a law office in a village ia ease should ba more prevalent uf late years MimuaippL In ia suppos'd that lie un­ than formerly, and worse uu old vine* dertook to at«dy tew and became tbwbcd than young. Some of oar scientists are of tbe opinion that the rut ia tamed by a fungus, like the mildew—tbe spores of which are. abwrtied by to- IvuNtecr the root* Of the vine, and cartied by tlso r-7' into tkn fkuit, wbt-re tl*y dcrelop their jour reughing, air. *“s' c’-TZ ‘ 111 fiB< v-ia a hundred pounds. *'111 give yotir tier" ,ia all largo l.rlship two hundred if yna can stop it I for me,'' waa the ready reply. । put up in wood Ac Irishman, sveiug a vmad 'try, Curst*, and jj.ii* heavily laden aud tcarreiy above the **• trvli edge, exclaimed : “Upon my >>*1. Jmcric-rrn Grveer, published in Now York, sxys : "Fruit butter may be made in tha c<.ujjlry rery caady and eheaply. Tbe name paq«.*e that sugar sobaervea in . the msnafisetorir*. here may lo ueus (dished there by tlic use of rider. Wh< n appiew ar* npc, make say three barrels et cider. Ttau pare and cute four bushels of apple* I- Then boil down the three barrels of Ader to one and a half, aad set '^3' Atscss Ji-sevias- Wuk t*«tt*M. Bat 1 ■ttr.WiniaeSSsfa 1!«&■»*&£ ia is1 is AassSsrta* st, sOEEg he Grai Men flmfiita. ^WMbWS; RAILWAY COMPANY KrUee It tktrr iw ibi-1 a., »»r »s>t K Depot. 104 READE STREET, Sew York. ZBfiSl-, GEO. W ODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS '"SKJ“k lailroad XEKSW-S.-^1.!^ rivrers-vi reap wtj te aaH at all *rw>**l SSfeI«ftJZ3: It B.TAYUJB. Om'IBaac ». ■<SV UU — Wt- J. P. ROBEU irietor, GAN. Drugs and Medicines of nil descriptions ipt constantly on hand, and Prescriptions iHfulhj ro^ftauoiled. Also n full line of iSkrw 1 City Drug Store asmrim ’Yilratir” Mm Matta. h i THS OKIOUUL ASD OSLr jtii fell with fertiW. Far plowing under tow the largv variety of etever, A bushel or two of planter to tbe aero early ii■ tbe spring will increase the erep coteidmhly. prepared to fill all Ordent promptly for explained bis absence by laying be gone to Wheeling. it convaaiest to the eepper kettle, in which plica the fonr taahels of applet 1'vur on to tbe apple* from the cider enough uanswer tin purpose, and fire up. Aa tbe cider boil* 'away, add more and morr-. un til it te all used up and the content* of the kettle are brought down to a proper euoabtaney, of which one aw: be judge. A little prartic* will makp cue perfect in thi* procea*. Thia i* foe apple*. It will apply rtjoally w*U to any nsber kitxlol fruit from which it i* practicable to ob­ >ough to keep tendr in a tain tlic julec as one would from applca.” rtiliiy, aa the population beand, conaojucntly, eiorer us aa a cheap and valuable Tho custom of taking toe racist aubatanar, “without money and without tial mea! of tho day at tho close of tho la­ wla.-h w literally true, bcestta* it bor* of that day, when tbe body, including the stomach is mure or lea* exhau-.Cod, M "Why rithia called Jacob's Laddet ? " in conflict with the p'.aineat law* of hy­ asked a charming woman, aa be and ahe b ■ plowed'under, whieh win fertilixe th* giene, tha moat manifoat law* of oar be­ were geing up the steepest part of the ing. There are many who spend the day Mount Washington Railway. “Beaauna,*' land eqoat to *!.’> or *20 worth of atable in the city, or at labor from home, who he replied, with a look that raiphaaixtd d«a< to tbe acre. There is Bo’ mistake taka ■ mid-day loach, and then on thoir bi* word*, “there are angvla ascending abml thia nlirgcd fact in U-e least; and I return taka th* full meal uf the day, at aad deaccading occasionally.' He am inchnei to think that if mablcdungdid the dose of these labor*, when the powers squaeaod he* head. not exist, nor any kind of commercial fer- of sligeacion, always in sympathy with the Mr. Murry, in th* Goldea Rule, can general system, ar* not in a condition to see far enough toward thr millenium to perform such an amount of difficult labor. ft is usual for such to return with a keen see tbe time when the inecripii-n, appetite, alimwt of necessity taking an ua “Closed far tho Vacation," will lie writwould be mled by the supply ; tat ia tbe due *mounl .Z food, and that too subatan- and manufactories, ■ newspaper ofiees, tia! and difficult cf digestion. Of course, end they would, probably, be aa proepevafter fasting, the amr.uut cram! wiB be sn.f many other pteeta, aa regularly sad ou« a* they now are. Corer will flourish greater than should be taken at that time naturally *1 it is now put 00 achool-houan ua poor »od, sa it derive* a large portion in the day, even if plain, simple and eas- or church doors. And it ia going to hap­ of iu nutriinenc frwn the atmoeplicre, aad to digest. But when thst food ia what it pen within fifty year*! whoa a fanner cl.tain* a good "catch” he Tbe maddest man in Buritegton five* out on Fifth stroat. Last Sunday night is rars of a goad crop, which ought aot to be jasturedaqy the first season. Tbe amoad anaaon lit should be cut for hay, that JOB DEPARTMENT ? a pusilive pmciirul knowledge uf the al­ leged fact. Tbe reading that such spplicalion produce* gted rtanlia, urn in tbe writing of a hnadrcd me*. t* aot /»*«/ . . A paper aay* of a ■ very prominent mil­ itia general that ‘‘his sword waa nertr drawn but oooe, and then in a raffle.” in Itome, Ga-, tbe other day, acren brother* named Hill rfere Indicted far counterfeiting. I(nmc sat on her seven Hilk .. n.-,.! i5 tide" agriculture, aa something only taught ia hooka, theoretical ia a great degrre ; but that ia not «>, aa science ia noth­ ing bat iaowWjr, skilled knowledge. Moet of the Voocunb were also ruined by Now, fanner* will, perhaps, be a little the rot. De cut 2J1V0 pounds of Irra' earpriMd when I tell them that every one Seedling from about 3 sere*. Taylor s uf them, who ia skilled ia farming—men Bull* bad done well growing among Ca­ who keep their farms in g«od condition, I1 tawbd.^hxt rutted. Ncrtau'a Virginia I wu also good**-there an both winr grapoi. bate good Croces, plow and plant ' ' gjl । Hr had tried tjnite a number of Koger's -right time, cultivate well, etc., Hybrid*, bat iuond them of no Bae cxcvjit study setaotifies agriculture io college*, when grown against a wall er building, and graduate as Profsssars of this acieooe. lie lad seen young vineyard* of Concord without a thorough practised' farmifig, doing util. 1 hare had siinilar reports .are not acmatifie farmers, although they respecting the failure*, of I'eneord and generally claim that title Axclodvcly. No other grapov, from comwponlfaito in dif­ man can my that be kaoar* that tho appli- ferent part* of Cvutral and Southern Ohio and Indiana. Iu regard to wbat caiuea ia particularly beocfltial, unless he has bid the rot, thia queatiou has baffled hcrtical- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-08-22.pdf ab06fa02e380465ef51320fe662efe05 PDF Text Text WUcpuBLicyl Byt/lrq trims w »r mcripium । Om rar’ ••• reel *• A*vnnse , I. -I’-’—-------- Hastings: VOL. XXII. NO. 17 barry county, Michigan, Wednesday, august 22,1877. a'c many ouc who —*---------‘ KOFESlOfcl AID BUSINESS CARDS I It will pay you to Drill your grain. You will save wm'iJ crimson with blusher; her eyr. Ml, toe I ! t.ou <,f Chinese merrhante recently waited : upon Senator Morton with regard to the troubles attendant ur»n thr preaeuee of I their countrymen in California. The . spokesman stated, in effect, that there wa* a strong feeling existing against them , that their properly had’ been destroyed , they bad been stffjoctad to pencual vio­ lence ; their righto under too treaty disre­ garded, and stated that toe United Slate government failed to afford them the pro­ tection to which they were entitled ; that they did not blame the Aotenoao people for this elate of affairs, rccogaixing the fact tost it eras toe foreign dement that oouMMl inattue'c — so atrondy opj«H(d them . that having wffl^>o dtorered «.________ borne wita pus treatment far many years, Stitute are the first of a scries under the with no prospect of relief, they wished Io Kw. Every effort will be made to adopt each meaxurra as would hare a ten render the institute of practical value. deney to check Chinese immigrate*, and to thia end requestea the sens lor co introPolitical Fun in Oregon. date a bill st the next aeasiun of Congress providing for a modification of toe Buriiogame treaty sod levying a per capita tax of one hundred dollars on evaty China- ' man landing in America, the proowda of . thU tax to be devoted to paying the pare- Grover— tost mreteigataon rad the huthereof oecurriag in Portland. age back to China of Chtnamen - desiring mcr 1 At ora time a Democratic witrere took to return but lacking the meant. He also »«»moo to apeto with pndt of ■ the onc-balf bushel of seed per aero, and gain from three to ten bushels per acre in the yield; but to obtain the best results you must hare a Drill that will nut bunch the. need. k . Godbbmhor! 1 bop. to. umn who wira her, when I m tar airay and forx-vilen, will Ik worthy of so rich a prise." ■1 wish Mm joy uth» bide. Thecold glitter of mod, ail brains, no heart. She isn’t capable of Icanur.g even the A. ■ r. uf lore, and novar will be. Forget bar, Hany." "Wdl, waahaU never agree oo thb •object, on lM ra drop it, and forgot I ever spoke. What my you to a stroll on tbe Avenue?" "With all my heart," vim toe reepoaae. “1 shall see ber, to m irrow, for the last time,"«aid Harry, io couduaiuo. ‘'Tbars'a to be a pio-nio at Psiadbe Reeks. After that—well, India.'1 Litlle did ritlxr of the atwakcru iniasinr tost there had been a llatoaer u. their cob vernation, much leas that the Ibterar was tbe very lady under dberaaaon. But no it waa. Mbs Temple had wum to call on a friotad at the hotel, and finding bar out, had eat down at toe tablo. in her pri­ vate parlor, to pen her a note. Now, thb parlor waa toe next room to th,st vevupiod by Chuley Huamter, aM •* Ute window. •J,both apertusena Were opee, she beard distinctly every word that waa epukeu. It was Hany’s voice, Karnr'a admaaeion that bo waa guiug U lo-D*. which first attracted her aUcatioe. Going U> India! A sudden pang abut through her heart, a >poam of abwlute physical pain, so that uncoocioualy, she pressed ber band to her aide. Harry bad teen no ilcrcted u> her, for more than a year, that she had taken it for granted be would always be so. -She bad, therefore, h^d oo wish to change those pleasant relatune, aa Harry bad raid the shrank from him wboo bo became too democatrative, but now tost she found be ItM jpung away, she awoke to toe eonaaouracre, that be wu n-«mrary to her happincae, aud it burst on her like a revelation She Ibteoed, spell-bound, to what fol lowed. It never occurred to ber that ah« . FIIY.-H'lA.N &SVROEON Reerr Stark. Slate ■treoLj^etyaos. FORCE FEED will sow all kinds of Grain and Gran weed ly as Sand runs titrough an Hour Glam. .And the attorney AT LAW i SOLICITOR HOOSIER IMPROVED FORCE FEED. is one of the best Drills manufactured. Quantity of seed sown regulated without change of gear-wheels and a perfect force rstn, whether sowing one peck or four bushels per acre, which is the ease with wo other drill. ' A If you Want a NEW WAGON be sure and buy the STUDEBAKER! Every wheel is boiled in Oil. every box set 'in White Lead. The Skeins are set with the Patent Skein Setter, and the Boxes by- Ua^draulic Mactinery. and this is the reason they ore the Sweet’s H°Tel» LIGHTEST BUHNING WAGONS MADE. Tteyarette<nly Visa lam hSorOnliad W, ntti iumM b h 50 p ml nj liter. Mfirnarne»ses made by hand front the BIST Eastern Oak leat her W.SI. JONES, and every , strap warranted. DENTIST Hiills, GREBLE & RUBSELL Miciiijai. ATTOKNKV AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR ix nujtrasr r™iH u BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL Stands Without a Rival. Its Sales are more than that of any other Drill in the World. More sold in Michigan than any other three drills. No Agricultural Implement in the World can boant such a proc- edence. Its feed.is the universal favorite wherever grain is grown. Be- 1st —It is the only PERFEGT Ibed-without aelutngc of geenrr^ ty absorbed - While ber cheek flooliod, half angrily, more toao ouoe at Charley's cynical rrnirttmt, her heart throbbed with atrangc ploaaure. at Harry a geocrotu detetaM of ber, too more geoerous, she felt, .beeauae be admitted that be wan without ■Bepa. And it began to dawn ou her that .be had been uniuieut1..t>ly a litdo ae.foh, in expecting to keep him at her side, on her own tenu, rvcciriog everything and giving nothing. Hho saw too, that abe bad muundentood bendf. She had been say­ ing all along, and her act had aaid it abo, that only weak, silly women fell te love, that men wore all silk. Aolfiah; that her •ci were too victims of their affertiooe, •too vmoUotml altogrtber ' u the binbprioot of too Atotortlc dub put II It •Lould l-e ber care, Isabel had early de dared to avoid tbb weakoaaa Life rarely 'Going to India !" r. «.-------- jue lwu jt,nll<0,t0i had enough in it, even far a rottab, with indow, on the aeeood out llic nevi of loro. But now her fee. ... ................ .... . House, at Newport. spun phikaophy tail from about ber. Now < Both the young men were smoking ■ '•Yna, 1 am going to |ndb," waa tbe re­ ply, "I will b. frank with you, Charley, [ for we were at arhoyl together,were chums ’ / '2d.—It to the only feed whose wheels are turned upon a lathe mnking^ them perfectly accurate. 3a.-Jt is the only feed that guages its opening ncconljng to the al college, and have bean close friends over 1 size of the grain to be sown. since. I will nay tn you what I could any 4th.—It is the only Drill that sows exactly the same amount to no one ebe; and I feel I must nnbunicn tnyrclf to aomebod/." ’ from each feed cup. “A woman, of coarse," said Ma friend, It has n perfect force feed grass seeder, a reliable land measure, , aratentionaly, oalecting a new rigar. is well made and beautifully finished, and is without a doubt, the BEST GRAIN DRILL om 60,000 IN USB. Call and see it with latest improvements at .gggEE MESSER BROS. TrJ&swf {£L”Swterti ISAM U . V ROOMAX. JlHIN U. CRESSV. POWERS & BARLOW «.2:'S41CT^7 C. «. HOLBROOK. . HARDWARE. ••label Temple.fa Jail aa 1 supposed Hut look here Hal, is not *li« a bit ot a blue-Blocking?" Harry Darnley winced. He could not boar that any one should apeak disparag­ ingly of the woman ha loved, and Charley Rossiter used the phrase, be knew, di.P^Tdo not think so," be replied. “She ranks intellect above all else, b food of the society of men of ability rather than that of mere boys; likes, in tart, to talk of things, not persons. io other words, n no WHOLE NO. 2063. CALIFORNIA. : turned half aside. Theo, as if hardly J ---------, knowing wbat toe did, aba began to draw The Coolie Queition In a New Light line, te to.—w •Fraaci^o, Aug. n.—A depute­ taken down a peg or throe wh<^ the Ito publican exsminer check-d him wit), the calm inquiry, "You mew. enpperbraded.1 do you not ^ir ? In another place when a Ikmocraxic wit- i i*eaa ecraaed a Republican cilbcn of Ore- WBy XT, it they will fio," »be Buawcvvd, loukiuK up with . mbckbvtv. Muile. Bud then Bbu demurely finished off l|w toil of too C. WbM did ohc m-Bt. ' Bulguutka! w. were the words, too look urade hr> heart beat high. He leaned toward her. Sbo did um move away. ■He put hbarm about ber. Sbo did not ahriak. On too contrary oho aaid ta a low whitper • "Will you—girc up—going to Jndu, if I aak you? And ,h«r ‘ appealing look wan more eloquent llua ber words. **l will give up my life even," bo aa■weml. paaionately pressing her to hit boon. ■ She Ly poaair- for a few accooda, with «od ibeir allien have been guilty of would net be tolerated in any country. and leant of all In a country Eka the Uaitefi State., where toe federal gyMem and the demo Again, .bin a Rcj.ubli.-an vitw*. ou toe stand be wu asked bv tbe examin­ er, "What wu Musmr'a poBamr I should all him a •e-rtu.wabt!" replied •he witosaa, "But wan be not a Detmcrat T'. iatevrogste-l tbo inrestigntor, to which the witeHM felt bound to reply, "Ho RAISING THE WIND. waa, Your Honor—it's sIFtoeaame thing." All of which w» fun f«r the gentlemen A New Scheme for Poor Men. who had come ou ftten Wuhiugtan, but Wvdareday last, about, Ibe hour when I gall to the rebdeet Democracy, mpeeuhy Old Sul " waa gating utera thia sublunary u embodied io |«>or Grover and Cronin -pbere from hb meridian altitude, two horny-handed toilen, apparently raUroodan.'rsterwi a saloon and restaurant in the 1 bird Ward, presided over by .a henrat Genusa-Amenean. ydept "The Wolf." Ordompg xw« lager one nf t» a poor toilers casu.ffy remarked, " How pare it b t I trmtpin wore to-day than any other day thb Bummer. The other poor baler amihd suiLbly, whereupon No. 1 aaid, " What arv you laughing at?" "At your’ ----- poor English," aaid No. fi ; “ you not I will wagrr you 15 that I ou it by the dictionary. ’ " I would be happy to slurb ywi raid No. 2. •• but unfortunately toe In which 1 l» engaged ha; nred I my mesa*1, sad to apeak pUloly deed broke." He iuuked at her with raeb a puttied The Wolf, mraawhib, bad been air that abe broke into a peal of laughter terested listener, and proud his i "Don't be angry, 1 am not laughing al edge of the English language, raw i you. I waa in a roam at toe Ocean Hoose 1 yesterday, next tn that whore von were aitung II was Curio Stewart s parlor, Hr proffered (a put up th. V, sod hb of­ bat toe had gons out and I was biting at fer was accepted, miking a saw buck (X) ’table, writing a tuoreage to her, when I in the bands of No X who acted aa stake­ heard your voioo. You understand now. holder. An adjournment was had to a Tbo wioduora looking on too Avenue were lawyer's offer tn tbe vicinity, where open in both rowma, I auppooe; you must “Webster. I’uabridgml " wra rouralted. I* more carets! .Miter Harry in the f«- which gave tbe following definition . i tars. And it wu-tocs I heard abont tbe Transpire, V. i To be emitted through cum|*ered Harry mentally with the other men toe knew, realising as abe had never duuo before how superior he waa to all o! them; nobler, truer, mealier, more intelli­ gent, better oukivsted, chivalrous bsyoud words, a Sir Launeelut ia all that was great aud good- Awd she blushed with secret pIcrauflB, aa aha thought of it. Hot be waa going to India! It waa too late to recall toe pant. Yen! threw w» om hopu. a slender one, but still a bops. They vita to oseet to-morrow at the pic­ nic, and though »• a could sol take the initiative, yet something might bappeo. Pat liana poshajn Suderaly, she roared bared'n with an effort, lor ate bad Loen aiming for long after lbs two gentlemen hto gone out, and J toe could eiuib' him and kband be? V*.c i ruing, ran down staira to ber pouy-phaton and again. "Oh! but you're grttiug beyond the A. feeling like auma guilty tolag. all at ano* nuictabcnrig that aho had been eavc»- R. p.," she aeid "Surely ono b quite J enough." "One wifi ba, or I rappooe will have to bo,” he snnvrecal "lam waiting for 1L" ’ bert Spencer, and rm alter Huxley, when he was here. I don J taeaa to be offensive. But isn't thia your half (edged fem.le lecturer? Before long, mark me, she ll tie harangued from a plstfonn, probably in full Bloomers, with a BWnksyjaokrt and night She was thlnkteg all tbe while, that abe bad discovered her secret too Even Harry could. hardly reptuna a late, she called It a seeret, now, a week So she would have called it a woakMa. sniile, but be replied, warmly Bhe pouted. arry ww going, and might go, waa al"You do her great Injustice. She la a "Bat yea fore nw"" thorough woman at heart; with infinite moot osrtaia to go, without a word. No ■MT* She draaaed for tbo pte nie next day capacities for sympathy, self-sacrifice, ten“Yofi few meY' dernras, devotion. Only nothing has yet with the greatsM cure. She waa i« q fisSb. looked up from under her hi var, when abe reached the Kocks, till Harry made bto appeureecu, for the feared veiled ryes. blushing rmily "Il w not too much to ask," be a sumething mytii happen to prevent bis coming. He did not, for awhile, join bar; "la M Il's only tbe a. a. c. you know. •■There then," (be mid, “that's the Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. ff- Jterri®, Sin an! Onauilal Farmers, examine the WTARD "Ob! y«, goal to feminine P A I N TER turns, where they read and oaaaya, PLOW, before purchasingothers. admire each other, and Ibtra to U dental fimb lecturing. Faith, Hurry, I ’’•"JSUX" Every one wftranted. thought you bad more than Io fall in fere with a girl of that kind. Gnat she b pretty, charming, facinaung ovou; I Ma»T| do no. “Why he not ready to admit the two bet, aid I m .vement Those contemplating buying quite know abe b beautiful, but for bearen'a «k me to g» fur a walk?" sl» raid to her Special Medical. sake, don't marry any woman, who thinks self. The afternoon wae rapidly purang, Mowers or Reapers should see ber hopes began to grow faint, aho iraolv■Icy Comfort.dn\l Uappinexa Sick aae'afflletedl the Walter A. Wood Machines, ■d P»>nR pmfitebio tm; OOtl to 10.0UO person. gararau-.Vra York And Iowa, which cun rate a bushel of umoi am doea OF HASTl.NGB AfD VICINITY. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until yon have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. they are the only there io t»< tnoro breeae ou tbo boaoh ." 1 m med'.airly ber attendant* one and all offered to coecrt her to the shore, Harry among them. She put her arm ia his. “I will except Mr. Darnley', kiad as oort," she said, bowing grecofully to the ethers. '-They tell me be fa goiar to India, nod it will be mr la« wfik with him- The nut of you I am era donrao of Unx. yet," . Tbe ocher, took tba hint and bowing left laabei and Harry alone. Neither spoke until they ha I left toe noisy oma- 'ie,s3v.«cl The Wolf was a sadder but yet a wiser unu, and dropped kb little V without a murmur, nod naked the boy* to mile al June f.th, then turned to the vast audi«k« that had Steembled to wrk-one him, It hat trMUpimt tuKt. that tbe tnuu- and ia a huaroe voire told them what hb iferiny aehemrn diade a snug day a wayrs friend bad done for him: •Seven vwra by calling M lb. different Storrs, etc., along Frankfort .trret and making the rerdanu trmupht to tbe tune of fffi or' l ucv< r thought I would lead nek »- life m thb and .laud before vou a* I do to uigbL Whilo I wa. couMnittod Captain WHERE IOWA MISSES IT. Cyraa Sturdiraut—thb good man who b here to night—ramc to mo one Sabbath day—I will mvot forgot that day. Ha mH ma in the ectridur of th. jail, where wo had all bwo <-.-il!rd out and wrrvultioz oo th. bcackra. Wl.eu I him 1 UtoUfhl to myudf be b a Rood maa. be aramod to me hka a father. I wanted to coovcn eeeao ,’*J 174j"» «>f the labor movement j/tu I mlad Htataa, neither Letter mx worse, oc the whole, than the toirfa of our on tbm aretooidk, too recklem, toe debaoed “ bwfars " who ^.und in sd greet dtira. Europe « wdl an Amenuan. and who era hardly be d-ruuguitoed from the crinuual da^e.. All there terate of society bora bran dbtorWdaring too prat you by to. dblocm uon produced by Una aenoomical criab. They ureded oriy toe a^nal u> break out in revolt, eaoh 1n its OWa way, and with its on objraoi elmram n mate of Hinge which prereod hardly upon every one of them. Completely ignorent of economic t troth., and cerehoa of too general wdfers , toe community of tndm nmomata. toe of ,ordinary uradramml laixiran aid toe crim j of good senna sod the masagemeat of good bwiKM toon ? It would pay the Sate to him a good. Jicrt Yukre from Maine, aad gire turn <10,000 a year, to eomo to Iowa and lesch us to can enough enru in ramm-r time to do us through tbe winter. What is true of corn M true aho of toma­ toes, Lew. .11 kind* of fruit, and nearly everything that is canned for table nut. Tmuatoeo and bean- will grow i-i Iowa like waeds, and do so grow, and alurate every yrer tbowntrit <>f buabtoi of them go to waste, ungalherrd But in toe win­ ter moniha alt there things are bought at cur groom atocre bv fermon and produe er* as well as other people, and the pro rers rot them—toe ooly ploeo they mu get toera-frooi the Eastern State, tbr most of them from the Gratda OMmnuoi ty, In Nw Ycrk. Tbe do&re rant out by lows fur food that «n be rated, rad u auised boro, mounts into milhnwa of dol- �VEftETIIE Our New York Letter. . ux Lxuoa Tai-CBMa—Sorrow's Krmow—Tub Stobw Ybab—Tui Bia Camt Mjntntta—Wau. Bibmt Geaeral Howard’a Campaign. am not over yst by any mean*, though the tong-thrtrtcW strike in the ciry ba. not yot token place. The workingmen are not yet orgauued to make it the suceem they desire, and it will be put off till 1^0 Iradara hsv* their nrangenMct* thoroughly and completely made. Bwtaton, Sobwab and Duna><m are busy among them, organiiitg by trade- and raising funds to •upport the rnuvem-nt wLra tbe break is finally made. They expect to have a million of dollar*, and so comptrtr.ii or­ ganisation that they will be able to effec­ tually stop all buainen, and dirtato lenra to the city, end that without any rioting or bloodshed. One workman asked Swin- It is fa order jus* now to make ton of General .Howard'* campaign and Genera! Howard * despatches. Il b easy to laugh at hie repeated aMnrar.ee* that be ia doing hb best to overtake Chief Joseph and the Ke* Percea'Indians, but it b by no mean* *0 caay for a general to overtake and give and pay* over to tlic unoupfoycd work­ battle te Indians who are detenafoed to men, to hdp them along tilt time* pit bea­ ter ? Swiatou'i answer wm characteristic. The tact appears to be that General “What fa tbe use of feeding men in thia ; Howard b actually doing bw bort, by bard w»yY Do you want to go ou feedinff them, marching, to deal tbo Nes Perots a revere ar will you compel cup'rtal to pay them no blow, tut with the mall forte at hb comthat they ran food them*clv«s ? A million maud be e^n do nothing but follow trail* of ddlan* fa a mere nothing, to pay for what we waa* I” Justus Schwab says but tittle but bn sells beer and look- vise. Ho has tbe Gennsn ekmentweU organ­ bed, and wdl in hand. When the strike b dedarod, he says they will turn out to ally following them as fart aa be can—bqd u be asmxru us that ha b doing thb, sre have no right to doubt the fact—it b aa idle wiate of peer wit to make oew.papcr jmu ca the subject. General Howard ia, perhaps, not a first-rate military commandcr, but he baa fought one battle in thia campeigu, and- be fought it so welt that Chief Joseph baa not been willing to meet no ennyoua to interfere with rapid move­ ments, nt trail* to U found, no difficulties of any sort to contend with; but in a field, and especially in such a field aa that of tbe western pUia*, there are many difficulties fa tbe war, especially when tbe enemy, moving ia light order, fa determined not U> Fight. V It in only fair tUbGoivral Howard ahall have j urtire done hinAv tbe preen df the country, ami it u sore injustice to ridicule him mcreiknely for his failure to accom­ plish aa yet whit has probably been as yet impossible. If he had bad the number of men really sreewtary for efficient campaign­ fag among thatIndians, aud had failed then, dition. h seems their candidate for Gov­ ernor, Mr. Bishop, has no special fitness for tbo position, except that he could farubh the “efaews " to carry ou the cam­ paign, butidnre tbe nomination be de­ dines to fulfill lib implied contract in that direction. It appear* that wne of hb run~ y-tb'rr. » bood>e^y irtof the strictest semr,’* nwwwptfonist and a man oi extreme views upon all of tbe great questions of the day. Consequvctly the Democrats would not lament very much if be «" "' ' alga the honorable Thb reason han bren made memorable by tbe number aftd severity of the storms that have swept over thb coart. Never fa tbe biliary of tbe city ba* there bren *o many or so violent. Lart Sunday night, Coney Island, on which at the time were more than 50,000 vhitora, was swept by * atofm that was a* sWrre a* it wm unex­ pected. Bathing housre were taken up and carried bodily a quarter of a mite in­ land, table* on tbe puzzis were swept away, and men and women ritting at them were burled violently again** ths wall* of the building*. Fortunately the hotafa were soffioentiy ttrong to rerirt tbe bal­ ing of tbe wjnds, rise there would have been a terrible loss of life. There fa a th under storm or two every day, and the eight* are made lively by tbe aamc agen­ cy. It wm amusing last Sunday on tbe Iwata that cany New York out to gel a PurifigM the Blood. Reno­ vates and Invigorates the Whole System. Alterative, Veceline the rame, and hi. old father and pother also died of grief, and tbe Rubeuslrin family were ruined. And now comes a man named Huber, wbo confosare that it wu be wbo killed tbe Alexander girt, and that Rubamtein wm innocent. He gave a full and circumstantial account as to bow he became poaneaacd of Rnbeuateia'i knife and boots, and ia so cirevmatantul m hb icrount, that there, ean be but little affair shows how dangerous itb to trust tn detectives in such cases. They bars a di­ rect interest in finding route one guilty, far unless they can discover a enminal, of what use are they ? And ao when they fail n> find the murderer, they fasten the crime upon the first peraon that nupicion esn bw directed acaiutl. and if they haven't evi­ dence they make iu There b but little doubt that poor Rubenstein wu worried in to his grave aud that tbe detectives are guilty of tbe death of him and his entire family. Piktbo. Tonic, Solvent ftdishU Evidence. Vegrtloc built by Mrs- U. J. Kcufield, as soon re S. & Goodywar A Co. shall furnish the atone and lumber for aaid walk. and that VegeUne Vegetinc Vegrtlne walk aboil aho be parcA Adopted by aye* endways as follows VegeUne Ayes.— Aid. Abby, Dewey, McNaugh­ ton, Spaulding, Tomlinson.—5. VcgeUnti VegeUno VegeUne Fine Tailoring a Specialty. VegeUne Tito following Bond* wore received and approved with their rurctia aa follow Liquor Bonds of H. A. Bussell and B. J. Rotton. Druggist. Bonds of Wm. H. Goodyear and Wanser A Barm*. Arre—Aid. Abbey. Dewey, McNaugh­ ton SpeuMing and Tomlinson—5 Nays—Nooe. Die following accounts were received. VrgeUno Vegetlue 33 Monroe st . Grar.d Ri ipids. Mich. Vegetinc Vegetlue Heatth, Strength Vegetlno AND APPETITE. VegeUne Vtgetluc Vegetlno VegeUne VegeUne VegeUne VegeUne 'aymj. It I will. Our Washington Letter. Wannixorox, D. C., Aug. 17,1877 Ofcourao the Army ahuuld suffer an­ other reduction thia winter. Tbe fl20,000.000 worth of property actaally' des­ troyed und our national interest* indirect­ ly damage^ to tbe extent of many million* more by tb« mobocraey ; the hundred* of new made grave* filhal with it* dope* and it* innocent victim*; aud the 35 or -10 percent, of Gibbon* little army sacrificed | the other day to the exigencies ot Bour­ bon Democracy, are a part of the terrible harvest bespoken when Banning, Wil Ihms, Wood and their party associate* of the Ulh CoogvvM legislated us into the band of tramps, tbe I^wIcm dement* of our great citir* and tbe Indian*, saving thereby a round half-million, perhe|x. ■ The fruit* of thrt legulatioa mtb\yrore weighty incentive* to induce the member* dred paeeengero. A furiuui storm came of the 45th- Congress to follow tflossly in up, ami cver^Xioe of the seven hundred tbo footstep* of it* prtdecaacr. All eave waa sea-sick. The eight of seven hundred those hoplog to accomplish Howard* dis­ [cople vomiting, at onoc i* not often grace through the disaster first reported, rouchaodcd, and it would have been amus­ are happy to learn by Sheridan's ribpatching had not the beholder bren u» bu»y re to tbe Department dial Gibbon's | with hb own individual Mckuere to enjoy achieved a »ub*lantial victoty instead of suffering a defeat, so disheartening and demontliring to tbe Nex 1’crore that their at Ocean Grorc, New Jersey, ts fa active early submireioa to the' Gorerament b operation. At thb now famots place there likely to result. The caroaliliei were un­ are rabmautul oottageu that shelter a usually large among the foreea engaged, rcldcut population of 7,008, wbo stay showing tbe stubborn nature of iho strop. there all the summer, aud tbe tents accom­ gk; bat it b believed the proportional modate as many mere. The place b owned low* of the enemy waa much larger/ than by an aaeociation who_enforce the moat ul­ Gibbon's, aa tbe attack wm a -sritnplete tra religious rule#. Intoxicating drinks surprise, and many of tbo boetilra were cannot be had for love or money, boating abet down bdoen having time to ann 'and all ciaaace of amusements are prohibit­ themaelvra and form in line There was ed on tbe Sabbath. Amde from tbo print­ no lore of store*, not even one wsgun bo- ■ ed regulation* there i* a moral iiflucr.ee iog captnrcd, kt alone tbe whole supply that males it extremdy diffiedt for a aiu- train, a* at first rumored. The pursuit is ' ner to be %mfortablc in the proareuti .n being vigorously pn»hed and the dopondof any kind of semi-eiufo! ot evtu frivo- ency that followed the first exaggerated. Lue amnscmcuL The bttiuocaw of the rumor* has disappeared place b religion, and it fa very doerly fol­ Geo. Terry, though rather doubtful of lowed There arc meetings at daylight, Crook's friendly motirce fa adviafac his and then all the day, with intervale of appointment, ha* consented to act as one rest, and till tea o'clock at night. Mrs. of the two Commiisicner* designated to I.itxie Cook fa there exhorting a doten visit Sitting Bull aud induac him to ent time* a day, aa wdl aa Mrs. Van Cott, and hi* visit to Canadhn territory short, and all the noted revivalists. Die ringing and return to his renerratfou thb ride of the | praying b of the emotional kind, the end line. It b not publicly known who ha* ; being to get up as much religious fervor ■ been adected a* tbe ocher ; but as there and feeling aa possible. Buhnjn Simpson waa found no money available^ to pay for and Pock have charge of tbo cxerebce. It inch service, the idea of a civilian ha*, it is an immanro suecas this year. u stated, been abandoned. A ReprcKn- great mistake, sod there fa no Utter time to make a radical change than the preecnt. Sittmg Bull should be caught and hung for myder, together with every chirf that h» been engaged with him fa the bcui* Mas. T«ach than that crime will be punfabed and they will remain no orderly in beta such a “grip’' acquired by the ‘•bulb'' the Territories m they are ia the British on tbe whole front of tbe Wall Htroat stock market, as now exists. A great •‘bull" combination led by ■ J t used to be arid that the only way to Keene, the heavy operator firm •■Friao>,' get the best cf a life-insurance company Russell Sage, tbo nun wbo “art down" on wa> to die before it “busted." Judging Milwaukee and St Paul for eo long a time, from the dovclopmente Making by the D. P. Morgan, Sam Mills, Oeboroo and Receiver of the Protection Life, even thb others, anfated by Vanderbilt and also by melancholy and poathumou* satfafacticu h several bank* who are alternated fa float­ til-ly to bo denied the pobcy-boUevs ing the wreck in the Noth Wess A Rock whore dembo antedated that of tbo Com­ Island R. R. stocks by Tracy’s fidfare are pany by a few month*. Thera noeme to now manipslsting for a higher market, tbs be ■ eano of “mysterioua diaappearaace'' rontrellfog part of tbe stocks of railroad* of (ash aMrta which a Grand Jury may and telegraph eomjMnie* representing a yet to entled npod to investigate. capital afoot leno than threehnmired mill- B8 MKHTflAL FB0PEBTIE3 All The minutest of tbe three previous meet­ ings were read and approved. By Aid. Dewey, that the Committee on tative of the Canadian Government will form one of the Commusion, according to report, giving it an ihterartiouri character. It is fervently hoped that General Bull will refuse to budge an inch, but will inaut upon remaining a citiren of Can­ ada, in which case, it ia itsecvted, we Can JsgaLy bold the Canadian wU, be say*. Um -u«.n4*d maay fkltefi.1 amhoritira accountable for the Ggneral * fritnda of the party by bia retailer trealaisal «T all pslltldana. good behavior toward n*. Department. tanmitten have । been secretly investigating its 'different Burcau**tor the past ten weeks. It is ob­ jected that the proceedings are altogether too much after the Star-Chamber method Their argument <b, first, that in the general depression of trade—now slowly unt to the Amman notion of fair [day; improving—and fa tbe liquidation* which and it mart be acknowledged it open* the also scheme of withdrawing tbe larger por­ have been going oo, rail road stocks fell door to many abuaen, offering a premium tion -<f tbe luma under Gen. ZimroerEun below their true value , end, second, that to pequren and people with grievancna. History of the Order of K. of P. .i. ibo-Dohrudoehe for tbMpwpoae of still the great crops of the country will be But in respooM to tbe emnpUiuw of Mr. The Society of the Knight* of I’ylhi** further atrengthening the immense artsy carried over the roods tbb fall, and the Gripin, Chief Clerk of the Indian office nodccf the Grand Duka Nicholas ia BuL war, giving a market at good pricce, will and one of tbe doomed, it fa suspected. Mr. was organised uu the 19th of February, 1864, at WMbington, D. C.. with Mr. J. garis. Late dhpatehre seem to indfautn stimulate tbe an tire bnaloraa of the conn- Schur* gives Msurance that no one shall that tbo Turks anticipate a winter cam­ tty, and the roada, having already effected be condemned unheard, but that every fa­ paign, preparations to thb end being fa se- great economy ia running expense*, will cility akril be offered for defense. Bresde* the । rnenna fa Conrtanttoople. shew a huge incrtaei in earning*, and al the large number of Treasury subordinates paying rate- for all, and invartun and involved in th* Boynton-Moore contro­ speculators will lK'» buy stocks al the ad- versy, H is thought likely to trie such a wide rangv re to ucereritato tbe turning in of tbe light upon tbe alleged corrupt ring* roseate view, end Jay Gould fa ooo of of many of the Treasury Bureaus, notably -tita. Thia dique have iL-moqstrated tboae of spacial agrote aud secret service their positive atreogth by adrancinj the detectives, and we are informed that the panic amoog them extends from Maine to California end to the Rio Grande. VegeUuc Yrgeltae Vegotlnc orders ordered to be drawn oo the reaped ire fund* by aye* and nep aa fellows: Ayna—Aid. Abbey, Dewey, McNaugh­ ton, Spaulding and Tomlimton—5. >rUno>. H !■■»»>»«»• Yegetlne TegeUne Yogetiuo Vfgetino Vecetine VcgeUne Vegetlne Vecetine COFFEE. PKPMIID BY M. A STEKJB. BOSTOfi. MASS. Vegttir.e it Sold by AU Druggists. Adopted by ayea end nays aa follow*. Ayes*—Aid. Abbey, Dewey, McNaugh­ ton. Spaulding and Tomlinson—5. N>yn- Kone. ——MTRRtEB-----------------By Aid. Tumlioaoo, that the a.Se and The Mild Power SOAP / CURES TOBACCO. HUMPHREYS’ Homeopathic tatheMaTbe Method* A Wbc!d at Graed Specifics CROCKERY. Adopted br ayew and nay* as follow^ Ayes—Aid. Abbey, McNaughton, Spaulding and Tomliuaoo—I. Nays—Aid. Dewey. Aid. McNaughton aud Winkiceun from the Committee on Side and Ouu Walk* reported ia favor of building a ride walk in froul of the property owatd 1 by < Mssmisrtea af ka emSMqe uUsdalna. Mra. Geo. M. Dewey on the rest aide of Broadway whieh report wm adopted by ayes and nay* a* followr Area—Aid. Abbey; .McNaughton, Spaulding aud Tomlinaoe—1. Nays—Aid. Dewey. The account cf Adam Rock oo motion was referred to Committee oo Fire iJrpar Smith Hogle 4 Preston. TRIUMPHANT! The Advance Plow bridge aeran Fall Creek to be repaired. , On Motion of Aid. Dewey the Street! Committee was instructed to reuse the road under the Railroad near Mr. Hub- Seiill IxUlr Paper Fata nti: Uriertraifc' untie HatkiK Mu 0M8TIC I0NTHL1 I LIGHT-RUNNING OLIVET COLLEGE MOWER A TEACHER'S CLASS REAPER ‘DOMESTIC sbviso THE BISMS REPtJBUCAN B4HB MicinsR /BEST, Plaster, Lime, Stucco, Plastering ■DOMBST IC SWlSGMiCniSOO. Hair, Shingles, 4c. CRAMPTQN’R IMPERIAL! SOAP IS THE “BEST." A. D. COOK. la Rattle Cree to bar off the ah MthrwrlM �7— 1 J Hickory Comtn Items. Tbo shriveled parched ap appearance of I ime corn fields say wo have not had rain lZisu The fine store roocntly eroeted by Mr. C. Booh ia nearly eompiated. Aa it rear* its lofty bead high above all othere it stem* like a sentinel in the durance, and ia an ^ddside D. Holcomb. The case of Onto ^ifftoed bj ^Vbteg their houses After a Sinkg vs Purnara will probably go oa the rc_;Bcat of threshers had been quartered board to-day. • ....... upon tbo premia** for half a week; their The Court Heusu wm well filled ou eyes weni'ifot wearied rith watclpng the Sunday’ aftemflon and several sxeelteot gap* to keep the pigs out uf the orchard i^wm Srorn, «f Allegan, has rented while the grain WM being slacked, their tic. Itewpi'a storcr and will fill it Septam ictnjreraoee. Another meeting will be feet woo out sore with running about all ter iat witli i ^xkI stock of dry g<>od*held on Tuesday evening at the dab room day waiting upon their lotda sod masters; M'S.Cbtpliu. of fiattend. mother of and ono next Sunday at tbe Court House. but they were simply tired of retting; Mito Edgw, hfl » »!“-A of paralysis SatEverybody should turn out. A great deal tired of sitting under tbe a hade of the old uiday noen and ia not expected to live. ; <>f good m gruviug oat of these efforts. oaks, tired of eating tbe grand Inueber, Caleb Bndltui/a wheal stack, near Mar­ Look out for wire flense awladtere- they tirml of doing nothing and tired of hearing shall, wm burnod u few days ago. It wm arc gotting to be a common post in some the old greenback story told tbam for the retlusilod to rtmtaio about 000 boshete. placet Look oat for all manner of swin­ fivo-hundrcdih time. But after all they Ia Battle Creek they compel the boys dlers snd peddlers; they are sure to get cojoyed the day and we are j^ad ot it. to tear off ffia ahinglM and put tin roo6 the better part of any bargain, bywidre a They will feel stronger and happier for ok thsir new hotteca within tbe fire limits. good meal of a day's living out of you. Circumatan-M prevented our 'hearing |Briunanit trrirnrhip sends an wsaitlt They need abort and unmistakable an swore, and tio parlaying should bo al- the speech—no tbubt it wm good. It waa made by an editor phd editors tunally Mr. Chas. H. McKntoe, • risfog young lawyer and a highly respected ettixew of Irtpeer, wm drowned m Wbelock lake on the 19th. For aevend yctro be ho been tor. don't—but wc arc confident that the the trusty corrropondeot of the New» at audience wm well entertained and that is Law Wednesday night the Marshal Irtpeer, and his work was marked by its rhat it waa there for. ul i> lively time with a tlisorderiy, hoi dearness, tnfhfqlnoss snd promptitude. • Nolitje, Il is a al range circamrtanen that so tally !aa<ldd the fellow in the old brick God willing, the undersigned will have many oftbo A’eraray A’siro correspon­ aomrthing to say nest Hundsy, moAting dents die young. and cvening^on some el the temperance “One good tiling the Common Council did teat night" remarked uno of our comPereous wbo are at all sensitive about poritora on tbs morning after sn extra sc- hearing anything beyond tbe echo of tli-rir t/tf. -iogiig of the Ireaulifttl mocking aiot> m he reached tbe fort line of his own opinltfta, are frankly informed that “ take." "Wlmt wm that?" asked tbo edi­ they will bo likely to hear on Sunday brnl ' the Hastings House, makes one alm.. iiiMgmc himaelf among tbo Soatb- tor with interest, who it w» be rcmem- mernirg soma trulha to which it-could not bc«d u a member of that hocorable body be expected they would »t Moe give sopvMhflMing tbe resaarib’ tA^oorosd,” sent, yet which, m the writer believes, arc r New Yortt letter ia ap item ip rPM the undaqnteu “ootnp.” each m both deserve, and will repay, their e to!Rubci».-tien. showing tbe danB. A. Alay, of Middleville, w» in the -i.uvi-.-tioaa on circumatautial evicity on Saturday, and white hero dented ing, they may be assured, the truths pro­ the mortgage from hia -or* The crash moted will be susb m all Chmtein people Tl "sited Brethren held a camp meet­ of 1873 crippled hte buriuem fearfully and will generally approve. ing ou Sunday last in Caledonia township. Ra.,1 “Red-ribbon" men, that is to aty, be soon found himoelf floundering among |f«t ■ -rnty.ai wi.iob it w— estimated difficulties that would have swamped a meg, in whose casa the wearing of “the A” y r paoplo were proms!L ' d.xcc ordinary mdiriduals. He write b. ribbon" toeaus an honcat roafaeion of the Wr.. Iliduthb wash informs the road- fo^&d in tbe near future among,lbs lead­ sin of intemperance, a sincere purpose of tn sf the Iliirora that be is prepared to amendment cf lift, a desire to know end ing hardware men of thia county. foru. i any number of families with groobey U o truth, and thus to rescue sod •erieL Bead hb nd. and giro him a call. maintain a gungiM and noble manboodsueh men wiling to be hslped and striving Ai ..i«rgamoofbaaobaD will be pbysd a-Mcklyoot to help »rh other, sre cordially invited to 00 the Fair (Jrounds.on Saturday afternoon, -Come end brer," at leasL in the evening. betwr o the IlnatOM and Clippers. A Hasting, Aqg. 23. 1877. fine pamS U expected If the day ie &»<*■ J. W, Baxcxorr. W C Hawley, a prominent farroor living near Uamwcll, hat Wednwiay fell _T._- Those needing new books the coming term of School or Closing Out! ANY ARTICLE USED “&?;"bkkery Saturday. Aug. 11 th waa an eventful day foe the young men. A lively F»mc °f Baas Boll WM played bttween the “boys of Balance oi Our Spring and Summer stock Suita actually .ortl, ST.M no. only |S 00 drug store * ' Suita actually worth S10.00 now ooly tifl.60 Suita actuaUj worth *12 OO now only S8h0. prevailed among the sympathisers of both ddea; but "our boya" gained the victory, aa they always do, though the difference waa small—only three taUffli. uoon. Gentlemen are invited to tea. A» •hie is the last meeting for thia Conferenro car a fall attendance is dealresl. Un Saturday aftu-ooao oar much be There will be a Masonic twket picnic Used Bard of Hope gathered ia Mr. Fdfield on (he east shore of Fino lake in lint's wood, aud tl e echo ol their xwrct Johnstown oti Saturday the 25th ituL little voiaea founded among tbs burly oaks. Mr. Praft of Kalamazoo, will bo present Mrs. Kennedy the rarer* working prcaiand addrros the poopls st 10 o'ckrk. A warranted in saying that they will poa. u drat (mother) uf thia link Band, with general invitation ia extended to all. ' interesting and inatntctire an hour there Mrs. Robinson the scribe did all ia thear The Anti C<awsoo wheat milters in this as in any other place in tbe city. Elder Slate will have a hard road to travel bclorc people will conaidrr thsmaelvoa at pvrfoct ’ they banph this variety. Farmers will liberty to attend. not be driven into raising wheat that will John E. Willis, wbo has Leew in jail yield oaly 10 bushels to the acre when for is-veral moatha awaiting trial on charge they can just as easily raise from 25 to 40. offorgiry, was trial and found guilty, meeting held ty tbe Wesleyan Methodist The Union Hall wm filled last night to teat weak, ou tbe second count in the in­ Church in Solomon Inference's shady bear Mra. Shepard, of California, who de­ dictment When brought before the Court grove revived matters in Ibis respect. No livered an eloquent sad impressive tern- for sentence he only remarked that if the run fell during tbe meeting. I<arga con><Taace lecture. The Chriauiu Union paper in question ws» forged ho had no bril an interesting meeting at their room knowledge of fc marvelous At long M the bible wm The Court, in parting sentence, remark­ preached a Irvins spirit prevailed but aa in tbe afternoon which wm attended by a ed that “it waa the duty of the Court to ■oou u tbo departure from the “old chart" rcotesMc. He had been found guilty by a wm made, a doud of disgust shadowed The Brock Hotel hu bson lrevod to D. jury and the miudwf the Court la not to­ over tko camp fiih impooding daoau. W. Brock of Nashville, who will carry oo ken into coatideratiou. However there is tha basin am as heretofore. He intend. Lart Monday aftcr-pooe the sir waa sultry no doubt tbU others should stand with yod tmkiug same improvements, and looks tor for asuteaoc Perhspa thx greatest crime and tbe atraoaphere waa thick and hot, the a good busuxws this foil. J. W. Brock, yon have cvmn|iticd is tbo one of «wooa- the clouds were not very heavy, bat tbe the late proprietor, has moved oa a farm ling with men wko have thought it proper charged and tbe undercharged met and the / Fraulpe Mattesun, one of Middleville's at-Royal [Hk, Oakland Co. to obtain the signatures 4f men w papers noise was startling. A firtt of lightering fair dm jhters, is visiting friends in this . . A little girl wm run over on Ssturdar of which they had ho eonocplion of their from those same clouds struck tbe large city. > ' ia front of the Hastings Houao. She foil legal meaning and by tlite mean. parpoCife out of the buggy and the boroa ooald not t«] upon them a great fraud. I shall in­ burning lbcn» to the ground- In three be made to stand until nun of them had flict rniher a light acutence—one reforms building, were stored at thb lime the stepped upon the little one's arm. It is lory in its nature and truat that when you wheat from 50 acres and the hay from 15 consider, as yflu will upon reflection, tbe -acres. The insurance we are informed no oeriou* injury waa sustained. nature of ynat oiteiw, you will come out was about 1700 and tbe probable loin will be 11,000. Prompt action saved tbo rea­ Neveraf bbituary notices have been re- a better man. .1 shall try tujmpraaa upon per end other ImpIcmcnU. This <u the cnircd daring the pant week which wo you that in your buainewr relations there hatbingvr of a glorious, refreshing rain. be held eannot pobluh. They are too lengthy S-( iraiMr 3th. Considerable gojsip goes the round, tbit and we find no name attached. Writer. my quill cannot catch. Atm Boo. Dr. Junes Calup will speak in the ot obituary poetry are al topether too mod­ 'rabyuriau Church next Sunday moro- em. They should at^id their names on a .og sod «■«. . , . ' Mparate slip if thflyoo not want them The great Greenback picnic has come! NashviU* Item*, and gone and again the county breathes | Let tl • Tempcraacc people of Michigan published. | Dr. Wsekbam has purchased a new hat. fort. >’o doubt there gatherings are a latoroi IIurlbut, ths temperance lecturer, ve. hays busioena is getting better. A Milwaukee man recently ran away with another man's wife, but on appeal- good thing for the people, The city gets Cap. Boise has tbo foundation laid for , ing in court, aud that bo bougU . the wo ­ a good day's trade and tbe paopb obtain « Hen. Z. Chandler will deliver a namlwr is now boiym, which will be completed man for 110-0. Finally the matter wm nice rntt. The'women who ware present, of ;-rocbw at the county fairs in this tetued by his poying 120 more and giving wbo have been baking and slewing for F-tbe coming fall. the complainant an order for fljHO. Hue! has moved into his new palatial harrmt hands for the past six weeks cer­ That was a very valuable woman. Titers /rhe Ixktslativr exeunaon will start on tainly ms.1 t-roed tbe holiday and they all saloon where you can get tbe “spirit'' by travel!। this week. Hon. D. R. Cook are lots of man who would gladly- sell out rcemed to bo making tbe most oTit. - No, paving for it. for |300. xill m-l ibMtnp.nny it. doubt they reached home at night tired Am Matteson has returned home, lie risjurjl)- was a busy day for our mor ' 'As we co to pre* the Circuit Court Is and dua.y, but it wasn't the same tired chants. All the stores and groceries wets eogsged in the trial of Pauling, which will they bad learned to «ndjre through the will be happy to wait ou you. probably be the test criminal trial of the heated harvest; their brain was not brajZl Charley Browon the landlord of the term. The Deering eoser arc aa lb. ell wkh boUimc dinuM., Tbrir board ateu rfie cose of Geo. M. Evers vs Mnn, we„ joiBM finest hotel in our village and owe of tbe JL CLOSING OUO OKMI Closing Oat! Ball. -Thr Clippen of Hawing, lud the Yates cf Grand .Rapidr-ptejnd « match game ou the Pair ground. oa>ri day aflcrooou hat, ja whidj lbo Yates were victoriota by a scare of ten to the Clippen five. The aeore stand* m follows. W. .Snidmore, uf the Cliypere, made two runs, R. Green, one; O. Crdgroro, three; fog well and arc troubled with vermin of Wein, of tbe Yatea, three; Daily, one, a»I kind tbsr, >. nothing better for them O. Martin, one; P. Martin, two ; Heunwr Uua.VUkli^ofPM. Groro io wtttt *J- °°r. FiisPatrick, one aud J»cao one. —a tablespnoofu! to the gallon. J. H. MeKrioer waa umpire. The game The Udfc ^imionary Soorty conaoct cd withlbeM. K. ehureh will meet w ____ Suita actually worth *16 00 uow only »10.00. mcmaiffluL If any wealthy canitalirt will aid the colooy tel the Uiww bear his uuuc. . In Vineland, N. J. under tome of the*- rqralatioM, laic, have ficcu reduced to a minimum and a high d.-groe of pros­ perity obtained. Al Evaoaton, Hl., near Chicago, under some of, tbeae regutetiuoa around the Mcshodist inotitutioea estab­ lished there ia perhaps the most durable rcsidenee property ot the'Sute. The arttlemout of MamteliurcUa by Congmatioolisu, of Rhode Island by Baptista, of Cub by Moruuma. al! show tioo; Can our churches-do a better ihmg for the prwrralion oftbfl country wlthafi its rrtyfotss. as woll as material, intercuts, -_a 1L_ . ■ « gf lhjil pipe! which Coala and Vcata really worth *10.00 inly 7 50 mtbbb. voatahnd Vcata regular price *12 00 oulr *8 60 Boya aoiu *1.00. 1.50, 2.50. S OO. , 00. Bor.' taita for *1 «ud *;, worth 50 per cent more. Men a fine all wool panic *2.50. 3.00. 3 50 JSJ s o™&w'"101 ll"' ~*d ,i“’ ""‘r *2 M—-- — ...... 1 M j y IjrartTbla. , 0» MEN’S WHITE VESTS worth fl .25 onlr 75 cla Men h summer coate 25ct®. Men’s henry linen juuitnfor 65c, worth 1.251 - ....... iui wunn “newsTO TKpSeI Entire Stock to be sacrificed to ’ «-w^'wrKixr.riKsi.".-,-! make room for dur fall stock ■fiw" “ u‘.*“JSLri- - - - ‘ STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St, : “No man that want* work need to in Arkamm*. 4 hundred thousand local bumwess hotices. Ww. «a <U. u i gT0CK 0F OEOCEHIE8 GRAMD RAPIDS. Have you seen thooe poutoea al Waiiatro'. jjOst $1QO,000 roorut or tuttnr eouxrr Generally that I hav« Sgtea embarked in i $20,OOO Reward! cr Tie Giwry Bniia -a I 17-19 At my OLD STAND on Jefferaon Street.. 6. D. Spaulding, H. A.. B ARTLET & CO., I DEFY COMPETITION 113, 115, and 117 North Prout Street, Philadelphia, \ MAXUPACrtltEBB [ P. B. SOIJi BY ALL STOBE-KEFPEB8. Wm. H. Goodyear. The portinrahq. between E. F. & L W. Brown hm been diaaobed by mutual agrcexnen:, takiug'cffect July lav T7 I FHASIACHJTIUL I3H1SThave concluded t« -remain permanently ia Hastings, and wdl be found ai my nmDRUS STORE. denes, lbs bouse lately occupied by Mrs. PEOPLES Isaac -Holbrook, corner of State and Dhyskiiui's Prescriptions and I have tbe largest stock of Groceries ia Broadway rite. Utf L W. Baovrjc, the City, and will sail them for BHA for ale u my janl'. ’sirion'sikl. Family Rocipea carefully pre­ Iras money than any pared with Drugs and Chemicals uthei Hixue. S20.000 REWARD! ■ §20,000 REWARD.' New Advertiiementa. GROCERIES. of purout quality only. CHESTER’S CURE! Mr. Beach has opened his new feed store where ba will be happy to deal out the de­ sirable to those that an> needy. WVwisb him grand aueecsa Uli |i lit Sic of tieBIG EAT. W A-X. B R. I T) G E , For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. Is offering to all the largest aaaortmenl BHWM KSITOD REKDT Asthma, comet ia. HR B'SffU Itrnnchitin. Catarrh, eL\’Joke G TBBM ATMtCJl I PRICES-Doo t Cui to ore tbe goods be-. Hay Fever. Colds, 4c. Canada Soctuxuw Railway lul— Tbw popular line cumm-ucr-d on their rummer time card. Monday, May 14th. threw fast expreas trains omi, in counecti'in ; with th« M. C. IL R. Iteasougerw tearing 4 al aU biMan at fee • j Ocib».. Hartings qt 730 4. m.. arrive at Buffalo same day at 8;H> r. M-, and New York next morning at I0JW a. M. Thia fist U.<. baM Mte at the abor.dta-M. rtlsefl rnrrtUteartsa fells. day axpraw ia the beat train between N ichlxan and Ihafeart. Parlor ears from RanrtiW.TtstiMaisfrw PHYSK5AK3 Detroit to Buffalo; sleeping cracbca from U..W.I.. ... V_ _V_ 1. The society uf Chrislians have dcaused । fore parchasing. WONDERFUL CURES ISIQ 3NT or BIG HAT MawliM. • Itev. Mudge of Maple Rapids officiated at the Christian Church co la»t Sabbath, Elder Dsyo wdl be home thia week, when be will again work in the vineyard of hb TOBACCO. A temperance lectutj^ wm given by a Mra. ijliepord, of California, in die Opera Cbdaner than you ou buy the san in any other Hcuic in the V House teat Sunday eve. She wm greeted by largo house and a liberal contributiou, or m one of our "eminent divinoo" hM it, “liberally renumerated." SPICES, Our villag. baa been vbited by a liort of agents from tbe wholesale houses of the East, for dw past three weeks, in ronaequonoe of whwb one merphantfl have or­ dered a new supply of- goods, which will be oo hand sodn, that is some have order­ ed a now stock of mm goods aud some a n. w <ock of old goods. C latest weeks issue of the Bammdi I noticed an advice to young ladies to “Be Nest" claiming that nien admired neat­ ness sod eloanliacM. I should like for tbe author to prove thb ateimacot. Does tbe writer allude to-Qic majority of men T or docs said author consider a person who indulgm in the um of tobacoj not worthy of being ctesecd with nMn’ Hero I M> living Ateuo st the ag« of 30 years (Just think of it girts) bocauao I was too tidy and cleanly to asaociata with a man wbo would indulge in this filty hab­ it, rV sue o/tobacsv. And I lierc araert that the majority ot rr.ee will many d woman wbo ia filthy and untidy eeougH to endure the natural couMiquaucas of to| barco before they will sock ono wbo wBI not stoop so low. Now girls if you wial to marry uke my sdvioa and the men will, know you do. Don't frown If a man should puff his filthy tobacco smoke and breath in your face or if he should chance to dspoait rabsem julee on yout new silk dress don’t get angry and do not tail to train dierillc neighbors- Aba Cart was arrested Hon. J. W. Stioebouab rtarta on the The Cbiregp and Lake Huron Railroad na eumpUintofG«or« Gwmt on charge excursion tour Tuesday, to the Upper •21 bar. « ex^nfoa to f-“J PeninouH in company with many other Bridge the last of this mreub. Tbe fore live to bos eteaaly'old maid will msnra from Battle Creek wW beak dollars and awn-. tw — the frotriu and seorn cf the other ctean cf mou, whteh k» ■ sacrifice too groat for h»sixty cunts. mrolty to endure. Old Maid. Wanzer & Barnes. it.' If wanted/worely for a sacckTO HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found to tiotiral>h Gmutn'mg neither oil nor dye. U does not soil white exuuliric, and yet lasts Iona on the hai* giving CROCKERY. v competition in quality aid Pi W. F. HICKS. Preptred by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.^ CARBOLIC OIL .MPJLKEath^ ^Ttn st? In-KrT* ftS A “ EADAGHE. �Railroads. Legals. “.•fttnsssr..-.e! THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, I The Leading Paper of almos* anything may ba made by mixing togstbe. litharge and glycerine In tbe roo sietency of thick mum oc fresh putty. Thia cement in txnefal foe tnendinz stooe Jan or any other coarse earthenware, stop­ ping tanka in sennas of tiepan’ or washbotlerw crack., and holes ia iron ketUes, Has The Largest Circulation, Is Radically Republican in Sentiment. hr! Wayne, Jatai & Saiinai > u Is wUlv all smsqs sst Js tori ■a au SSSMSI. as I .0*11 as' a nuts are lust, tighten 1 rose joints ot wood ar iron, loose boxes m wagon-bubs, and in a great many others. In al) eases the ar­ ticle mended sisonld epl be used till tbe from one day to a week, quantity used. This < the action of waler hot or sold, acids, and almost any degree of bt-ai. Subscription Price only 81.50 per Year A beautiful woman phaare the eye, a ' good woman satisfies tbe heart—the one I is a jewel, the other a treasure. in Advance, The reason why pagans are so far be• hind band in tbe march of eiriiixation, is because they are such idol people. JOB DEPARTMENT ' riuiJuTSuritb ’tinrrii. Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let­ ter Heads, Note Heads, State RSft,.. 11 SR it £ :s ,?r:Y BIAND UHM DIY18I0I, Tbe tenable ffbwrt LIm ■ixi umi ah otriotr s n l'l Cards, &c„ &c. ” I" • oROEii or pi'ni.fc,Vno*’. il . ments, Envelopes, Busi- "jolasTtuia -WUk Uks nsraA XM.psettero Tl.SSMS-Wia tlster it.HulAal. X SraUt.Mt.ra . ^Tsvumm- WkX Laks Store t Nish, fcwtbsra Two of the largest tflk tniUh in l*attcrrn, X. J., hare rereived an order fn-m Paris for tbe manufacture of a certain de­ scriMion of silk goods. This b beJiercd to be the first order from Europe for Amen- Arscas Wilk Dstratl. tot Rivsr A CillCAUO A LAKE III'ROW R ruisutua orvuioa. —i'b.-u m., TBAin wqgr. fLSraSft-iSg MARK fHO' * H - ^WnanswevaJo.'-r. **T. 'v*<*CiaXT'' ■sw> & Gmi .Salim Ytaflfii!. awra ■•seS; centHal Northern RAILWAY COMPANY Dept, 104 READE STREET, Few York. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS Pennsylvania Ra:>oad StESft^ausszst Drn,“Kb.WHR.t.W' GEO. WOODS A CO.. Cembrldreport, Mat*. — ----- .detect, U Latests HUI. leofea. MORTtiAUK HALE. '<». Ss>tea^. C^Mtes^' ■'A.’“ -’.tsriESrks- J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS, An exporimant made loot year by myad m; xx come amim a* thia time with those wbo grow Orawix-rri-s. I pro­ cured a half iMtahood, filled k with rain Misteatelt tBsraWltol .sH toil - , quinces adjoining tie fowl house, where 200 finch might ba kept, would. la eonnsotioa with the fowls, afford * large SwScaraTCS?1 We are prepared to fill nil Order* promptly for The must unpopular person in is the man wbo demonstrated ti I sene oil will cure a snake bite ja I as whiskey. • * - • g |i mal be washed in a strong sndr made with this, and it in sure death to all parasites, and will rape all skin dtatsnrs. Both three remedial are simple, harmless and eff.-etual. Lire will lire foe a long time ia the wood As "time it money," fann'-n should work about the barn . it b a good plan windy how to plant and grow crops with to whitewash about the lean to, and pre­ lha lean labor at the came lime doing the rent their spreading in that way. work well. On efati mellow soil potatoes my be advantageously planted and culti­ ' Tire orange variety is best , set them vated « fidtews After plowing and har­ six feet apart, put a pint of sell around rowing, math off the rows three fact (two’ each lush when they begin to bear, and a fret and a half may often do as well as' little previously; and tbe retail wilt be three) with a plow, then drop the seed as fine crops when the oil mate is not too you raut it. if ywu adopt the drill system. j cold fov this fruit. To prevent the deprwA fcngb piece of Mod, era single small . daliuas of borers, a writer nays.- *• Bandage potato, ptenad al-out 15 ineben apart will tbe stem with two ot three srn|>}>iogs of giro you all tbe crop that tbo land is‘ old rnnalm or any kind of cfath. a. far capable of psuduring Or you may plant ' duwn in the ground as possible, ax the roots a Rule mors seed at 18 er 24 fakes apart. start from near the surfasw. Let this band­ and got an aquaDy good crop. Corer tbe age run six or eight incha. above the aaed with a t-ne-horae plow. running on ground, then pile tbo sod ooaqmetly a both stths of lha rows, and tearing each coople of inches around the bandage, aad drill ridged up. Leave tbe land thus till renew this every sprit-g. Fine, large, golden the potatoes hare grown nearly aa high quinoas, rivalling the largest oranges, will Ucm your efforts annually." Qumctw may be grown very profitably in jottltry runs, affording tbe fowls shade, what they must « • »-» .------IS ,*--■ '•= = d — —• great saliafactino ia with eaibolio acid. Odo ounce of carbulio crystals, one pound of cummon bar soap, melted together by 'ij— UrannarU... From thousands of teats it has been Common plaster is a sure protection to abown that there is no difference general­ melon and cucumber plaaU, if sprinkled ly in( the crope when planted in drifts or on while the dew is rat them, and if put lehiite—at lernu not enough difference to on as fast aa needed. 1 find finely sifted real ashes mixed with plaster — half of affray, heading it "A Salt ou aa Editor.'' way to plant potatoes . and the antaeeach—juat aa good i» pure plaster. Lime Everything ia not in a name. The small quern b, that they plant both ways, acshould not be used, as it kills the plants. paliu in Faim-sunt Park are railed fuoteordmg to their customs. Suppose we Boxers 12 to 15 inchets square, open top potha, while the very large path on the plant in rows three fact apart, snd the other: side of the river is caikd a toe-pjth. and bottom, and 7 to 10 inches high are hills pho sama distance in(thc rows, it an excellent pn-tretivn against insects as ' Shakspare asked, ‘ What's in a name?” would seem that if we planted in drills, If he had been studying Eastern war aqs well as eold spelb of weather. the rows three fest apart, aud the seed dropped Iff fakes spurt, or 12 to 15 inch a, as it ia often done, that we ahould -ob aip • much larger id. than an, tka throe-feet hill system, but,such i?\ot. often the earn. unless more manure be ovd plant lovtw warmth, and tl.e roots grow beat in tbe warmest earth. A tempera­ ture of 90 degrees is said to be tbe mart favorable for tbe growth of corn roots. I hare many times proved that smalt Now tty applying the fertility near the potatoes foot very small) will produce as surface the roots find nutriment to absorb large -crops as large ones, if the season iq at tbo point where the physical agencies Gtrorani- . but if an curly drouth occur, are present for the most rapid development. the large pototens iff-rd a nourisbmea; tn If a hill of com be dug in tbe fid) and the tbo young plants that small seed cannot roots examined, the upper portion will be do. But if tie large seed be ent into found Io be very fibrous, while other real* three or fuur picsta. tltere is no difference ■s regards txmnshment. Il b no* bower 1 I find iheTuUowing good romedioa lur Hue on cattle io the Osaafty CrWfrmos I once rid my stock, which waa badly in festod with lice, by sifting ground plaster along the neck and beck. Two or three applicatiunc did tbe work effectually Tbo plaster should be very fine and dry. An- tSzf. In Our ’-Oi’i-lII 3—Leghorns, a small fcwl, various colors, all good, require a high fence to yard them, non sitters, too small to sell well dressed, eat ■ buslici and ■ half of grain in a year, nit rery hardy, combs liable to frecM, valuable only fer their eggs, lay from 150 to 200 each in s year. 4 — Hamburg?, several colors, a splendid little fowl, noo-sirterr, qcko aa Urge aa leghorns, rajuirc th.- enure fund, noted aa splendid layers, and that, like the Leg­ horn, is all they ar-grssi fur, oc in the plant for jnany yean, as by so doing with ii» some variety, and grown on tbe same farm, some deterioration M to aito of the tober^ will be tbe result. A change uf m«1 occasionally b advisable. In cutting pots'.oea to plant, it should be done lengthwm, so as to diride the duster of eyes at the seed red. Drying the cut Sood upon tbe grew for a day or tsro renders it lens liable to rot when planted early in a soil that rrtaina water in a cold spell of weath­ er H>e proper depth to plant b six inch, •w, or about that depth an a general rule ; but good cropc are often grown when the seed h oorered deeper or shallower, owing to the faroraU<neM ot tbe season. Wtonas ■; wto Haute W a>4 Mi wttkMt IM UiMHte BMtbaHawMa iSE!r*‘ IM M 1— Light Brahmas, the finest form, one of the largest, the most bcanliful, very peaceable, confined by a fence three or four fat high, require each only nee bushel and three pecks of mixed grain a year, oat of feed II, and.lay about 150 eggs annually cf very large tit2.—Plymouth Bocks. ] rodnsed 15 years ■go by a ctoas of Dominiqtae fowls oo an Asiatic breed, not quite no large as Brahmas, rety hardy, consume uci< quantity of food »• ilrahmm and lay u many cars as that breed—-a fine market BAILIOAB. And tut a Local Paper is iHuurpametl in the State. - - MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-08-29.pdf 7f850019a3f5a1bcad7ba6f5152ea34c PDF Text Text Tyr If rates or Ab vkrtisixg fELTSe VOL. XXII. NO. 18 PffiMML AND BUSIN® CARDS HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 29,1877. Dracie! If it wu daylight lb. telegraph Her Own Dying. polo, would rceemblc . fine-tooth comb.” Tall and alight, with Hue wfttful eyre, But the girl did not reply. She .toud before the lerer, wwhing that abe could lip. npe and red M woodberry, and oompleeioo aK e.rmioe anl white, Hke a urge the engine to greater epevd She imaguMd that tbe two train, would meet damaak ret. in the Mtnahme. Ermina Hall • waa a fere that aa anftt would have M rnitew below Colby. It waa a lerribi. fallen down and wwrabipped. But it ft plana fur a rolliaiao, and fee lorn of life ever u phikmophm tell or, there ft f there would lw great. The ham or mitt eornneoealion iu .ell thing, The pock­ would prevent the engiacora from Will­ marked girl who (to aenna the lain from ing rack other, and a eotliaion waa in- her in vhureb waa . miUmaire . daughter and tbia youag thing with the angai fere waa oa ibe loo.out for ao riigibl-, porition Tbo train which seemed U> have broken aa govartMto. la.we. rushed mildly on. with Jim looking For Ermina Hall wu pennilew. and it al L»racw. whom he wu inclined to baliere wm rectomry for l er to nun her livelihood toad. The cold mire slowly turning to . in aomw way er other, and the trade of. govaraaa- w» at leaal mteel. "Keep a day eehool! ’ augmented old Mr. Priaee, who had been very wont u» dree every Sunday with Judge Hail during that emtoeto bukrapl'a lifetime, and to ronaume e quality of bbtoer <wl»d. oham pagne and booed tarkey which waa | wsiply appalling Ufoci thaw foetire oct*. I|IW LOOK IU UwiHpayy.au U Drill yourgnaln. You <H1 save oae-baif bushel of seed per acre, and from three .o >cu buahels per the J ’°Vt »o obtain .!jrt|ita*?^MiU you W1UX/ Auw a DriD -Juit will nnt bunch ( twee. The Superior ATTORNEY at LAW* SOLICITOR FORCE FEED will k>w all lands of Gnti । aid G-ivm .eed as ly as Sand runs J rcucb an Four ’ Claw. And ,r.e HOOSIER IMPROVED FORCE FEED, With Faroe Feed Grass Seeder “J 1»«K''ed iu hb rireJe. ' "Thai . the pretrieto girl I MV • tlaongbt Rudolph Penfield. “If I eotod only afford to marry, and aha were willing -two rather mreutu! ife,- In -beway-I would make be. my wife, f doa’l think that I am po-dvdy diaagrre.'tte to her, lot gentle end luodcwt u »he b I can are the color riro to her cheek when I come ia. aadf briiev. ah. would be . jevrol of pet pno. toakine oo ih. braaa. of tbe lucky man that wiaa her." Three woeka after thb, ywng Penfield mew more .k_ —H . WHOLE NO. 2064. potato patch He fare triad Pari. Grona, and for want of a bettor medram mired ft with m-al, and ihoro<«h!r qwinkiing hi. vtM. with thig compmmd. he retired to dream of inroct mmac- and we!! filial potato bine Tbe nevi mararog ha arene euriy and Hummed to hi. potato kt, bto utoend of finding tbe grand oevarad w-th bnp be diacoverre! thto the m rel had bam toten by tbe ebteheat, wboaa dmtd budrt. auetoad the fatal riniK. of thi. drug fjaeperatod at hi. own Mupiduy, airdy in thft citv, New York and other placro. Inqmric. of the odrial. here foiled to elicit anr definite focte, and the rtory-waa gvoerally diacredited. It ft now known that ymtreday morning Greasable Hartman arrmed. in thi* city, two mra named Wmtou rixd Groner cm the cUrgo o. forgery. It jnpearv that thaw men. working tn oinoecTioo with a men named Ptevena, and other aeeotnpUee. ibwagh out tbe country, hare for me time been rorryiogoa . rymern ol f.rgeriro from which they. bar. rallKd Urge ram. of the Mttoioa; lift lime, howwvw, with muoey. . In Jm>uirv IxH the Thud Na- greater eu.-oem. m many of the bug. and three! Bank of >ew York wu ihdtouded a neighbor a pw beeaane riotiw of the —. co -a., il ___ . . pottou I'mtoiafied with liquid. "Nobody would rotor to mo," aaid poor Ermina with teen in bar ayna. Shewed ----W neve ucen auppnaod, ioexperioncwl (<>iM that .he teoks favorably on the matter of my mar drawn by the Naw i ork I*fe Imrara.cn wm. that Mr. Prince would hare been rtace. he’ll be pre.tr sure to do romeihio- Company m the Union Trut Company of I aaid, witbou; .nniing Lie bead “Mebbe reedy with a |20 ch IoO bid in thia rw- prauy ImndUef-n. I will Wngh^ >«w York wm prraented and paid. [ I'm mtoakeo—on many thing, 'pear to here to ao. her. That wil' mrit him.' - There had breu other rimilar operauou me joat now." Ami fee next dav Rudolph or- known, bat they were never made public. -Mtodlevork,’' auggreted Mr. CUy. who "Thank God!“ ejaculated the girl bad myMcriowdy made money out of tbe d<red rold mw lamb'for two-himarlf The reprmentativcw of film New York ' "Li»rea wi.h JI. your might, Jim. Ob very epeculriiun that had beggared the and * portly old gentleman wi(h houaae employed to iavroagale three for for ihe apeed of a bulleL'" hair and beaid. sad a keen blns ays like a gvriro have been following up uupected dear Jannaiy akv. Her face wu glowing wiih beat, and paruro for mveral memthe, end hare foand wbi'e Jim Iwicned abe opened .he furaare tr ‘ it- that the leader of tbe gang b a man of Hall a dsuxh.ro. . door and threw ia tbe leal etiek of wood wealth and reepeetability owned Stem., Ever}- wheel is boiled in Oil. every box wt in While Lead. “h a Major Mite.," .’.ought Ermirra. alia. Hetxieraoo, who ha. bean known ' Com. hree, my dear," midfea major, The Skiiu» are set with the PalentSkt iu Sene?, and the Boxes “you to a gill uf tdnfe. 1 likB jora. So by Haudraulic Machinery, and this is the :.>t,?on they are the duos tny nephew here. Agrel wbo ten t a wwdlhymui of Mtnuawta, and former­ "Do you mppoac.’' meekly biaudrd afraid to work is the girl for my money." ly • member of the Itogftla'.ore of that “*OO1E« tetro. Bn- Statt. Amoeiatod with them w« cue E. Knaioa. ‘-that I could obtain any copying , A** ftbtu your o4ct> M«ko»i«lle LHern dulph Penfield aud Ermina Hall were B. Worton of thia city, formerly a real m­ turd to ray I wrote >n degaat hand Here marrted. th- major u»k tlicm horn.- to Uto Incl Upon clamming Geaacr'a l.i» (too. bouM on Madin a sv.ua.. . w a .pvritnen.'' trank after hte arrert. it wa. found lo con­ ' llu-i dtih must kevsoo working toft tain a large amonmeut ofiartrament. noc "Up atrokca thin, down atrokaa black, long -.ail. to tha g'e and y a. Italian aebool tha mme,' aaid th. major. "I cua'l af­ crewy to He profrareiu and including iak., eb? Pahaw I Your writing may do fur a ford to support him iu idleora But I mieroecv-pee, arida, briuhew, pern, tracing BSrHarncuieti mode by hand f-ora thr »e*T Evu«-rn Oak leather | perfutned nota, or a y> nng lauy'» album, wani Ermina -o fee house with me. She's impUii.<i.te, etc. In Wmien’i poroeerioa j but »o Iawy« would look twice al II But pretty, and I like to look at her; abet were found a number of waahed drafia and every strap warranted. , I dare wy you w»U (cratch .loop nmc smart, and I like n> talk to bar" from which everything had Ue„ cbliterThe Bellaire Briton, left their —rd* aud by acid except the enahK'a rinnalttre. bow." . ' DENTIST \ ■■How?" murmuied Eimina. naoJulriy when they brad fee young maple Ud « hen dealing io d>afla it m the cu» । reprrauic tha lean that were ririnp to her Uaa Miopud by fee wedthr M.jov MtJm. tom to buy them for -mril wn-ranu and bat fee never returned he calll a*ra>:u«u nrcci* ot tun village. 1 lie rameyre Mitiinaa. then oMuarate with acid jil ink marka ex­ ‘■I have worked cut the problem oTtav cept the caahkr a name. Before tbia win X*og of the train which hail ju*» left the “ ‘Rtfikr Why, there are wayiMoufb. Wilk thia prayer (he turned to the fu:- Nobody naeda io Harrs ia >bi« cuuutrv. I own dntiny wifeeul any help from ;hem? done, huwwver, a careful teaeiug wm tak­ rtatura waa growing feintci and femtro. and the girl-iiaiaiMd to u aa though ii was -»cu again and >mikd *! the red-hot doo.i date .ay if you keep oo the lookout job-• ahe aaid rpiicdy. en ; then when larger aawaeu werh writ­ ATTOKNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR fee roin. of • friw-J who wm leaving her The cugiue and iia empty tender actsaed 1 th lug will turn np.' ten in on the lace of ibe drill thek hid IX CSASt SaY. ISmar* atratton aivan la in By over lb* trunk, and when Drone i A >d that waa all tbe ntrifhetioa 'Ermina fol a lunp lima. on the/traring a lae rimde u( a number of P.fiXsife*'tea* Cte^MUra/l&C^asK? . . the lettcta and of the figware which were । She did not cipo-t any more mewage. ‘ookcd si Jim again (be foaod him Marina Hall gut. ' that night tbe engine brotihiog heavily at thg ganga. She weal next day to bar rich econo. uaed m tbe greater am.,onia, lo dealing from ft. great iron lungs on the track ia cheek, they w.rald lean, from Mme ooe "WW. the matter, Jimf she raked. Mro. Bellaire Belton. “l ata torryyou name thi. monttsg, h«mltb toe «omr yrev. haa boea* each feat in the bank urofiee ofa firm depoaiiinr near her window wculd not move until the Eimioa," aaid ibe lady coldly. •'! am iatelligenre of hie accanrraal file of illnroe with a porricuiar bank 7uit bow the depac night «I pees, bad pawd up, and the <nhm exrited very roritHia epprvbenoone. it account atond, in order m-t u> everdraw K' r, knowing feta, had sought hfoawret"A Itoile more fire and We'll How up,” ; ba»y with lay areouau.’' , who lived in the village. lie graved. ' *'I wont detain you aa inaUnL'' .aid lift original trouble wa» brought on by the account. It ft aaid that acme forged Tom Uray, th* epginror of the train ' Tutu would bear die riplotioo and ' Eruiiu* wid> a .inking heart. "I—1— extwartva exertion through a long and eon- diccka bare beeo drawn for »utn» a. high trited canijaigu When the campaign *a .*7&,0<N'. Derriepc-UH-oti r > for indijust departing, wm Ilraeta*. lovro, and hte atop h's train. Thu might frrmi the ’ need aometluog to do ray much," Its Sales are more than that of any o"b«i* I) ••! in the World. Mra. Ik Haire Belton abut her lipa to­ waa over ha found hiiwwif uraawdy ex­ cato that tbriv men are put of an urgxnluiimile friend* knew when th* wedding eo'liaiun!" was Druries replv. wa^to take place. Ha bad to* known her It waa now evident that the sound gether a. if her mouth were a new patent banned He waa ootcnly nhyriodly iaMore sold in Michigan than any other hree dri'l*. long, but th* did not ma ter, rince bo wm ahead waa that of Tom Gray. tuin, and porturoonaie, and penciled down her fig­ rot. bur Q> mind wm riuggiat—tej not No • Agricultural Implement »i the World can buuotsuiha prec- a true fellow, who L.ved her with all bte the glr* prepared to warn her lover of his ure. without looking up. .newer bi* will—end ho wrote even the “And I-lhongbL went on Ermiaa, her few line. ..f a private tetter with difecnlty heart aud wife all liemhe loved Tom. danger. 1 be . racks were rpite dore, and 1 The ramble of the train at 'engtb died the told (he fire boy to watch the nrarhin- Ill-art failing more and mor. "I could and reluctance. Thu eenditioa of thing, _ dway and Ihucia waa about u- shm off the rry while cite attended to that pml of th. perhapt Mash your little cbUdrcn, I would lifted for a fortnight- At fee ead of thia rime be reed tbe mining eevnpapro*. u current and Icire the uSre when r mc.'- wanting work which she had (Boned f. wort for very little, and— “Qaltc oto of the quouion," raid Mn wae bft habit,-before Retting out of bed. Ifet.—It is the only PERFECT feed withotit a change of geent. toge began to fall upon her ears and when be propored to got up found, With pallid fore and almcnt throhkro 2<krylt is the only feed whose wltceis we (orped upon a lathe. 8>m carted, fur the first word drove ; fonrt to hftu,ter<nsn-w. that Ilk Ma were .Ito took wp her watlne at th* wISfee color from her cheeks. im| funding , nowrotem He-rect foe hi. nhyMeian and nakiug them perfectly accurate. Aiw, heeding not tbe driuiing rain that lawyer and adjueted bia affair*. 3d.—It is the only feed that gunge* itWficiihig aecnnliitg to tbe brat into her feet, and awaited the derisive Al finrt hb hands a. well as hie feet moment. size of the grain to be sown. were affected by the peculiar paralyria. * The auu»J of-tie train ran the oibei ; 4th.—4t is tfw only Drill ihat sows exactly -he same remount but the numoocro gradually paaaed away ■rack grew nmnientartly more dfotioet,; from fate handa, ha tremble located iterif from each feed cup. nid ibe during giri foncted that ehe bean.*1 io hie ankle., .nd ft wu ■ aingular ferture । Ij has u perfect force feed grow seeder, a reliable land measure,, Maruug mm wra mom. n n« «u> t ao ! No. G coming ilirtrapi tbe valley bdow of abe eane that hia mind at once, when Ctolby. *< well made and beautifully finished, and is-without a doubt, the ’ to *>ve hfa—them’' the pbyrie*'difiewhy declared itadf, be­ ‘ A ud with bar eye. staring at fee clock , came aerivc.' .Thia vu riuwto u anddeu t^U fee stood ia fee cantor of tba room think­ aa the riring of a curtain or lb* rolling ing of tbe. two trains approaching tach I' ’ Then .be leaned out uf the window and away ofa cloud. The Inability gf- Guv other through the rnftt that almost hid the I (touted U the top of her voire: frixd* when pour p«f a wu alive , now i Mortoa la walk or to a .and fur any eon through about ten mile, of copper wire, moon. aiderable lime, owing to tbe weak acre of -Switch a. Colby! Bwiteh at Colby' bare no. one except Jtgjor MUm, bat 1 Tbe real situation, enough to blanch | which ft cncloaed in iron pipca. laid about the World. I Colby, aix! Colby, Ha!" will not go to him. He wu alwaya criti hie ankle, baa prevented him fire taking eighteen ioebce bdow the ear fore, and all fee girl', vboeka. wm appalling. ' ronatam excretes, and thft h» wimetimro Tbe order for the tram which had joat i Many limo, rhe repeated her cry, and riring >nd carping even ia the day. of our remtltad in a totpid condition of hie bow- of them are igniied or exlintufthrol in Ina at once the dashed by the heavy train. procperily ; now be would be rimpty ialeft Fletcher to switch ai Colby aould not I ek Wi.h thft exeencioo hb. health haa < be obeyed now. The triegraph even could ' Right into her iorrr'a £>o« m to loaned tolcrable.' And eo poor Ermina Hall crept into a boea vigoroaa, and hte labor, in the Sen­ not atop it. for than war n» nij^l uBoe | from bto endue aha shouted: "Switch a. ate and on the alump have been gigartie. al trilby. It wav aa unusual matter for I Colbli" and bcird the anrife. that told cheap rrotauraat to at*pcoa>- ll.e gnawing Hie phyiicnl dftehilitiea - amm to hare png. of hunger. Fur .He had lodged No. G to leave port Wayne before fee her that be would obey. "aavtd! saved, Jim!” .he cried with and boarded bcmlf in order to ktcw the alined ui» ia.elke.ua! tarul.ira to the high arrival of No. 19; but aa ths tetter train atoiatoeaity. He haa foand hb chief Call and sec it with latest improvements at . , waa acme twelve miuut— behind time on joy. tomtitj upon the brraihlraa boy. who greatent pmaible amount of livelihood out oooeolatiaa la hb labora. ' of the feme pceriblc amount ■/ ready cub, that particular night, Xo. 6, aaxiow <o already Wsa checking the Belle's speed. Hb aflictiooa have eoftened hb per "Golly—wtuxT he eaid, teatghiog. "L and abe bad eaten bat little tbe whole le v. ou time, to un ita connection., tele we c»u eve-atop fee Relle Well go back, Herman on duty, wife every police graphed to but ibe girt's pot her spnak up and would and engine-house w;th which tho wire Lad ao (tertled Druejo Milter From run oo for veer!" are roonected. by the use of a simple hand Ftetfeet .o a point four mil*, below Colby Diurie Milter returned to the window iu-trn<nrat net lartro than a rommoa lift eompauy had rorjdotod a doubts dror-key. upon fee wire at any temp-port, track, which whan finished to Fort Wayne with a heart filled with tbaakfuloraa, for which, for the time being, becocuc. ■ tele­ would obviate lb. trouble cf awitcliiug Tom bad beard, and already on the ewiich al Col1turner, al tpc neat littk white draped graphic station If a prJicwman wtehca to atxl prevent trwnbie. ’ Afrer awhile the tabl*. and tbe proprietor waa leaning give notice ef a fire'or burglary he ha. W ben Dracie recovered b*r aalf no—e^ sgainrt the counter talking to a Woman only to go to the n—rra. Unp-prat, apply sioa aha Maned ftnm the uAm wife the who aerated to bo a retetiv*. hte "Uy," and by nm of feemdiaaiy veto­ memage in her hand. I- had arrived jure ••They’ve atraak, every one of 'em," bo graphic signal, the information i* a. once two minute, too 'ata, and Tom Gray, unaaid. 'The ungrateful leiluwa, after I conveyed. But, through this key, the cooorioua of It. rxbieB.-a, was driving hte had paid 'em reguiar wnitar's wage. aU engine .bead .ad thinking of tl«i giri he the autuain when no one else did. And The urxt moturnt No. C daahod by, anti now, if I abet up abon, 1 won't have ooe Drucre laughed and actually dapped her of 'em beck again. I'll employ women, hanged if I dua?l?' The Beating betwaao Tea Gray and. -1 don't aee why you shouldn't," said bia kw cannot b. dcecribcaL bto lateriocutor. “They wil) eomo for "Your beUligbt aeenwid a ravuwr. * ba .aaid io her; "and I know year voice—I don't kuow why. I gttow you utaiin time ‘ 8o I re heafd." aaid the reotauranl coming down." Qao ‘‘And III adveruae to-morrow for "Time!" criad Jim. "I don’t thick a lol of giria to Walt bere.' the wheel, touched th* fail, inare'a half Ermine rcee tlmidlr and went towarda PA I N TER dro lipa. If U bad br«u day, tbe mile- tbe red-faord, good uatured lookreg mao. what IT do." he laid, with the raarally bond, and tbe next moment ahe waa in bluutnew. of ooe who bdierta that every At A. N. Rrot-a C.rvtage Sh.p auora would have looked Uo a rake.” •'Sr.” eaid abe, "yen apAe ef employ­ man ha. bft price; “111 rive you WOO [f tbe engine room with her hegnj on th. JelTeriohSt., • HsetiBgsJWich ing prli M wri.ere I would come and bey*. aAxmldcr. wwkfkithftilly WIN you employ me?” “TW you. Mi- Dracie!' said tbe The rratanract keeper looked bewild- and with a nuiaatcal am fie on bb fare, olf-t boy. rouaiug hiumdf wiQi a yawn. “A^Wa he kissed bar. It wm out th. only kirn fee got that , a mcrejl----- ” •d to attend io lb. buauwto immedieialy. right, for all fee women en the train "Get cal and uncouple th« freight I" • Well go right in and aa. th. governor," kiaeed tbe girl who had -red their lira, she mted' ■"Tom's moved out, nod if he he aaid. lUaehing tha .xeculire praeure, at>d Tom Gray aaid be Wouldn't gat ieai- , doeeu’l twitch st Colby avrrybody will bo Mr Millar remark ad, with a gnat .how cu» when the moustached paswegers beol . killed. We moat catch him!” ofinlCTWrt, “Gov. Svymour, thia ft tha over Drario biufetog like n row, Th. boy with a ay of horror left de Hao. Mr. II------. He ft. membernf tha Th. acoey of Pniri*'i few crept into fee , engine, and • minute later fee freight Inrialature, and be want, a pardrft for ooe uusMAS. amor woax. ptper. -ad. though my rtory may be old t euro were (tending idly un tho track while to some of my readsra, A hare told it bo- . tbe engins and ita tender were tporiug out cauao I belive it will bear repitilioe. gainiog momoturo at e»ch revolutiaa of Dick Umbert forgave Drucic fro ran- . . (Matelbr. I ’ _ ring away with hi. aegiM, and Jim. fee ik. ktrala AretMliarel HsJLte (he raws—WWWl^ll-J----------------- --~ _“WkatTI Dtek My whan be roram txck fire-boy, never grow weary of telling of and finds hi. ngiM goat? ' aa»d fee boy Tvm nGray tension the rood, but Dra ' looking up into Diune i f«w"; • What do we earn •W ha myw? gsWhat to Disk's life to the pro^pue lira un the <ww train.? Jim, bow part ean your engine travel?" j "Abourtwo mUraa miantel ' iih. buy aiwwerwd with a .mile "Site’s fee swift­ PHABIAOTCAL CBEU2T. cat bird on th. n«l. But I dou\ thick wu rat Cftirit Nu. 1ft, we might it we h.d ia one of the bro-t Drill* niaDufocturetT Quantity of seed town regulated without change of ptar-wheels and a perfect foiice reap, whether sowing one peck <> • four t,u*heln per acre, which ia tha ea.«e\with NO OTHEti I.W1L. • I If you want a NEW WAGON * sure and b y -he STUDEBAKER! . rouvinred him that it would take tiD alxret the middle of January to go over Ibe entire field t. that manner. Finally a happr thought rnraok him, earing agon which he aatnraud tbe plant* thoroughly with tbe jtoroleum aMsppiied a match. IffiWBBHDffifASMS IMS. Ik, m tk nil We 1ft via te Sto totont sjit vto b panto innHsliTMja'Mtwiitkr. . GREBLE & RUSSELL Seville. The Old Reliable BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL Stands Without a Rival. BEST GRAIN DRILL I om 60.000 IM ISE MESSER BROS. 3HWLI -Hell.» n, kwate .1* r “Hght rak" 1 Hfel or or nine nine hundred huodrwd^b Who told you to buy that many prth ? Ara POWERS & BARLOW NEW HAWOWA1RE. i.l'C' w: Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, j»™"W,jsnE3aiBr‘s»l Paints. Oils and Varnishes. 1 J-1*^ Farmers, examine the WIARD tost, Sim and Oraaaenial PLOW, before purchasing others, Every one waranted. eepair shop. Mower? or Reapers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, Gumming & Filing8awb ^u,.) poWERS & BABLOW. FURNITURE. Wm. H. Goodyear.: * THE STEBBINS BROS SAY PEOPLES DRUG STORE. Pbyaieittu’a. Prr*eripliouff aud Family Iledpes carefully pre­ pared with Drug* and Chemicals purest quality only. Don't buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. Evorvbody knows they are the only MfaaPraciaT buy four'or fir. thommnd pigx" “Idnlno (hath thing! I told ywe to go and buy four or bee feawfe and feacr link pi(th. and yw haw dMM il, I Mr. Sajro had pork to rail in th. ra- �VE8ETIIE purifjeB th« Blood. Reno­ vated and Invigorstea U,e Whole Sretam. i homebody Lu discovered that Moran. Fenton and Cooklix-g have fallen upon each others' necks and vowed to forgive and forgrt all differvnere. if Mr. Williams, the Democratic candi­ date for Governor in Maine, reads tbe pa­ pers, ha will be attrprirtd to learn that hia fatter of accejitanoc hra made him remark- Il fa rumored that the Ohio Democratic leaden are engaged in trading nff their candidate tor Governor to secure tho Legulature and the United Stated Stales Scnstonhip. The fort fa the Republicans gained three Beprwsenutirea tn tbe Kentucky Lcgfalatnro at the noent election. Lart year tho Republican, elected eleven, now thsy get fourteen. Evidently Mr. Stiver, who presided over the Pennsylvania Dcmocratie Con­ vention, does not believe in a miUcniutn, He declares that the Democratic party will emits of tbe profligate. Il means, iu ef­ fort, that property shall be divided and that all that a man does and earus shall, by governmental iDtevfcTvnce, not bo for hhnaelf hlone, but shall be shared with the members of tbe co-operative unions. If the serriem of John Bmith aa an artimn are productive to him of wage* amount­ Geo. Smith, who war designated by die ing to 0i per day, it mrut not befonir to him but gn into, a pool wherein, of tbe Trowrary Department to investigate the mon who tuna it, prrlrapa not a half tarn workings of the Cincinnati Custom Hoove, that income. If Lo Las property,-a cot­ rNocteMDda a redaction of 30 per cent, tage and lot, anything that reprrtcats in tbe for® employed. savings. Communism demands that he di­ When the Pcwtmaater-Gcnerel spvaks of vide. He am accumulate nothing for hfa being ooe of dm “erring brethren" srife and children, for the anardiiat will keep him from arejairing more wealth tlun Pickwickian sense. It will save peppery his laxy, abifthan neighbor. Evey mao newspaper paragraphs down South. mul be aa rich as every other man under .Tbe new Kontncky Lepvlaturc will thia new stylo of government Intellc**. ataad one Granger, six Workingmen, fire experience, habits of saving, ambition fur Independent Dceaocrals, 13 Republicans botlenueat in property, every inrtutiro to labor and acetal progrew, all are to be relower branch, and 37 Dcmocats and one pryaaod by this new government—if ikever Republican in the upper. succeeds. Such a revolution would hurt The Atlanta tGeorgia ) ConttiMivu at­ the iibortr as badly as the capitalist. It would exile capital, and that means starts tempts to frighten ita readers with the an­ tion for tho woskiogman. The men are nouncement that the- Independents in that craxy who propagate these seeds of dcuruc. Slate are preparing fur a vigorous cam­ tion. The laborer will be criminal to him­ paign al tho next general election, which self and all he bolds dear if be joins in sny takes place tbe first Wednraday of October, such wild campaign against society. It fa a monstrous theory—ihfa Communism The Ixiuisvillc (Ky.) ( bmosrreiof, a — meant only, in practice, to enable mobs Republican paper, tclLi the anti-Haye fac­ to plunder tlw honest and the industrious. tion In Ohio that while they cannot Injure , If lal-or has wrongs (and no one denies li e Administration by defeating the Re­ them) they would never be righted by - a publican tu-jfjx, they can by to doing in­ government inch aa fa outlined by these flict great injury open the Republican platfiirnis of so-called workingmen’s con­ party of the South. ventions, managed cither by the vilest ot;■ A letter from 'itaissipps states that politicians or by men who do no work and never expert to do any. State Convention fur the express purjxac »arr.c time gave a perfectly eveu continu­ ous feed, whose quantity could be changed from 3 necks of wheat to 3i basb«fa of oats, and * pint ata timtf if desired, with­ out altering a®ogwbrel or even stopping the tram, and the Opening guaged to aa many aiare as there are diffetenl sued kernels to low. Thfa far done by moving the iodicatar forward and backward to iacrtOM er dimiaiah the qoarftity. In the new Buckeye feed ronreniraoo net only bu been sought, but accuracv, tho great “ultimatum” for a gram drill, hu been most carefully looked after. Every food wbiei fa tarns! up in a lathe, they are carefully bored out, and exactly fitted to a perfectly round, atraight abaft By thia means every wheel ia exactly dike, and.fa plead ou the feed abaft ex­ actly ao far from tho food cun. Then, to After you left and I’bccamo commander guard against any diffirreuce in the thickof tbe aiturtion myself, I gave the crowd oom of cartings, every drill fa tested before warning sou tnv guard instructions to fire leaving the factory, u>d the quantity from on any one who advanced ou them, and it each cup weighed and the alightert imper­ waa then the fighting commenced.' Before fectinn corrected, ao that when they Icarc it waa all on one aide. I euppow some of the shop ertry cup aows exactly alike. । your people would say that I should bore 'i Compare thfa with the feed of other drills. allowed tuy command to be raked by the 1 artillery of the mob. and afterwards sllowcd my meu to bo touted by the fires that j were kindled for that purpose. The thing | however, struck meins different light, and I tuadc up my mind to dean some of I those fellows out, and I was quite auccrea i r-l _ _________ r__ . -. . at your mil getting uv rations or ammuni­ tion, and not having Hie three regiments in Pittsburg lo rapport us. More so. be­ cause of my knowledge of your soldierly <>ualltics oo tbe field* of the WUdcrncw. Cold Hsrbor, and a dosen others before' Petersburg I saw jon a brave and true c-ffioer, a) ways ready to risk your life to ta I ahead. I romraber at Pcabfa's farm you . of urging a resolution endorsing tbe Pres­ nearly lust me mine in trying to keep you ! ident, but that th^ Bourbons went so bock, and now you had But (he ability to ' strong that the rrapcvtaWc Conaervstiro enough afterward to aay that be now had mean* enough to pay ojf the debt on nia church, as a valuable piece of land in Newark had been derived to him; and Mrs. Gregory, now that her husband was safely through Purgatory, dropped hints that it had coot her more than the liked, to got it accomplished. An inquiry wee vet on foot and it waa made known that the dying man and hie wife had deeded the Newark property to the prisrt, beside* giving him 0100 in money—in abort, al! they had—before be would absolve him. It haa mode much feeling in Vineland, and haa created a bitter feeling against tbe ou were outraged Eight young pri* who reriated were kilted, and two were burnt with the men. The greater part of the other ■otan, together with ttair children, were taken outside the village, when-, one al ter soother, with their children at their ■ides, were slaughtered. Twenty women and childrec who escaped tnuaacre. were rescued by Ottoman troops. An English of Eski Saglira, Kasanlik and the neigh­ boring villages, and distributed arms among the Bulgarians, who drove down 400 Muasulnuna to tbe river Tundja and there maauaerrd them. Al Kaki Saghra and in ita neighborhood the Bulgarians continue to massacre the Mmwulman population. of a wheel, there is no poaaiblc chance fur bunching, but runs out as even and oootinaotte as “a atrnun ofwater.' We have !wn thus particular in describing tbe feed for therein lien the vital pari Of a drill, and ooe with a poo* feed is little better than none al all; fur, unlike a poor reaper, it will tun and fa couM>|uently used to the greater sum than their aaaewsed valuation, Tho money wm Iwrrowail for imaginary uses, and the greater share found ita way the fifteen Republican county conventions into the pockets of sharpen who were iu Maine have ]«mcd resolutions indnrmog manipulating- affairs so that their own pri- tho policy of the Provident. In two only has inch n resolution been voted down. but when I, in person, fogged pevmiaaioti The dounty convections, it may be re- to allow my fainting, famished meu a moRejmdtetwn haa been yaumeacel and. m«rk«d..wcrc f^Tlr attended . mcof a prptertion. ejected, me from hl* HWd ovd wm a poor makeshift ax tart, but) i b.t what was worth doing at ill iita> envy teraUJ. IS outngltatt/ presence and lucked tbe gate, guarding it Tha Peanaylvania Democratic Slate;( by hia soldiers without. While thus par­ was worth doing w«H, but put the new Hundreds cf eorporsGona, when one-, Cunrention had to wait acrcu hours fori faying with the United Slates officer the foci oo the gnus aerder, thus securing a the example is net them, vrill forget ... », the Platform Committee to perfect that ■->»• nn-t —~ - *— —।>>— 1; forec-fred gra.-ji eoricr as accurate and —— i preitive as tbe feed to the drill, arid re­ teries on the northern bank of the Dan honor, pride or honesty, and as a eooaoremarkable production which haa Leet:; quiring oo change uf cow-wheels. qurnce Western bond* wilt be as worthgiven to the prem. The aoft money ele­ Of eouno to build a drill in thfa way fa farereebipa. ment demanded a plank, but to the credit only mobs try to overpower ua. but tbe expensive, as the lathe work on a piece ot Does this teach anything? Corpora­ of the majority it waa squelched. taeana of sclf-defauao were ruddy denied I। caning is many time* the eoat of the tions should pay aa they go. Future gen-, by tbe United States Government, and the wheel itself; but. as wo wu'd before, ac­ The staff oonvspdodcnt of tire TrabsM shady grounds were closed against my curacy ia the great ultimatum in a grain nations will have enough buatoeaa on hand without being saddled with the finds that the people of Nsw Hampshire tainting and dying men. And, as we drill, and while the Buckeye fa mrnarerily more expensive than rough made drills it debts cf their foreCttben for worse than are ahead of tho active poliliciana in In­ •book the dust of Pittsburg off our fret, wo fa uoquretiooably the bort inrertmcoL So dorsing the policy of the President, and left it in ths hands of Major McCarthy’s palpable are iu adrantagiw that the tri dead bureau polite, who ao gallantly asiuted in driving that the average people of both parties are iu from tho town. Believe me, door Gen­ fling difference in cunt has not stood in its way, and to-day its odes sn> fully double astiafied and express a ebrerful confidence eral, to be, very sincerely, yvura. I’rof. Kcdaic of the Agricultural college that of any other grain dnfi lw the world, in the integrity and sagacity of Mr. Honor M. Bmmtox. hs.- an article in tbe last Michigan far. n precedence, we belters, oo olher agri­ Maj. G«a., ImDIv., N. G. P. Hayes. ’ . cultural iciplemetit_hM ever attained. aw.-, giving an analysis of flour made from There fa trouble in the Detaocralie Diehl, Clawson and Treadwell wheat, in rank* in Somerset county, Maine, where which the' proportions of gluten (albumin­ oid - ^n each fa given as follows: Diehl, the party Convention adopted the Green­ LxAVKxwoitTn, Kaa., Aug. IB.—Fol1133; Oawvon, 10JI3; Treadwell, 10A3. back candidates. The hard-money Demo­ lowfog the lead of Leavenworth county in No other kinds were analysed. The crats do not propose to stand that sort of tbe manner of compromising thsir bonded average amount of gluten in the flour, aa dickering, and have called a mam conven­ indcfctoduoav, rarions other eountiw in green in ataudard analyam, is ten per tion on tho 29lh icat. to nominate a Demo­ Bute hare aoen fit to do the aame thing, cratic ticket. r ' which in reality amounts to little short of rent, sod it sppeara by thfa that Clawson repudiation. The debt of Leavenworth Ex-Governor Mcacs of >Soath Carolina city and county b nearly 01,250,000, and wheat floor fa up to ths average. There। fa s great difference, I*rof. K. soya, be­ appears to be very willing to inculpate the aaaesacd value of proparty in the entire himself. In hb testimony before tbe Leg ­ county is but 0800,000. The county m tween Ibe analyse* of a hind of grain and of tho flour made from it, ao far u the islative Invortlgaling Committee he esti­ thsrefore unable to pay all she ous, and will be forced- to compromise with her amount of gluten ia concerned, m that mates that be paid hinsaelf as speaker and mditorsor be sold at Sheriffs sale. Tbe Governor tbe sum of 0500,000. And yet tulsuneefa more plentiful ia tbe bran action Zf the County Commissioner ia re­ than in the flour. So a kind of wheat be isn’t going to bo s scapegoat’ and fusing To make a levy to pay 0130,000 of baring a thick akin may give a large yield pointed al as the biggest thief. of nitrogen for the whole grain and yrt sent by Ohio specials asy that tbe first Demo­ tbe flour may be no richer in gluten than cratic meeting was not an auspicioua open­ to ropor—r„ .. ....... ,,, w tiro, south of the Balkans, and to dis­ that from anrthcr variety, which, with a ing. Outside of the managen there was tribute relief, writer, “Even all writ­ thinner akin, may yield a ksa percentage an abecocc of enthmiiaia-.. Tho presiding ten gives no adequate idea of tha extent of nitrogen when tbe whole grain is officer wm a retired banker, and Sir. I’ettof the lajsry and dotritution among the anxijeod. refugees, or of tbe barbarities perpetrated dlrton'a discussion of the labor question on both aldoa." Tbe Britlah reHef oom was unfavorably crtticiiod. Before Gen. miueo at Adrianople, after careful inrertiTut uueat Democratio dty of New 'Ewing had finished his speech, half tbe gation, have ascertained that 10,150 fugi­ York ought nor to rend up a howl of In. tives, women and children, need relief at dignotion over her'disgrace- A Demo owe*. Of three 1,700 are Jews and 8,000 crotr member of Congress informed hia Haye* men of Ohio have ireued an-uddrere ninviitaenta that tho Wad Puinl appoint. urging Republicatw who oppose the Presi­ m*t>< would be given to the individual dent's policy to quietly abstain from vot­ wt. vtnod higtast at the competitive ex- ing for the State ticket, announcing with fa ancowsfol, if not affected by enua. atuinaiioc. when, in kb astoufatemmrt, a singular mronofatem-y that they do not other than the con Jitioa of tbe country. *<-/*>> oT 18 yean bosk hfa rivals by a han­ wish to divide or impair tho party organ1 Tiro ‘ bsrvort weather fa psrfscc Tbe ded |Miuta in a pmmUe of MO. Tbe ixatino by putting a new tiekrt in the field. prairie breeae blows frsahly from 9 o'eioek A. M. until 5 o’clock P- M, whoa it dire appui.tmeat baa been made—a negro by Like Goo. Fite John Porto* st the aceoud ' away into a perfect calm. The harvsaten Bull Ran, they will lie inactive within art r-—-—1 —Lt. it-- J-K-tar-t -4-J —t-tu sound of the enrmiy a guns, whi'e the rest tbe sun beats with tbe hast of 110* upon tbe gluwiuc euro fields. The vsgetabfa « ™o army fa'being whipped. ■ ’ The Providence Josmuf reys there like by th. Republieu» of MatMchtmctia. Governor Rmo Iim ahown great tact, abil­ ity rad finrroms, and hia anmioistratfoo of two years baa bora a meet satw factory and saoowsful ooe. The peopfa of Maaan lie men rl that State, a better eandulate than tLe-present iscitmbeet. „ Tbs Cinarearti CtamMrereZ, in an aniofa on ths Ohio campaign, gives the fol- Tbe little town of Vmelind, near tbe ; efty, fa greatly sxerdssd ora the derolop’ mrtrt of a tratisartiim that reoeody oororttd in Ita Catholic church at that plaoe. A man named Gregory, a wortb, ires fellow who had snore than half foroak■ en hia ehureh, wm al the point of deilbHie wife, a devout Crtholfa. b^gwd the , priest to ahrievs the dying man, which be J refuted to do on the sevre that be wsa not a good Calholir, and wm not entitled to absolution. Mrs. Gregory implored, and i finally after many iutervievra tbe priest did • go and etmfoa him and give him full abro Coogrostnan Adrian Muller, of the First Dirtrim in thfa city, had a vacancy .in W<al Point to fill, and to avoid tbe re­ sponsibility of a selection, advertised that ■ competitive examination would be held and the boy malting the beat average would-be appointed. Probably Mr. Mui- nie uue out ahead, sod Muller waa comj-clljd to appoint him.. There were an btunlral applicants, but Minnie had a clear majority of points, and there was no mistake about it. There is loud swearing smone dvo Dmaocraey cf the First, at the “dirthy oagur" who had ths audacity to stand first amosg tbe youth of that diatrict^-Jahn Moyriaaey is astute enough to turn this* little draught of gall to ad­ vantage. There is a very l»rpr negro vote in that divtrirt. and the gallant Joi a no aooncr hears of it, dun he vends hia ch»|ae for 0500 to Minnie, with which be nuy provide himself with a proper outfit. This is a shrewd rtruke. It will be a con­ venient thing for John to have at his beck ia future polnical contcete some huw« dreds of ibe ngvoca of that section, for they art looming into political importanee every day, and even the enmity of tbe Irish canoM keep them out. Minnie is a very bright boy. He haa beta more than two thirds eduevted st borne, sod has Tigrtlte JblkMe Evidence. YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne ■Ith, Strength YegeUne AND APPETITE YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne Vegetine Vegetine YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne VftrtlM TeceUae YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne Vegetine Vegetine Fine Tailoring a Specialty, 33 Monroe st. Grar.:<i Rnpids, Mieb. <>>y two day« n,r BaVXK* around Vermooi ,VJ. Bow®* b toard a yos^g ftd COFFEE MafflSo. SOAP The Mild Power . CURES TOBACCO. HUMPHREYS Homeopathic Specifics s-xsE^rJiiiawnsSs CROCKERY Jam- flstote Bunday Jurt dmeswrijOur friend F parunect at Un Wlitknjo Tttx onxat TKUuiBarn coxeoutuvtoj^ There la no more competition ie lelecraphing, and tho public is aa entirely at the mervy of a monopoly aa it waa before give us relief from the moeatrou exac­ tions of tbe Wextern t'nkxi. With a .healthy cvtnpsiitiuu rates had got uown to a point that euatiled the people to use the telegraph freely. A mrerage from s- Y"rt i“ “w “b "» ! »“* rilc» shorter dataLeva were ev< n lower. Thia did not satisfy the grasping managers, and so thfa week they gm to­ gether and consolidated the two company Smith Hogle 4 Preston. 543690 The Advance Plow . _ - A.-------- --- patience of an abated public will permit. Il will result in the government taking the telegraphic eyrtem of the country under WT ward ter U. pie are idioto if they permit a company of upon them. And, i.y the way, while they are about it, they ought to take a dig st tbe express bouses*. There m no reason under heaven why email, parcels should not be carried through the mails, al a vary low role of portage. The express buei nma ia aa miserable a monopoly an tba tel­ egraph, and needv reforming u much To get a draw from Boston to Omaha acme |KJint, »-great deal more. There is no reason why tho nulla rironM not be trned for the transportation of certain matter, if tho pjoplo aro wise they will pay some attention to thaeo matten thia I LIGHTRUNNING graapwg vpeoilaton to bold ia iu hand the power to oppress them. Tha rate a dollar again, and ao oo in. proportion. Of course that little Mcphistopbeim, Jay Gould, is at the bqftom of this, aa he is of all th) deviltry that ia being done. If eyery man, woman and child ia the failed Blate, doesn't jwtition Coograaa te take the telegraph line*, and operate them as it ■Wthe nrail system service, they will de sent) all the swindles that can be imposed aatic Sniu fedit mtii Paper ftiki® Mt MtWta i slit late hte oisnc icifffl MOWER : REAPER ‘DOMESTIC nwixo MACIItSK THE EiSTBGS EfflJBUUH BAXMEE / BEST. Plaster, Lime, Stucco, Plastering Hair, Shingles, &c. CHAMPTON'H IMPERIAL, SOAP IS THE "BEST.” Call « ». at U. nwau,, DOMES! K-SWIXGlIAinBCO- t.rm„t, AD. COOK. £=■£& m>M. kava:1 • AMw. Q. P. Rowell &, Co’g. Col. puNfahiahiog firm In Boston hm^ M,- 000 .copirs of a new book in the firet three waek. of ita publi-Lou, ooMhiog » heard of aioce 1873, nd other IntimadoM of returaing prosperity are not wanting. And thfa fa going to be permanent; our . expurta ar. now largely in «-xe-, of onr i imporu. tbe flood of gvM intend nf going PATENTS �no! BOOKS. CLOSING OUT! SCHOOL BOOKS.! Closing Out! tSaMKL.I . «•— of Oswald Jenson seems to l« doing a good buainrea Student* are daily visiting our village in search of boarding place. and rooms I ’ DIED. KEIM ITOIUL BfflTOTE. I , j' A case w for trial u thia term of Court where a father and ton are the pirtiea and both of then, arc preachers ol the Protest­ I*. Holler and wife are aticndiug Ad­ ant MotUidU ahureh. The fora in their hearts is not of that kind which p-rnth vent eamp-meetiuc at Charlotte. George Prana., of Wbericr's jrtore, h— been rick with bilfi—i’ fever the prat week but U now convalescing. Elder Deyo bra arrived home again. We luteoed to au excellent sermon doliv-1 errd by him iu the ChriMian chureh last Sabbsth. make room for our fall stock. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, LOCAL business notices. The curiosity of our citixetu c«wcd by the Printer vs Hardware suit at Hittings, has esuwd a great cfiiux of Nrahvilllsna !! to your eity. While they are Ift^man beirgs and Mime 1 Yesterday Aug. 27th, the lightning times travel outside a case through error, struck Mr. Borgman's house, destroying they arc as littlr addicted to tbe tu* uf tho chimney, paraiog down through tb« bUlinpagate sa tbe members of any bar in floor, striking the stove, leaping fre-tn that Michigan. . through the open door Into another room, Deering was I Jeer old fellow of the German punturinn. aod hsd a wife a good Burgman iat, tearing off her «boc, injur­ deal of the same »tyle. Deering lived in ing her feet to badly that they turned Orangevale, and unfortunately hi, wife Usck, and aU> injuring her otherwise. became an exceeding great sufferer. In T. J. Thouuv preached at the Metho­ frat there waa no end to her aches and dist church I—t Sabbath evening to a pains, nrilber was lhere «ny en-1 to her large audienoe. who listened attentively efforts to seek relief. Drowning tpen for one hour, when the thoughts of being gnup at straw, snd upon the ratue princi­ compelled lo tit through a long aenaou ple this lick wsmen graHjed-at I^rcnxa flashed through their braiai, which camed Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St., GRAKD RAPIDS. STOCK OF OROCEBIE8 PEOPLE OP BARRY COUNTY Lost $100,000 $20,000 Reward! jCrTls Grocery Buiias ja u,b ’***■••» «*• j A‘ 1518 0. D- Spaulding, - ---------------- __z_ NOTICE 0LD STAND “ j "ir S'*-3’ >“»" b«n selected will, trevol care and will U, H. A.. B ABTLET & CO.. that all our racuuute ahould be KllWLj • 87*w"~*„«,„„ 'DEFY HS, 115, and 117 North Front Street, Phihdslphia, MAXCrACTCItEBM B. v SOLD BY ALL STORE KEFFERS. J. H StfTTON. CHESTER’SCTOE! S20.000 REW ARD I •• ‘ yrirtare parties feridlog biffs . b liable A yanr ago juat about needing time, the framer* were aurJed at hearing prat thia wheat would woe mate Mr, yculd break into place*. bran and all, and wm lit only foe Gral.au> flaur, and hardly that. about the fine silk dre-ire snd rail, of Thia yrar that idna haa been given up, and clxhss hia lata ritMt had ttnurafed over added lb- exchange in ita alaad the report b now circulated from Canada. ou Naw York would be received ia pay­ ment of th, bifi, Which, h to tpsraraauy Ayer’s Ague Cure, Aspimu, ____ji jaautttHMSktanniaiR SUGARS. This popular line commenced <m th«ir| aummvr time card. Monday, May May 14th.; ■ _ 1: M—to* 1. ... u u three ftot cxpnwa trains east, in coan«:i.>.-i with the M. C H R Pa-raarsla.ving! Wm. E. Chester & Co., Hastings at 7.30 a.m., arrive at Bdffklo I Mtttedsy at 8:1U r. and New York next morujog at 10.30 a. m. Thia ta,l & Barnes. TOBACCO. HsBIU HAT. Is offing to all tbelngesa u«wmra«.t ,HTS , CAPS nd N1SHIN0 GOODS GENTS ' Ft'R ■ to U found rat tide of Detroit. And here b where I Joke romr. in, ZfA’ fN SELL I /XG THEM AT .vrt’/l LQWf:H S' z'iszs ijSStxa SIO , OF BIG HAT itor®rjssffiS CROCKERY W. F. HICKS. HAiTilrun MXiMKT— ; Kmpiqi Bfock. UtMiagr. Mich, j j BffSBgEStg V CAXCkRS of aM kinds cured. Queers of the Birast removed without breaking the akin if tak«n early. Knife not used. Very little pain. Call oa or sddre— K. F. Buwx, M. D., aprlSlf Hastingx, Mich. -WfiStia'.-AiSd CaudW-tb. bit ip rs -. in । ml 1 CARBOLIC OIL MBkasfr lini YKRRAND WILLIAMS A CO.. it Idler flat tai ill Ltow. .f rt. Mu.ua Ore..., WONDERFUL CURES 1511 ’■ '-E SIB O f i to thank hia nuny [ UK HIM boy* Hi;,, buriooB at base bril we think jjefe is do doubt that thia game will sermon at Red Ribbra Hall lathe moreeuue ff > advertised. Ufore tke third day nf the October mrate $20,000 REWARD.! Etcaw nsco™ emedi ■ il Tbs partnership between E. P. A I. W. Brown has been dissolved by mutuxl sgreonent, taking effect July 1st, ’77- I i have concluded to remain permanently in Harings, and wifl be found at my nai- j deuce, tho home lately occupied by Jin Isaac Holbrook, comer of State and' Broadway Sts. Htf 1. W. Bbowm. competition ■ O. ofG. T.—At a regular moduli o f Haatinga Lodge No. Ml I. O. of G. T„ held in their hall Monday evening, August 27th, A. D- 1877, the following uffioen were installed for tbe ensuing quarter: W- C. T., L. B. Stanley, W.V. T-, Mn. IL B. Brae, W. IL 8., TrriugL. Crosy; W. A, 8., Mias Ella Burton, W. F. S., 31m Ophelia Hogfe, W. M, WinthropS Nobou, W.D. M., Mi- Sarah Kelley, W. I. G., Mix Corrie Fuller W. O. G., B. H. Merrill, W. 0... James L. Crawley: W. R. H. 8., Ma Clara Allen; W.4.. B. Mi- Um Stevens, P. W. C T., Henry H. Baiky. Til For Tst. Fra— Ito Akrea Arsa.. v The story la told cLsh emimml divine, not a thousand nor five hundred mile, from Akron, that be roocoilv sprat a happy For some unexplained reason tbs miller* aumtaer vicatiou. amid tbs Tbotmad Isof Michigan have undertakes to jireyent , masting devoted to the Interests of tbs the ratting of Clawson wheat in thia State abiidreu. Prof. Seaman, uf Adrian College, g»-'e and have tbny far wed every maars with­ in their power to acrompliah that pud. ua a pithy Uule speech at th They thus far have failed to give an ade­ House. Her. Mr. Bancroft prveehed or quate ressoe for tLto aetwn. but instead ject of temperunoe both moruiog. hire placed ttemwlrra upon record as being esprtble of coining m fxilish a lot nt Jarnos Pauling, of Irving, whs was ar- rnuKHis u the silliest old wt.man in ths Suita turUtaJly worth $7.50 now only $5.00 ’ Suita actually worth $10.00 now only $«.5O. * Suita Mctualh worth $12.00 now only $8.50. • Suita actually worth $15 00 now only $10.00. £°a1- *”d Vcrtfl rea®y worth $10.00 only 7.50. Coatu and Veata regular price $12 00 only $8.50 Boys suite $1.00. 1.50, 2.50, 3.00, 4.00.’ Boy.' auita far $4 aud $5 worth. 60 per dent more. Mens fine nil wool panto$2.50, 3.00, 3.50. ‘ Men’s all wool Ooat«, job lot, odd sizes, only $2.50, and S 00 * . worth 5.00 to 8.00. MEN’S WHITE VESTS worth $1.25 Only 75 eta. Men> gnnwr coats 25cts. Men’s heavy linen'panto for 85c, worth 1.25. Entire stock to be sacrificed to WOD ICTS TO TK PUBLIC! Mr. I. Lwk officiate: at the Railroad stst'ion it» place uf H. Patsiih, tfbo has gone to dimm unknown to nek bls for* ones retreated in good order toward the or. He lay* bis hands right oa bis jw' door, when tho scion of tbo gospel took (ient and if the magnetic force* are ail the time and eat down to the great pica, right tho patient ia cured instantly. uro of the audience, (that la the audwcee Loreuao laid.hia hands 00 Mrs. Deering was well Jleased with tho Mnnoa) after at a dollar a lay and ibe lays counted up an effort of 1 j hours. ANOW. to about fifteen. Lorenxo was working 00 j a contract and just here is where there ap-1 peered to be a difference of opinion. depart from Nrabvillo ere thia will be rant, . Falk said it was a dollar pay for every you, I will, with your content, transfer Jsriu. Hotebki— rested in jail over the privikge of corresponding with your Sunday. Just a timplo care of drunk and And tbe wimcaacs agreed that it wu excrUent paper to my friend ••Anon” who disorderly. ju»t exactly ao. will acrid you thia note, and will attend Oiir fticW'i Freeman, of the State DeLorenxo explained to the jury how it parunnit at Lansing, did a little rutrical to do so until my return, and if he and. tag io Barry county last week. ycu datrobim lo 80 ao, bo wiD continue in tbe future. - I desire to notice ope item Wr dcairo all suUcribert living within before fearing the villa, vtx., goraip hat •ix mil u of Hartiugt, to aotde their ba.'. ; moved into their now livery stable on. ruMriiptfen witbiu-two weeks. it that Wm. K- •* about. to marry * our । State .iroct, which they have erected this The jerenc of bate ball advertised for ; \ranyr at 1 emt of over I2A00. The Friday last did nos come off, the Bostoc | exterior of the building preaenta to fine tn not | ittieg in their sppearanoe. ,j appeeraacie aa any on the street, while its ■ Mb. Kditob —it was your ournwpondf'J*-cr I'tll took the editor of tbo lug > interidt it a model of conreuienee and llieh things are sometimes unearthed eel's privilege to attend n ramj^mseting l>.:,- County Ikriioerat to tbo cooler, one comfort.' Tbo Awreruenl. which extends in courts of juatler. A case waa recently at Calsdonis, Kent county, coinmcncing •1 lit week. Served him rieht under the entire building, affords ample tried in the Circuit Ouurt for the County Aug. Hth aud ending ou ths 19th ; and room for a large number of bo—ea, and the of Barry, brought ou from Justice Court, aa it has been reported that it waa a piacc first floor ia divided into an office, wash­ ■ Middleville school another year, wm which, if it did not involve any great of eonftmoo and wickxdurws, I w*uld room/ and carriage room. Above thia is a tbe city Saturday and Sunday. principal of law, at least poeacsaed suffi­ simply «y thst it is entirely felse, uelelarge 'loft lor hay, and still above thia a cient interest to keep every uno in the those that have reported this are the Musignmery Quran's drew in racsiting room for ttoring carrfegre and tfeigbs. Al­ e -trongn t kind of pro. oommendatiou* together it ia one of the finari stablm we guilty |«rtira. Very good order w— tnaintaiped during the whofe mealing, conhave ever sera. brought for rcrovery of a Doctor bill, and •'.Jcnng tho crowd uf people that were ftsMral of our Barry county millers are The Bmtings—the Ionia bate ball dub the trial illustrated to the Jury how he present during tbe meeting hour. Ou tbe r ivi-ing farmers lo sow Clawson wheat so that expected to walk away with the Clip­ operated and performed hia cures.. Here Sabbath there wm * Urge eoncounw of make a superior quality of flour. pers, laat Saturday— forgot to come. It is io a verbatim copy of the plaintiff's bill of [>eoplc, cf whom about throe hundred and Tbe miatfonary social at Mrs. Bjtauld- possible that in tbs course of time ft may particulars, and it may be of io term: to fifty,poke In fort fcasCand probably as tg’s U»t Friday waa well attended. Suf- occur to the honorable gentlemen compo­ the medical profession, and aaouroeof fnn tnsuy more thst would hare witoooed Sciant iuoJsfcrere secured to make Mrs. tes that dub that setnedtoa. people do as for tbe bar. Sir, Inks notice that this it for Cbrirt bid thry had tbe lime. There they agree. Tho Clippers were al consid­ slirnaan.a life mctnUr. bill items of plaintiff's driaand The peopls of Big Rapids sltnoM unani erable expanse in preparing far this match in march, 187fl, goin to defendants and ought not to bare bern trusted in so miHiriydemand that a stranger take charge bouaa and rubbin daft, and his wife firn of foiit schools. ■ They must bo a'hard foe shabby a manner. The Bostons are prob­ times at a dollar a rub, for which be agredg number of ccurmioua, they could not be ably some fifth cfea> dub, otaposed of old to pay SI a rob—5 rubs, of peojlc up then- tn please. ffi.OO estimated. The meeting waa au entire women snd cripples, and got ashamed ef Do May 8 goin to Hefts, house and Wm] Mitchell, was Bond for assault ■ntxaaa. God waa with us ia greet power 1,1. (.if. mI, 1 tbe score they knew they would make and to blow and to save. Truly many were and bitt.-ry before Justice Riker on Fri­ hsd sense enough to May away. At loss t the slain of tbe Lnrf-- The ground waa day |**i He was used like a gentleman— they ought to bare notified our boys trial dedicated to the Ixrrd, and it it my fined oily ibe crate. some of th.ir .wooden fees had given out prayer that each returning year, aa the and that ths old ladies had Jost lh«r speopeople of tha lord ehall coma up to wor­ romn. (rem Saginaw county, where David tadra aod could not play without them. ship, God may come up with them and Scxdat Pick txo<.—Rev. Mr. Gallup, 110.50 pour ths Holy Ghost upon them, so that pf Grand lUpida, preuoUd. morning Tbo jury returead a verdict for the de­ it may indeed be the boose of God and evening, in the J!r«wbytprign ebnreh. and fendant, sod tbe plaintiff thinks that the gates of Hrgven to many precious abo spoke at the Court House »quran in Courts and juries are becoming terribly 1 I . drug store dma fa-nfes in gsod atylt. Y-. &ritihk.. hsr (TMl— M«j—ly Jem »H prwsal asSrly a, *J*gsal an sppaaraa— k. 4—* many aa Amri—e lady, vh* makes h«r awn dramas «a a -DsoMstif., ttewira Waeblae aAsr th* -I*. ----- -■ " a—v_ x<__ H l® but burineaa is burinear, we cannot give away tho paper any more than th* ferment can givujtway their pigs or hens. rich <0 took up their school books. There leema to be worm to destroy /there are a few alleys and back plants in »rarythinj this year. Tho currants, cab­ Harin:#* that would stand a ehsuiing up. bages and tomatoes arc suffering tbe most Thu>- m a great itching in certain quar- and ualcM something is done •puejijy they url fur a arnpet tournament in this can not be raistd in this State for soy length of time. Tbe State alionld take bold of this pest quaatfoq and offer a I irgr reward to any person who.can devuc a practicable way ip banish them. Tbe French and German method mot be adopted—for ths government to take efllcicut meawir®. lo destroy vermin before they become so plenty that the ratting of particular reaps tnwt be abandoned. Balance of Our Spring and Summer stock. - ili|! Many farms— who intended to sow wheel thia wevk will be obliged to post­ The rune of Evaliuc Malrancy r». John pone their labor for a few day* iu cutw> 11. Keith and Henry Stevraa, foe Urapaaaj quence of the ami bring too wee The to pcraou wa* triad by yury who labored Clawson will be the priodj.il variety over it for nearly two day. and finally brought io a verdict of no ouua cf action Appliaufou ha* been made fur a new waa in the neighborhood. |/Aoy newspaper publisher who will «ad hia paper an unlimited time -without pay toTiave.” it rare to go to .mad, and any aubaeriUr Judge V« Zilc very who h.n tbe cheek to ask four years subdown upon” all suroerfis scriptfon would ask for a free coffin u hi, »ery to the cUano u. m «■*®rneys, who have to bottle Bp their bil yekr and the mao that don't pay it won't hngsgate for some future occasion. The pet it. Bo there. Next week another let tax payers will bo bcocfiUcd by tills of those alow ehapa will f*H to get their The Hastincs attorney, are gentlemen. county news. We don't like to do this, jkuieutlwe the M. E. Sunday •padiic ut Leach Lake on Friday. It i* about time fool tbe litd* bo with tbe Hatting, wheat market ami are marketing their grain at Vermontville, NaahviBe, and other pointe. 81 A wonderful urine was heard coming from a residence in thia city one evening last week. The neighborhood was alarmed aud ravers) started to learn the trouble. They did not g,t into the hotue aud were not riow in guttle; gw>7. Tbs gentlemen of tha bouse wra having • little diverafob iu bis own way and did not we.a to allow •ny on, to interfere with hi* pfewure. Nobody waa killed but a sore hiad or two I during tho terra of arioei school. H i A Chicago paper of last week remarked that Judge VanZilo w» at the Tremont Houae in that eiqr. The Judge to a r»d rixed individul but hardly large enough to ,it in the office of the Tremont. Houk and at the nme time preside iu the Court Hotue at Hastings. The jury is out discussing tbo_____of Orno Strong vs. Chsries R. Putnam. This tri.l was of considerable interest, aod there ia much specnlstfon ra to the verdfoc. Trrepa- to peraou waa the charge. The jury hare just rendered a verdict of guilty aud fined Clw defendant IlfiO. �Rural Topics. Legal s. Contract. MIC! E’sjeL; ■ifterr, but they will ■ beyond.« . “~»>onal Talcing Efiwct June 24th 1877 THE . HASTINGS REPUBLICAN' BANNER. good hotel-koept-r. Has The Largest Circulation, can establUh 1>i> other thcrougbbml breed of cattle. Is Radically Republican in Sentiment. Ia it £&BS& mraussw: -tsjKasaw >16 VW ftrl Wane, Jatkm & Saiiui 1 SAILMM. BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD And a* a Loctil Paper is umwrpaNied in the State. GOING WEST. In thia Stain Short-Horos are aa *T>TMM. Subscription Price only $1.50 per Year meloocholy right it most have been. dairy. "J. Gkat.—Pack my box with in Advance. Ji# dare-devil,' would In Our • do not use Short-Horn In their herds JOB DEPARTMENT, nd aftcr-uuiedy proposed to do riot in the neighborhood at Ixmtsville, 11 sight, s^bn-eched cluse to tbe walla of tl>« city witli<mi dtaeovery Tbe amilndt .w.k.1.! <u< u. „ li,. „ M head of Short-Horn in it. K PtsaovAt-—Sarah Jane, WyT™?u«»rTixirn JU..X return to Wc are prepared to fill all Order* promptly for " ?*"J- | At all events, send key of closet where the 1 gin ia. Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let- • How to Get Married Without a Mas- , —— <4 W rW. Akm. ...I, >UM. . .j&.ijs Um —M S. Esaajisisjs v ter Heads, Note Heads, State­ the city, and quickly made their way un­ opposed through the streets to the bouse lo which tha. lad guided them. The boy ran in and informed the ladioa that delirmnee had enme ; they hastily collected u few valuable artidea ot wyurin'g apparel in a bundle, and, placing die rracucd party in 1 the Center uf the column, Shields started Rustic.—"Good-bye, Beuy. We b«a going for good!" Betty -“Theo mind The Reliable Sheri Lto. fris ;s--;s is ness and Calling Cards, &c., &c. lariaajuia.oirioiT wr sscffnaawas .< Ik. frotel. O*u la th«« State St.. Hastings, Mich. •“‘Ifcs OvMBasHs.Lv' fin 1 ‘•Si. *5 ' *';«> ll»aM04 j U W 1 4.1 > • U j ; a MsAUsvai. | IS« | XM | • U 1 t 3> s?£wrta'5iBl ; iff - s st VsriaiMvtllv rill 1 van- 'us ! vM ^“iis S |!|| 1= rwatoSE , SpaMMBW n*M«4 ia right: aalt pork will prevent oow> eating their piga. hat ix nuiiT n.tnxs. Wc cceaaiooally accin agricultural pa- of Vermont, faUadrad while carrying in an pen that hay eat and willed a Hille, and armful of wood. Show this paragraph io carried diroedr to tight bonu, u-preserved ■isi U06«« am Geo M. Dewey, Editor. I I wt two. I then gave her the salt j-ork, and ail wm right again. I shall watch in onr family ever felt the slightest tempo! (uture, and have the pork ready. I should wo uius: course, ana me htaies wen micfj bestowed for the ttight in a hut aud nude aa comfortable as punibla I How lie was called upon to sonant lor the night’s work will bo beat told in Gen. Shield's own language: 8 RAN I RAPIDS DIVISION. ments, Envelopes, Busi- backyard. American camp wu now aroused, and । |iekcU wm firing rapidly. Bat the mult soon ceaaol on both ridca, the adv taroua aoldiera retorted to their quart ■ a r-a , bat oec herd where Short-Horn blood HAw. l.uu., WaBasb A »«uk r ."■-.‘ZsitKa* “■ : iiwaiA.'SMa WS£SWgSff2t.-i:KS; ArWr . 8Ai~“.-. .-s i i,x ' .L. vu-L-t xaVilEr-wiSl .’X;^TS21'SXSS,WTSJ nx«*r»l» wd aeruui "Uh all ..run. ■GirnM tk«m-a b>* Wrvaw ^.aulHr.b . . , . ®*BU “ lx*’- Hcre “ ” M'”rt FuUlh. ,l‘* 8*I«ntlfic Fsrmart "Tbo itcproved piac.ito is to cut with a mactiioe, tedder it a few times, amt draw it into the ■•Madam," mid a certain uamelea. <,tul bare the mow day. ICaoeh wilted ittom to Mrs. Brown, the other day, “youxre talking simple rubbish." "Yea, air," re­ plied tbe ever-enubing lady, “because 1 wish you to comnnrbend me." 'rrwS are comparatively tight.’ llccefct axperi- United Buies or Germany, an neither <4 "iK.M-.ta. fully turn down hia coat collar when it building, claplxnrdrd tight beneatb, Ever ainee Cerro Gordo wm Cragbt lie had add rensed me aa “My Cerro Gordo friend,"- pla-.tcrcd inside, and with' slight ventila­ • .. • > .. — I-— 1 (km. r.'_:r— tion, which Waa at oner dosed tight and ft Tie Gra! Sato TMrwjkBK. Northern RAILWAY COMPANY “Mim C —said a gentleman, one i evening, ••why are ladies so food <4 oft. cm?" “How stupid!" replied Mix C------; “u it sot natural and proper that I a lady should like s trend offer, sir T“ OENTBAL Uris* Uii Ik.. ^•lalk.auiam .IIMmwiIm •■ . <• ”k«r»*sth» fuwU«.i mi «=^EES54Hii“.;i that it only required about half the drying Depot, 104 READE STREET, Hew York. put into hia barn iii a damp condition, and A French ebemiat make* pills on which GEO. WOODS & CO.’S chvigiw cautiouily in customs that always bring by" thia tir I rid Ihgl unde PARLOR ORGANS ‘h> Baying that I would disgrace you; I •no toward you. But you are greatly blame in the. matter, air. Too Lave “ia friend Jatnm Urines wltbhi ?" 2rg53^3£gffi,ik “I Company ? Did it lose much by esgo firs ?" "AU smashed up and tbed-sir "Tbott Midst thou i agouti" "I did." Wriljudg. After aomr farther A Ltviur Ft'XBXAL.—Soya a back-. mg in vain to get A letier from Gen. ommenibtioo. ' Pennsylvania “An inward monitor," replied a bright little fallow. "And what's a monitor T‘ ’ The iad-who pnta a liehod ickct when he meets hfa fad OLIVET COLLEGE ffiSK— a4r.at.tn tar aiulaia* a liberal man? WdL he attended hia own funeral.’ "No really." ntaiainM tho surprised pas- A TEACHER'S CLASS three days, dead. Son GEO. WOODS tt “Well, Aunt City Drug Store Docn.t Dcki —A mu um d-al aucnebody acct him. until J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS. Have JOO be Mwilling !••» ••­ ‘W1 L W" —' —hi-.' ~ ■»i —•<■• »—>0 —■■■.,> *1 IIW* lkri»-.» XI>u' .| Eflr.klr, ,nJ •t><>.«. I»«r. u aa • «M sn>t uotahl aa mU mart'“:"~ 'Goldradlbi \ - - MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescription* skillfully compounded. Also a full line of ggai4B;tt6sfc'ft ^S-JSs.ii-sj SiiErst/stass Sa^te4"=fAat rJSiJSSitft.&K.* Railroad � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-09-05.pdf f69788896888ee4daec21eabeb050fbc PDF Text Text p/t HirutLierf l&faf VOL. XXII. NO. 19 paSFESIDHAL AKD BUSHES CABB8 HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1877. Th® Old Reliable A Midnight Drama. rfr KPtrAM sru.nr. Hkk*. Canfag*., SUgh. urt CMrtrt Wm,. BUCKEYE GRAIN TTR.TT.T, Stands Without a Rival. Judgr.—C. W. Taylor, Lyman beriaia. Mum Shultx. Bert yoke working oxen Burton King, It* Soles are more than that of an^ other Drill in the World. C. J. Norrie «nd J. C Bray. sunutrnDmixn. _ More sold in Michigan than any other three drilhi. Trotting and Running, & J. BUriman. No Agricultural Implement in the World can boaetsuch a prec­ edence. I'HYSlClAN 4 SURGEON « in to. Ite.er meat. »trt*fa**^||^iy m. Ita feed is the universal favorite wherever grain is grown. Be- ATTURNKY AT LAW & SOLICITOR 1st —It is the only PERFECT feed without a change of geen. 2<1-—H iff the only feed whose wheels are tuned upon a lathe making them perfectly accurate. M.—It w the only feed that guages its opening according to the site of the grain to be sown. 4th.—It is the only Drill that sows exactly tbc same amount from each feed cup. Tt hao a perfect force feed grass seeder, a reliable land measure is well made and beautifully finished, "and is without a doubt, the PHYSICIAN & SURGKON. woodland, m tcsia. n the World. OVER 68,000 IN BSE Call and see it with latest imprt>vements at MESSER BROS. DENTIST Micbijan. Naskville ATTORNEYS AT LAW & SOLICIT­ ' ( traaarVairi. bradv Poultry and Ag'l Dcp’t'i Fruita and Vegrtable., nws or raia *«D a:----------------The Iwtnty-fiflh annual &ir, of the Barry County Agricultural Society, to he held on the ground* of the Society io the City of Harting*, net Wcdneaday, Thureday and Friday. October ltd, 4th and 5th, IBH. BEST GRAIN DRILL DR. C. RCNSELU _ _ ?«•■. M.Kaarrer. At 5 PM. Trotting of Thrr«-year olda. Tbunday. tba aecood day, at 9 o'clock •A. M. the Kxecwtire Committee will mere el the Secretary’» offiea to IB « .renew. in the Viewing committee. At 10 1-2 o'clock A. M,. the Jn-lgea begin their cxatninaULiu. At S o'clock P- M- County trot No. I will tecin, to be followed by Irtdim riding and driving. Friday, the third day, at 2 o'dock P. M the doable team trot will lake place, to be followed by tha Hanning Race. Boat pair 4 year oM Second do Beat pair 3 ymr old atran Secoud do Bert pair 2 year old ateer. Second do Bert pir I year old atom Beeuaddn Batt pair eteer ealvea Bort a to 6, halfBile beau, ia haroro. Three year old mite in baroro. Pint premium, H. aecood XX Trailing team. N*. 1. Bro 2 ia 3, one mite beat. Firw pramiua K, racoad, IX Io. 4. Boaaiag rare. For county horeaa with no record ; Bort two la three half mi.e beau. Fim premium, 115, aaeood, |10, third Judge*—George K. Reeser. A. W. Chapin, John Feighner Judge*.—Thomae Altoft, Geo. II. Kob- Bert 5 full blooded cattle 110 0(1 iraon, D. D. Smith. “ 5 pride rattle to be owned by Bort Stallion 4 year* old or over 110 00 one penon, 2 yean or over & 00 Bccooddo 5 IMJ Bert atalliou 3 yean old 5 00 Secund do 3 00 John A. hoborteoe, Cbariea V. RoLtnBert atallioo 2 yearn old 3 00 aoa, E. T>. Reed. . Bail with 5 bro ealvea * 5 00 DIvi.Iwm D-Slxwp. Swine aid FORCE FEED will sow all kinds of Grain and Grass seed as evly aa Sand runs through tut Hour Glass. And the k. cnrraj- HOOSIER IMPROVED FORCE FEED, With Fore© Feed Oran Seeder LIGHTEST BUNKING WAGONS IM -’hbj m Ik nil WtBB I* «tke W anted Suit, na s trnstiq ’ L . uniteSKIgrratajotkr. g^Haroesaes made by hand from the best Eastern Odk leather and every strap warranted. GREBLE & RUSSELL J oompray property in tbc firm Mam. g. AU tram* »r« atristly fotbiddra to drir* ffoter th*n a walk, within the ground* during .the fair, except tn the boro ring, and are rrautrted to move 11, at all tiam, the MOif d.nxttou, keeping tb. center af tbc ground co tbc bft. 9. No animak or rtock entered for comprtitfoo. can be token fTt>m the ground* until three o'clock p. m. of tbc Urt day ot tb* frir, except by permiarioa of th. MareUl, and aa preiuiunt will be paid co raimal* or artlcka removed in vfolrtion of thia rak. 10. Foreign article* wtefided fof e*bl bitfoD, .hall be m.rked a* rtteh *od .ball not compete with thorn of doqurttc m.nu POWERS & BARLOW hard xxr . Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, . !.:‘-,;:.T.™Ku2h<sr "•.’Sa Paints, Oils and Varnishes. if. J. MW/ Farmers, examine the WIABD CsrriaffB, Sin and Grmeiial PLOW, before purchasing others, I N TER 4t A, M. Iteek'i Carriage »b.p Every one waranted. Jt«»r«oa8L, • Those contemplating buying Mowers or Beepers should pee the Walter A. Wood Machines, abed a dim hgbt the worn of the tacit dc.xit he waJ\ guilty ol w’to hi. wig left him unable to Beet John'a ov«rt>e«rieg iuMikno- with the quiet dignity be would have liked to a» r...n. ..ffetrd. Youthful experience tn gum. off hidrtrad mok now rtood Mm pnd Mend, nod *bowvd him nt a girace inutility *i rcft<e. of half a doa*a re* that would h»v. <WixM on* low rtined by th. apeoicw* bat too M*ily eo »M«J about it. mfrty that he could art ■lAp. Pwimp the Urt Unng lie could do w»» to qnirtly rtep down rtain in hi. ttockiofm, without drturbing anybody, .nd make rare about it He knew that be could, evto ic the dark, rtrer hi« way rtraigbt In the library. In thi. akrptem, excited Mate of mind tbc .light tinge of •dvcuUut ia hi. plan had u aunetioo. Every wheel is boiled in Oil. every bo* set in White Lead, rd The Skeins are set with the Patent Skein Setter, and the Boxes [ by Haudraulic Machinery, and this is the reawn they are the company doing turirtrt.racb,’may rater t iSt£ mid Bob frasiKrtly looked about him fur a hiding pUec. Bet aB the furniture rtoo l up too high from the floor, and tbc --------------- -• Het^emqj cm, but in the dark be the land lay, and hurri- wonted dippen pair lamp mate •of. piilow apciitncn machine rawing write. Ik Anv aaiteal, Srm or article, taking tbc fint premium at any fair, .ball, it coo ridervd worthy the aucceeding year, be allowed a dipUma, and on the eroood year after receiving aud pertain®, ahaU again ’ STUDEBAKER! boule blackberry win, bottle {rape wine “ cuUratfon canned frail by m* exhibitor Sycond do •• Bort pair WixJen rtockinra Second do Bert pair woolen gforea •* pot^ woolen mitten. “ pound WOoten yun “ white tfHWad Second do B«at piece-work quilt is one of the best Drjlls manufactured. Quantity of seed fowtj, fof the ring, dreignrting the daaa of boron draired by the jodgre for exatninati^o, regulated without change nf gear- wheels and a perfect FORCi feed, 'wbrn all boron of ’.bat cL» art be whether sowjng onp peck or four bushels per acre, which is the bruoght into tha ring. and thcae reBain until the judget bare decided upon their M cas^ with mo oTHjre dull, If you want a NEW’ WAGON be sure and buy the ff3 00 ] so 1» j M 2 00 i oo 200 2 00 2 V0 1 00 Bert center table J (>o Bert tbuing table 1 0Q BertUdateed y M Beet Sower «i.od [ uq Bert 6 common ehaire J on Beet’ parirt ehaire 1 W Bert rocktag chair t y 00 Beat ladteo aewing ehair y OU Bert work wand y 00 Beat waah atand 1 00 Aniria eoamcreted ia thio dam muat be the werk of uur county nuchanic*. E^sr’-’ erty that be nr hu tkmily cn»y exhibit. Bcm pair 5 yean old ot over 2. AU aninub ud artick. intended for .Socoodde exhibition, .ball lu> entered an Wtdnmday, ■Beat pair 4 yean old the firet day of the fair, at the < See of |b* j♦Second da Secretary. No deviatiop cap be Siad* fromj"Beat pair a y«an old thi. rule, X Exhibitor, will be careful to have their article* and rainitl., imng*d ta ( tSe»r proper plrara, rad in rearoe, otherwine lii.y wiU bu overlooked by th. Vtew­ ing Committee. 4. Card, will bt furukhol with nunbrr. a. entered at the Secretary’» ofooe, ( which «hould be placed near «>i»*li or articles ex>Liud *o that the judge, will, have oo difficulty in finding them. 5. Exhibitor* of bore*.. wiU take no- ; b. L Bart21m~w»gm Ncooddo B-ll—«ni^ Second do Bart mo bon. buggy SMoeddo B»« ri.RU .kigh Bret twu bone .leigh Bert b-b .leigh Bret Wheel burrow - • •rich wra thrt I nrt aoiay./Ut Judgro-purvr Burton, Mre D. R. Cook, Mm Wm. & Goodyear, Mra Waido. Barber, Mr. J. W. Rodgera Bert 10 yard, ftanoel |1 25 Secoaddo G& Bert twir woolen blanket. ' 1 23 It will pay you to Drill your grain. You will save one-half 1. AU coaprtiton lor preqriuma, judge*, ! bushel of seed per acre, and gain from three to ten bushels per and officer*, .ball be rodent, of the county, rad member* - f the *ociety, and no tutor, J odgea. — Cbrirttnbcr hi acre in the yield; but to obtain the best results you musf hurt a rated party .hall pare jad^omanl on prop­ Durfee, I. N. heder. ’ Drill that will not hunch Uw Mid, WHOLE NO. 2065. PREMIUM LIST Bert home coil 2 yen. old Second do Bert mare colt 2 yean old Second do Bart bone cok I yejr old . Second do Beat man aok 1 year old Fancy artldra, and artioia* of domertic manufiuture riiall be m*nufacuired in tbc county by the exhibitor, to entida them to a premium. ’ 12. No discretionary premium* wiU be paid until mroved by the Executive Commiuce, «od lb»y »ay »odtfr. « r»foM to pay tb* *•«•• «• they »»y d«» proper. 13. No .aimd* will be permitted to compete in more than one d**t in the brt, except th** anitnab competing in pain, may aho competa aa .ingle, fx mrriage or draft, .nd trtUe rauqrt.ng riagiy may .1 . '____ Itl.^» anlk. in rite county, enterioj the apaoUl trotting club., are urt excluwd from competing In the regular Iwt. ■ 14. The annual meeting of tha aoeirty will be held at tha Court Bomb m the 4tb, Tmaday of Deeombrr next 15. All prnminma not called for by th. pcculurly There oa tba table hi. ring glittered in the Ctfnl firelight, and, rt'bo ritpptd it on ba Gager, ba felicuat*? htasael! on hi. rare reraful enten>ri*c. Tbc room wa» M) ehanamglyCrty that he fell it would bo a .i* not to linger awhik So throwing himtelf oo a rof* before th. grate, be frll into . delightful reverie. , Jmd there, in that ebur, Angk luul »t during tbc evnning, and there he pictured her .gain, finally going and leaning over Judaea.—Len M. Dewey, Henry Havan, Z. B. Hoyt. Bert trio Light Brahma., Dark Bhahmaa, Partridge Cochin., Buff Cochin., White Cochin., Blrtk Coehina, Black Hamburg., Silrer Hamburg., Golden Hamburp, White and Brown Leghorn., Black Spaniab, Plymonth Rocka. Dork in., Dominique. Gee., White and Black Pclrt>d*, Houdam. Firm premium on each of th. above SI 00 Bert pair Aylmbury deck. Second do Bert pair Rouen duck* Second do ^r- ■ Bert pair Branu TurkeySecond do Bert pair common rarkey. frited to the rocirty. mxn rot »tock. The Executive Cooatpi<««i ukc tha <x> cmSm (o »»y tb.l rt>pl« M for *‘'«k fret of chnyn vB b* provid«l without f.U, .odpwticul»r p.in» "ill bo ukes thrt, ia ihi. rropert liter* *hnll be no a« for cmapkiaL right an ugly looking cum rword with a blade partly naked, while George hU a revolver at lull nock. Talling in a low tone, a. they called eoe another’. aUmnine to variou. aputa where pmmbly the burglar might U concealed, they went aoAly from corner to romer, ; n.biog even renew with the orord, and tn an attitude of rtreined attention to every aound Tbeir faree, grotmqwly Ht by the mingled Ere and lamp light, ahowed a tierce hunter’, look that made B<4> firirfy ” He did nrt dan/ to look at them hog even made a freaik effort art them, from tbc fear that eon run,nt might h»»« the ami eff believed rtroegly, though Oft myitrrie. of *uim*l ategwelima, penonality *bkh takre pface a. the prca»un nf other nimi. > withdrawn. To pcrenu of Bob’, ternntirr tneula! atmepbcre that premure k pernful when .ueb mioda arc Urtilr. rad often trkaotue when are friendly, if not in perf«-. amd. So thu now it wu with a pwitivwly volaptaou. Mmratioe that hit petmiaality expuadad till It filled aid fob tbc whole j: 5 The fire bnroed tad bumly lew tba ■hettk. tf bi* fracy. waaviag onoo again the alien varied pattern, of th* future Thaw .h.uio. had liuk kiewo Mwadaye, fur all the web *U>1 he unravelled uni rewoven, that through R might run the gut-fen thread rf A«g.c . fore. How rarely did U light up Ure fohrie, bc£«n » dull aad dart I Ute brooto nmntel dock ra>W with I Gumming & Filing Saws Win. H. Goodyear. fHWIACfJTEAL row PEOPLES U9 STORE. Phy.ui.it'. Pr*..ripliou. *n<l FenUy Recip— r-nrfaUy I*®- (KTsit will. Drop Md Cbroiirol« of purest qeality only. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Fraroes, until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. Brat bull 2 ymre or Efameddo Bwrtbnll 1 yrardd Braoaddo Bert now H.had Imm lying tin. a Ml hour, audit w- high time to roan, to Ud He left the liurory and liarivd acnm lb. diaikg room wish a l.*wy mra. Fwtap* bag priagactb. fire had dna r . ( ] < | . i « , 1 �H- R. Stevens Column Facts for the People. >re wise. Tl« other tdtoctimivc iv t. ienve tbc house st »osw, relinquish you. .mppmofflit, aud tiever are her anin. Make your eboiee. and as quickly as con reuhmt, far I'm gmurer riwpy," .nd U yawned JutPy. , H-4» sat fa, »u auitodu nt utter drjecciuo Staring at the aaben of the fire, which u are dearly. ••I'm wire I sec something." *°'J Angie, ptting up cm s chair. "It's oc'.y the shadow of iho firelight," rep&od John. "Light the gas and let us mak« sure, said Mn. McLane. Georgo stood unoo a chair under the cbtndelsvr. and lighted one of the burners Au inarticulate qsculatioa full from every mouth. A human figure war distinvtlyviriUe, t'dining along the top of the bookcase, with hie face toward the wall. The ladire woqld have forthwith qocto-c WM aetfrely bruised against a chair and iho algin of the boukeaaa. He atoed facing the group. His ryes mcchanieallv sought Annie's. What was his surprise not to peremve in her expres­ sion of mingled curies-ty and flight the slightut sign of recognition 1 A glance showed him that it was the same with the others. John and Gecrgt evidently sup­ posed they were dealing with au ordinary Wgkr, and the odiera were apparently [ Mite aa devoid of suspicion as to identity, fife wig! He had forgotten all about it: That ui Uiual their singular demeanor. The bald man in stockings, trousers, and shirt, ought biding in the library after in attempt on the silver, quitg natur­ ally failed to recall to tkeir minds the youth of rather foppish attire and luxuri­ ant leeks who baJo diem goodnight a few hours previous. As this feet sod its cxpkution broke upon Bob's mind be felt au immense scats of relief, iMtandv fol­ lowed by a more poignant pcrvepclon of' lite pwitwn. Ho had little time to think t*u» of SeuatorConUiu. SeoitarCemklinjlid not come boma to oroanise a raid apnn the adm'uvbtratKo, ho tenet ia oppovision to President Haym, nor will ba be. Of ararea Senator Conklin wauid have liked it belter bad Iu been allownd to oow- rnnut tn the cIsmcs whieh need it. There u room for ikillsd labor and the cnentry must have more of It; but the citioa can oot farateb labor for tbc thousands that come from abroad, who can simply work on the alrreis or toad a ear with earth. There is no market for their wares, and they have no more right to demsr-d that the public shall buy their labor than the *,You arc taking altogether too long s tailor baa to demand that the public shall time to make up your mind, Mr. Withers jurduae roate made ia tba style of 1700, It will make shorter work to call Angie," and so insisting, keep on making theta. finally said John, sharply, hia patience So at an tod. Ho rose and stepped to door aa be syoke. "It won't be nteswary, John—here 1 am f* saiu a dear voice, with a sharp ring in it that the family bad learned to knot meant decisive work, and Angie stepped into the room, her blue eyes flashing with indignation and her lip trembling with scorn, boeutifui as a goddess. Bub atartaJ up from hia abject attitude and stood facing her with the look of a man watiituc his doom from the firing Revolution in Kuntocky Polilics. sriuad. Aa be stood there, drawn, up to Politics make strange bedfellows. Some­ UM full bight, with just' a touch of appeal •oftming the defiance of his expression, it time* the favor is reciprocated. Thirtywas a manly tux and fipuro ia afritr- of all. two years ago Hou. Usuia* M. Clay of sBut her breakers received Angie's first at Kentucky established a newspaper in Lex­ ington, whieh was the only organ of abo"You mean, cowardly felkiwat" she iitou south of tbo Ohio. Thirty-two said, In tones of concentrated contempt den: wfll hav* in tbc Scn.te, And, by the way. th* Republican party cf the State of New York wm never in m comfortable * condition as'now, and the Preddeut's ehil *ervire refora te what baa done it. The spoil, <1ucati»n out of th* wsy, there te no difference. Gov. Fenton te back in the ranks in full accord with the party of the State, and all working together as ami­ able-** could be wished. The .p*op!s of the State, of both pasties' heller* in the Prreidcnt. and they will show it rt the Poll*. Only tbo disapoiated *r« growling, suds* everybody ioows the impriling motive of their growb, they can do oo harm. The best capita! the Prmidint ha, is lb* Get that within two week* over a hundred usde-s officials have walked the plank in thia city alooe, and there are mere being led to Ute slaughter. The fact is, the prendent ia gaining ground daily, ho baa instituted reform* that are soUally nfoqns. He has smashed machin* politic* of Lexington, and warned them that but a pane of glare separated the atuooth-akmncd daughter of lua*y, reclining upon her □tt.xnan, from the burly alave in the street. That sentiment aroused the foe. A pub, lie meeting was bdd at tbo Court-hoore in Lexington, and a committee of diiiens went to the office of Mr. Clsy, took down his printing proa, packed up the material and shipped the whole to Cincinnati, sub­ ject to Mr. Clay's orders. On Wednesday last, at a barbecue given near Lexington, in honor .of the election of Capt-'T. J. Bush to tbo Ixigulaterr, an unuxjwcted triumph of the Democracy, Gen. Clay was the object of special aticn lion. Ho glorified over tbo event. Around Repabiicans, have faith iu him, and are having more every day. Donahue, the lemler of tbo railroad strike* at Horociteville, was released from Ludlow street jail, haring served bis time out, but wm arrested immediately by ths Sheriff of Stubvn county, and was taken to Bath, nod put in the common jail. Itouahuc don't like this, for it interferes materially with hie purposes. He had made m> much notoricry by his connection with the strikes, that ha had made his ar­ rangements to utitixa U, by starting a po- much ashamed of you, Mr. Withers, she added, turning to Bob. with a softer but yet angry voice. “Did, you think, sir. that Ltook you for your beauty? I don’t care if Jl.u wear forty wigs, or none. You are absurdly rain, sir." bhe was smiling wv. ‘•Yon should kuow that when a woman lores a man it te of grace and not of works. Anyhow, John," she said, turning to him. aa if contrasting his slight figure with Bob's fine yhytiunr, -Mr. Tyiffr/iust/c^ t.rol the patronage of the State re bo has .Ione for so many ycara, but he recognises the propriety and justice oflhe Prwdwt's action, and aoqaMacos heartily ia ths new order ->f things. And next winter ho wU) thirty-two ycare ago, combined to dretroy his property and drive him f{om his home. One of the speakers—Hom J. Stoddard Johnstau, Secretary of State—ia the! coarse of his remarks alluded to ubis i iug man who bad a dollar to spare, would event in the life of Mr.Clay, and aNd : scud in hi. money, and dirt.be would at TT" V“ It ...UAMd.fcjta rf . te. mg Mr. Clay an exile, and however much , . . ... . k...j k... i™» hi. ,b«. I. -ta- UI"I"S ref4-- “•1 n-'“, P* >• still admired bis staUfsrt- adherence to ! Congreva on the strength of that hobby, what l.e believed to Le right. An old j For be it known that Nr. Donahue, like slaveholder and an old abolitionist am- ■ gratulating each other upon the defeat of ■ the Ik-publican party and the prospective ! control of the federal government by the . Democrats was, to say the least, singular. Bat it was not mote so than the pra l languishing in tbt jail of Steuben ronnty, eccn of a lire Ih-mcmtic adored orator, i ami a* the working men are too smart to rejoicing at the mom barbecue. °u the : same platform with Mr. Ofay. Col John-! advance anything to let him out, bo is stun, Mr. Bwk and Hun J. C. 8. Kltek-J likely to stay there some time. The labor bum, over the triumph of the Democracy i mnren#nt it hanging fire. Jhe managm of Lexington. Thumann came is Jacob are anxious to litre a strike, but tbcoperaRom. In Mississippi be wan a legislator, in Lexington he ia a preacher. IJc stumped the State of Mississippi _jritb i arc aterse to letting go their hold, sad Gen. Clay, aud was shot during the riots I ' those who hart not, hare no money to at Fair Point. He is just .ho sort of man Spot the thing through. |Aod SwlnI ton, Schwab and Thouipsoo, the orators of at the doerway sad asked: "What are you g’Ang tn do with the How to^lncreasa Pauperism. MUuu?’1 Bob evan then wm aide to notice that he There are too many natural roads to had never seen her so ravtebingly beauti pauperism without building any new ones. fol mi now, with her gulden hair falling Hx-Congreasnuu Roosevelt of New York over her charming draWJ/r, while her The latest new party take dty tbirka otherwise. He makes an ap the "Gulden Rule party.'* peal to Mayor Ely to rccummrod to the Chicago. The location isu city of New York to at onee make an appropriatiou for publie works, whieh will give employment to its thonmnds of nn employed men. He is certain that such a policy is wiser than to care for them aa otjecte of eharity, morn Christian than to A full line of Undershirts and Dra for FALL TRADE. Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT oow- ttrt. of a nire line vf WORSTEDS and SERfftt is latest styten in the BEST FITTING CASSIMERE8 .nd CHEVIOTS IHITE SHIRT ia the City. for A complete Um of COLLARS ,snfi OVERCOATING in ,w*4 Mik*- Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Strap mzw ft ■» C'm— — al,. raiitev ■sure wlsilve w m, «m* |>a«II ate Up. 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. TwentySeven Years A| lore than all of Barry County. The Mild Power CURES HUMPHREYS' Mr. Mais, bf Baltim TOBACCO. Homeopathic Specifics CROCKERY. t erm “ r tri KVf”’ti.'. . STOZSEE -WA.R.E. ‘ftsS&wMiaS: ad of MOO gsikme^of Ohio Ware. Il is the best. Smith Hogle & Preston. TRIUMPHANT! Advance Plow ■flic Selin iiciitf ■site Paper Futon ■flit Uidertraiif i atic latiiu Wifi 0IEST1C IONTELi TME LEADER LIGHT-RUNNING MOWER S- REAPER DOMESTIC HKWIHO HACRINK ffil HMS6S EEPOimii BAHUT BEST. their back scats. Being iu league with Tammsay the probability is they will not heed Uiis injunction. Ip tho.npanioo of the Milwaukee W'<‘»eoiMiit, Tilden and Heodrieka would do Plaater, Lime, *•* PriMImg, once, Wada Hampton and Lumas Quintiua Curtis Ufdlr being the two growing mao in the ranks of tbo Democracy to-day. JLcrnf BUaik! filwrrtmae CortUfimlaa. Str. Stueco, Plastering Hair, Shingles, &c. ■ wisest ic~s» ijc maciii.x oo. CRAMPTOJX’S ~ When it is known that ths story of Mr. Conkling's vpposii ion to the President's policy and that silly and dogmatic expres- IMPERIAL iSOAP ! i ip hi "' E THE “BEST.” the New York Sun, people will wait to hoar iron Mr. Cockling Jnet ■ though temporary relief, bat at the cost of ail oth­ notHng had been said concerning him. er wtanca, and result in Ito increase of the The Bangor Commercial (Dam.) dore number of people whose labor » not need­ not believe that there ere 500 men in ed, because in the older aeetious of the Maine who voted for Hayes last Novem­ country there is no longer a demand fur ber who will rote for Williams in Septem­ crowds of laborers who can only umi a ber. Of the 2000 Hayes voters io Ban gor* it dore not believe that five wiM vote for Waiiame, and has not board cf oae cy for public works. Already too much baa been squandered in tha: direriioo. The people are burdened with taxes, and this te a proposition to increase that burden, not to build parka or rtrecis which tbc city three reooths with all elaaaov of Vermont­ needs, but simply to give employment to ers rndding in not leu than half the roan­ fifty thousand men who are idle, because tire of the Stite, sad as th* reoult is sat­ th-.y refuse to go' where cmploymont may isfied that "the Republican* of that State uphold and rejoice in th* Pramfleut's poli­ be found, or demand that capital shall em­ ploy a kind of labor which it dore not cy three u> one.'* hi elover lady wholike sharply SecretsIWwitMM Mr.critickvcd Roosevelt's, If ■or theafford sister carried into effect, willdismissing doabdtsm ral General from the use she was not quslif duty, evidently mivte at Washington for itioas, and to a certain ith this heresy. Sue* three day. ti the railrosd trad nwbn will hr the owi SOAP. uxl that hungry 1 I The probability now ia, is, that there will be ity now no pwral strike here, thia fall. The aresun is too far advanced, and the would-be strikers haven't the mowey to do it with. the large attendance upon tho Rapubli meetings docs not seem to indicate a The proposition of Mr. Rcowvclt is not cline of intomt in the party or indif a novel one. Il te one to which Commun­ ists bold generally The journals which 11m Utica Observer pautions the Canal advocate public work* sod railroad salavid- Ring Democrats in New York to keep BROADCLOTHS for DRESS SUITS. BUSINESS suns. hlflriii Had bo scanned hi* prisoner ctady, he might h«t> dctoctod something fomliiar iu hia lincamcnis, but in caretaa contempt he took him iu with a swwptag glance m an average burglar, whose tdotiftty was a quesiiou fur tho j*>lire. - Ifc>b hal apt uttered a word. In the coUinfoto falsity of hte position be could tn-t indeed murter presence cf mind to rerolve on sny course, but ragardod with a k:ud of fatuity the extraordinary direction esocta were taking. But when George returned with the rope, and ortltred him to put his hand* behind hiss, he said, iu a tone to quiet that it surprised himself: "Hold m, Mr. MeLone , this joke ha* gone far enough. I am Robert Withere, a: your service, and I rrvpccxfully decline to be considered in the light of a burglar .^-irel Mhw. < ,'ZZ. CiwartM'v Jotiwrtst M«i> to ths Bsm. Cnm»«M>-< las-rlst Seo* u lb. 1U.U ttaaa»Ska*vSav«tS*t K*a>totks Bail Cr»«.*u*'. b**uW«MS 1. Ik. But, Gleanings. , tbs post RopsMtaa Hoads? staatag of sp* need. There is such a eta* in every'city; and Boston Aidermen hare reesnCy urged PATENTS them. The "cumtitnenfs," above refer­ red to ehoukl have elected Goa. Joe Haw­ ley, then there would have beau uo doubt on the question of srmod currency. Some Democrats cf Delta county, Ala- rmM ^,'Mm Link, D W«. Camptail. D. t (Ua drunk. Aim Utt. p&i. drw.k. �/ The efty schools opened ou Monday of this week with a full attendance. Tho following io the Dumber attending in neb department sod in the ward schools: Hivh‘Bohool, 46; Grammar, 45 ; Intennediate, 53 , 2nd Primary, 54; Irt Primary, A, 41 ; Im Primarv. B, 56 , An Ohio paper lelU of om of tha eas­ terns of sons ol the pwpU of the Slate. When a young man uf Upper Sandusky calls on a young lady of that place, be finds a Murphy badge ou one corn* of the ran­ ter table, and oo the other corner the miaiatnre of a tniuen, and before proceed• iog to business ho is required to chooae . which comer bo accepts. A long cummuuication from John C. Cutaran of Hope Center hss rreehed .us, giving a glowing account of tbc work done in that section by tin) Reform Club. it wifi be well enough to uy Ural we de­ sire comspoudscce fn»m every locality in the County, but, of course, we want the 'fhere will Ke no services at the M. R\ news fresh sad crispy. Long articles are CLur.-h next Hol-bnth. not desirable, particularly when the events A f.c.appke find their way in market deteited are only of ncigbotboad interest. and bring a gwd price. . We don't get mad at ths Expavndrr Th* attention of Hastings people is in­ for stealing local items from the A'foteamoa, becauw. 1st, the editor indirectly admits vited to T’sln»cr> new ad. thia week. of.having so doos-, sad. "nd. the Ex. is not to luy to “reha.h,” but when the Harting. Ranneb takes a whole half column of editorial, won) for ward, from tha A/ato*maM- awl nlafwa tf ak< r lias been dccidnl in favor of oplrinacts. •• jf tljew days there will be a dead tl>- ratfread track; and we are not nwra ever htei m original editorial. Read the premium list In this reek's Mr..Slain, iff Baltimore, Barry county, ttecM^ • ’1 ten LuiheU of large, perfect, Ipaper. You will find souiodiiug there to Hocftem*. They brought $4 par buslicL ! 'inters* you. Krery person U interested jo the suctwai of our county faig and all ’A little fellow, who lately moyedioto’ ' should take a<t»«ive part iu procuring at­ town. ls»‘.'Monday repotted to his people ' tractions for every deparunent. There that he t»t»i have new books, as his i ought to be a grand display of lowers and i bouse plants, as well as bt turnips, boct> We wt-ubl adggest that at tbo next base ' ' and eatfoagas. Nothing so Uanlifice a lifl mstah a way l-c obtained to got on the ■ home aa a properly seloctol sMOrtmeut of ' Fair Gr.Mnds without taking the gate off ' house plants and lowers and ibntbs far the the Uwgcs. yard. Lei there be a good display and i» The roj-ort that a dose a weddings were there is no premium offered tor any thing toso.-ur in Hastings this fall may be true except for the finest collection of honse plants, we hero offer for the finest bouse . pfofit of any dreeripteou, to be designated i by the .regular committee, a cue year’s pud up subscription to the Bamwbk. Ksnon Bamsxx:— Having t., viril Ora^’Ue1 lB. to town, a fnoeral vroo<M*>n w<udit« its way to thu Bsprirtshureh. Upon inquiry * to. •*««* i«ieU -------------various rumors Hn was some weeks since arrested upon suspicion of hav­ ing burned a bant neatly iw yewre ago io the town of Goo Pfaim, Allegan ««y belonging to one Herbert. He was taken to the Allegan jail, where ba was given a good taaoy liberties by the Sheriff, m he seemed u hav« no f«re of roe riotion of the crime charged, therefore manifested no desire to escape, atd the Sherifi let him work io the garden, and take care of the Sheriff’s bone, etc., through the day, and al night would imx be locked into bis cell, but merely bo locked in the jal It s*-ms that oo Monday the 27lb, he was out m u-ual looking after the Sheriff's chores, sod just before locking up tiowt of tho jail, be Kcrvtly left, but the sheriff auppauag him to be iu jail as usual, did not know he hsd left until morning. Wicks cause to Orangerille, where ho had a farm, went toe neighbor by the dame of Caswell, where it secuts Wick’s youngest daughter wan, a girl sInui ten yearo of age, and there took supper Turehy afrernoua. Hu left CaawriJ s before dark aial probably went to hix own betme. Be it koown he wm not living with his wife. He bad been twioo married, and had separated from both wires, and yon : will remember that he j-oeted in the Bais KB, the first one yeans ago and the last uno so®ctimo last winter or spring. As shore staled be went to lib house rind took his dock and dothes line and went back towards Co­ well's, but between Wicks aud Caswdi's war tbc farm vtone Bagley, tho farm for­ merly owned by John Patton, and io one of the Adds ofothe shore mentioned farm, on Wednesday morning the body of Wicks was found by hks daughter above spoken of, snepeuded to a tree. Tho little girl Our rcbol was opened vn Monday fur the year. Prof. R. W. Huntington as principal sbd MlB M:m Medartuy xod Sirs. Breby m assistanta. Pupils -stteadlog the first day one hundred and thirty- PROBATE ORUKM “ SfflISSig ting down one nt the beautiful thoroughfarm of our village, ooe morning last week, he war accosted by one of the oldest set­ tlers of our Tillage who revealed to me the startling fact and surprising news that our rille was bom only nine years ago. The first slick that cut by The land upon whieh our village is now Mtuated was then a buwliug wildcracM inhabited by the beast, of tho forest and tho rod men who went their way unnolsslmL The Tillage is now situated npos both banks of Tboenspplc river, which afford, abundant water power for the preesnt and will for all time to come, and anywhere 'fountains uf water can be obtained by dig-ti.g or driving welb fifteen foot oe less. Our village has now a population oftfrer one thousand, contains sevon dry goods, two hardware, three agri­ cultural. three mHHncr, (and another com­ ing) four grocery, two drug, three jewelry, and ony feed Stare, where ah kinds of fe^d that he died easy end at onre though bis neck was not broken. In hia t/xAet „ GOOD ms TO THIS PUBLIC! PROBATEORDKRl ’ STOCK OF GROCERIES Suit* actually worth |7.50 now only $5.00 Suita actually worth $10.00 now only $B.60. Suits actually worth $12.00 now ouly $8.50. >. Suits actually worth $15 00 now ouly $10.00. Coat* and Veatt really worth $10.00 only 7.50. • Coats and Vests regular price $12 00 only $8.50. Boys' suite $1.00, 1.50. 2.50, 3.00. 4,00. Boys' suite for $4 and $5 worth 50 per cent more. Mena fine all wool pants $2,50, 3.00, {1.50. Men a all wool Coats, job lotted Mixes, Only $2.50. and 3.00 worth 5.00 to 8.00. MEN’S WHITE VESTS worth $1.25 only 75 cte. Men's summer coats 25cte. M^n's heavy linen pants for 85c, worth 1.26. Entire stock to be sacrificed to make room for our fall stock. FBOPLB OK BAKBY COUNTY STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, . LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St., GRAND RAPIDS. ___ ________ COMPETITION DEFY Lost $100,000 $20,000 Reward! For rhe Utcst stxl bmt, stylm in Silk Handkerchiefs, Scsrf., Ties. Collar, and Cuffs, gu tn G3 Monroe St, W. A. PaLmk*. Grand Rapifo. . |<< D«. Buuco.i~Gn and after Sept. 1st, medical tarnm Bsrmm. ■onus IM «rt,« d.llus iroitard Q ««h 1st b«4 ru> ih«M. fw i> tk. rtH sf tao.rtna. 1 T-'l'S nr mi<r. Mkshteaa A special meeting of the Common Council wm held at tliAr room Monday cveniox August 27th. 1877. Hi. Honor Mayor BeqUy in the chair. K.I1 of Alderman teaag called ths fob ' lowing were present: Jtld. Abbey, McNaughton, Spaulding, Winklomsn, Tomlinson and Young—6. • Absent—Dewey and Y'oun«—2. Miautss of the previous mating were1 read and approved or amended . The fuMoviog rtj«t of Side and Crons All peraoos indebted l-> the firm of AL IrtL 41 Trcgn, Milliners, of this city, are! hereby notified that their account/ mint positively be settled by the 15th of 8«p-J BY A(.L .ST0RE-KEFPER8 CHESTER’S CURE! §20,000 RE WARD ' ‘ EECEfftY JSCOWffi SEED! „ ----------- ----------------- - Asthma, Utat all our aoount. should be settled by liroiich it 18, September first B*kt.ow AGoodteab. The partnership hetwren E. F. A I. W. Brown ba. been diafolvcd by mutual I “ agvixteeat. taking effrcl July 1st, '77 11 hare OMsduded to remain perms orally in Hastings, and will be fonud at my nvidunce, the house lately occupied by Mrs. Iraae Holbrook, corner of Blate and Broadway Sta. 14tf I. W. Bnowx. Hriek for .Seat myvsrf'gitwo 23d, in Rutland. liitxBr L Nkwtox. Dec. 5th, 1876. xxiBJU — ‘ , Sarsaparilla - - 1! te Sip df teBIG HAT. taatekMwMktlwIWW Z.’ B. WilHson Aria to thank his many ING TH KM AT Mt'CH £0»0! PHJ('£S~Don t fail to are the gDude be- j Wanzer & Barnes. fore purchasing. SIGNOr BTGHE3LA.T GROCEKIES. Friday t!i| Fair Ground, between tho Farm, waiting in • victory for the form­ 8.J. B. ibis city and the “Nino er of20 to 15. Itajuing. On account of ap<hirao» the game was diaeon- Ihei seventh inning. The score pili 7 to Nine Spots 2«. r. ^bermut, pastor of tbc M. E tlti. city, today Imres ’us for -. whence be will s» to his new ibor. Three ywra of serriw people lutro procured for him os friends. The best wishes of inity will follow him and his ewoily wherever they may be rent. Ourtown was graced with two wedding* Sept. 2nd. While writing I nndentand Allen baa returned from the Rapids with hia 150 reward for tho stolen home. W. L. B. We bad a very fins Sabbath School Cri.bration at Wm. Lindsley’a grove oo the 30th. Seven schools were reprcaent- AL..: .luxMxut, nfworic has Iweo doo# is the r,» of removing bodies from tbo Udgnre yard. Comparaiirely few re■«iu. It i. to be hoped that next year th. puk will be improved to imeh an ex­ tent that the public mil find plreaure io •“king its retreat. U should be ssxdased "J beautifo-d in crery porniWe tsanmw., Thu p«k »UI some day be the pride ol VVoodteod ttnm*. FanMM are mmmeMiag to rot • This ha. bms. . hrakhr.1 MMO. J” eonjde. C.um dm, (mm all. ' *». la LSI. SUGARS. CARBOLIC OIL TOBACCO, ------ aDMUB:----------- B. Sunday School ptenic last Hope Center. Friday a suercM In more ways than one. Tn crowd wore thoroughly .reach- ' I wish to 0vo you s short akste* »f our Grange, kijowo «« the Hop. Grange i>’o. 144, st th. last meeting. LoU *t our th* take, hut notwithstanding tltesa tub Hal! in this uwnstiip. on Saturday faapa th: tittle and hlg girls and boys had। nine, Aug. 25,1877. They hsd a f*<t ....____ __ - —to * p»4 time and would be ready to go apid l'- • fire: opportunity, -rain or ao d«r in ibis city. Music by Lire Reed. Uro Wood, and Prof Rhoden foil bond. Supper at Gib Mstbowa'for nigtay ewwts Ed. BAimn: Thursday Atom’mg, about tms o'clock, intelligence was conreyed (to Juatace Nichol, that Stephen Wicks had rommiuel suicide by hanging himself to a tree io om of John Bagley‘a folds i*o and a half miles front this vD- of all hinds cured. Cancers of the III mat revered without breaking the akin if takso early. Knits «.* Med. Very little )«*It has been aaccrtrined that bo ap Adopted by ayes and nay. a* follows; pearcd in tbs vicinity of Parton IJoWor Ayos—Abbey, McNaughtoa, Spaulding, rome four or five days before be adju-fod that nrefofe, am| h«! M troi the Winkleman, Tomliaacn and Young—G. Nays—None. hands of bis daughter, who nsidrn in the By Aid. Totnllnson: fondly pf Mr. B.^«ry jhiilrnt that the 0<re«t Comsillteo bs sad h appear, th* aha wm an one of her ar«>ortt7 autbnvW to mum the F*J*ag matt visita, arid diacs, erod the body o( ot Brcmlway, saulh trow CraiarMrvte to W<Jher d-mmsed father. Adopted by ayes and nays m follows Ayes—Abbey, McNaughton, Spaulding, Winkleman. TomlinaoD and Young—6. Naya—None. The rrport of Aid. TcrmltMoq, Chair- Wodumdaj night a stronger traveling with n hem and buggy rt-H-d Mr. a-A— Allen's and rtacyd until morning and traded horacs, exchanging s very fin. bora, far sti Ud blind * hi. obj-rt Uing to obtain 115 to dischargn a debt due chu d>y at Grand JUpida. Later in the §20,000 REWARD Catarrh. '•WONDERFUL CURES book war twenty-ulu*. dollars iifmoRcy, Our Business Houses. and the following written with a pencil od .i It mlgbrU e>«Jectarcd by parties re­ a scrap ut paper: Anr. iL at the Hotel de t’res«y : Sun*- siding outeude the city, that we barn Terr day. Ar-lrew Link, D. A D. Monday, few business houses, from the Mmple fact Wm. Campbell, D. & ». Ifau Shay, that oo few avail themselves of the facili plaia drunk. Alvin Rice, ditto. Bun, I tisa open trthem for advertising. Aldrieh, plain drunk. We have perhaps aa largo a number of ffoxni -of H<i]«*riaors will med weal groecricW ioU diy good. store, ro any eity . The Sumo A. Wicks be speaks of, was n-<oth. All |«-reom baring bills agsinst of 3,000 inhabitants in Michigan ; and in i hialaft wife who at present resides at the county should hare them made out Do section of the State outside of the I I’lainwdl. She was is Orangerilk- el the properly aud iu tim-i-a.-, the Isw direct* in large towns con be found better scleelious I time the fawral was l«Hd, but did not aiI have the largest stock of Grooerim in of goods. We find -here aiveral of the , tend, showing cooehu|Te!y that she is a order to get limn allowed. tbcGtr, and will aril them for Best’ white wheal brings SI.15 to-day, best hardware, in the county, and the beartlex, or rcry queer woman. Your cor­ Accepted and adopted by ayes and nays lean money than any am! beat white wheat flour retails for S3. bu.-’ncss hooxs, take tnem together, would respondent has been aaquaiutnl with the as follows: The sbiivo it clipped from tho Battle i deceived for tho last tan yean, and knew Ayna—Abbey, McNaughton, Spaulding, Creek .A.NrNuf uf Ltet Thursday. On that be WM a preUy tough cu-toiprr though bia Wiaklcman, Tomlinson and Youbg—6. day wheal.sold in Hastings for 11.25. », pcasemod ofsome very goed qualities of Says—None. Falk, a son of tho now famous magnet­ character. He hM imbed led a chequered On motina of Aid. McNaughton the 1 hare it from 20 cte. to DO eta. per lb. < life, if his own ntoyies uro tp l>b preditod, account of Adam Hock for |S was allowed ic di-ti r of Orangeville, Is in jail on 50 nt. tea e-ptal to any in the eity diarpg A burglary. A neighbor’s wheat that rosta yon 75 eta. and I do not know that bls end ia much of and an order ordered to be drawn on the Om trial wifi eunrinoe yon. bis had Iren tampered with; and snspi« surprise to those who koew him best; Fire Department fund. Adopted by ayes . Qt'lMBT, Sept. 1, 1877. dnn f.inted, in that direction. He will though there are many in tho vionity and nays a» follows: The Quimby Base Ball Club, ami the hate hi. i x.fainaiMti ou Monday next. Ayee—Abbey, McNaughton^pealding, Unions of Hastings township, played a where he fired who-arem to manifest rooJlj’casc ball was played last match game of Brae Bell oo the County Winkleman. Tomlinson and Young-6. cu tre tiL-ht <if the 31 «t ult. Il wM-not seren , ■>.. ih i > dimsgn the erope ( ANY ARTICLE USED "-on-irjui STATIONERY will llnd w complete I- L vzpp x u invt-u - «>|.o- PMY DRUG STORE sot renioti ut the affair.. He sontbc clock 1 ■ State, ye», and the growth of Chicago bu upon ths ground nndtf the trcrt and »et I not been creatar for tire same time Amos. it running, and It was still runnier at tbc Council Proeosdlnga. time the inquest wm 'held. He had exe­ ground. Hia tnneth and ryes Were closed and his arm. hung n rurally by his aide. His general tppearahce woukf; Indicate tioitc ueeauig new books the coming term of Schoo Balance of Our Spring and Summer stock. ran bo bad at reasonable rates, we sra not soutpeUsd io pay three dollars pey quart for <>als as was paid tn a neighboring city some days ago, ‘ but perhaps they were an extra kind, tbs'is to ray. oats,’’ raid a friend at tny dhow Wlio rcetned to knop, and other stores to numerous to mention. Wo have four hotels,a Urery, opera house, the finest in the Grand Birer Valley be­ tween Grand Rapids and Jackson, a foun­ dry, threi saw, two leuring, throe planing, and one carding tnlB, two Airolturo facto­ ' .l,en lhe neighbon gathered together at ries, three churches and two saloons, In the «emi r,f horror and a messenger was whieh Hastings exoeib ut and only in I rent to Orangeville fora Justice cf th* that particular, sig market U of Jhe best, ' Pcsce. Stephen Nickola Ea<|. and others al way • conducted by hmest men who are : »a»i arrive/l on the ground, where an in- ready at all times to pay the highest mar [ quevt was held, and die verdict waa that kei prices to tho fanners for their products, th-onid Stephen L. Wicks came to his * * al facilities are in a thriving death b; hi. own hand by Ltnjpag. The I rendition; profemionala co««irt of u body was tbeu takes down and convoyed j, editor " who ’ edits an excellent paper in the to Wick’s qwn rra-l.l-raiM^whcre it retnsiu 1 ; vllle, three ministers, three attorneys, five •d till it was interred' on Friday! following I i physicians but none tf these are of the in the cemetery at Orangcvitk village..| vMutg pcniuasi'jn Tho village ia sur­ The above are foci’ us near aa poX cor-' rounded by a beautiful and fertile country rrspuudent could gal her though almost every’ individual I saw hajl a differ- ! ■ the sp«»t thrifty anti growing town* id the rated himself in the most complete man. Closing Out! -------------- BYEJS------------- —, BAD UUm—- CROCKERY 'v.-rompoution U quality and P DACHE. WANZER A BARNES, jOtty Drug Store, SiiBB't Lire W liiiciis. �, < /-TB? By jlacb.gi 9B tU grtrtl: Cofltrsct. :t; T.H»< THE «r¥SE ’HkSS.' 77fr! Leading Paper of Dm Moiacw. Iowa, Aag. 2'J.—Deuils of a railroad acmdecton ths Chicago, Bock Island 4 Pacific llailroad, at the e*u branch of Four Mile Creek, seven tniJa from tha city, are beginning to arrive. The natnliev of killed is attested all lire f, tttecM CWt. Iu ehryaalia .ia ao Mt in tte winter ttec that they acorn I upon t^verytking that afford* them nt protection; even open tho door? h, KMhctteea appeared upon -lutbey were content with owrre; but whila thia teportDes Manes. Aug. 29 —The liody Um iddie the outaado leaves, they taken out from the wreck near Altoona at aatroi in tba head alao, and 3:30 p. m., was a Mnr Crow, the wife of a workman iu a pork h->UM in Bast Des Moioca. Her Lead was caught and masked between two can, and it bow pulleW off. Jm. Mu, 117, HASTINGS K^JJBLICAN BANNER. rrw>«»n«f' Has The Largest Circulation, Is Kadically Republican in Sentiment. OOKTT A.IJJTS TITE3 LATEST KTE^XTS, ia that of su editor who copied from a boa- i tile journal one uf bis own arUcfo and | beaded it "A AV retched Attempt at Wit." ■ •'AVbst I object. to,"aaid a Texas horae-: thief, aa ho waa about u be drawn np, ••is ' your banging me here in the run when there'a plenty of shade dona by; however, BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD rTstfff raa- — •*-* .Bbor.Bnj- Vbnxar wits Baas Ulla kaa wt»r U4 siri: "|sric&.“r.ra^SiiIt K m crore . Fort Wane, RAILROAD. Jacim & Saiiiai isss- , And tu n Local. Paper is unsurpasNCtl in tbc State. tfiionT usk nrr<KEX_ ____ IlQIIGAH AMD THE SOUTH. Subscription Price only 31.50 per Year Si$g ft/t ■ A in Advance. In’Onr JOB DEPARTMENT, 'aluoagallu rapidly dctfreaimg hpni eiuae. 11 baa already vpnsd orcr a aectioM of thia country, being uken them apart even with block and Uckle. The turn* of the last man taken oat was Thomas Dunaway, of’ Eart Ite Moines, It is new almcet as widc-sprvadaa the cab-1 who recently ran away front the insane tejreucaltivaud asylum. The bultcrfite have their Udics blagk above, with wipjs whiteTteftwalv may lv datinguwbed from UxMbi.by hr(rinR two round .spots, rareJy.Uwes, invted of one, m in the malt, upon the fronA wings. Undemraih'bolli Tito bridge was over what is known sexes*are alike,laid have two spots cn each sa Four Mik Creek, nine miles cast of Dre front wing, which arc usually yellowish, Moines. It is a hub stream, /generally y« eomettees with a grosninh tint. They quiet, and never before known to ’be as vary much is shade of color, but tho high aa it wa« made by the unpneedented ulwtre genera) flcseripliou will be suficient rains of juiUrday morning and the night to iftrebli-one Ito n:rogiiu«- them, as tbo • We are prepared to fill all Orders promptly for Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let•teiti ter Heads, Note Heads, State­ ments, Envelopes, Busi­ ness and Calling Cards, &c„ &c. CM icq -aioa wiU be white or nearly so, and the and the slight »light Variations of tint, from yd- IRANB RANKS DIVI8I0I, SIND IAP1II AMD DiraOlT Geo. M. Dewey, Editor. '"Thia buttrrfV dspueita its eg-ja upon the tests ot tfce cabU-e. emally upon the jtnd.v side. Ury are exretMmgly bcantifid when magnified. Iiaring adrlirate tint, variaUe as is the butterfly, and aeemlogly etched with a beautiful actwock of lints. ' Tbc larva: is.pale green, finely dotted with iihuk, with a yellowi«h stripe down tho bwek. and a row of yellowish spots along what oliKure. seme fsrnim do nut not ic* them, aril think thev bare another variety, whHt-pcsmlle.-wc have two'native epetira thu K«notim«v fold upon the eaU bnge. but they are eperea in numbers. State St., Ifastingy, Midl­ Several Engliah railway companies are Jwr/iSS? t‘> vlnn C»a, akMStUaa waa.if Ml s& v a,?uhsusss xrt.1 WZMfrAjWrJMArcS: Cui. Mrs. Mulcek-Ctaik has writicp some 1 Fn£«««» NMfetrUh. .aawt I ■Why place rteyvt.ieet, and change' tu a iryaalb, wki^ii, though variable io color, txealjj pie RMO, apexIled with uiinuln The second hroud pass the winter iu IjRaoadition, thia »peore, like our native -w. haring two broods each year. . vour lurdahipa brother, the Bi«b»p ■ WtoeU-tur, aulweribea," urged l)i> app! cant. "If I were x drofa. hr, I; u..ul auhamhe tuo," Waa the reply. 5f«o' The Gra' Suita Tbc find that oecura to m-»t when they f tlrew cabbage destroyed, is to quit । Ing them, aa they did tha onion, for w years, and starve theta out. Thin RAHWAY COMPANY stranger in Denver.- Why ia It that nr “magnificent dining way linen represent _ ----- ,____ n----- r of hoc coffee down his ahjrt front, while the lady optxwite him pours a pint of milk into her neighbor,w lap? The artists apjrur to miss all tho thrilling incidents. lying dead beneath hrr body Was end to be Lreatbit g and wav rescued and restored, nd now shows no signa of iaj»rvt.*l rffrom the leave* by click?, usually Tba dead were brought here (Del l».u. ot thaw, act in th* ground, nod a Muima) on a train reaching here at 11 j* e» of hotting pinned ot>. Thu ia done e’clock. Some twenty-five of the wouddHunihsdea with a small spy glass al the >:• ?• rwws way*. areordtag to the tact of end of the handle am becoming quite ■I.•’ i»raoa doing it, and when properly faahionablc, and the boys who disport £*-•• pewrenla the egga being laid upon jH texes, and to the cabbage prowa in ■ -jjy. Thia cuata, broidro tbo labor, ct“b fl,r rac,‘ rabbagr. ” •frlant w t»H done, packing the eyga U joy all there is of thia fleeting exiatonw, Is wb-a be makca tbo discovery, during the silent walchoi, docks, and other chro­ ad U attended tn ofUin they may nometer* of the night, that be of all his strayed. Children can easily do raeu is the sole oceuyant of tho mosquito are WuaJly led to do it by tbo ■‘•■uir: vCarebr !»• aawar tkacata u. »il k»« l-r4m .pal,.,, aivla.M M&KiH’taSr' feAte. isK'uax-atSs'sx: Depct, 104 READS STREET, Rew York. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS k£t£S£: HsiEs •With Ones Rlrvr ValWr R. R. for iSfcstSri": ?te; 534823234848235353 isylvania 5K.wsa six'was thn guiltv party." Ono cf hie profowioual friends, coming late to Hartley Williams's funeral, found the church no crowded that be euuldn't get in With true Irish seif-furgetfulnres. he turned to his Mighhor. exclaiming : •‘Ab if Barney wsre only bore to-day, how ddigbtcd he’d be to notice that hia American SEWINCHACHlNE City Drug Store J. P. ROBE it18, Proprietor, HASTINGS, . . MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of ail descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Pretcriptitmt skillfully compounded. Ako a full line of l*8Nw, B" BOR*. tasnr- “a Tart' DmoWi-.'..wr � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-09-12.pdf a85a50e93a0d4040ffdc3b0cdb14d983 PDF Text Text Tf* If 17urliotf lunar VOL. 22. NO. 20, HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., SEPTEMBER 12, 1877. or ADVKftrninfG. WHOLE NO. 2066. The Old Reliable “Ihrn't want to fa sphyuked!' acramed Toddie, in a tose which onoi ss ra Bwtea. vkfaut a mBUimi s hvymtina Xftempt at a masuw! chora by a raw-41* “Thu mute give M-.’trtaca, too,’’ said 1 and an ugrraaed w*gpn-yfaal. Toddia ; “.'prime ia fovriy; mo girm ua “You're not to fa'whi^ped," continued lota of’em. SoraedteMthey re sandy, but >ndUu>U>. Mr. Butou.'font you nrast lexis tot to they're nsessi vfan they're bSttosatAra. " I “A«u tow-h thing* withou: jennimios. I think rough buff -ro-ry , (fasisSte). ■ . that to go without your flEsacra would tbeCincionatl romote-rZ; tha fallowing . “How would you like to fa shat up fa i«i£ Makses for help yon so remember that whai you have . dark room all the tn oralag, to tkriek ■ Tfa evvnts or the acriiat resulted i:. “PrisaSuiBmre, Mkh.. vfa. ffawIts Bales are more than that of any other Drill in the World. about th. asaghty things you wn done t' luuli being aa boar late, so that Mr*. Bur l inked Mm. Burton. loo wan cumpeUsd to sake cenwiwable ed Toddie, bursting out crying. (K. B. ^d. Sept. A-Tfa remrin. of tfa grem More sold in Michigan than any other three drills. Mmnuoaey, Fartfar Mntqunrie, ware dag “Huh! .rid Budge, that vwuWo'i fa haste ill preparing brvfaf for * round of No Agricultural Implement in the World enn boast such a prec•p today m tfa prmeoM of a no a'prias as all. w. cun de tfaa any lime i mil. She vm too fal-poraremd, how at d p. m Tfa remain.- were in a btreb «wfaw«U> that we do anything had. .nd papa rad edenci? berk onftn, two thirfrnwsm of fatl bark. i~mm.fimi.oax. Why ran to । Its feed is the universal favorite wherever grain is grown. Be-1 bring ywur pickfa home, t don't think The osarid. box WM not much dSrayriL The remain* are as axhibhforaMtUdachcause, putt very mtn «bo« pamuto and, and psueoedad to instruct tfam in tfa du die ('hurch pew." lito aad privilegw of the afternoon laL—It is the only PERFECT feed without a change ol* gnera. Mi* Bartos did sot espials,’m did “ IferfiBg. ■" die mid. patting .n xmi I 2d.—It is the only feed whose wheels are turned upon a lathe arouod Meh boy, “Aunt Alim mua fa |miking theta perfectly accurate. aw*y thfa afternoon for an hour or two, «bd I want you to fa rare and let thing. 3d.—It is the only feed that guages its opening according to the afoM while I am goee." site of the grain to be sown. . | in the yard tbat yon like. fn£ you must Both boy. promfad faithfully. । 4th.—It is the only Drill that sows exactly the same amount not go .way or come into tfa bouse uMil i Oa bm return, two hour, i.ter, Mr* ’ from each feed cup. ’ . I rail you at tvalfa o'dook. I afal fa Burton wm met .1 her front dflor by two ' very busy ihb seornfaj and mnsX not be, I »«n ifa»y httl. bgys, with faoro fa’! of i I Tl Ims s y—fact foree feed gram seeder, a ruliablrflfaMlteBritfW, I disiurfad. Now yos will try aad fa goad ITJeome baek. id-Imc if you thfak you ioml tradirin in This rammra. mperi.Hy is well made and beautifully finished, and w without a doubt, the] tho mppomd dimonry ef tfa tour-foet boys, won't yosT . 1 C“ l* J0"1 "I will,’’adiimed Toddie, taming up A* Mra. Burton left the rootra die waa K™T« of tho great explorer, 1’cre Mar DK.C . lit SbEl.l., haa been a very fruitful throe of an honmt little fro. fora Uss, and drag I followed by a shrtak tbat lo pieroa aad iarmugaUou. Were ha gfag hi. aunt dowa u.til fa could put bta ,he “'** ,1E* *“* k t't"d ®T«r h.lf the vma about far and give far an aflcCDouste earth. Bat turning haaiilv. ah. aaw that remain token &»■ the rooutb of the riv. _____ Wooot-kTO. MICMICXX. hag. Badge, however, .ssmtd km fa attdToddie, from whom it had pnxwdnl had er io ol4 Maemra, aad tfasne to porit St. he World. itation. , ; umlber fallra out <,f hi. cfaD, mt bmu Th. dcor elcued. and Mra. Burton, lomewbal coafMed, but mill rMoluto, teated herorif at the pi“* /« practice. She aad pertly esecuted. A bit of vail seven! had been playing perhap. ten tasnutes f.-ct Joe*. ltd bare from floor to ceUiag, I peril, were tecutomod to invoke tfa aid ■ when a long drawn sigh from »ocie»n« not cxtvpc for a atafh picture, had loag trout ■ ot tfa good Father a* tfa guardian angel hcreelf, caused far to turn hastily aad fa­ led Mrs. Bartoc. xrtfai- «y«,and ah* now J of the Ottawra, do Out mem to fare been , nohl tfa boy. Budge. A item reproof wm foevd that tasteful mind., like pwl otxs.1 very pnrtieular aa to loonlity. all ready. b«t .omehov fa never reached As the r.ault oi our discumiua we are Brigham Young and Hit People. "1 think no room U perfect without pretty well agreed as to tfa folk,wing oooflowm," Mid Badge; "w> dore papa to' Frvmjbejr. t. Bvrafafo*. ciuwaas Budge'a euuntenaore wm an UttarV&d.fol OMMto. to we tfaegbt Wd a-prire yoa The pfaram which Diebeue pet rate tfa Ffat—That two ytsn after Marquette that '.b. wm sure hi. active ronaewwee had with cocm. " realised tfa impropriety of hie .flair with On the floor in a bmp, which war not mouths of all Americans ra dmcriplive of wax famed at wfat is now known as Ledth. jar. ana ho bad come to eon fem wiibpnt Hateful ammgement, wax ov„‘a! pretty Msriy every American of nrorai itagton. when "augar tune wxa ov*," acme "Aunt Alios," arid Binlgv. “do you cart-load of Mon-* dirp. wed aa a “rockery," ncnoe fairly ifaooga to Brxrbam \ oung. ilurtT caaora of eoov.ro*! Indians ml by weet s ojbi knew J don’t think much of your garfan? and cl top thereof, and working through Tfa meet ifaioua reflection tfat bw dmth appraatment u hie grave, dug m> hie re­ There ain’t a turtle to fa found in it from the ereviem, wm * large quantity of atrert | .uggoat. i> that fa rraliy vrm "ooc of the main* and brought him •boara." Sc-oed. —That St. Iguaoc. being the one end to the other, aad ne alee gruey dual. From toveral ol the crwvieca pro Stoat twmaikabic nm to tfa country.' la on. aspect fa vm a vulgar efaal, of mfaiuu that fa f.-unded, van hi* fame, traded fonw, MMMvfat vifad, asd brerenema, la his rharaetm fa wm emeu- ।raJuotoWMaame. iag evideace ofhaving boM> rercraJ limes tially roeree afa brutal, vithmu raftae■nurd.—That the story of hro burin! ia "Cna't ywu sndmtaad, IMe fay," said direrrengwi tod dropped upon the dry .oil | Mr*. Burton, “tbat w. arranged tb- I.oum- which partly curerod tfair root*. Around moet without crirare, without the finer ithe old ermetory of Macuxnc, tfa ante, It will pay you to Drill your grain. You will save one-half! quant lawsuit and removal of his fanes to •nd grosnda to suit ouxatfas. and not1: the faae wm twined aererel yard, of Vir bushel of seed per acre, and gain from three to ten bushels per St. Ign.co wu only a myth. little fay. wfa come to aw M?" * ' | pinia creeper, while from the Up .prang a Fourth.—Tbst the wu of tfa miason, “Wei, I don't think that wu a very ] weli-bi.cbed specimen of tfa ZXk.ru acre in the yield; but to obtain the best rrsulto ysw rmut hare a after th. farnmg of tfa buBdu«s by tfa nice thing to dn." raid Badge My pap. j rtram .uem (tfa common ' rfink w—d j.. J)riB flat will not bunch the teed. Jesuits and tfair removal, wm for a long I Th. three oowrvttor* gat-d in aileocr for ithcr fotkam w. do for ounralve* 1 : ■ mnta-ni, and thee Toddle looked up with ] Lii^eif a mater wiih alrarot nose of tfa time kat and grown ornr with ciders. >Frflh.—That there ia good rcwooe to t Bunt to m*k« you that jar of pick-1 oau eseaBy employed to that end. A belSeo tfat this sito- ha. luen recently ATTOBSEY AT l.AW A »>I.IC1TOH Ira. bul Tod aid I would fa Meo for yon. man of pfaa speech, with no gift of clo- diaoobervd oa tfa farm of a Mr. Murray. to I want and did it. iMiaad of raking x __ "I hope what you brought tu W rra] qnoore, fa ye aariyad racn al hie will Tfa evidence for thia coocluston is twwman that drove prat to giro m* a rile. nice," iwasrfad Badge, ' for 'tWM awful with his oratory. Without evm the «x- fold. Tfal'a thw way you ought to do about gu Irard work to make that rxk-rv IrncM dona." I never Wm k> Ure<fa my Ufa. Man. tcrsal appmraui» cf aasolity, fa imporad 1 First a tradition faadod down from bATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIThumelf up-.a bi. pmqd»- M a peophrt and tfar to eon and gratokou. in a puticular FORCE FEED will suw all kind* of Grain and Gfum seed ax "Nuppora yvu raa out now," raid Mn aii bon a btg fax. but we rojildn l fad ar.-ured Mvxptaam for doensro and Indian family, oj a oertain crow on tfa Butts ; “I told you sot to rutne fa usul toy Irvxm anywhere, an’ we' couldn't End ly as Sand nyj- through an Hour scheme tfa rnora dufahrol by vtgurotuly shore “that pointed out tfa direction of I ralWyon." th. gi/h to aek ’em. Thu aia't th. kind ■ Gia* And the Manputt's grave." Bat, you rae, I camo is far my top- l of fatar* tfat baa than fawun JaM like Scraradly, a pencil sketch which I found , laid it down io th. dialog room when I pcstty vMre,fat papa my. its »ort faalthy fafaf m deadly aia. Hemtabfafad.hfa- ia the pjaraaico of tfa prtwewl |<iovt of ■f greeting, M T.-ddy seised tfa tail ef the' mao fa, aad sow it ain't ifare al all. ‘IM than the Utas kind The fem. look kind *elf M a deafa,l. and drew willing subject, St. Ignacc. This invaluable drawing give* like to know wh*i ynu've d«M with it, o' thirtoy, but I could not are how to wa lisrily Hky. lcm«. “What <h> you think from ah parte of tfa world He aanaotd tfa oriftmal ute of tfa Fraoth vilu^c, the ud why folks eas t kt htllo boy.' tki.gs ter 'em witfaat wmiin the carpet, au 1 -----— a *_. -------hu wbu now? W« re got a new baby, and Tod With Force Feed Grass Seeder 'facie, of tfa Jesuita." the Indian villag., and 1 hare cutne down fare to slay fi.r a openly oppriMiug them I tfa Indira fort on ifa Uu« rixLraratte“Boa fare Bodga." arid Mm. Burton, few day., papa told tta to. Don't raem to .'.Ml -ad. lie asMtniM , is one of Ute beat Drills manufactured. Quantity of seed me yon hsd a very nioe broakfox, " eon turning uuddraly on the plane stool. “1 oriental dropoc, and mail___________ reotoy of a Iittl.- fay kaUVn by tfa nam. regulated without change of gear-w heels and a perfect-force eluded Bu lge, after • critical sarrrv of the think there is a vere cram link boy around it without tfa rid of tfa tradiuctnof of N&wekwikwaiemhhfog, to, Malev. table. . Moctky and abediraee wfah hedge raetern ■ Huron.,' Wikaria, “fare is a faf." whether sowing one peck or four bushels »t acre, which Mr. Burt-m lowed her nephew., .nd kirg. about. \ .t-yfr«, "Lrtrie fay of tfa Uurosa." Of with Nn OTHER DRILL. -X A tuaroa, vulgar man,Ny^ore common tfa Indus village thwc i. no tree* Tfa inquired M lo the MX of the new ichal.i origin wm known to all hie people, be yet -.gaanm. built only of pole* mri berk, If you want a NEW WAGON be mire and buy the “Ob, that .the ale ml thing about it," held hi. ova anaia* iakmocM which bare not left a aiegie vretarc. Not no raid Budge. “It', a girl Im tired of wu«W have overthrown any monarch in with tfa French village Tas may Still •uch for. of l«y»—Tod is a. fad m a rae the rrmaiu of tfau logs and plaster whole lot, you know, when 1 fave to and tfa raina of tfair chimnav.. On the take car. <>r him Only now sre're bothered Koreromrat of the Utatod Btate., aad re- .upptmd aito of tfa boos, cf tfa Jmert*. peaSadlv cutapellad it Is yfaH, aad «tre to •osto forty by thirty foot, are fassd dmErety wheel ii boiled in Oil. every box set in White Lt'itd. raem we dud I know what to nans. Mt. “I rimulda't do aaythinw of tfa ktod," Mimma told m to think, of th. k.ve'jrat invxee bus with ita mitbMy. H. wm a "I mme," mid Bodge. k-AisR «mt m.n of coaridembta ahiiity aad of coarags ura outlisM of walk, a little v«. aap^ The Sloriaa are oel with the Patent Skein Setter, and the fame in all the w.irid, to I thought about raid Mr*. Burton. “Try lo think now F.-ed to tb. fapafarrv and a onah «pie right asray. bul Tod thought wfal a Mtulble pervon ought tn da fa ..eh famgb lbs viadsv. “ii'a goisg to mi. ; .nd detanaicatioa. He kaew the hoataa oxUar. I by Haudmulic Machinery, and thin is the reason they are the* Irawriniily ia tfa raw of she reo randy, and then papa said * Itadge dejectedly traced with U. to. coo to the bmlHbtar viU b. far Ami Alin- to ustare. too, sad e^wcully the bator ta» buiidrig are the remriM ef a forge, when, tail a. storfas aU day loeg. We taotr d.. ■iuas of mee. by which bi [rob <4 arid neither of 'ora would do for th. name of a the brcrtf.era Med to mafa »t«l^ er sword, of the figure, fa tfa mroet, and Mltoed g»< wiosgh Msrim" liule girl" opoa which, m .pen a nek. b*^fosn<W m tfa pendou "^kht rojtL. Ividcotly buried fa thought. SuJdanly. favorer, "Jto* the ihiagr- Mdaimed Ma Bur During the driirrry by Budge of thia iaformatine. Toddy had bren steadily ax- bn free brightanKi. .nd falofasd np aly too, ber faca roouag from behind ike ly aM raid, with aw Mam male star­ eload., aad vilh mom thaa its areal rad. elaisnfar chapel, “ia the middle of which Mll|Ufo A aoce. Alabosi thaws time bar sack [ “At> I—I—I—I—I—I’m pan togire ties: "1 know!" sosght as iatarview, aad cuapluoed of her my turtle, an’ show her how to make On foHfat inquiry of tfa promt, who “1 lAroyL you would isd out," mid the ahnace of tr» of the Mirer tabie■teHirn,—- mad, by baud frow tho BUT Ruirrn Oak leather wu equally remarkable foe hi. raedur and Mr*. Burura, with aa muianging kirn mou. Mre. Banon vwt ink. the mi. mtrihgvncw and tfa length of hie farad, I and embraee, which Badge ferminatod gM dfo.iii.iy, msyieiaa aad asger and ever}- -trap wamtiled. found tfal therietsh of tfa "SeWM of vhtoh a tbs freipm oovliu-m of all quit* abruptly. tfa Jrarite’’ wm taken by hbw bra the But before the lady eouW again put her- ASMrbaa vosnv who are nafortumte VoL22 2yl. \ TBAVB4 or LA BOBTOW, ralf ew riypml with ths composer, Badgo -'iir.nally pubfafad ■ Frara, but traao“Wril asyfcov." said Toddy with the came flying into ths room with a radiant taUd ufa ropubtebed in England. A. D. air ef a sua who was wrwuag rirtory 4772. (My a few day. after I far a copy from the yaw. of defmt. "Ill gir. h«r of th. wry »•»-> Ufa in th. fafa. ef ISAAC wr. VHOOXANfar," said tfa cox , Il's then- av yer own catarpillani, I know »h.1J ba sore Io like Judge C. L Walker, of DeUrit. afa WM family that I m Guskis' fas tak 'era." them, cau— they k got lovely for jacketa, thaa enabled, to mj very Beet Iifodlriira, Aad the cook eland raggmjvely upon , ail beaveal’ gm-o 'as red 'u brown like to verify tfa akrteh u .fawn to ma by the boy.. Mrs. Burton adept cd tfa font JO nsQ.CHESSY. ladie.' dym* Father Yunee. Old fafalhoe oaratimm “Boy*," mid she. hav. eilhar of ytm And you don't know what Ms of preyberime new, rad Judge Walker, afa W. takas uj of auntie's rnoona for anything’ Ln' Tod and to. bad to do to gto that 8. Georg., .fa all who make eollratieweof “Xe," .sewered Toddie, promptly ; afa baby," mH Badgr. "My! b ia* mal­ “ “ C. <-• HOLBIItXJk. I . “ — — — — — — — — __ __ tfa eariy htaory ef a State, I look spec Bude* looked vary ralotty .nd .hr, a* if me ache to think about it! Wfab day. a. t,ublic leoef.ro.-,re. But foe that old bn knew aomtebiag that, throu/h delicacy and wrefa aad month*. book of lAHaueew afa tfam wfa fa*. of feeling aed not filer, ha shrank from “Y<uh." raid Toddie. ••An* Budgi. “Tfaa I guma my dfasetion's spofad “X. b k. Budge w raked Mr. Bar ' •umeennt. wm p<ia io atop, 'reuah be fought tfa lord ■*. too U»»y to iiM.n to riready," add Bedg^ -for I’m rafrl toe ua But 1 jnto told him tbat lb. Lord Wm erom, maratimen, aa' you tna't spoil a bad •eg—thsl'a what Mike my* &> I pueo. "Why, VOS me," said Badge. «• li‘< our biggrat pspn. ra’ jnat wfal para. rd fatter fare mrae mko-1 like tfa kind I with rriaiM an* citron, beck" ; “ Only this ovm," murmured Mrs. Bnrto little boy. fy nt, mnra mt. Au' U!j rom-ded. Oh, ym. w. fad to b. i ten io herodf M she l«d ti.o way to the .«y good, too. Why dua l ym. fa rari good aa' way lota f—thou BMjfa pas’* get a dew. .wwi hole baby." PAI NTER Mm. Barton retaomfared IW k TW Al A. M. Bodb's Carrie** Sfap timn to ring the e--A .nd ehxmbermrid to JsITsrsosSt., bmkfMt. A moruant or tvobar As re turned to the window, bat the boy* Were 7 G EKTERAL raw : to wm a tarn Mom jar, which wm cue J tfa. family fairiooms which ra abbenrd by meo, bul loved mor. daarly by womes thaa aacaual rofas or jewwta.. wisahefy ef the duH's spteil aad appear Tbs botowvre iaraibU.Mda auafol BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL Stands Without a Rival. PHYSICIAN & SURGKON. BEST GRAIN DRILL MESSER BROS ' S H DENTIST Nriville.: Mitiijaii. a HOOSIER IMPROVED FORCE FEED, STUDEBAKER! LIGHTBTfflJMIKTAMBIAIB. . nej nt nt ait ram I* rm tuswstatatsiois, nut nauiq ftal-Mt! M w nl ny tte. GREBLE & RUS^ELb; POWERS & BARLOW Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, ; Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine the WTARD if. J>4/X, Caw, Sin ui Ona«ital। PLOW, before purchasing others, Every one waranted. > Those contemplating buying . Mowers or Reapers should see ' the Walter A. Wood Machines, "1 daaso," said Budge, faoomiag an •rdiMsy boy in sa iastaat. arid ToddM-.“I put 'em : mak. i Tieve Hide stick, Wm. H. Goodyear. Firoily lUcil* J_^d with Drer**1 Ck"M*' THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don't buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you bare priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. wm apuoM " "Than vUi nubnd mn to us ari I than v. play fauab,' aakad Tsddi. “Ke," mM hr*. Burton with erwei < �Facts for the People. U*avi>u4, Mica., figrr. 12,1177. South, sad now the Clief Kxecatth. rf the United Staaa*. Ia rtopoone to ll. e‘r coydMl and redwmaate- grovttog Pact teyr HxTEJ responded as follow-Ladiks, Fixxow<rrauro axb Sea ing the action of toe Adariafatratom in vrroai or tbx Latx Wa»—I wish I mreur. to to. S~to. Tlore mvthure „ who belteve i. what u called the Sowtom add™ inforem me tbat ia every speed* policy, and three who do »« bdie-vu ia it, ~ ‘ *------- *— — and other* who rey nothing, yet they all see that toe thing u done sod casoot be undone, and that wrangling over it wiH do no ooe any good, Tho most of us believe that Chamber lain are! Packard were the drtfrd Gwverooni of tbd fitatre of South Cardins and Louisiana at the election bat M, juH as we believe that the Grant eksrtcra. and the other Republican candidates were toe byally chdcd ofiera* cf tho State of New Yerk in 1868, but wo can no more help oar Southern Bretorea to tLe o£res to which they were dUy dre/aZ. than we could put io the meu that Tweed and TB- All who are familiar with the history ci The time mav com., but wo hope It will act, when this Southern qumtiou may call for a rigorous renew, bat now it ia the best part of wisdom to let it aluoo; to publicans of Maine, Iowa aad I'cuusvlvania did at their recent Stalo Coavreitian*, and just, as we hare no doubt, the Repub Hobbs of Michigan would do if they were we have nothing-to gain\jut everytiling our country know that a hundred yean ago there was no North, ao South. Th« fathers were one throughout tho whole ccuntry. Wasidegtoo and Jefferaem were ride by side with Franklin and Adam* Daniel Morgan acd hfa Virginian* marebed from Virginia to Boatou. They were al Saratoga and Nathaniel Green aad his Ccntincntsb were in the Carolinas. The whole touatey belonged to the fathers. It ia to that state cf harmony, ef fraternal friendship, that we desire our country to return. A voire [Good for yoa, and chrert.) W» are for the Uoiou w it fa. fcbcen.] We are fur the eouatitutien as it n, [cheer*] with all Us amandmeuta. [A wire. “Thaf. ft."] Gnjat chcere.1 We .i.- ..jr------- c>->— ... e_.i _■ CLOTHIER 2(W0 cords M wood, arc being sawed to. the Venmtrine depit. Elkhart, Ind., propoeca to bid for tho pajKr trade of this Blate. A lull line of Undershirt* and Drawers. I have . Of Meas, YotoVs if Im and Boy’s for FALL TRADE. BUSINESS and DRESS SUIW sad OTJtBOOATS. Ow CUSTOM DEPARTMENT ooa In Furufahiag Goods we hare. line */ sista or a nice line of WORSTEDS andI BROADCLOTHS for DRESS SUITS. tbo latest style* in lbs BEST FITTING CA8SIMERES and CHEVIOTS for WHITE SHIRT ia toe GqAna Arbor city school district has 2,311 ihildrcu between tho aga cf fire and twenty. ■ UBINE8S SUITS. A complete line of COLLARS and OVERCOATING ia good styles CUFFS and the latest _i»ore.Ui« in I. oar Rredymmfa Departrnret « • 8CABV8, Tl»» -i Handkereh.ef. The reunion of to. 2Oto Michigan la- Trains now run oc the C. k L. H. R. R front Port Huron to Chicago without change of can. 1_ I.- Umbrellas, Satchels and Shawl Straps. » The JL E. Coaferenoc for the western half of the Stars, ia now ia sosrioo al Grain! Rapids. 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. to Jose; even the interest of tho Freedmen would be thereby endangered. Tb. following from the ]>en of Boo. Levi Bishop of Detroit, one of the leading Democrats uf the State, * Ixanjpe letter writteqigo the Detroit ffWbear is soflillof good sound common sense that wc cannot fail to plane it before our readers, aad ask Wyandotte Odd Fellow.' Lodge, No. 10, auuated at Ypailanti, which was .u.peoded during the war, was resasriiated on Friday night last. The Charlotte fiepuAhcan aay* there js a female, not a thousand miles from Char­ lotte in hrfthirteenth year, who has been COFFEE. 1 J3 ajtji SOAP VEGKim is Baid by all Druggist*. The Min Power CURES TOBACCO. HUMPHREYS’ Homeopathic Specifics CROCKER Bo frr as our finanrial system adhere* to or approx imatee those ordinal prineiplcr, it win be sound and safe. So for as it varies from them, it will be unsound, un­ safe and dangreous. Lavi Buttor. STOTNnE -W-A-TLE. Smith Hogle A Preston. At the annual election in Maine on Gloanlngs. . Monday the Republicans swept tho State, Alvin Adems, founder of the Adams re-electing Gov, Conners by 10,000. ma­ Expire. Co., is dead. jority, dealing 29 of the 31 State senators and three-fcenhi of the Hons- of Rrpro- next year in fit. Louis. aentativea. The majority is kryer than If the South is united, what can stand up against it but a solid North? The solidarity of tho North is not to be 1 scoimplMbcd by refusing to vote. 1 TRIUMPHANT! utk Mute MJUi The National dnbt was rl screwed dur­ The Michigan Traaar, published pt ing the month of Angus t 13,660,538. Battle Creek, has been purchased by Cha*. There wiD bo a good deal of politics to E. Barnes aad Geo. W. Buckley, who will the square inch in New York this fall. hcnsAcr run it ia the interests of their Groat Brittian's wheat crop is very chart. Bad for them but sB the better for latter must be well fed; and wo bare no doubt bat ibaao enterprising, experienced gaotoamen will prove to bo jurt tho awn to furagn for the TWbwire, and drat their efforts will mate it a sucomi in every re- OMiSTIC lOWBLY LIGHT-RUNNING The lumbar market of the Saginaw Val­ low ia getting lively. There are several is/ire buyers In the field, and 10,000,000 to 20,000,000 feet of lumber has changed hjnds. It wks mostly in small lots. Priere no from »5,110, |26 to WA0, til, 128 for the standard grades. Tho rangutotou of Mr. J. Q. A- Bean, as general freighl agnt of the MiaUgan We are in receipt of toe Programme, I'rmaium tfal, Rulo and Regutaiion*, Entry Department and Classes of toe Tri-8ttoo Fair for Ohio, Michigan aad Indians, to be held st the city of Toledo, on the 21. 25, 26, 27, 28 and 29 insts. This Fair fa free to all exhibitor*, aad •20,000 cash premium* arc offered. Foe Ap.pleay was tho cause of Mr. Thiers's further partiraJara addren E. W. Koch, death. Gautbetia fa now without a nvri in the Republican party. Toledo, Ohio. Mr. William Henry Bmito has been ap­ pointed collector of the port of Chicago, Ws have received front IL A- Beal, tire J. RusooJ Jones suspended. proprietor of the Ann Arbor Cmritr, a The Trustees cf tbs University of copy ef the “Argument of Dr. Rose," by Georgia have entered upon a caurprfga Hon. Emery A. Storrs of Chicago. This against the secret societies of tho irfetiiufa dm of the finest legal efforts of this elo­ quent orator and will prove iatorctoing to any who bars taken any interest in this famous trial of tho RcgeuU of the Univer­ sity vs. Rree, Donglaa. ef »?. Mr. Bed wtt! rend a copy -to any addle*) nn receipt ■ The Detroit Arre J'rru -has reports from 15 counties of Northern Mfahfjptn in regard "to the crop*. All tho reports with om exception, t*j corn and potato* arc a full average. There: crop average, forty An artido of great value nD the qmorion cf Canadian Rreiprodty has bean Boat re by too Secretary of the American Iran Steel Atsociauoa, of No. 2« South Fourth Strato, Philadelphia, Seiiti latte The Advance HOWER ' REAPER 8KWIM0 MACHINE THE HASTINGS EEPOBUCAN BAlfflEE Plaiter, Lime, Inf* mstioa ia wanted of tho wbcreabouisaf «b- widowed .ieter cf Thoma, fitevunsoa, a native of Glasgow, Scotland, who camo to Olifonia hr 1852. Tho la­ dy fa sappceed to be tn the State of Mich­ igan. and die will learn rotnethieg to her interest b* sddmring J. G. Dow, Yuba Citf, Sutter county. Criiforata. The Michigan eommasdarfas ia the parade to Ci.reei.nd were in the Sth divi­ sion, Right Emteest Sir Oliver L Spaul­ ding .vmmiading The folSo wing fa the order in which the commandorim marched ia the division; Detroit, 1'outfac, Hllfacfale, Adrian, Romeo, Port Htuna, Kalami»«. Jackson. Coldwater, Ionia, Flito, E**t Saginaw, Sturgfa, Monroe, and Throe Hirers. ‘DOMESTIC ' -- - at..,. *- o Stucco, Plastering Hair, Shingles, &c. CRAJMLPnrOlM'S IMPERIAL SOAP is THE “BEST." Michigan Uuirerrity, according to an ■niele in Acn7>»rr's jf<«rAly, ranks fifth amour the college* of the laud in tba -W languagre, second only to Hsrvard io Kiaoce. third In history, and twelfth tn philosophy. Ita average steadtog would tbu.be about fifth in the Ibt oftwrerv loading iretiutloaa The sixth annual 8 tain ccwuntiou cf the Michigan Young Men's Christi*. Aseomwioo. wffl mrec st Kriaaasoo, Friday morning, September 14, to tea o’clock, and hold over until Sanstay eveaing: the 16th into. Each Areamuioa fa requested to adret as many delegates aa will be able to rtteni J’-trei of EvssgalinaJ cberoba. in ptaaea where no Assoriatioa exist*, are cordially invited to aiteod the Coovutioc, as well w delegate some cf their mreleolire O~t*« y-ng PATEMTS ONL i< •:« I IL 8 is II �itTl stats home. Confereree LcviMaate: will oaespyUepdA faiuatt Is Berrien county baa pit cf M E. ebnreb, io Ihre cily, to tbe i containing twenty two rattle aoalte ctmtog ym' He romro fhm. Spring Lake 1 kbe‘ An ’to" the Zoulogiod n -“*“ 'at Phil Gantas udeipbu u apeeimcoa of Michigan atsakoi where be Lw oSeiated to the fa.1 three The oogicaw RmJJian rnnomtoetly City Drug Store! WANZER k BARNES (BucceMorw to Barxex a Co.) Phasnix Block. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Having and keeping coaitantly on hflnd every variety of « Drugs. Patent Medicines. Hamteojattic Remedies, P1IVS. OILS, MB MO BIBS, The aid Jcllowi will give a daaoo <m n..^ r’“‘ .1lt" Had. hoed a celebrated airing band wJl PrairiekiU* rormvoo L. W. Calkin. furaiah the muaie, and every effort will be Ear. D. P. Barore is no u»gra Preaid­ «mio to nmk. the vereriou Plcaranl fur all ing Eldar List stays in Grand Bapida at Who may favor them by iavrattng in a Diriaiou atroat church tie&A the «wt of which will bo only one Prreiding Elder—Her. W. J. Aidrich. doJar, and we hope and rope* their transXanbville-C. G. Tbomaa. Woodland-J. Roberts Toilet Artiries ia any varietv of kind or pnee Hagvu'a Magnolia Bains, (larrt of Brauty, tho ladim all know io beet. School Books, Ofaot aad Bdwul Riatomary. | ---------x__ ea__a_ a------------------------------------ifamr pair lint M We sell goods at a very autall advance on the first cost. We sell more ready-made Clothing than any house in this city. No matter how law you can buy goods in oth’er stores, we will sell you the same articles at leas price. We adhere strictly io the one price wj-stem. Our trade is increasing every year, which ia a sure sign sell goods at lower prices than any other firm.| Wa can sell goods at small profit because we ean buy them cheaper than others on account of our selling so many goods. Our clothing is cut as stylishly and will fit as well aa any made to Order.. Don’t forget to call and see us. Bar Meeting. Hamxax, Mick. Aug. IB, 1877. At a meeting of the Berry County Bar held immediately after the adjourn­ ment of Court on thia daw, Wm. BurghBauer aeeretary. After appropriate ramarfca by Jama A. Sweoaay, Loyal Kuappen, C. 0- Holbrook, and Wm. Burgher, the follovnng reeJutiona, prepared and pretested to the meetiog by the Hou. Jatuea A. Sweeney, were on motion of Loyal £. Knappco uaaai- DRY GOODS! Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal BL, I have on hand 'a full stack of Dry Goods of latest styles and also cf decided ability mad oeenu to have very generally planned all who were no fortunate no to bear him cither from the aacrcd deck Gold'103 f. The report of the procowdinga of the An infant duld of Darius Heath, of this waned, nuu that we vutal against paying a Ml of 2. Shepard for drayage of lluae city, died on Monday. Judge and Mrs Priodle are in Grand car. to the Charlo* Horton fire. Thio ia not the exact fart of the case. We simply Rapid* at Ctmlzrewcw. . voted againatlhe JnMrpay un^gtacot. Wo noticed it the city, yoaterdny, Prof. TUa bill bad oeer beta allowed aad paid Samuel Dickie,' of Attifoa fur all we thought bo waa emitted to reTctupcraneu meeting next Bunday aftertwwm at 4 o'cio* at the Court House. Hon A. C. Towne of I'rairipviHe, last Harmcm Bartolf, of Haetimta, aged 63 nwMh, over a week spent in careful exam­ yrarr, died ou Saturday of Lratn fevar., ination of tho beat flocks of sheep in the _ A. E. Tayloft lined. Master of the M. southern part uf the State, purchased 57 C. K. IL and benorVu, it ia ranortd. ewe. aad a track all thoroughbred Ameri hw* rcaigned. ean fine wool abop. The bock and a por­ Mtn. Keufiald ia having her hotrec tion of the cwra be bought of lion Alex­ painted and her premiaro uhorwiro tm- andra Hewitt ol Allan, Hillsdale county, proved and beentified. oce of the must extsmaiye sheep breeders Our pedple will do well to are «o it that in the State, and the other, from M. B. Barry .uonty is fully rcyrrwHed at. the Bisbop of Hillsdale, aho -a well knows fonheomtng State Fair. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, GRAND RAPIDS. DRESS GOODS of all the popular pattern* and best qualities at lowest . rate*. I have just re­ ceived a. full tine of Petencn* Lady's National Magazine to Oetoicr Rraecw oar tabla aad ia aa wd-: eome to the la dire everywhere aa a »re tor er a faMimMe l*a*. We are in receipt of QwLg't ZeiJy'a ZLm4- to October a raperb ounber. Tbe arte pobliah-ra make apceial rates, aad large promUca to 1378, all of which arc worthy the attention of p.-reona who desire CARBOLIC OIL Call al tie Sip of MIE HAT. Men's and Boys' Clothing to which I now invite especial •uention. I am selling at prides that will astonish ulL Come in and look over my stock. ■ lion. W. S. Goodyear ia umkiog imprornnnta on hia rreidence, at tier corner £rw days ago nod probal.lv aared a life. rOn motiou of L*. G. Holbrook, Philip of Court and Church ttreeta. Ila ia a young hero but don't raaltac it 'LW. Niakcru wm autbonaed and reqwmted himself. While playing ia the street with'' The new paatorof the M. E. Church L to prmeot mid noolotitraa to the Circuit exp.vtcd to oIBciate MSI Sunday at the two oilier little chapa they mw a yoke of Court foe Use county of Barry, and re cattle coming toward them on the run and queat tha^ they be aprcad upon the uaual houra lor divine araviee. hoard a voice of a mao calling for them to Journal, alto to rcqueat tboir publication We bare advertising spare to let, *up> thetu. The lo ratios of the voioe waa tn the county paper., and Uanamit a tbat it would pay any merchant Ho the a mystery but it came nearer and tsrarer copy of tbe txtnn to tbe widM of the do' city to rent who la not ouw advMudng. » the ox»u approached them. The tvd There was a nice rain on Mmday, and boys became frighuood and climbed the On motion the meeting adjourned. fine .bower, yesterday. and the growing fraere to get on: of the way of the craay Wm. H. Bvroicu, Chairman. vegetatana in improved thereby m appoar- l.rutra while Fred stood bin ground like a Chai. H. Back*, Secy. Turkish soldier. He could ana no weapon A new side walk wan Issili rat Saturday and like David of old armed himaelr with Council Proceeding*. fo-ul of Use prcsaisra of W. H Hayford pebble* Xi the oxen neared the boy they A regular mcteitig of the Uounei! i Creek street. A much needed improve lowered their beads as thouch they expectheld Friday eveoiair, Sejnembet 7lh. Ruour Mayor Benilr io tbe chair, of Aid. being ealW the following > n ffiiiwn FffJCrS-Don't fell tu see tho goodt bofare pwebaara^. SIO 2>T OT BIG HA.T Empire lUack, Hmthtgn, Mid. RSiK' I keep constantly on hand * i full assortment of men's and boys’ Hats and Capt-. sRECUlAfojr A full line at very low figures. Come and see them before buying elsewhere. ly altrvla. rail. Totj/nmra. Winkkman. Young—7. Our market ia ant overrtocked with Absent—Aid. Spaulding—I butter, f»d potatoae, aad of all Other chain atxl in a coudilion better imagined Minutes ol tho previous meeting were than duwribed. -Mr. Stewart of Mapk read approved. tircly Ireni-n. Grove, while unhitching the cattle, waa Tbe K. of P. Comet Buui win acddcatally caught about the ankle with via Grand the chain, and the oxen becoming fright­ cheap exrureiun to Rood'* Lake. ■ W$ believe the ened they atarted with hire ia that cotxfiRapkle. u an eeily 'd.) lion. The man moat certainly have been MvmUacat Will pay. lo tbe Fstk burxlwy axamtouioa beto* killed but to the brave act of tho Lot, *» aaking the privilege to erect a building on Jonke H.fford <*> MuadqyaboolnAx® the cattle were ruuninl: at full apeed and lotjuet ewat of their prroent Ixwtiou on witMtee* wete exasmrd and tbe owe ad- evidently had atarted to home. State street waa rereived, and r.n motion joBrne-1 to tbe 15th, incto , wm referred lo tbe Fire Deportment rota BcsdUSt-Os Monday Ureter Sher­ There win be a Temporaaoc Social at the Reform Onh Rootaa tbfe rWcdoeedayj iff Vrootaan brought Lorenao Falk, of By Aid. Dvwey ereuiag. Admiuat.ee iO recta Ro Oranfwille, to Haatinga, under arrrat to Tkw ibe Chiaf Ewglnwor of tho orime of burglary. It ia atated that a the Fite Department be uUbarited to (retfreahmeota will be aerted. A very able acrcion wan delivered at quantity of wheat waa atolco some Umc ahree to Ibe Hora Bop the usifcrta re the Preobyteriau cbnrcb Uat SaLbath agoVtoa a farmer ia tbat locality, and the tooroiog by Rev. R W Ffetehcr. ftvm dreanreuncew oremed to point tnwird th/worda, ‘Thy Kingdom Come." ( Falk aa owe vf tbe tree who committed tilt crime. Whether he dtd or not will jTto whwdo of tho wew furnrtnro toto be to the eowrt to deternuae, and IS the ry b. MW beard doily. Il » ki»d t* cicantimo Falk will have the opportunity mutic that Haalivp oeedo and with plenty wbiisia jail to gather animal magnetism of !1 the city will -ertainly proper. By AM. Hewey That the subject of to Ihlure pateenta who dra.rc robbing to There io . good <tod K get rid of their achre, paiaa, to, Now if dasiagea tn Mra Guntiab be referred to roeyJk io tho city, and patoMa will do wall Lorenao eouU rob himwdfoat of jail, or the finance CouuniUe.- Adopted. to be ezneedingly amfal of any child that mapwrtia- the jailor, or import tbe animal Tho Liquor bond* of Dickluaou A Mc­ ha. any aymptatM of th- wmbfeotoo df- heal .ng power, of hia body to hie lal-ow Coy, Jahn Stanley. *“d Ralph 8. Jordaj IxMrdere in the public koto the county might safely dtohargn the doctor who baa —-*« rf ordinary prtos *• paUtaF— wb, tb. tote usually the contrary iMvwi.fjr tantesce. Htednp paid - biA te ll » r'» s’®1 **"•* *hik qnr u.Ahbare wwrw trying *» *"•J 1 130.' Evaw B-stW »» UkjW ** Aid. Itor.y voted no Ml th* rereraat of fh. bwyare barn pwrpoa. tn pay «re»y Z. Shcp^d far adilili.e.1 aneuparentee. to . . . - ■ J—* the hauling Hone Cart to 0. Herten fire By AU. Tomiiwoon that «M.4b be temporarily Iraaafetred from rouituireat to CHESTER’S CURE! BOOTS AND SHOES Krone)litis. Catarrh, EiTDiHI jmra® KEHS! Asthma Hay Fever, Colds, tc. As cheap as the cfaeapeat ant! warranted tut good us any in the market 27531655 Cats ADA Socrnxas Railwav uxx.— This popular line cousnseoccd oo their ■ummer lime card. Monday, May 14lh, three feat axtwum train.-! eat, in caUNcdon with ths M.C 1 1 l*umagnre having Homing* al 7JO. a. m., arrive at Bufalu earns day al fl 10 P- sf., knd New York next raoruitsg at 10:30 A. M. This fast day expram to the brat train between Miehsnn andthe Kant. Partee eave from Detroit to Buffalo; aleeping ooeebra from Buffalo u, New York. mayitoef M. D Rood dentrea lo eS attonttoe to qia now Waeoa Shop, where he may be found al all boon of any day, ready to do Oil Axiun of Aid. Dewey, the above booda owe accepted and approved by aywe and oav* M follow. : Ayew—Aid. Abbey, Dewey. MaNangbten, Ra^aB. Tbmlinaou. Wioklnuan and Our Wheat Market. tihmbwewstetod Ly peroua. who are 44cieut ia knowledge epos the aubjeei AsmuMSlroo a! the village of Pramc-vdk cm Saturday the ZSd day of Sapte-mUr in Art Hwtivp tarnbbwi tbi poureal mar kri for wheat of ewv town in Barry coun ,, two ootoet tot th. afteroooo. ly. Th- Mtxy M *hl « P-*" Snorri liqttor mrnm are befaw U" TW- -a Drop in and see those late styles of Prints. AH styles at bottom figures. Aa4 sHMameos acme IHoll.lm noma. BAD BREATH. WONDERFUL CURES ;0wPgHUiE IADA< BPmuaiasmi ibsthhte. fate Sturt Wanzer & Barnes. GOOD NEWS TH THE /PUBLIC! STOCK OF GROCERIES 3773131067380248 �Railroads. / LAND THUS A KAIbWAk. JINK SO. ISIStt-m-p uhbar-B. I A little girt wrote: “I iuva my ttacbM more than tnaku Uli." ; Taking Effect Junw 24th. 1877 In there dull times, broken in mining are lying on their or-m. THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER. Ruoaiaa inns are acid to be very poof, hut a Russian knout in worm. The New York hand organa have p.l a new rtop—they Uop ptjinf oft i> p. » Il » impesaibln fur au artirt to take lUlier.nw of a red noted man in water ral- Thr Leading Paper of Has The Largest Circulation, Is Kadically Republican in Sentiment. ftrt Wsjm, Jitifii & Salim BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD IAILIOAD. And ns a laical Paper is urisnrpiumed in the State. baa had the reputation of au eii»rt twimBur, and her aiater, Min Elita Barnett, gwe yrataday afternoon ia aprtvatabaili betuc in thia city an iaatnieiire and rerj him. A word to th? wire. phanag exhibition of their prowcm in the On a KTavcaUne at South Seabrook. wwUr. Mb* Elaa Reunett b the yoaeg Mm*., b the following inacrlption : “Be •VWO who »»•■' oeroarlbo North river w faliwjyny. - TH girh jtnd y<m»g »hc d.-ad—are ahe gooo—i« I left alone— ya* I ia, cruel fate, how unkind to take ’bSi, day. ia the Hudson _____ ___________ not lau agile, pretty and . grareful than Europa, Helm rad other swimmen of the Cdar sex in tbe days and streams ofold. le of them bed taken only three or four leeaone, but the visitors who watrbed their movements did not see the nn-d of any more lastructiun. One\littlc girl, Mias Dexter, only xren jcurX old. swam aa easily and lithely m a swan iu a basin. She led all tho girls, and she did not rem. la be tired CerUirfy she wm not afraid of getting bcr bead wet, for she dived like a duck, sod eamo.lo tbe eurftcc placid as a seal. Young and" elderly women were nlao among the swimmers: and no was a nine months old baby, w|;uw -tijiy bands moved life fins when iu mbtKr held tL Mim Kate Bennett, of rvttne, received the moat attention. She waa drmud iu a plain suit cf underwear nidluiil si revos un, and all are living, Do took them in and without stocking*. Shu atap in th- the order of their cgta, lived with each water with eoafoet for efcre-i hours, and about a year, aad tl en obtained a divorc--. sayi that the never -‘ebiihu" Sbc ia full It b a luggretive fact that there are three more outer* io th-- family. l’,FeDowl-ln»velere,l‘ .raid a colored preacher, “cf I bad been eaiin' dried ap. pifw for a track, and den took to drinkin' l a a moof, leouldn'l-Crel more rwdl.-d up den I am die minit with pride and van ilf al aecia* such a full attendance bar.' propriate pc-iuons while the pupil ia Iriag cm the water with hanca holding on to the wooden. steps leading down to it. ftaally, like again pula her yapU fairly in the water in the rame recumbent petition, directs bar tc move arms and limbi ac­ cording to inatructron-k. and helps her □ little with sue band plaerd under bcr. After the aceond or third stroke the pupil is^wimming iadepemk-uliy, although uaeonscioua r-f doing ro, fin- Mias Bennett kern saying. -Go on; that*, right, I am bMfiag you. when really «bc is not bolding her al all. Tha art baa been leuroed. ami pnetKe ai-on gives entire conSdeace. Him BtuneU dues hot um corks, rafts, iifr pceserrrn. or floats of any kind. Her little white lie, "1 *m holding you,' does the btuine*. M« Klim Bennett says (bat a wouua always floats- more easily than a mra; and 11mcuh, thcrrfnre, that to swim ia' natural fbr a womaa. Surely it ia a whc-Usome-cxrrcbe. a pretty and a useful ace mipliabmeut. i’o-.r 58** Haile, who gave tor ntdhe H the HeAmpu»t l-crsuro dui waa drowned there after tailing off from bcr gulden-flcacc-l ram, might much butler have wade hendf im­ mortal by swimming alive to^jlw shore, as either uf the Mm» HcnatiU ciuld b$v.- ncHififf’mWsifflTH. Subscription Puce only 81.50 per Year •SSh, in Advance. In Our JOB DEPARTMENT, We are prepared to Gil all Orders promptly for Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let- ■SIS Um >. a tw*—*»* eutal W .-<l~aka « wa, te **•!*» «1 t. r tS.A«r> .< «rm8 r*U>—«■ >wi that Mtasalat*iifMbMti *-*.-*• 'R'lnimmla- im saEBWS.r^tam.’asgi EErtstasasssasira EI Stectrtt'a'wiiMraiT: ter Heads, Note Heads, State­ WMii BIANO BARBS BIVISION. ments, Envelopes, Busi­ JleReliabk Shari Uh ness and Calling Cards, &o„ &c. ItSD unit All DEtlOIT Geo. M. Dewey, Editor. State St.. Ht&lingit. Mich.. ■uwi-W tl aaM wc «-<•*•'* "ha >a aiiara A SS.OOO suit h*cg> over tbe hc-sj Of a i New York druggilt ju« beeauw be failed ' U» duliaguuh bccwenu tbe dacimal rad cinieuma! tcalo. The mbuke ilmrot twi the life of tbe aefiTtanitc victim gglifg: -n ,.u tundred didiar. for ’going from fcpresell at bake Bluff, Chireau. Use of Mr, Cook » vbuma in tho eyes ofhw h*-.r era.ia hi< rarccdiugly informal manner on the platform. He will rit ipticdv willba knew crowed. and talk in tbe cun*-r I ' am Trwc, there must U doefc-re and lawyers and merebstsU and ahixsuakcrs and pcanut dealera and the like, and all thmo callings miM be filled Ire rotnebodr. but there are enough to CI! them, and why they dou t hraegre oditom and l»d the We of opulent princes u a tiring that staggers m. But, alter a!!, it may bl Hup it is a mere matter of taste. Il mar repugnant to some natures to be clothed in purple and fine linea and fare semptnoudy every day, and of course it would never do fur aaeh a nature to hceomo ao ccfitor, tho life of ease and eiegueo and luxury, and exempt from all eara and toil and debts and duns, would toon bee-nne a bore to him, and be would speed his nighu io dreaming of piova and pitthforkj and reaping machines and squander hb days in devising some plan of swapping plsere with a Wacksmith'e sppsamtioe or a street car drirrr. .« SlraT Swtten ftraiiiir-. I Ao editor ia, the haj earth. Hr baa little or hot Mil pep to all that beaut! ou_ .... £>«*■■•», With iu I’errian ruga end Tur­ key earpeu, ita n^narect mireore, its beautiful picture*, iu cntnp'rtr library of apJcndiiily bound booka, iu buff-t atocked with the finryt winca, Upon nail cigari. which eset him but a paff or two, with iu silver bail to summan an atUndaot When­ ever a Julep or cocktail is wanttd, and, in chart, with iu everything that human' ingnsmty can devise lor hia comfort ,snd plrosure. is a perfect little pnradiae where benU or lonojn. aad reigns a yuung lord, wMi the werid of tkahinn and planeuan at bis fret And then anybody can b* an editor—nothing but a little money to Mart with, and ones startod the money t«ui» in upea yen in a atea-ly atRsm, aad the dhief labor of editing a newspaper, that i« mere moonabioe. It is tfcrtainly a glorioua life, that of an editor, a life if luxurious eo»e J ha amri l*St!RS. ,SS. (J O RTHHRy •Depot, 104 HEADS STREET, Sew York. 0201535389532323235300235348 GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS »?E-' ’ >noBin:oRUEK l&J fjj I i I H CENTRAL railwaycompany 1^.0 ggSMssmoB! i ***! *2 --jfesSSi5®’- • “Have the raDroaxb struck?" asked an exekod.-man, bursting into the sanettim like a .Rnasian torpedo. “They have,'’ ws replied gently and firmly; “lota of it; you ' will find the railroad's track all over the liaggage-room." And then we amiled our •ad, sweet smile, end the rehetial ralm of an sagnl benediction filled lo overflowing, the d-p’-h. of trn soul with tender peme, like a jmutdof corn-search overwheJaJin­ die narrow restraints of a quart eup.— lilroad B&JCSSASt San Diego l>aa a young gentleman tdecraptiio operator, who, after repeated calls fur a young lady operator in another of­ fice, it last got a rrej-onw, and then, “eltic. click, dick," (fortissimo), be tdeL-raphcd back to her vehemently, "I have been trying to get you for the isat hourf In a raomcat the foUowiag spicy reply camo tnoninv ro Mm K/B- tatwb. g»-I bin J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS. - - MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines* of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-09-19.pdf 26a18d5f7c59d4d0d4061e29465a6d09 PDF Text Text T1‘ lt*^o*lien/i DEWRyr K.X!«KERX, ATJ TES Of ADVERTISING. VOL.. 22. NO. 21. HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., SEPTEMBER 19, 1877. cmnpauy and favor them »uh aits up-1 whse, the harj/mcborJ snd gviur. was [which «d with an aquwite voice, but her ' nds acre premed bar to stag, though would often accompany others npoo Madam's, but then I wu but a ehiid—and Ahen young Squire Page, as ho wm a blind one. 1 wm young and toy fkibuwealthy. I had never known at home ir*ctedK first by bar musieal powet, and what atfecliuo wm, for if my father had tad afterward by’ her sweet ted face and mart lore for me (and I think now that geode manner. He approached Ur with h. had.) be feared to show it before c-t thagreotret deference. convening only ahrewiah stepta-rtber. My lonely heart upon the beauties of the valley, and upon had always huagend for affo-ik,-., red onaioal and literary topics. He very soon wto-a ibb bandtotnc young man made tuc grew to care for no other society, and believe, by ths most caroctt. protestations, would make au cxeuae to abaent himaelf apparently, that I sm dearer to him titan from the hunting and other out-dour life, what wonder that. 1 wu captivated' He xml Mnifom both persuaded me that a The Superior FORCE FEED will sow nil kinds of Grain aud Grass seed as ly as Sand runs through an Hour Glass. Aud the ATTORNEY AT LAW k SOLICITOR B™kf,1AJiCE,s'‘- °*«« »»w HaaUam *'>’*'* ATTOUXBr AT LAW A.SOLICITOR HOOSIER IMPROVED FORCE FEED, With Forco Feed Grus Seeder TOtSaSSFS’SlSS - DR. C. Hl.’SNELL, " - is One of the best Drills manufactured. Quantity of weed sown regulated without change of gear-wheels and a perfect forck fixo, whether towing one pock or four bushels per acre, which ia the case with no other drill. If you want a NEW WAGON he sure and buy the PHYSICIAN & SUBGEON • STUDEBAKER! Eveiy wheel -is boded in Oil. every box set in White Lead. The Skeins are set with the Patent Skein Setter, and the Boxes by Haudraulic Machinery, arid thuiia the rdaaon they are the LIGHTEST RUNNING WAGONS MABE, tkratteufyfuii! isiviti iksi®StaiiaitSite, vtetr marutu to oa-lat by M jer ix3L aw etter. fi^Iiarneuea made by hand from the west Eastern Oak leather ■ and every strap warranted. m. j»it. Vd.2a2.Yi. Ton es'. GREBLE & RUSSELL- DENTIST Nashville. MicMjai. The Old Reliable BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL LEGENDS OF VIRGINIA. Stands Without a Rival. | Its Sales are more than that of any other Drill in the Wt.rld. ! More sold in Michigan than any other three drills-' It was sevsaty yean ago in the bcnutifsl rxltoj of Virginia,' when hire. Colons! Wnhou returned from Bogland. Screwy Tears ago! What wonderful inresilioxia have rcvolutiotuicd the world; what poets, historian* sad novelists have taMte our minds rich with their gems of thought; and what myriad, of noble lives have let.—It ig.the only PERFECT feed without a change of geers. uuued away siacc teventy vesta ags! 2d.,—It in the only feed who.-'C wheels arc tnjjietl upon a lathe Shdtoy Tmuyseu, WMuir, Bryaat making them perfectly nceumle. aud UttRleBoWj S»tt and Dickens, have I 3d.—Tt is the only feed that guages ils npeningjieconiing to the brought to us there treasurea, snd «ms ef three have faded and guns out, fearing a sire of the grain to be sown. y 4th.-r—Lt is the only Drill that sowj/ exactly the same amount trail of glory as they poued. Mrs. Walton could find ia America no from each feed cup. gvretouwaaited to the task of edmauag It hat- a perfect force feed gross seeder, a reliable land measure, the aootJ uf ths aristocniUe hooss of Wal­ is well made and beautifttllv finished, and is without a doubt, the ton, or of the .till more noble house o! Howards, pears of England, from which she .prang. So she had risUed her olden home, •xompanied by her young dangktere, and, upon the xreommendaikm of the Earl of Piymptoa. an old fnood cf her father’, she foul brought with her to n the World. America a • uuibful widow, Mrs. Agnes Moatfeet. This was ell tore. Walton knew, or ex­ I petted to know of her govsraeM; for she I wm too much of a true lady to quesUon I her rudely, rej-.-cuuly m she had nrouused th. EsrTto trtc her upon his wcriL ala*. ply. H« bad told her that Agnos MuoLCall and sec it with latest improvements at lort wa. a perfect lady (as any one would have seen -withent words to prove tt), that she had pasted through great trouble, and that any alhlsUn to that sorrow would un­ fit her for ths dutire shc wm anxious to .. No Agricultural Implement iu the Worhl can boa-t i»uch a prec­ edence. . Its feed is the universal favorite wherever grain is grown. Be- BEST GRAIN DRILL DELIGHT J. tVOLF.SI.D. I* nur «be bmu-a Cart I OVER 60.000 IN USE MESSER BROS. ^n^ouruey wia tadioua in ihoso days. ’ JOHN Q, < RESSV. 1 ' <£ a. HOl.BBOOK. . ja aro xxrare . Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trinrmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Varmsra. examine the WI ABD q. J. PLOW, before purchasing others, Carnap, Sin aii Onamia! p A I N TER • Every one waranted. At A. M. HecVa CarrUjvia-F JefforsonSL, • Those contemplating buying *fa Mowers or Beepers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, s v’eSa Wm. H. Goodyear. PBiHmsoncii. uiai®PEOPLES DP.UG Pkydrtrt Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Fram™, until you have priced their Goods, for you F*- will save money by it. Funily lUcilw ■’"’Wj ptrr.1 with I>r»K> “d Ch'»‘“1' SPECIAL AN Everybody knows they are the only The Midland Marder. From the Saginaw RrytMicao of the Gib we take the following particulars of the murder committed a few days' ago at “The partim, John and Ilan Donaldaos, have lived for a number of yean tn Midtoad, and the mre was foreteriy a hosttor at Ftndlaur. liot.(. wtor. bo marrfoi hie wife, by whom be bad one child. Tfaa man Doaddeon is iboatjftv ysan of ace. red 1 Ixi murdered wonin' ,omr fifteen hb juuior. From the iafocmatiw we have been casbUd to grthcr it would rocm that Henddton wm extremely jeahru. uf hi. be un glad to be relieved of my pctacnce wife, snd apparently WM* cause, as she •bore a rather light character iu the eitrin hit bouse forever. ■•Qf wane, old Elate WM wiser 'than I, rowagea us mot but t would not listen to her, end, a few aba folk hcrosif 1------ ,------days after urc aerenteenth birthday, we paufou, though, in reality, she was a jotr pert privately married ia the email chapel or two hiajnnfor. attached to the convent. UUa declared The little girls, Ethel and Kvalya, were to her dying day that the marriage wu often present during these hterary cooler tree anJlcgd u any marriage could be. got the beat Ereach cook iu tbe'cil tattoos, and none, oct even Mrs ■ Wakrm, and that ebe and Madam DetcHIc ■ aignod ' had a thomrht of say serious remit from •Msdame," saidan imp.-rtinent sueh a comptui-.nalsip. Boruetimea she to-hia landlady, "yoar batter ia to critic foe my Itawontio taste. It would dodare tharsbo wm "gisd Cousin milrt distant; Elsie, with the aid of a na­ Frank bad found soma one literary enough tive >crv*at, doing the work ot the boiuc, to interest him. for he bad always been and Pierre BUnc being our pardcaer. They loft the court bauu in eosrpuny, Jon ' Tuuday, about 3;3U r. ami shortly the hookworm of the family, ths Colonel Edward told ms, and I believed him, that after returning home tbs neighbors heard said" the chateau would be bis by -inheritance Ths winter passed oa. Many of the upon tbs death of aa aged-aont; which loud talking between the two, bnt to 'which not much attention wm paid. guest* bad departed, but Squire Frank amertiou, with many other things hn had still lingered, and it wm noticed rocentiy told me, was utterly without foundation. Shortly after the n..n wm observed going down town, aud bo -was again seen return­ that Agnes kept closely to her room*, and ‘•Fnood from the touretony of the school ing about Sevan o’dock. All being still The other night * Burlington »ootn was never seen tn any of her old talks with and settled in a burnt I believed would be shout tin bouse, there wu no mupurians found the long expocted “nua under the Cousin Frank. Ona morning, laving understood »; permanently our own, with a luubaml of foul play until yeoterday mornimr (^lh the bad." It wm her huaband. Tie bed breaklaat that theCofooei and Squire Pago bandwzme and kind, 1 pasted a few months inrt.t. when not obrervtng the woman was rather high and so »M be, and he in that hied of aa Eden in which ignor­ moving eboat, some cm- informed tbs siiy ance ia blim 1 read and tended my roanbal. who oooaid«red it worth JookinC Sowers, and watched in tbs evening for into. He accordingly pexnadad to the the return ot my husband from the town house,and asked the man for the where­ wkb all the faith and hope of which ro­ abouts nf the woman, wb-> nude tome eva­ man’s nature is so full 1 had written to sive reply? The Msn-bal then began an my father, and waited long fora reply, examination of the premiof*. and in the but ah in vain. At Iasi Edward grew frost imniea.abuaf twenty foot from the cold ud changed, and sbsccted himself from home for day*. Yon wdl knowhow said, and might not we her^gain fur many it wu••!• M MeleM for me elaborate.' He m-uths. She checked him. -Mr. Page, I begtbat yea will go no aune to sao only a few days before the further. I am not blind, and can plainly birth of my child, and upbnidnd on with bis tn is furtunes. Ho said that my father a»« whithar it ia lending. 1 estreat you’ had written him a most insulting letter— • nc that be would never foejpre. ‘But* ho ad-led. 'if he only knew that hi. . daughter, thojemad-niece of aa Earl, wu a wife in name Only, nod not in deed, be Struck with some blunt initrumeat, which I would probably rcetram wk me ofbis p'rince kiKKkcd )«r scukIcm, ami then, from the marks ap-m ths occk snd the blackness of I -Iwu already iD. sod there words the fare, it wu apparent that the devilish ' pierced me like a knife. - I begged him to deed ofmenieT w»» completed by.tr.npi- New ’ork to Earland recently. They wo I tell tot truly what be metat. and if he, Ulioa, rvidontly by the grasp of hands out under extract for throe years with 1 Edward de Villiare. were really the rillian liw- uldacera that the moot plausible building Arm. io Manchester, and aro to liardly lire without being near you, with- II he would have me believe him. With a theiry for the murder is that Donaldson. rroetve wages eqeriTskmt to 13.56 par day I here, with eight bourv’wort and ImlfboJ ■ sneering answer he left me, and I never w: ncing you at fout." 1 idayn on Saturday.. . • Ob, aw, have I fed yon t* tlya bT “J , 1 Many worthy pcopls sprinUa ihoir la< too-crideot enjuytnent of your aoaety? the troth, but her reply wan no more to Plcaaetdfme 1 never intended auch a kle» with D. V.’a in referring U> thdr to1 ^tentioaa, bat It may h. oMariotod wfattfarr clung. Bat the companiimahin of> an in­ the point- Any <>n« ao oMiiy won aa I tellectual mind wm au paulsl! My mmo had baeo, »hc aaid. teed not expect much 1 all of them know what thaws iaitida aigni and heart were both numn^ for food. 1 truth from a hubund. 1 fy. Thtm aa old lady wrote thatsbsdmbi ______^jbc one in which cumc to diaejyth bar daughter du Wad ••Oh, rir, T cun never tell ytm the anbajrc been to lonely, Mr. Page. Oh, ii 1 dxvc-vervd, hut eflcr dipy-inR you only knew, yen would not blamo me! guWi of that week! MTb.br eame. but Hmvw pMtod through «ch bitter trida. 1 could only look upon her with grief and __________» ho came to hard day, and .. r ____ _ wit* nf • abame. I prayed for death, but it would gave thu job up. He then dug the other not come, and life wm ono unfaeuing tor- one aa above ditooveted, which wm about two feet inldepth. tUTT-. •I liad acme menu -’till at my com The man aud woman h*vc lived a very mand, but knew not wforre to go or wh»t dur<putable life, ao far M we hare learned, to do. Ono day Pierre came to me with aomv 1-itcrv found in an old amt of my place with Mr. Findliter for hu intemper­ hnaUnd’a. la lhmo I found that hv had ate habits. Since that limo lit h»* lived deerivud me in warythfog, and that 1 wu by tranaient work till he finally obtained . Lie lawful wife, m Ellis, .ho bad died employment with Mr Bill. Tbo murder during my dark days, had alwaya imuted. it oat of the most mid blooded that hu My foebee would not give him a p<?a»d-ef tetr taken place in the Wanly, tod hu arouaed an in tame exatetnent in all ritrnre of the community. hia hand, and allowed him toatroUrt. k be test for mo immediately, mying that 1 In addition to the above the CaarMrcaya. omita to add that a motneot later, whoa If my father had fonakA, tie, be would be the auger gave out, the waap al oaoa re­ my father I wm getting ready to loavc sumed bnaliKM. aud MUt the WMOimi England, when the greats, of my nriafor bowlin; out of the door like hot abac from tunea fell upon me. My little Af»«. who bad grown to be the lift of my life, wm A Pittsburg mechanic mis the follow•Mlmt from me, red nil the effcrta of my rtrangulaiiou. Shslad -been alrupk on rte« •‘Willingly, most willingly. Let me the fun-bead with a hammer* or aom'o other a worker for forty years, by industry and think of it until to-morrow, and I will lei blunt instrument and then strangled The “This is all. I eoald nof stay ia France, jury concluded that Emma Donaldson taoTXllar.. and wishing to provide for a yon know simply bv a ‘reu' or ‘no.’ If I drexi. to toU y~. 1 will toU you all; for snd I found it impospMe to remain in cama io her death by Mnogulaiioa at the your noble geiunsity hu touched me rosy England, as my father’s wife and drughum hands of moo cue unknown. Donahteon rainy day, I iorested tt ra railroad, bank, deeply, and you shall, at lusM. pumrea tbs industeioody circulated (he report that I trust of a mierebtoand sorrowing womaa. was an uuwedded mother. But the Earl WO! you excuse uie al dinner this even­ bad takra care to get a ropy ef the regiaing? Tbs though* arowssd by this meet­ tar of the marrian before he l.ofc tar ing will overpower ms, If I cannot hare boas with him. But tor my chHd-O quiet. I wiH st toast, *ee you again. May God I-" Agnes here bsokc down entirely, and God forever bleu you!" .She gave him her hand a moment, and great sob. ahook her deflate frame. then haatOMd to her room, where only her will ordnr ths rest. I cannot bo more mis cr.ble than 1 am, and, prrtaps. his sympa­ thy will loamr the bunton. I would not aadfen bis life with my sorrows, but, ob, my Father! hstovuuu, be tores us truly and devotodly, and fore is th. «MUM At breokfMt, tbuugli pale mid quiet, the declared her fated to be much better, •■But 1 think I do not feel able to have th* )CMOO< to-irf, Mm Waltoo, if you will cicuae me." • Certainly, my dear.'' ww the nepooae ring tbc tong voyage Agnro had t wrf acquainted with her pretty, v«i pnplfa aud «b«ir atnuly mother, thing aaft and tow, and m sad as the wail in »•«:, ted «nulo bad > heart of dm Mjl genwuDy difficult D°-Vos." .be mplitei, “at derm, in the the STEBBINS BROS SAY STORE. of pcreflt quality gg^-w-jgyrti TLrcc mouth, npun the water were often ro.<«ed in Uk-joarncy in stormy weather, and the efegsol home of CJomI Walton reemod a haves of rest to the weary hurt end tired frame of ths young widow. The hours wm built in a grove of oaks upon an ctaiacoce above the Bbcnaadnah, end was almost princely in its appointments“Ab, Mrs. Walton, what a fovsfy home you have b thin far-away land! Never before hare 1 beheld a soeue to beanliful." And, in truth, it was a scene rich with the very folorea of nature. The October days bad come, andT ths maples by the river were draped io riehret1 gold, while ths «ka werec/otfoa in velrety maroon, and tbs cbretttuu and pine* gave the dart and ligbl grreus to the breutiftri ?»««•• The mountain range, upon either stdc reemsd truly lb. repoos of wdmntmrett th. had read of in th# fairer fl- of ehtld- WHOLE NO. 2067. baa m ter passed owl of the family. The I’agn*. a family famed among the brat peo­ ple of the great ralky. mil! cultivate aud beautify the old plantatirm, while the por­ trait of their beautifti! aiKertrww mill adenw the walls of tb«maa»K>o, as io one of the chief treaxurai pt her ehiidren’s children, all ofwboa have had copim made from the original, painted by Thomas Bul­ ly, rixty years ags. library." “TbreU’" bs said, Is a voios chofcad «W.s«aMam. B. sianyrnd bur Wd and BMotsry principles in flnasae: Firm, that gold andailw ara tbs 1 terials best fitted for money. Sceond. that all currvnnei should bated on the precious metals and come bls into them at the will of the hcJdsr. Squtn' Frank Pago wu a year in Eufa.tmd daring that time Agora heard of m bat ones. A letter from bar mxk AUipod a brief note Oum Frrek — "Keep a hopeful heart. I think I will *AtSThe game, rending a servret be arc emigrating to Ubsm. TOtaL-waH Returning Board is in limbo, and Ha is twfly reared Tom Fcrtrfer W WnAs �The Maine Election. ’IHff i] Tcfk*, printed in cuiure, and arc si fo <mj by the millico. Prang -»:>:* tnakw ehromo* that are really but they teSa*. high ytte, .W pet late MMctiun with tbs >«pNrwr Yows. Barr. I Sth, 1877. I say that the “CbrweV hswkod slout the erantry as premiums for nvwvpajcre, ec*t only six cento each, and you can bur them by* the quantity wtdl as religion. He commenced his wr for ere® Ires than that. When the dodge anou iw*t Sunday with a violent diatribe was But quite as well understood as now, agaiasC the free school »y*tecn, denouncing it s« a gram wrong to “the church." and one whieh every CotUlie wm bound by ’ The ramlt in Maine show, a Itejubl.ron plurality of about HA00 and an absolute majority of aome 0,000 ever all opposing madidato*. Last year eur plurality »u W477, end in 1875. 3 872. These figures tb not indicate any reaction against the RsjniHiesa* in that far off eastern Stale, cans aa are opposed to wiiat ia called the President s Southern Policy, to abandon the party, on the contrary they indicate that the party is united and randy for a vigorous onslaught ou tho enemies, front whenever called to do better for their principles, their party and it* chosen lead­ how only last fall, a man named O'Reilly, ers. It is a victory that will strengthen the born of Catholic parents, bat who bad hearts of the Republicans of Ohio and joined a Protestant church, was a candi­ Pennsylvania, if ihuy seeded strengthen­ date for office, and how m *oon .as be ing, aud cause them to work mor-i vigor- beard of fa be-instructed his flock and the owdy for a glorious triumph at the poll in the politicians that the Catholic chureh was a unit, and was controlled by the clerical authorities, and that it Would be though tbo Ruvilana were not doing what felt thia flail. The sermon created a great it was expected they could d-> or site the Turks are making a mueh mere vigorous defooao of their country than the world anticipated they'could make. '' Proudest Haye*’ rfait to the Booth be­ gan moot m»pieiou»!y with hie reception at bjuixville. Nothing cnuld exceed the henrtioewt and cordiality of hi* welcome The tcmjicranre cugaoixations are- diatributisg tracts showing the cost of lum to the city, with a view of awakening a dropw interest in tho fight they aro mik­ Hon. J. C. Burrow*, of Kalataasoo, h»» ing against it. Thu total number of a^ becn Invited to stump Ohio. Wo hope he rests in the city tor the qtrartcr ending will go, for he is the beet stomp orator in Sept 1st, waa 19,943. Of thaw the num­ ber iracesbic directly to rum was 14,090 ! Probably half the remainder could be traced indirectly to ram. but it ia safe to say that four-fifth* of the ent-nnous police force required to keep the peace ia the city, owo their employment to ram, aid ninety per cent, of the crime* and c*au|H- The Hepublicatu of tho great Blate of Pennsylvania met in convention on (ho fith loot at Harruburg, and nominated for State Treasurer, Wm. B. Hart, for Audi­ tor, A. M. I*aaimore and for Judge, J. P. Stenitt, and among others all of which aro sound to the cere, adopted the three following Itesolntiona, ihut will especially cuoimend tlkomaolrfis tea the ftvorablc coifitidcrauon of wvery thinking American cit- If f S A full line of Undershirt* and Drawers. fe HMHi man thia fail, for lire advance army are al­ ready in the Add. the chromo mills are running (o their full capacity, and tbs mook-fooud young man t* leaving ths city, and Boy a for FALL TRADE. Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT eoo- for WHITE SHIRT in ths CSty. business surra. I SCARFS, TIES and Sill Handkerchief Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. 33 Monroe st, Grand Rapids, Mich. GROCERIES, tnoosly fergirre them —but to have shared the plunder wilh men end than-have than go back oa him, angers him. He says it was plaaaant reading when in Spain, the deuundatioaa of himself by men who were bis partner*, end who were living oa tbo money they stole when wilh him. fa iocreaaing every day and every hour. Broadway hasn't looked ao much like the Breadway nf old, for five yean. There is the.comfortable, old time certainty of be­ ing ran over, if you attempt to cruas at any time from nine in the morning till six at eight—there is the crash and smash of vehicles, and the curving of driven, there thcec .figure* before one, it fa ru> wonder is the crash aud din of thousands of that the pablie demand tin regulation, at the b’.«kadc of long linen of street am, all events, and extinction if possible. and the stages in apparently ioextrieaLle jams—there is, ia short, the good old un­ comfortable Broodway of the olden lime. iho enormous building, eight atorics high, and tilled from cellar to garret with the most inflammable materia), was entirely fonprovided with not u be dn> drawn on the fourth story, ecould '"’,d °°* and there were not only no hose fur the cztinguiahmsot of fire, but there were not COFFEE. SOAP The ItiU Power CURES TOBACCO. HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specifics CROCKERY. STONE 'W-A.EIE. Vol. 22 Itf. Smith Hoyle & Prerton, p °-_p- Row»f» Co*». CoL Hpcakiog of Hale, it b a fact that tbongh bln was one of the largest piano factories in the world, he never made a piano that Gen. Butler wilt support tho President in hie Souther* policy. Tbo Baltimore Republican* al a convenlion Monday evening heartily indorsed the President s policy. as they did about carrying 6m-. Peensytvanu and all other States. LIGHT-RUNNING Ptmocratie distractions in New Jcarey Uvs mooted a cbanoe fo the Repohliseas ef gaining a United States Sesator- ‘DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE the aim rotwm bibb BEST. $Bg$20B'; jirimrsksT^ SWEET Heavy AV. Ixird ruled at the Saratoga mt Mitrg last week that the whole nnmbsr of 'pevwws in the poor bouare, includmg il these temporarily relieved, and ia the re­ form aad penal institutions, in Michigan, wu 54,210. ' Tlic balance of cash jn ths State trc»ury Sept. 1 was 1592^7.1,81, receipts during the week ending tiept. 8 w«s |28j)63.0€; payments during aatne time to abeodoa tho luxury altogether. ■ Then were 125328.91; balance in irtmaury die eoursc of the Irada has drtn-rd. Sept 8,1877, 1595,927.96, increase tr New York fa no longer the great Importing the week *3,554.15. Tbe offioerv of the Eaton county agri­ centre, for the western chics are receiving it direct Item China and Japan, via the cultural society are taking the utmost Jains to make the coming fair, which taken have been rushed upon the American place at Charlotte on B..ptm>bcr 26, 27 market bccMss of tbs improved focilitiee and 28, the beat exhibited. of the kind f<» getting it The importers wilh large stocks on land are suffering terribly, and Serin lata Par fate Oattaiir lata Full® wane lomr yean, and we think WU penona will do and ao on through the whole list of resj well to go and see this exhibitios of the peetablc maker*. He has been prosecuted product* of the Stale. Utr.o and qpin, hot he always managed to Chicken thieves relieved Mr. George jest keep pal of the ciutehc. of the law. Riehardsou, ofOmvis, Calbroa county, of 84 halfgrowu chickcnr a few nigl ta sines, ki*My kaving Mr. Ricbardroa four, how ever, to raiae soother brood next year wttic ■Blit ■Stic itaik D ing torus pianos, forging aa nearly aa he I’rof. Watxm of the Michigan Univercould tho names of reputable makers. ■tv, al Ann Arbor, announce* the discov­ Thus he would pul out a.piano under the ery of another planet of the eleventh ta*gname of “Steinway A Soos,” which aa ;norant or earelcm person would „fJ>ury.7 ' a^'' The State Fair io now In full operation aEppovlug It to be a Steinway. The Web at Jackson. The sf>w is the best for The Jovrri of ten will be gratified to know that tens ard lower in the great im­ porting hoastw than they .were before the war. Tbo reduction Ims been brought about by the decreeing demand. When wsgep wet* high the laboring man not on!y drank good tea, but bought it by the Political Noles. Only two counties in Maine were earned pound, aad the moderately well-off by tbo cheat. Now it Is different. The laboring by the Democrat, man buys it by tbo ounce, aad the better- DRESS BROADCLOTHS for DRESS SUITS. CAB8IMKRE8 and CHEVIOTS An investigating commiueo had Tweed on the Maisil, but they have not thus far got anything new out of him. Every­ body knew that the eity had been robbed ofmiltisiua, and they knew exactly who did it, and bow it was done. Tweed's tes­ timony, thus for, is only valuable aa a eonfc.rion from tho Imder of ths thievre, with aome mime particulars added. He may make some new disclosures before they get thnnigh with him, but it ia doubtltaL Tbe-old mankropsnp wonderfully well, and will, if be ever gets out, make troub­ le for bis euimica. He is very bitter, and dadra* nothing so mush as to get a chance compelled to bring their drinking waler from the third story ; consequently 'when Mr. M. B Gillette of Niles township ia the fito broke out among the varnfaboa said to have lost 160 hop by the cholera, and seasoned lumber, there were no means lately *’ of check ieg it, and an hundred men and women periahed miserably in the flames But Mr. Hale win get hfa-insurance on his burned buildings and stock, and will put op another just such a trap. may boeomo extremely mischievous in as­ sisting to diminish the popular respect for tbo decisions of lawful tnbunah. Third—Tbo long and rocwaftil exfateweo, under the laiws of Congress, of the doable coin standard warrants us in de­ manding an early repeal of the legialatir.t: which demonitixed silver and■ cxtablfabud an almost exefosire gold rtxndard, and we therefore favor a return to the free uh and nnrestricted coinage of the dollars of 1798 sod its restoration to tho position it held as legal toodcr during the eighty yrare of dur national exktaooa, thus preserving the equality . of tbo comnucteiai value of the silver dollar with the gold dollar keeping both ia circulation. BUSINESS and SUITS and OVERCOATS. IXIMIST JAtmsro. IMPERIAL SOAP Jt,! LANDS* TRIUMPHANT! worTtor-SE Thteffigaoeu from rariona pointe in Ohio is of tho moat cheering nature for the BspuWissas. Th. beet infonn«l Detnre esttet admit that the Ntsie fa 1‘kely to go and display to hideous, gtoidy, high-color. mi pirturw. which be will amaare you ssU at retell for ten tlolfan, or rather would tell at that price only lbs nuWfahcn of the Few-ifdrw pwhlfah them, ana they enimi be hod u any prire except by sub- Z HOWER ? REAPF.fi ’ �cpccial meettsg of the Common Com cil Mcoday cvralag, Sept. 17«h, 187*7. Ilia Honor Mayor Bcntosy in tho chair. Roll of Aldermen bring oiled the fol­ lowing were poorest: AUz-Abbey, Dewey, McNaughton, R«.-«ll, SpreMmg, Tomlireou red Yonng B-tmp Rafora CHb wrimd by to. Udi. Chririiaa Tereprranre I'.iou b^r. ^red toe Dining Hal) on the Fair ■ Grnnnds, and will furouh warm mreU *, 25 eta., during the retire Erir, There who have heretofore taken dinner at toe, Hall ontoc Fair Grounds nerd'out be, UM to. Ilamiap Udi. re. good, eo«k» and ample provider* and that they Ml - --------- AIX ABOUT TWE COUNTY. Cooler. Gold 103. Stato accuridea arc quiet.. Michigan Central stock* 591. Money ou call 36r,5 per rent. Fine xhuwer Monday morning. Hillsdale County Frir remmee I ^A grand vocal and instrumental concert | will be given at Union Hall on Friday, N I Dr. )lcCormick is making «rrungea»euta - Wo Ircartlfaythc boltuiu has dmbpod || to go to Newaygo to follow bis profosuion there. Wc are very sorry to lows' him but of the pCTwcution »uit of the People ! from our tuidet, we hope that aucecm may va. Delano and Sbepanl, by tho aetien cf Mr. Shepard in taking back bia wife to many friends who ray, racceaa Dr. Sunday morning the house of C. C. moit of Irtwta Stern, whose -Wore wB be Wolcott wan entirely. consumed by fire. opened <.ti Saturday for btuinra*. Ha ia | The cause of the fire is unknown as tbe lately from Allegan dty and has borne | I house had been vacant for some time, tbe here to engage in bminen perraauendy. fire was nut discovered until toe Games The attention Of our readert ta exited to had broken through tho roof and had got tbe new advertisement of Vimar Bro*. too for to bo axtinguiahwl an wo have no That M a buriuren firm doing imrirnwr co way of putting oat fire* rely by carvyi ng btuioesi prindplea aad worthy of tha en­ water in poll*. Tbe house was irearcl in tire confidence and general patronage of the Barry and Eaton Company. tho public. Tbe Udlen' Foreign Murireury Socfaty Tw'fho Tomperonce Reform Chibs of in connection with the M. E. church, will Berry County. be entertained by Mrs. C. G. HentJy of You ore reopectfully requested to for­ her residence on Grwm street. Geotianen aru Invited to to' lea, and a curdis! invita­ ward to Jomre Clxrkc Pnw. or H. H. Briley Srety. of the Hwtings Reform tion extended to alL . Club, tbo oomo of your dub, the date of Rev. Mr. Wiikineou of A»n, Grme* nrponituion, the nomre of yam 1’ree. end see county preached for the BopriM socie­ Sretyn the number of membere, time end ty oo Sunday IW. aud we undersUud a piece of moering sr.d any other inform two proposition hu b«n made to himtobouiuchtog the ternpeexoee work in your lo­ eome line paolar of tho church, bat we do cality yon deem advioxbte. um know whether ho will acrept. Tbe object ia to known, near re may l/rcv. Goo. W. Sherman for the pari be too omoant of good t>.t bu boon aocmplianod. and prepay n»™ work of tho Winter Campaign. We the Toatporaoew Workers of Barry county ought to hold iatereriiog mreliug. in every poMie ball, church and ached bouw i» Briry cuunty during tho coming winter, and to more effectually work for Having and keeping constantly on hand every variety o( MS, MLS, M lliHHH, Toilet Articles to any varimyx.! kind or price. Hagen . Magnriia Brim Charm uf Beauty, the iaffi. all koow'irUet. Morel Books, Office end SAool Stationary, Blank and Memoroudun Books, in any style at your own prior. Your patrooace m Adopted by ayes aad nays as fbllawa. Ayan—Aid. Abbey, Dewey. McNaugh­ ton, Itaucll, Hpauldiug, Tomlinson and T«a<-7. —tromUing io toci- boot a for toeir scrip*, and kft With the firai returning train, without aoeiug one lento part of abo win­ try they first act out to see aud explore. There are now about forty atesm raw Mills in tho Hills, acd about m maay Stamp Mills, ranging from fire to forty stomp ItaUcriea ; two imeltcro, eight steam pumps, two assh and door fartoriw, two bre-wrrim; and when a little more than, eighteen month* ago a few raineri’ were ooopod up in tho braib, and under trees, there is now a city of about leu thousand iuhabitonts. DRY GOODS! years, tome fields of wheat aad oat* were dertroyod by them, a iiulo of tho early i corn suffered svme. am! garden* were somewhat injured, but 00 the whole we wonc. The bog cholera baa broken out very hndlr here tot* summer, owing m I think to M much water ia tbe spring and di-iug a fearful work cf detraction. Farmere.bave lent from 10 to 150 hop and oo<-half ot the hop that are yet alive are now «iek. Taking altogether timo* look hard, but there seem* to be a eliwrfulnaw prevadiag all that ■ a aure guarantee that the people are not dieepurapd. Wo know that we have »• good a country u the ran ahinee upon and that tho time mil irarcly ctimo when we will bo noon more4rrwjierv^s aad ean laugh st our present fear*. Th» political pot ia begiuuiag to boil and as wo elert our county officer* ia Nov. there is coasidarahlo figuring to bo dorm ia ail ran co of tfic convention. I suppose we shall also decide at the Nov. ciectiou, the quretton whether wo will adopt township organialioM or remain under county commuaiooera. If tho township erpniaation bad been like youn iu Michigan I would moat heartily support it, but there on- swne oi.jectinoabls f.aturre that way kin I.W Wc sell goods at a very small advance on the firat cost. We sell more ready-made Clothing than any house in this city No matter liow low you can buy goods in tkher stores, we will sell you the same articles al less price. We adhere strictly to the one price system. Our trade is increasing every year, which is a sure sign that we sell goods at lower prices than any other firm J We can sell goods at small profit liecanac we can ’ than others on account of our selling so many _ Our clothing is cut as stylishly and will fit ax 'well ai\any made to Order. Don’t forget to call and sec us. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal 8L, .■era I have on hand a full stuck of Dry Gooda of latest styles anti also GRAND RAPIDS. LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. DRESS GOODS toil aud Ft. Pierro, which is two hundral and fifty mile* shove hero; which leave* too over-fond dhlance from Fl. . Pierro to the Hill* liUlo kai than one hundred and fifty miles, which ta at least -one hundred and fifty miles nearer than by any other evening, October 12ub, for tho benefit of | toe Haatiog* K. O. P. Baud. The mu• The Bi.ird uf Supervbon m 1 aieri part of tbe enlcitaiument haa been Monday October 8. . placed in tbe hand* of Mr. J. de Fielireki of Grand Rapids, whore reputation m pianGovernment Bund* are weak in | i*t and mtuical director is wc® established thy wifb gold. I rend you to day by registered k-Uar Half fore on toe Michigan Centred to ! ih tbe Northwest, The participant* in ’ toe concert will bo Mr*. Bello Header- •Sub suba.-riptiou to Bxnxui. I have Jarireonthta wrest. •Hott, Mr*. Frank Banril, Mima May read itelr.TMre many years with pleasure Witoew the efiict; wheal J 1.33 fur the Barlow aad Carrie Goodyear, Mrs. Eli bort on nor ttreeu yesterday. Galloway, Mr. Juliu Rm*U, Sir. J. de as afraid I am a prw pay master and al­ Read the foals ofO. I). SpauUiag Fielireki and Mr. Albert Aoderoou a «o!o though I would Mill like to ore it* tare **4 the Star Clothing Home. violiatat of great dutuoetiou from Grand weekly you would not bo to blame if it / TU Hastings Chon dub ia stall at work Rapid*. should be stopped, «o I will remit ait-above Time, here are quite hard for farmers*, wheat in toi< immediate vicinity wm Bead the advertisement of B>tQ>m Yesterday Sept. 17 Dr. Young assisted stricken with black nut, and ctxuK>|oently Burnell. They ray they menu bumrere is a very po_r crop. We hate com of all Temperance meeting al 4 o'clock n«: I by Dr*. McCormick and Griswold removed a Urge tumor from the cheek of Mira ages and degrvo. of goodnere from field* Sabbath afternoon at the Court Hottae. that will make 60 buiheta per aero down CkristUr of Assyria. Tbo Firemen ot this city will have tl to nothing. Feara rd toe pnaaboppers John R. Crites, our young and enter­ rfance of tbe »eaaou ot Union Hall oo tl prevented tbe sowing of much s-ataA groin ' prising attorney, has gone home for a eveuisg of October 4th. and tU planting uf more cora. TTho wet short time for the benefit of his health, spring made planting late, cauaiag some' J. T. Bril A Co., ask the aUou i "John, don't stay long." entire failure*. In my ntimauou the main men who derim an agency for ths Al. Troutwine lias exchanged his Bar­ ervp. stood about tbu*. Wheat quantfty । fruit trees. See adrrrti*cuico£j ! ■ I her atsop and contents for a farm with sown 50-per cent Ices than corp moo, yield | We hear that the youngest eon of; Edwin Fallal of Middlevilk, wax drowned 'I Welcome O'Dell. Al says ho ha* shaved 90 pct cent; corn planted 150 per cent— ’ enough and now will try fanning for a- 50 per rent-will average 100— 25 per cent in toe Tbornapple river tan Thursday. 50 per rent and 25 per cent, cats sown b to be a sheet and pillow case [ | Her. C. G. Thomi* the M. E. Pa*tor 75 per cent, yield 110 per coat; Barley,, social with tableaux at Good Templar* I for the put year, is to remain another year 80 per cent, yirl-l 10O per cent; potatoes ' Hall mx>o. A treat ta in etore for the greatly to the salitfaction not only of the 60 per rent, yield 50 per cent; rye 125 j people. member* of this church bet of tbo citisena per eent, yield 90 per eOtit. Forty cento win pay for tbo Bajtxxx Tho heavy storms of but spring destroy- ‘ until January 1*11878. Try It and Me If «1 a verrdarge pe^eenb ut gramhoppera you do not dorm it wise to sub*cribb far ! while they were young. The-oounty fur­ the ensuing yfear. nished a large amouolof eoeFtar and' . Report* from our aohool show an nn- | and we trust that many more may *re tbo flaifonu to cutch them and many mlllioc proeodented atteodsnec, and give very flat-1 ■ evil of their waya and turn therefrom. tering notires of the new Haperrnteuflent, I Ow r WANZER i BARNES (8uoee«»n< to Barmm * Co.) Phoenix Block* HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Drugs, Patent Mtdirims. Humacpathic Hcnadix. From among the many people, that Use ’iaUt/l ths Hilta, 1 jresumo some came from yuor vieinily, which perhaps have already returood, riek and dtagreted, aad not wilh oal much reaaoa for their □pinions, for no country that is m oo«: . bl. a. the Hilta. creold U rich sm^h to afford bumnu* for the touurand* thu arc Sabbath WM sole pressed by. the Prosre-u| Ung Attorney on Thursday, for the resrou th»t the prosecuting witocm, Oliver E. Woodruff, could not be found ou the day . for the trial. Thu cause U ot loo ■ much importance t.. bothusracrifiood, and ahould be commenced again without delay. , Tbe liquor Uw mart be enforced aud al) person* who violate any of iu proviaion* made to pay tbe rjtirtme penally provided City Drug Store! of al! the popular pattenia and best qualities at lowest rates. I have just re­ ceived a full line of Men's and Boys' Clothing to which I now invite especial attention. I am selling at price* that will aatonuh all. Come in and look over my stoti. Which lias stood the teat for years and still stands at tbe head of the list for light draft, durability and good workmanship. To any one thinking of purchasrug a wagon, we can make it to their ad­ vantage to call and examine the Jack­ son Wagotf before purchasing elsewhere. Come and see our Single Buggies & Platform Spring Wagons HATS AND CAPS. I krep constantly on hatsd t full assortment of men's und ' boys’ Hats and'Caps. Blaisdell's Celebrated Clover Huller, The only machine now manufactured that threshes and hulls the •eed'in one machine. All who intend to purchase Clover Hullers this kcosou should call on us immediately, as there ia so ?-eat a demand that late orders wilt have trouble to get machines, erms liberal, with a large discount for (cash. We also sell the A full line at very low figures. Come and see them before buying elsewhere. We Must Have Money. PROMPT PAYMENT A Treeherx examinati m will bo hold at; the Carlton Venter School Hdum on Set-! urday tbe 20lh day of October, A. D. 1877, at R o'clock A. M. Teeebera will please provide themselves with pens and of tbe Superinundort. I aba!) require . fre of »I from each male red from each fcmalo applicant receiving a certifi­ cate. CLABK A. Rant.on Carlton Township, Sept of Shook. ' st w k Manufactured by Phelps Bigelow of Kalamuoo, the best working and most desirable mill built. MESSER BROS. Drop in anti see those late styles of Prints. All styles at bottom figures. BOOTS AND SHOES Illi UM! CHESTER’S CURE! RunarjgsroiHi nonm -Asthmai Call a' lie Sin if tteBlG HAT. Bronchitit, Catarrh, la offering to all tbelxrgrat aaaortment As cheap as the cheapest and warranted as good as any in the market. of H ATS, CAPS and NJBHI5G GOODS FUR to be found outGENTS' e Joke comet in, KE IS SELL IKO T/1EK AT Jftrcn LOWER PIUCES-Vm't fail to ore the gooda be­ fore pnrehariag. \ Hay Fever. Colds, Ac. AadUlbUMsMirtih* >rr Oraa*. WONDERFUL CURES Ranrtlife Momialstnx PSTUWS Wanzer & Barnes. DRY GOOD REWS TO YHK PITBUil! GOODS, CLOTHING, ILAT8 and CAPS, . GENT’S FURNISHINGS, STOCK OF GBOCEUB . — B, ik. —tt. of too many township officer*, to-wit a supervisor an assessor and clerk beside the smaller offices, after the MMMment toe clerk make* out the tax roll leaving LADE’S RIADI-IADE CLOAKS, SHAWLS, HOSIERY, Barlow L Goodyear serin eril upon tboen indebted to them aad want toesi to remember that they Lavs pm timely no­ tice tlisl all aeeonnte mu-t bn oottfad by September first. They now wnnt it un­ derstood that they rotis: what they mu! wlsrat. The foe< ta, there ia no beUer wheat market ia the Stoto than Haatinp, sad our f.r»«. will find i« •» if Andrew their wheat to other pho*. Bar. L. Msatcre, the new pastor of the Hom** Square in the aftaroaoneided abHiV “d BUuJJ' be"i‘ eloquent parior won him «»y I IUv E H. Baser will deliver an ilhnsn-l BU*- MM < Vdwbjl “ *PI* 7^"* TOBACCO. taw items from' toe out .ide world or ter­ ritories Bight be of lotarMt to your paper, I venture tbta re a short and . general <ta^r^tfan af Um mireral field’ of Dakota, of Wbfeh *0 much ha* been mid through tbeBcwsppere; which »»* ata. toe mean. DEFI COMPETITION n . ..... .............. _ rem Hall, Charlotte, ou the evening M Hepmabsr 2fL ! Hom Henry 8. Cbnbb, has gone to 1’hiladripbta to fill an M«<MM<rt far . I CARBOLIC OIL mretk oU baby, wbe aaid she will U 14 years oM •’ey tember TO. The Norther.. MkU-vjiu agricultural society will bold iu first uuul four M LINIMENT �Lsgals. w.-tesssfestetjs I am giuia' oU and bare, to have thinp wich they aiuT uod. to in Um aouth. And bcanloa all thisrtbry are too bandy with 'tbeir weapon.’ down tlwr'. iu H.r' North when they git after us they srrret us, and take* ua very carefully to a jaiL and they brings ua tracta, and trusts uv , ' I - Msn vimt ua, to try tbe effect of kmdsicss I ou us srrit>' bore, aud they feed us mighty . Well, and altogether, it ain't a bad thing । al bi. p-l iu October. . for a rest. And then we git* out, and; Senator Morton i* rapidly recnvevitsc gws our way, recuoperatid, and good for. from his late ateruung illnrea Tbe annual leather product cf Cindwanti is nrtituated al *7,000,000. M* MM«s UM .fIk. wteMrewtot*. ta rat-rtam**r MsMlas v*X7 Aa4 wkal Ualoc, cnaplt wore. AoS k«v tksr Uwkte. ate how thrr t» r» Aa# whalhse J?« tasrM «as«tos ssta. ain't far off, and they git on their borare and hunt us. And they don't arnwl us , nuiher. When they come Up with ««/ they are jeal a* likely aa trot to put a ! charge of buck-shot through us, for ther' ’ ain't no inquiry about >ur;h thjpps. Out: of. a party of fourteen of ua that went down into North Carolina, only fire ever ’ got back north. And then I don't like trigger*, aod you have to do a great, deal । deal of stayin' with 'em. Nigger* ain't to ■ my taste. I never did like 'em, and I | :«ALC. rereasareretbreSasarenwr raluwi taaftaHas■lasar ret only reUmd?ire carte »•“-■•. TiZ- ““BalTbreaTii. Geuarsl Rwing accepts tbe challense to bold a joint discussion wilh 8taaley Matcan't orereome tbo pnjudia. They are an .j thews after September 15. wSnateRUaasOMTUrerMroteMM. ttareo.t T«t OMIT Till/—IXTXBVtrimki a interior rare.'' The Emperer of Braxil waa al Lisbon 1 •—— . -Dun't you find it rather hard to find . | the last week in August, haring finished comfortable places to sleep, in the city ?'* . | his sight- seeing in Spun “Sometimes. Now and then ws git in­ Tbe enonuotu quaatily of 420,000.000 i Thu destraction of Hale's piano factory to the station-house, aad there are always pounds of rosin wu* produced in the Uni­ cutiot he- ranked among the great firre, empty boxes aad warm corners. Il ain't ted State* for the year 187C. for it »u only one s«|ttarc that was burned. There are but two depositon ia th* Bank of Kagi.nd vfa, hw,. lanrer areounta z ot loiitite. than th* late Brittham Yoowg had. it will be remembered far yean. Proba­ bly one bunded nets, women and children Glancing at Peuasylrauia the New York pepcra arc not moved to com meat were burned to death, and many more 00 ••The Death of the SUvrr Lnoacy." were injured. This loas of lift waa entire­ s^TBeadache. ®“^ui^e'lSi”'iipiiiir' ly. uunrccaaary: Here w\^ a great six Daruu lUthechild of Paria has pur­ chased tbe celebrated picture gallery of Van Loon at Atnatcrdsin for <SO0,O<X). story bunding, full of rambuitiblm, and crowded wit!;, working people, and tbe ou- Texas will make this year 7#0.000 bake J -Swtea^^Mwretea. tSateria) ant faaias ♦* .. ................... —. escape. So long WM Umi building that It w. impo-ible for those anywhere jn the centre to get to the. ladder*, ne<Tof those who succeeded in yeaaing through tho nook a and flamo from burning vnrnish aad paint, only a few got’ oitutdo where they and kept use at it two j ....,go within a hundred . Key is Ju favor of Government Savings mile* of that dty, if I knew it, for a for-|i Bank*. Shall wc supplement it, as In tune. Think of workin* ten boun a day, I, France, by Government pawnbroker*' sj.op ■ ’ and fordin' us on bread and water 1 They ' Tl.e grave cf Santa, i Griswold Good­ don't know how to treat people the'.'' rich (Pater P«rl«y) at Southburv, Conn., Tho vagabond went away, with an ex-1 ia marked only by a plain slab bearing a simple inscriputiu. The remembrance of h'q brief stay in To- ' At Bolton,'England, lately, Mr. Glad-, Isd-H w)icre tl.e city is wian enough to i stone cut down a tree In the preaenoe of a make them earn the bread they cut, waa j large party of cxcurrionirts and then adtoo much for I im. He dcubclraa brooded i dreswed th tu briefly from the stump. IIAIB RAPJDS DIVISION. The Reliable Sh#rr Uu •tn ttnis snail window* that opened to the ladders there was the same jam that blocked the Wnf tlio Brooklyn theatre, aad soon* rd miserably within a few feel of tostxj'str.sfsiaair too place of carape. A thousand dollar* in iron ladders at proper interval* from over it all day. An cxrltatig.! aaya: “From all part* of the country will shortly arrive each story would have enabled every perWhat Toledo does, every city and town ; •oo in the building to escape. There,| in the country should do. The moment a | complete iuteUiprooe of several hundred thi: .riruwnj.moiru.co. ought to be a law in every State compel­ j beggar appears on tlio streets ot th»i city, j ling ManufiteUinm who mass Urge num ;■ be i. arrested, is taken to bartacks provid­ number* of ^moplc tn do tHs, and make J ed for such cuinberers of the earth, aod if MEDICAL tSUfiGICAL USTITO. «uc|> provision, and in a .very, liberal man I sbteai work is ast to b, taking stone. ner. <Wy a year ago, the uioe tragedy!I kXwn his time'is up, he is given a loaf of occurred in a factory in Massaebuactu, jI bread and a piece of meat, aad is d inn bred ; audio the city of New York, there areal' with the areuranco if be return’ be will be j thousand building’ liable to jro *r any time. I retained a i*tiH longer period. None of But St won't be don,-. There will bo a I ! them return Kyery state in tire 1'ttion great deal said, the Hale s whin they ro-1। ought, this winter, to hare legislation etn-* _, _ build, will probably pul on tbair building j powering magirtnt« to commit thcao; each other for Turks they fought We laddrns, bat no owe <h* will, and rr. ‘‘prrtr. at sight- Tbornly will hsre fifty j'700 ,'-*J C,ikuwinter. imer. Who wno will win *> gn out out m a* aeon aeon as as spring spnng ,0',“ “ 'Ju,Ur- I-sst w«k hu J. exprou lfrM) mi o-riou e«»* lx i»< »or*W« tl SriaStorE xwltwr wl'k aa Mt.raws fc.vftwo.1, Sca-UTUn SS«eja~ESE=E= 99 POULTRY WORLD. . A .Ultette ItliulrMM M.atMr. rM of them is a thief, whenever thieving ean I i,oy. he ’did what little them wm to do. ^X’a^.KK’UW?!ii of axauspa. vary soml Tbw eted «cMon be done safdy, and munler is only sb-1 To day ibe e«-occrn of which he was jar I SMB, fores. , cotauw^.l m Um, murth^art, aad the rtaiued from bnrauio it iso'c *sfe Tbe. rn’ v“’P,n’’ nearly 15 ttfiAl person* ad ran it guard -jf tlw army hu already •ramp proper osrnc to this eoantiy frmu shown itself. The sturdy ibicrtw are gel-; Eagland, but it wasn't long till the Amrrting more and mare cumr=\rruha porks,- iran vagabond adopted his tactic*. They have signs aud language of their own, *nd hall-ways that are earelertey left open, are when: oar ar two are seen, you may be Mwjc already robbed. There is ta alarm­ sure there are more. They work io gang*, Ing increase nf Hardy, unshaven, janabora, .and can bo rallied within a few hour*. unkempt men standing on the streets, They are viciooa. useless and dangerous, looking with villainous eye* inlohouww, to and society owes it to itself to extirpate a*T whether robbery <t b4.-pa.-y wHf do them. There ought to ba the mast r<rinbaH, ' aad the polio are becoming inure geet legislation against them in all the and more busy with vagrant*. Thore slates, thia winter. affect inn* wre deeply cenrentratod/ Such who got far west during the summer, arc hare beeiHbc adversities of the finest nSst here yet, but when they come we> We of New York are looking anxiously player in the wopld, before be has reached to the western states that hold elections 13. Booth never riaita tho thaater that I asked aw of them which he preferred, this fall. It would bo a ahamo if the Re­ bcare his name. lie ia seldom sera in the dty or tho country, with chinning; publicans allowed themstevea, by apathy publi.-, bul oeewaiotully one may are a frankness be answered, the country, of' or any feeling of discontent, to bo bratsa pile-fared and xb.iugUful-ioohiMf twm> pacing Bruadwa/ as ft a rertwis. with course, when the weather is warm enough Preoidcut Hayes if the first man occupy- something ind.vcrib.iblc »trikimt in hrn .to admit of sleeping in the open air, or In log- the chair, who ever attempted any.1 nahUmi d«, .1Axail A. t> I' SKEStes "ItSWSi, MBS RAILWAY COMPANY 5353532353484823532353235353 thing like genuine reform in tho manage- 1 , Mid the vagabond, "in'ths city the cops are al waya a wiuehin- of u», Md.yam«M>'t do nothin' without takia’ a NnT. risk. Bat ia tUiouMry, blew you, ther* ain't nothin' to stand io the way. Two of us watches till the men are are away in the fields, and wo know ther' ain't nobody in ths h«w»e but wowtou. Then we goswtep and lifts for sulkin' to eat, wich we don't recly want, for ws kiu kill and roast as many chickens as we want. deter* reform, Il h dM tktmanhhs M will as hint, that this fall they ewdorwa him. Ohio, and Pennsylvania, ought both to be carrred by ibe Republican*, by decided majoritim. ' If the Republicans of tbe country could be here and know bow gi­ gantic were tbe erik be attacked, and bow thoroughly be rooted thrm out, they GEO. WOODS &• CO.'S PARLOR ORGANS And if they could realize haw tLapcrately the Democracy are fighting to got oontrok' to cat, we aighte about, 'and if ther' is any four year* from now. they would take MT loore property layin' round, wo gobbles it. their coats and are to St that this, the pre­ If the womca mak e any fuai we show * liminary skirmish, is not lost. Let them pfttol. and that ctsdr it. We don t atrel re of tbn pnvrrarorot, tedlbaa. that ba ia purging the civil servim. and that he ia doing all that man can do, to purify and reform the guvkroment. and asy bv their votes that they approve of it. It would bo a bunting shame Io lore the elociiuiM ilroad M!® «r*»• fits =-gteS !~ . is better ^d is getting better every d«y. Tbe southern moreliants are here in great number, and are buying largely. Th# question u io threw being 4'Uftp snd healthy trade tMs winter. Tb^N'orth ia a Hute behind, but they are coming, and TOr;;,..., „ tbe stream ia iaereaaing ii volume every day. The weather is delightful, and the PltTW. •at, without invading bousca, what do you health of the eUy i. good. want to taka there ebatseca far F GEO. WOODS <ft CO.. Cambr te-.r •®3ssrft' � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-09-26.pdf 50cd9bcaf0e984ced7c28d3f00d449a1 PDF Text Text Tfr 4*f»lw|X xaTls pmscHLuu bm® am VOL. 22. NO?2X HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., SEPTEMBER 26, 1877. WHOLE NO. 2068. . who had an . falerview with Fnaidenl Haye, w^lk on tU way to Fremont, Baked fcPrc•idcnc how he ramc to evnstruct policy, whtrh ws» teemingly « at vari­ ance with Lb recent view, while on tbc MBWP in Ida lent Gubernatorial camprin , and it it gnw upoa him gradually. The President replied as fjfowi: "Wei!, «•*- la Jnlit’ PHYSICIAN A SURGEON 5^22 OCR STOVES look at PHYSICIAN & SURGEON DENTIST ‘ Midiiai. Nadivflk We would call the attention of Farmers to tbo ■ Jackson Wagon iTTOKintTS AT LAW. aUSWt.n ia A*i Citaitucr, ___ ju«> H.Ca:r»a. U. C. PECK It AM." PHYSICIAN A SUHGEON, • i. a ■* r.re. . IMTfttK OF Tai: VKACK. IWawM dhiteettee UEORGK D BARRtKN. WeK.9SBas‘T"<""“ Which has stood the test for years and still stands st the head of the'list for light draft durahilit-y and good workmanship. To any one thinking of purchas­ ing a jragou. we can make it to their ad• vantage to call and examine the Jack­ son Wagon Wore purchasing , elsewhere. Come and see our Which are all fully warranted^nZd selling at prices which cannot help but please We are also agents in the • County of Burry for | Among the argument, that doobdca* । will be, breauac it Us been, used in favor | of a reriliun of the tariff and a reduction of dutiro, at the next rcaaioo of Congrem, is that Inwvr rate, would stimulate import* iacrcaao the rrvetro- from cu«tom.«, aud replenish the ircaaury of the nation. Un­ fortunately for Ihb plea, experience con­ tradict* every partof it, except what j»1*1® to lb. augmeoteUoi of import.: yte even thia fail* after a time, rince iho influx of foreign merahandire soon paraiyxre Home ioduMry . reduce* wages, take em­ t loymadt away from a multitude of skilled IsUrcra, and diminiahe. th. p.rehaaing power of our population. The mot .yMcmade and pmiMcnt at­ tempt to reduce thi* rcuhtry to the opera­ tion of a low-duty policv wu made through the tariff law uf March 2d. 1833, hbtori , eally known ** "The Compromise Aet," South Carolina Urea taken step* to Du] ify, If ncOHMry, eyes by military force, the erllw-tiomi of rareen. item cMtom, ! within the tx.uadarie* of th. State, and the act Uving been naMed to reconcile ut the 11 th day pf July, le32, entitled, ‘An .et to alter and amend the acrerai acta impoeing dutiea on import.,' or by any other act. ahall exered 20 per eenlum on tbc value thereof, cor-tauth j.a^t of aueh cxcwre abaM be dedttetod, from and after the 31re dar of December, 1S35, another tenth p*rt thereof ahaD In deducted; from and after the 31 at day of Deewmber, 1837, another tenth part thereof .hall be deductad; from and-aflcr rhn Slat day uf Dereto her, 1839, another truth part thereof.hall be deducted, and from ami after the 31m day or December, 1811, one-half of the reniduc of Mtch excraa ahall be deducted tad from and after the 30th day of June, 1842, the other half thereof shall be de- Tb«»e prorufous were Urge CUDcna.wn* to tbc Free Trader*. According to their theorieu orery .ueccreirc reduction ofdui tire, under the operation uf thVUw, ahculd The only machine now manufactured that thredhea and bulls, brought a further development of the seed in one machine. All who intend to purchase Olover have the ioduMry and a greater meamre of Hullcrs this aeasou should call on us immediately, as there ia so prosperity. Hut the exact contrary waa great n demand that lattrorderj will have trouble to get machine*. the fact. Bofurc the third tenth of the Terms liberal, with u large discount for cash. We also sell the reduction of duties amid taka effect the financial panic and coHapwe of 1837 precip­ itated produetion and commerea into balplem aupineucra and filled the land with bankrupteiea. By a table annually pubiiabed by the Secretary of the Treentry, it Manufactured by Phelps 4 Bigelow of.Kalantauoo, the best appears that the value of import, rrtornrd for erMumption wm, in 1832, 976.981*,• working and moat desirable mill built. 793; in 1833, 988,293.57(1; in IKK, 9103^08.521; inJ835, 9129.391.347; in 1836. 9168-33.675; in 1837. 1119,13*, 226; iu 1M2 988,440,5*9, .ftcr varinw. fluotutatioto. Aenordiug to the Mme table the import, prr capita for home cotuump lion, were m follow* 1?33, 95.61; 18X1. 96.25; 1834.97, 00, 1H35, 9365; 1836. 910.90, 1837, 67.53; tad in 1842, H67. Hero b coaduM.a proaf of our auertion that the low-duty policy quickly Mimdak* importa, then, by reducing the purebanng power of the recple, prooMd* to a decline of import.. It was tbc vwy exceaaiveim­ portations that led to the ruvul*ioo of 1837, and deatroyed cor proaperiiy. The pro»tmti<.:i cootin tad and waa in tctoiSvd. When wo reached the date when MESSER BROS. ’ JUHMQ.«»U*S»T» £ <% C.llOLHROOM. Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, vnliirni, both Goreremtnl and people were in.a deplorable coodiliou. Bo Monty waa tbc treasury of the United State* that Pnint-a, Oils and Varnishes. the President eould not draw hfa .alary, and l«o wu cotapcfad to retort to one of the neighboring broker* for temporary Farmers, examine the WIARD aceaantncxiitior.r. Congnwa bad authorised Y- J- JhrtJ a loan of912,000,000, but it mold not be at home er abroad. In bis Carriaae, Sin ai Oraaaental PLOW, before purchasing others, negotiated second animal mmraga, December 7th, PAI NTER • 1842, Preaideat Tyler mid: Every onewaranted. J Al A. M. IMeriagt Sbap “It waa the anzioa* derirv of the exeeoJefforeonSL, that, in the effort to Mgotiate the Those contemplating buying tive loan abroad. tbo American negotiator might be aWaUj point, lb* mon os-loader to the Mowers or Reapers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, ....... J. I,. FISH. irroanY at law.^AjM l-artiral.ir altealtas «!’*■ i* fhirnrniTig & Filing Saws Rmmmbre th. rteM* Icmnl'*"1 Wm. H. rt“ Goodyear. pgaaucBmi isawPEOPLES DRUG STOREPhyrau'a 1‘i^nptiooB and Family iteriixm cmMy f«- p.reflwilh Dro*«»nd CkmAmb of pare. qonliy °nty. _ It mm* .Wntriy impmriblc for the vaitor to tU Pormanool hjtkibttiow at PhilatUpba, to witnra. ia ihta or anv other country a more beautiful right than that whirit present* itaclf ftntn tbo wet gallery efHortirolttiral Hall. TU print­ er'. ait would lammtobly fail in portray­ ing ita charming variety, aad’tho pen pie turn of tU muM accotupliabcd writer upoa botanical .abject* enold tearwdy du better in an attempt to truthfully .dmerib. th. i*uri«ariug beauty of thia variegated and flower-covered jdaan. Being neither an arliit nor boteaiM, we can rive only a general daeriptioo of tU Protniww mode ia time of aMiction re­ Hal! and •urroundin’i, remarking, howev­ er, that aueh a view is seldom seen more quire a better memory than people com­ monly pomm. Indolence b a stream which flown slow­ ly on, bat yM nndermitwi the foundrtxn ceinprmon b more jiguifimut chan before, M follow. Fifta-s yowi. codiwg June 30th. 1961, m4« iL low duly policy. 97H.O67.548.46. with fiftreu y«n audvr tbo Vgb duty po&y, 92.278.950,07*. 87. Under fifteen youaof high duty tariff* the rereBUe under Iftecu ymro of low-duty tariff*. Tht» dbptricy* wwaM'fmvc been .till grow Ud k no* been for *h« n-rerrly dbUnbing influence, of the chB ww. Afls ifoil the total* mowatod up rapidly until dm mmic. Even mum tb.t rmbfoa ■ • dr. c. hlsseeu or AnvtKTisrsa. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don't buy any Furniture or Picture Frame*, until you have priced their Goods, for you will safe money by it. Everybody knows they are the only prvdigtotM, u compared with say yesr of the low-duty period; and, but for the need, of an trimeaw oMtoeal debt, would bo more dun the Government reqrinn. by many Bullion.. Our exhibit* amdarirdv ahow that a thoroughly protective tariff is the bat for revenue lib al*> bat for tU people, both individually and collectivdy. Tbeso thcorvlic reformere who talk about rodumng th. duties, in order to in crease (ho reeeipta from the dat*M are either knave, or fool*. TUir pretended wisdom, viewed io *U light of experience is only lU noosome of folly. Ifumritu Mtely, Coogreas should art on the advion ef tUnc ioeenspMcata, a Pudora's box of rvib would bo opened end empti.-l in thi* Wolfing Tow. One of our ib*urd wxfal UstitaHoo* b •Ito wwMioX Peririoo, or rommoa kdm, or loan otli« popM^ ibuuid dictate tbit Burner ommoniearitoaM be .implc muI unawentation*, ud flat after thr ceretaeny i. peiformod tbo <*ln of Mme ■ *>c<l Mcituion u abtoiutriy nccvMary, not -«!y for the future bcalui of tbc wife whore nerve* are already etcrMrrincd by tLu exeitatneut of what b to her a tremru Juiui erect, but for th. fouadatioa of an door the wold Dram attic. * The Indian Urabmina nwUirr Ml nor th thy feel, covered by curved roof, of iron kiU any non of anima!*, nod it fa certain they have not done no formore than 2000 and glare. It i* located co LaaMownn terrw a few hundred feet north of tbc I’rrm.MuL Exhibition building. It eoM 9251,937 to build it. Among the rare tropical plant, and tree, mind. It waa a hard fought engagement, and for a time we eould nut tail bow it fa H-irticultural 11.11 am a Mgo-palm, .f would cod. We who were in command nrvuluti.mary fiime. tt hiring belonged to had determined that, if a certain moremeat naulted in one way, wt> wowM wire certain order. ; but if it • rmultad other- which the palm leaf fana are made , ban* wire, different orders -would be given. na-trec* io fail bloum and barring fruit, j With uur fieJd-glamcn we waro - watching mahogany-.eocoa-, guava-, papaw , UKvorethe courre of thiags. All at oooe I row a trow and Encalyptu*. or ;-um-tree of Auaotnmwfou in lito lb Irkat. of the fray I Media. Among the largcM Icafod of them tropThe arti’kry bad got to work ted were,. chrowiag abel'ti f*.tud with sparring aim iaal plaBta are tbc banana and Col-raia aainto aJid rank* of the eactny. Heads ! tiporum. The leaf of the banana ta from were being blown from their bodiea, arms jrevtn <o ten feet in Jcncth. and from to twenty-four ieebro in width, and lega were torn from lli.ir tocketa, and -rights ' aoub *ent to one world or the. other, all o! . rtEk and daliertn riude of preea. New York, with a populatfoa of 1J00,unprepared; and yet I rejoiced and coo-, The Mem of th- Ccfowi* amii]uonim ia i abqat eight feet loop and nine inch* in I OOa.haa 2,f.OO poluc, and Brooklyn, cwrutnforar.ee M. the fane, tapering gradu- |; with Ulf . milliqa, has Ml policmM. | The areas of the two citiea are (be same. was it? Il waa because we were at war. ' ally until it dimmiabra to half an inch ia I Thai one word solved in my mind the | diwiMcr, from-which u aupported a heart- 1 Alluding to Hadcr'a ewtimate that one problem of the Sooth. The people were al abaped leaf, three feet acroM it* UroedcM. !I female Uttar-fly will lay 20,006 «gn in a te-atac. (be Danbury Xnr, tfainkT^it. a war ; three waa a conflict going on. The ! part and four foci length. Among the auraller plant, are th. cof- -i pity a fly eowldn’t be grafted M • Um" aocial Mad poliuoal relation, of the people were not natural. not hannoafocA There ' fee tree, bearing eoffeo grains ; ferrw, dateMr. Spurgeon, who baa been ennfasg were dUurUng elements among them, and pdma. fig-, lemon-, and orange Crew*. along the caret of Sretia.d. Km been The butankal garden, •umorodiar Har ' whil- they exfated, or were unduly active, ■ I.. . . K— — —. ■ , . .1 ... । Uiadtural Hall embrace about two bubdtrd ! preaching to the HigUamiero. His cooaul forty ocrea of ground, a large yrojtor-!| gregatioo Urc numbered from 3,000 to mt pie thatrahali be irert nd faminz. Hrre any of oar pwnl. the enrage to defy usage, mid act according to their cam io olinaiioaa at Ihb important period? When the ruwic Bodge aud bb.wccChcsrt crown their pastoral form in the.quiet old coun­ try church, they eojoy a walk in their finery and white cotton gloves and then take puMoaioo of their cot and tattle dews to connubial comfort. But they hare many chaaece ef luppneM denied to their richer neighbors. Many a young man would marry if bo darod to faee Uie long and bitter agony of a fediioeablr redding. But it i. an acknowledged fact that a wotnaa wDI .aboil to every suffer­ ing aud undergo every penalty required ■byffabfan. Phewill stariice her beauty and comfort in drem. Jeopardise the de*r cat proapecte in lifu to the requirement.* of DMgc. A wedding tour may have diatxanforta; it may embarram her tuodcaty, rmlaeger her connubial Him. injure her lirakh, by the foued.tioo of bickering, and difference*, it may bare etery known duadtantage, bat it will bn imiMed upon iftociMy utter, ita behest, to that efleet. Getting Re.dy for School. “The canto of education behxngrd.'" U muttered m U Ml down on the eurbatooo on Shelby street yesterday. He was a lad of thirteen. He spit through his front trirtb. and be spit often Hi. panto were supported by a Keen o( wire ufoUtea-lfae girted .round bn waut. hi. Ut was aneirot and greasy, .nd hi. fiat feet iwnd to be waiting tor a thandar shower to wash them dean. "That’s what ads me?" U weo*-»a as he ptahid hi. Com into the wet Modi "1 don l bdieve a difin in and Utfaiug Grant N,lll«-A SmoT, all there ia to icaro,* and not kulng other Teeiinoony. folk* Utd a cuauee. There * lota of other An old servant of the Grants attended fulks ia tU world beside, me. ud I ain't my room al the Ocean Hotel. "People going to be a bog and Irarn all ihuo » to nuy My what they wdl about Prerident Grant, but Jan aak the beipa what they thick of Mra. Grant and Mia NdUfe, and tbqy'U every ooe My that they never had no aueh m utt cm before. I oarer did tee Mm Grant fee* her temper. And m fur MU Nellie, oho was the sweetert ehild I dim’t go much on jogerfy. What in I care whether a. island fa entirely aur rounded by water, er whether there ain’t soy waler within tan mil™ of ft? S apaw Pu> gain’ to bay and aril island* for a liv­ ing. I don't care whicb is the bigUM­ mountain ar (he Inngurt river, do l?71'm grin* to keep a feed etore, and whew I’m rolling bale, of hay around wifi I care about mountain, and rirer? Fro hoard boys go on about exports and imports, and Mraite, and eapM, hut whM'a th.m to ata? If. Mier wants a UgV oats, fa U going nano would be out dragging the boy up to wait and rak me when the Island uf and down thr lawn people would Mop and Madagascar wu discoveredT’ look at hi* fine efotbre—and I must ray Hreatcftlly examined the Mg toe of he Ud a wardrobe .kri to a prince The Ut time I mw MU Nellie eh. looked reel old, but *L. had j oat tbo aamo plcarant ‘‘The M folk* are miking ready to ways. We'll never find any ooe Hke Mra. ytn!i me Into school, and I’ve got to make Grant and MU NeUlo—<Um good time* ruady to k*m onv I en t take to school OOtdAcw. f reinM rit here and rtudv ril day, but the minute I gH into a school hoof a I’m nervetu Soma thing's going thewtytoi. Itboeame, MvwrthehM, the to happen to me this Week. 1*0 ba taken duty o* tbo executive tortonrt to every expedient In ita power to negotiate th. anTouch Yor Bey» v \ thoriwd Ioan. After a failewe to do «c in Touch them that a tree lady may i» the American market, a cituon of hipti character and talent Wil tent to Europe found in criicv quite as frequentlym in with no belter auecoat, .nd tbu. the mor­ velvet tify feg Mrctarle ha* been pranenind of die Teach them that a common school ednitohttuy of lb. Gorermtoot to .bui. a loan mi Hn.ll to wot in the whole to aniomit to <-ne-f rarth of ita ordinary In oomo, at a time whrn the G -veramrata of Kunme, .Ithough iarobod fa debt, and with tkrir MtfaMta bearfiy bwrdmwd with taxation, readily obtained iaw of a.y Muouiit at a greatly reduced rate of in- tidn of »liich i« under cultivation and edr I ! How wiae i* the tramp who doaea is ' the fence corner, .nd ha* no fear of hotel 1 fires and six rtory leap, to Mone pavement*. , Go to the tramp, thou architect, oonaider hi* wapa, and be wire' ' The Hartford Grenret Usta all ita con I temporaries Iret wwak by a amt Stroke of , coterprite It repuhliahed from it. own file, of 1777a complete account of the ;Ut& of Bcnulngtoa. A Frenchman engaged in Mudying the Engiiih lancuago declare-* - that, inananeb a. a number of caw* are eallod cattle, why a namUe of eai. uw not called euwila ia a thing that he can’t understand. ^85^82934500418477 A good little Loy wU wa. kicked by . mule del net mv naughty word, or gn home crying to hi. mother, be jut tied the mule within fire feet oft. bee-hive, backed him round to it and h* hint kick 1 Now dore (U wity-Unk’ director find a : deficit of 910,000. and exdaUa Thi. U a diMotation." nud . ntetnUr rf tU AsatMUy, sadly, "I would have iatrodne4 a bill to fare «U ri’ky th, । tan thousand a ymr for life. To risen it wunld never Uve Lei-n debated, Imt then I could Uve appealed to tU country gwgMion to day are bis wife and i ten “Jurta.tf they didn't dtwi as anybody, they would like to kMi Bal, in concluding this subject, it seems proper to oUcrre that it b not done tU plan* that form the Inauty of this grand • Thai ain't your flank." qntetly «Uarvsevue. To iho RecmMritol prurwL.i with nd one nt the company. which the design, for tU plate or Ud« Yea, the Chariw Rom mystery fa te be Mental. Tbc paws'. of 1960 wffi pridfah drtpwebtal.k. IE: "G-Uw, April 1. Itlabritered th. feowMU fihJTfcn ha.1 bee:, found hare. A Lay about eighty ras lea Into the Matioa riot right by an �Fyrf*p»al»*4|V te><«-bm* Mfo-m ’ we .bculd hire reeavo t-> thunk fM. What he Wanted to da 1 WM u> figU the viliainoe. wbtokey, and ; to wrikitg that fight they would have tbc the exhibit in all tbe other department* wm a credit fo the State. We could fill eoiaaes* with notaww nf apeaial exhil'R* that wire worthy ataprmal cwMmeodatioa. but when *U wm » grmd. any ".penal no­ tice, iu the epacr we can pre to day would Thi* county ao for as we know waa represented in tbe department* of “Short Homa" and “Poultry," and the exhibit wm a credit not only to the gaaulemra who wen exhibitor, but to tbe roanty. The attendance wm very large, and th* receipt* entirely Mtrifactory, having we presume, a haodwxnc .arplaa after paying aged affair* for the paai two yrera The Railroad* extended to tbe society the uaual court**** gad, beyond qurotion, reaped a gulden han cat in return. • Too much pratoe caunel be acrovdcd tbe <rflbeera of tbe Michigan Ceotnl for their of forta to aocotntnodite tbe public, nor to 1*Wved • leattmocy to makinr about the havoc ataoag tbe great and tm*U polhician* of the city that a change ut bird (hot duaa among a flock df pigeon* at abort rang-. Tbe aid man fo Very fraak, and apeak* at hto operation* without raarrn. If-- haa no trioadu'nhnne about nanw Tbe uattae at the flight at Oekey Balli* no longer a myaaroy, for Tweed implicate, him ia the ring robi-wiro, .nd it wm the key. Hr wm entering agon a enuade •=.■*»•- the 8,000 grog-chop* in the dfotrk-t. 'And Dra. Evan* and Taylor, though diroonliag, agreed to .wwrk with him. Hr. Craaby **y* be haa iurratigited the matter thcroaghly, and while be dec't beltove iu Lager b-rr or wine drinking. he CLOTHIER A lull line of Undershirt* and Drawers. much tore than that of whtokey drinking that tempernea reformer*.are fooltob for including it ia tba itot of barwagre to ba prohibited. Join the lager-beer drinkan to the temperauee influence and whtokey can be driven out. I'udartake to prohib­ it beer, and that influence jora* wbtokey aad nothing can ba nccoaipltoUd. Dr. m-.et fervent in deoowoting him were, aa a Ceuaby'a view* are received with favor by rule, tbe moet guilty. Of orerte they all the temparaaee party, and it to probabfo drey, and every one ot thane whom Tweed that hto programme will ba adopted. ha* implicated ha* hto dxutneat* al] randy to prove hto inooeened but it won’t do. The popere that hate Ifoeeber are lay­ They cua't *eeount for the boueeu they ing met atre*. upon the foet that at the live in, the carriage* they rule ia, the ImI book-trade mle. Beadier a book, eold yacht* they mil. or the* money that pay* for air rente per copy, arguing therefrom for all tbeaii thing*. Thaw fortune, are that the greet fa-aadal daUruyed hto popu­ too large for hoonU accumaUiian, and no larity I don't wee it ia that light. AU the buoka offered were old wire, that, in that impelled Hal! to jump the country. And thru there are a pared ef HepublL ->n oCciala wbo ere implicated, and aay quan­ tity at Democrat", wbo were dtotiegutohed for the fervency of tbdr denunciation* of pcjaed it* popularity, no matter who u the awthor. DoubUaaa. the groat aoundal the people who over loaded their can. and would deter many people from buying a were not a* patient m Job, becauae fint Thank 1-earen there are court* to which book from Mr. Beecher a pen, but were be claaa aeromodatiuei. cvuHhwot al way* be the people may appeal, igainat the monopfurntoked every individual, a lion wu many oltot*. The mean* of going up and down more than wa» anticipated rvabed upon town are and bare bee* fur yean, ahamethe train* to and fraaa Jackron, on all tbc fully inauScietiL Night and mcrufog the canon thejinea north and aouth woukl The thanka of the. PrvM art eapccially be crowded, huadrdd. and tboound* af du the Secretary, J. P. Tompaon for hi* weary people on them Unable to get arata, effort* ia ita behalf, but we thigk a little and the platform* jammed with people more attention to the nereiaary-demand* Tbe (.'lairmuot Saving* Bank ha* goo* hanging oo io ah aorta of .tape*. Then of the I*rroe on the part of the Exeentivo la get ta any part ol tie- city where rente tiro way ot all fleah II ia the old, <Jd Board, would be likely to enxure fully and are within the rv*eb of a laboring man'a •tory Tbe Director* permitted two m«n ntore aatiafactory reporta, of tbc doing* of income required a full boar uf time—two to nln'ft, and abu: their *yea to trregalartbc Society, and tlwnby promote ita prnaili«i *o kmg a* they wm permitted to perity. per rent, of what to better than money tiken hr nothing. Gempenire were oy- n> •eruritica at all. The two manaxirg ganieed io, luild derated railroad, tbe men (peculated with the money of tbdr The great eoutoat between tbe Ameri­ whole length of tbe idand, and u«e at dcpvaiior*. they Inat. real rotate depreeiatcan and the Britiah team* for the chanipith- m, under a charter granted by the leg- ad. and up it went. Tboamnda of poor onahip of the world, came off recently at iaiatwe, did build about a mile ot recd. Crredmorc, and reunited in a victory for Then tbe brwno o*r compenkw interfered, the American team of 92 pcinta, they •coring 3334 out of a poreible 3600 point* They got cut injancuo*. on the cfovated th* Britoh team *eciri*g 3242 point* people, and every pomifo method of re do, in cenruring thoX^irortor*. But Dot Blydenbnre of the American team made larding tbc work wm Manned to. Y<»- a nrl will crcr be got out of it. Tba th* beat record getting 439 out of ■ pomiter4*y the final deebion wm had. and it J receiver will rat up tbe aanet* and in time wm againrt tbc mooopoltote New York tbe affair ' will Be forgotten. There are a tbe be*' record for a ringle day'* (hooting, will now have rapid tnuiait Tbe derat­ theuMod better men in Sing Sing than getting 21& out of a pomible 225, Friday. ed read, an- .imply pbtfonne lupported Iboe (wiodltrr, but they will oootinne to Tbe Individual .core*, for the two day* by atrung pillar*, on wlach narrow guage mor* in the beet *oetety all tbe Mme. were. American:—Blvdenburg, 4Sf; track* are laid. . Tbe cam are long, with Bruce, 4*25; Weber, 4» ; Jewell, 419 ; • real running length wiae on each aidd, to atill imploring, and New York to fowl­ Alton, 410; Hyde. 414; Jackieo, 407; each holding perhap. aixty pemengi-r* ing g-iod. The mcrcbante are here and Dakin, 400. Brittoh —Halford, 412; buying freely, for the former* behind MOmv. 407 ; Rigby. 410 . Lieut. Fenton, The enginre are email and notoelcaw, and them are telling and paying. Tbe look­ 407 . Fmgnron. 406 ; Col. Fenton, 400 ; tbe rate of apred to twenty tniloe an hoar. out ia encouraging. Ptrruo. A* the tracka are up U> the level of the Humphrey, 386. Keond alary, and aro aaed only for the WlMontin Republican*. car*, there can be no dmiger whatever uu The RaM-Douglan ca*e wm decided The following I* the platform adopted dm day W w*A juat m even Mttoible by the Republican Stet* Conreution in perron knew it would be when Judge pualicd to eompletioo at •nee, and It ia ex­ Wtotmmn,Sept. ILXt Madtooo petted by tbo lime winter acta in we ahall Huntington WM pennitlod to bcM iL RrtiJrt4. That we re-afirm tbe princi­ The cbm might ju*t a.f well hart been hate two line* running the whole knpli ple* which hare guided the National ifotabmiltod to DouglaM Shw^lf, and the publicao party heretofore, that we declare York than any one thin; that baa bap doeUMva Would have Lscn juw a. fair and it to be the MeadfaM purpuae of the Repub­ pc tied for yean, fur it will relieve the pr*»lican* ot Wiacuuaio to oawptrat* with all seem to bo that all attempts to get justice rure on the overcrowded lower part of the good illites* la niaietaiiriag iu latter and city, and giro the poor better and cbeafcr door a poor crippled aoldicr at the htn'fof any Democrat arefatile. .Judge Hunt­ home* in the tipper part. 1 framed to *rrure «"|U*> right* aad protec ington to a bitter perttaan, Donglua to a lion to *11; io maintaining th* plighted Whrn people fix up their affair* aad lie faith <>f tl-* Nattou and ia peonaoting re­ Democrat, and Roar a crippled Ilepublican eoldtor, theca rimple facta are eooagh to down and die, they have ao idea how mm n form* to aecura *roo-my aad eActoney fo aeoount for the dactMon, and juatly called all tbeir fixing will be unfixed. Malthu* every branch of thr Government; that forth th* moo.trou* indignation meeting I>*n*rr, a gambler, left an rotate of half a tnoat rarutelly deviring the pacification of held on Saturday at Anu Arbor. We million or more, to hto daughter, Mary the aoutbern Mctioa* of oar l.'nion, and hope thtt Ileal and other friend* of tba Dauaer, who, having aecn the wkkednem ita (predy return to material proaperily, iaaavm,annly but crippled aoldier, Roe, of her father, wax a mom piotu and devout will etend firm and not let a partiaan woman. When Mary eantc to dia. abe Judge, elected becauae the mlary to ao low left all thia money to religion* to.diro, that no competent lawyer can bo induced much to tbe dtoguet of her relativM, who to accept tbe ptwition, brand a true and had lioen waiting hr her decoMC for »w noble man m a thief, that a rich ariato- lime, Impatiently. The religion* ancietiea cral may grow fat and be held honorable wrangled over it for aoo>« time, appearing by meana of a judicial deeiatou that to a to be in doubt m to whrthev they ought •erablanee uf etrehwancro and vioteoo*. to accept naoucy that had been made ovtr We hope thi* magnanimity will ba duly dtogne. to tbe State of Michigan. tbe green doth They finally accepted it, apprrciitcd and that th* reerprocnl pladgm made by prominent cititcea and official* nf The new* cumaa aa wu go to pram t hat however,-Teeliag that ao matter how the the south will be faithfully kept. We will the Patent Otte- building at WaahiagtoU money waa obtained, they would put it to all rejoice if the Southern policy of the wm injured l-y Ire on Monday aflcrnao a good a**, and that they rouid aanctify 1’rraideut produce* the hoped for rewult* to the extent of rome 1500,000. together it But BOW, after the religious bodie* of order and pevee, but If the rroult ah*!] had decided t*I take it, they didn't get it not follow hi* experiment, we demand that other m-aaure* ba adopted which shall m-. all- For tbc other bdre of the late Dan ear* to all ritiaen* without dtotfoettoo of raro or color the fullmt enjoyment of their the win, claiming ah aorta of irregularity, eonatitutioaal right*. htotory, though it happened fortunately and , That the determination of the nalioua! rather than hart it go to trial, the executive to render aril aarvice mare ofthat the thing* Mv«d are of infinitely ,claimant* agreed to divide it into two tncre value than the thing* dretruyed by ,part*, and no U waa Milled. The church hewnt and to- < obooxiotot io cnlieum meota uur approval. Tbe p-dfectiun of our »y»fire aad water The original draft uf thr j goto the half of lb. dead gambler a money, tem of government fo atvery detail ofadDeaiaration of Indapcndenoe, the relic* of ,and Un brother, and aiwer* tba other half, George Wa.hiogton, DeKalb, and other ,nod they are all mippoaed to bo happy. Rcvuluuooary hr-roe*, the arehivw of Gen aval lund Office, containing the title to Now that thr matebe* are all witt, the trevry piaea of land ere.- conveyed by the American team* are aoocbiag their defeat­ Government, tbe original drawinp and ■porification* oa file in the Patent Ofioe, 'ed competitor* by (bowing them tbe country. Today the Engibhmen are up from which the modal* drotroyed ren b* ( thr aautxl, on yenhtafand it ia prupuaed to reproduced if nectoMry—all throe and continue tba uxauaiba all die way up the many other artiotea uf incalculable r.luc , New Kogiaud eaaat, if the weather rontin-' ware renewed in various degree* of prraer- ’ n« ptororaL The Engii.hn.cn my that they were fairly b rates, and the AmenWo an pained to Uarn that eoatinnod eaM are tbe tout in every reaped. But .ml for FALL TRADE. , Bey . BUSINESS and DRESS SUBS and OVERCOATS. OurCT-'CTOM DEPARTMENT eon .i.:. of a oire line of WORSTEDS and BROA.IK1LOTHS for DRESS BITTS. CASStMERES and CHEVIOTS business for: WHITE 8HTBT fo tbe CUy. svira OVERCOATING in good rtylo.. SCARFS, TIES and Silk Handkerchief.. Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. GROCERIES, may*! S !■ Town 4 N ur ^•>‘•(’•*5 J .1 COFFEE SOAP . The IQd Power CURES TOBACCO. HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specifics CROCKERY. Is ttStrS STONE WARE. ।(Vol 22 4lf. Smith Hogle & Preston. C. P. Rowell &, Co's. Col.) Seiiip Mate ■alic Para Fates |«stic Sg&ro 0ICT1C >sa: IMTHLY LIGHT-RUNNING DOMESTIC TO ADVERTISERS. sawiso MAcnuu: 1gsS20r'.iS“te,"; BEST. __ nasmjRwSIEH. JITT CHEWHG ' •MMEST ic-aac WltUKca.' TMIK *roW IMlCXtol IMPERIAL SOAP TRIUMPHANT! SM^OR a The Advance How iB Kmhh I... eompailad Hou. V. P. Culfartorerign the oAce of Regent of tbe L'nirvr-ity, to which ba wm „ MOWER 4 REAPER '» 8 is y#| Itf is rt t ts IB �City Drug Store WASTES a BARNES (Sramm to B>in> > Oo.) Phomix Block. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Having and keeping conetantfy on hand every variety of Drugs, Patent Mndicinffi- Hmsopathic Bsnudis. fag minute, after h» left tbs buure Mrr. Uwto heard the report of a gnu and alro heard Fraak reremu, she wu terribly frightened, not knowing but that aba would be the next vwtim. It mart have been an of tbe petitioners be granted. hour or two before she left the house to Which report was not adopted, by ayes Groonds in Chia rity. Adariufaa far g^- see what hsd occurred, when she found and says m fallows GemraMerau Lrefus fms. Frank, lying fa the road on bit face with Ayes: Aid. Abbey, McNaughton, rrwt Wu e^arnr. Hou. X bw rifle under him. The alarm was given Chandler will addrm the people of Alls­ imtnodiatclj and parties from Middleville Nap Aid Dewey. ' Finance committee reported in favor - »hc Fair at 11 A. M. on assist in captaring the author of tbe deed. of allowing the account of J. R. Van­ Thuralay, uh> Ac of Deputy Sheriff McKcvitt took tbs brunt 11.00. ty at Cddwnur on Friday afternoon. track of tbc man which fend toward Way­ Report adopted by ayes aad naya aa folAs wo w«w making np tfa0 fonn, lku land, aad from what be soon lurried from 1r*°*1',a r'u,n Ayes AM. Abbey, Dewey, McNaugh­ Middlcnlle . seven p,„ Brlitle „ lhe tbe neighbors be Was not long ia doubt m to tba party wbo committed the set. ton. Burnell, Tomfo-on—5 George Watson bad worked for Lewis be printed next week, aa we have no time Tbe petition of Geo. I’almartier and fur perhaps a month and a half aad had others asking your considerate body to to put it ia type today boon after bio pay several times bat ereld have a crowdog built nrer the railroad W. trerat that the people .31 tarn owl track on Court street, which had bcai reentnaa. to the Fair next week. We desire Piearant. Gold 1031. County Fair next week Bowrd of Saperviwws mret oa Monday October tub. Half fare this week to the Union Pair at Grand Rapid*. .The Boh^d nf Education will meet on Tocpday evening ot next week ^pjdra are wanted fa thj, market, and will aril readily at’ from 40 to Ho rente a miuee reported, rerotnmending that th* prayer of the petittonraa be l ranted and that tbo Michigan Central Rail Road Co. McKovitt arrived al Watauw'a buaw near be requested to build said eroasing. Wayland xiQags almost, morning aad found his man fast asleep, with bia loaded no •landing ucur bia bed. Ho was at ouoe emoted, brought to Hastings sad commit ted to jail where be baa since been visited । By Aid. TomliasonRuoloaJ, That the Street committee be ground., of the Barry Uouwtg Agricultural by serrtu who bars pever belore teen grat­ I and they are hereby aathortwid to n -plank Society on tbe 3d, 4lh and 5<h of October, ified with tbe sight of a man wbu bad and we trurt that thry are noC to be disap­ bees arrested for so grave a erime. Watson is s man it perhapo 35 yaara pointed. Several boxe. of magw-liccnl grape. Two hundred and sixteen excursion tick­ Were' seeroliy received from Sacrainento by et. were sold, to tbe Stale Fair st ths Mm. MeNalr, oa Grrcn street, fnxn her office in thi. ritp.-" diughler. They wen nearly aa large a. The Eaton County Fair to being held plunu and a. lu-eiou* as the ricboU frail Michigan ran rairo thi. week, and <m Fri*y sfiauoon. Hem. grown in America. fine frail but such grapes ran only be grown K. W. Berber will deUm tbo annaal sd in California. Oa behalf of the ofioen* of the Agri­ cultural Soeirty we apeexelly repent every tody in theconnty to bring to tbe f.wtheoraisg roomy fair, aU uf the picuirre of any merit which adorn their bumre, that AO kinds ofgirden vegetebhnani sesnw Ffora! Hall may be made what it cue euiio the Hutings market, especially l.«us- ly be a “thing of beauty" which .h^Hbe tora, and would command a good price in i *’• j°f" & •T’ry visitor. eouridcnble quantities. One of tbe moat valuable but least prised, yilev. J. W. Bancroft, rector of Emmaaof the many industries of the day, is tbe ncl choreh, bat pone to Boston to Ute ml raising of poultry. In thia department Uc General Araombly. and will be absent there can be shown at the County Fair, the shooting He gives no motive for thr set and* will Every farmer in the cnanly of Barry can be found in any county in the Stale, not acknowledge that it wu -premeditated. •bonld rev to it that w-tue of the petxlue and it is confidently expected that all the Ho say. ba met Frank in tbe road and lions of his fare are oa cabibitiou at tbe thorough-breda wdi be on exhibition forth-coming County Fair. Rev. Dr. Bement of Clyde. Ohio, an Th s week the Kcwt County Fair io be­ cxtenairc Eastern traveler, and a finished ing held, aad the M C. R R. will fjwnuh scholar, win lecture at tbe Reform (Tab exenraion tickcto at one Cur good to Rooms, this Wednesday evening, aabject return no or before Saturday. “Upper EcTpi, iu temples, tombs and biA meeting of tbore ioterettod is Sab- ' eroglyphics." illustrate.! by paintiaga. of M0.0U0, aad the p—engera of some • 15,(XX' mere, uoly those ia the paleas rar escaping, and ac far nothing haa been beard of the robbers. Claude Huval ia c- t_ t j______ : 2 -1 > • snrh a haul, and tbo woodetfal deed- of Huteiu Stringed Jerk pale in comparison with it. Will" somebody mention some­ thing about ths program of Christian civil­ isation ia this day aad age of ooraJ W, IS. !!■ IfflOHS. Toilet Artiries fa any variety of kfad ar price. Hagre . Magndra Balm. Charai of Beauty, the ladies all know is best. School Books, OCec and School StaUouary. Blank and Mcoterandnei Books, in any stylo at yoor own prioe. Your pa&nware u LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. a full greenback ticket. W. B. Banning heading the thing far governor. Tbe workingmen were in runfsrwtier throughout the affair, and will vxa.pt tbe ticket. The Hartford Chwrurt rays. “The bed Bafwbfieaa aatlmiwt of Nnaaaahnartta ■tern to be van solid ft* the Knomiaetion of Governor Hire, notwithstanding ths peraistenl efforts made to get him out of We »c!l roo<1» at a very email advance cat tbe first coat. We well more ready-made Clothing than any house in thin city. No matter how low you can buy good* in other fltorei, we will sell you the name articles at lees pricel We adhere strictly to the one price system. Our trade is increasing every year, which is a sure sign that We sell goods at lojrer prices than any otner firm. We can sell goods at Kiuall profit bccansct we can buy them cheaper than others on account of our selling so many goods. Our clothing in ait as stylisblv and will fit as well as any made to Order. Don't forget to call and see is. vban tbo critical tuna esmc, tbc men whs. sold him his n.tr.itralion at St. Louis sold Hayes bia idfiee." Thia seems to ba a ci .aipliusoal to tba high moral' tone of the men who rule tbe Itauocratie party. STAR CLOTHING HOU Ayse—Aid. Abbey, Dewey, McNaugh­ ton. Rortell aad Tomli-iaon — 5, I have just received a fine sasortment of school cards sad ebrumna, and it will be to Nsyw—None. The following accounts were received jour advantage to exa line them before purebaaiag olaewbcre. J. Roinn, Postottre butWiog. 22 23 Double Store, 38, 40, i SSSE Tbc above araninte were allowed by ayes and nays aa foBowx Ayes—Aid. Abbey, McNaughton, Hu. । •ell, Tomlinson and Young—5. Mays—None. The Uqnor bond ofC. H Olmstead I was presented and on motion of Aid. ■ Dewey was accepted and approved by ayes i aad nays aa follow. Ayes—Aid. Abbey, Dewey. McNsngh ton, Tomlinson and Young—5. . Nays—None. : Call a! Use Sin tf tieBIG HAT. i, extended to Ji what be to "J­ On ■**»«» f Must Hare Money. PROMPT PAYMENT Star Clothing House < ffrra ten dollan cash to the couple who will be married on the.Fair Grounds onTbursday the 3d day ! PRfCSS—Tioo\ fkil to see tbe gnjdi boof the Fair. If more than one Couple ap ■ fare pureharitij. ply tbe above wnm to ba given to the handaocsest. Scisctiows to he made by SIG KT OF BIG HAT Im.p<re Block, Hteimgr. Mteb. bath School ■work and especially those conneeted with the M. E. school, will be held to-night st tbe M K. church.' In the production of cereals tbc farmers Rev, H H. Baker of Waukegmi HL. I of the counts of Barry take rite Jfrrt rank, pnra.-l>e<Vso able and 'eloquent sermon '• ' and beyond all osotroveray tbe wheat pro­ shot and must hare cut the right lung into duced in this county, is tbe very fiert raioshreds. The body Was found lying ou the mintin' from the worda *-Wa«fa ye.' face with the gun crutewise under it and ” The pabiic will ezpees to see that was not rocked for shooting, which perbafa splendid dock of Amerieaa Merinos' im­ might indicate that he did not ecu Watson ported into the' eooaty rexnily by Hon. when shot. Tbe parties were not mnre A. C. Towne on ezhibidon at tbe -Fair than two rods apart at tbc time. The excitement is tbe neiehborheod aad l/The boMiap and croon* at tbc Mich at Middleville was in’ense and loud throta igan (.'Mitral depot in ihto eity hare bros tbe Sheriff rudely .roused them from were made tolyneb Watson should be bo improved and refitted meek to tba oraven- their rosy dream. o( riches, and Green raptured , but McKeviu thought it bust ienaa of tbo employees, and the comfort of still lacketh the needful wherewithal to to c.me across the country to Hasiiogt pay his hotel bill. We remember that tbe and not go owl of his way to furnish such We boar that Mr. Dnrfae nf Bdtlnora, Battuta cSee did not print those little an entertainment for the joople (which oat of the genilmnan by that tratne dismond bill, and conaequootly are not in Orangeville Items . wc do not know), has a hgrd of ' dreary the procession among the mourner. Our town has roamed its wanted rattle" which we hope to ano on our Fair ' About noon of Tuesday the IMh fart, quietude. There w-re eon.ideaaUe excite grounds next wn»k. ' the bun. of Kara D. Fifadd, in Rutland, meat prevailing in oar midat a few weeks TLro fariHlm interest is tbo Rsrusu- waa destroyed by fire. Ont of his hursts age, orcr certain events that transpired, CAJ« Rammbm oftce, will be sold at a bar­ had escaped when the fire first broke out, ef which the eitiacoe of Barry and adjoin­ Mr. FifaJJ immediately undertook to ears gain, the exmtmued failing health ef the ing counties were duly apprised. Bet at Editor rendering k nmonrary for him to the other horse but was unroomsf.l In present it ia dificnlt lor one to clean suftbe attempt be nearly lout hie own life, retire frstn’ buxine-. icient news to render an article worthy of burning hi* hand, arm and fase badly. B«v. Mr. WilkiMnw wi» f«wwA-a» tbe Refiinn Club h*U —t 8»bbeth. Ji to All hto formfag utena* wore destroyed, Farmer, ia this virisity have fisubsd together with a lot of hay, corn and wheat. underatood tlmt the Bapt-te have ma* rowing their wbwtL There is a larger arran-rromt. that will secure hie aeme.u Tbe cause of the fire to MX known. There are io tbe county of Barry, tho acreage of newly »vn wheat, tban there hap been for many year*. Now that the property of Mestre. Altpft, McElwain, little boy in Rutland last buriame araaon for farmer, i* over many , «»;. S-tap, N.O-1— 1 a jndd dollar under a hill of whit* be ex peon tbrir intention to attend the CunnpuIWup. TbaxtbervrjgrsandteSatty Fair, and We think vsrisu. arttefo. of thia moment recall, several herds of “ Short hn-lerira out strains* lbs greenback bro merit wiM be taken for exhibition. Horas" that are » credit to all wbo have . . Thr many friend, ef Prof. George C. rim ndvoratvd by so many in that townbeen interested ie tbeir iatrodnmion into, Nevin, will be pl rarerI to Irarn that he has and breeding in the eottnty. Sofas of been engaged ao principal in our village chem ran equal to any that were on exhib>- School for the enmiug winter. George hfa :ioa at Jackson, k«t week, and U is to be formerly been leecher here and his efforts bopral foe the honor of the County and were crowned with unprecedented aueeww. tbo good of stock growers generally, fare. 0. F. Jackron haa imported a fine that all those animah may be in tbe atalto lot of millinery gx-d. end being an excel­ on our Fair Ground, next week. lent mUliner bwrealf, to ready to nerve eneA tig nxeaway occurred no our streets tomcr. sail that too in a sati.faetor manner. lari Saturtlay afternoon, iBtuing u croch ■.ria—■xteehas bran seen here st any time in mflny y«» 1’«nT O»“teds Burglary in Baltimore. team, fn-m Carlton, wu tied io front of • Mr. Homes Baker a well-to-do tamer the Central House and without spparent Mm brake their tie-etrajo and started in Hshitnorw went frem boms Tuesday .,□»> Ta»|— “ 'r“4’“‘ n„b><— a —« .iu.i.»i« mevning, Sept- 6th, with hie a«er to at­ whiub wo turned upside down, tend an Art cotatafament ra Hope. A Cm, «. au«l*r to, U t),cn darted aorro the atrret and struck burglar with sticks wf stove wood, pried t double buggy owned by Mr. Rarwhart, sp. kiwersaobof ttoe rittfag room win r„» o>i> fcq.. <tich — bmily danmrd. from there tb.y daw, breaking tbe twtob, and took oat hto turned .nd ran in front of Barlow large' railroad traak, two overcome and A Goodywar a store when tlwy took tbe otbnr elMhtoai to the value of eighty doteMewalk which was Ulod with a crowd of Jara. The marira ow tbe visdew show w«Je pcrtxsjr- greater than upon any Sat- wbaroths burgfara rotered Ti t tracks LTL-fTrizmoWU- Tbo—4 vsomhed in the send show that aae man bad a abort foot Tbo trunk, too beery for tbe ras d 42, CaHal St, GRAND RAPIDS. GROCERIES. kava the larguK stock of Grwcerie tbe City, ami will Mil them (or baa niouey than any Tba following aL»|O«nt tribute to tba rerricra of tbe private toldier was made by Gro B. F. Butler, at tba ncveiling of tbe soldiers' nxmument at Dayton, Ohio, Sept. 12 DRY GOODS! grand statue which record* the dra* of the noblest, tbe bort, the bravest of mankind—tbe private soldier ot tbe volunteer array of the Republic. [Chsers.] It was well enough for men bearing upaitlete and insigne of rank, with the knowledge that I have on h*nd • full at nek of Dry Goodfl of latest stylo and al«o Mthe Uur. Tfo rert&wto will be anted to tboas making up a partial list, raauuisiioa to continue at the dimrrcion tbe Beperintendeot I shall require a DRESS GOODS of al! the popular pattern* ■ud beat «{ualiti^ at lowest rates. I have just »eceived a full line of and otber seats oflearaiag, that be might do hto duty, where we> the faeemive? Lwk tuck to ISfil, when the cry came up from Sumter that the lag of the Uaioo had been fired on, ar-d when tbc word weal over tbe brood land railing every true son of America to do hie duty, what wu there except tbe love of country, the lore uf liberty, devotion » detv, bravery and parity of motive to lead the privste soldier in the rank, to offer hie breast to tbe ballets of the fo. [Applause.] To him individually there was no monument^ fat him, most •'----------- l— little grave. 1 Men’s and Boys.Clothing B.riow A Gixidyear ag.ta call upon those indebted to three and want them to rwussmber that they have given timely no­ tice that all areounta ma‘t bo settled^bySeptumbor first. They now want it uadentoet! that they mesa: what tb<W said In that notice. Thcne who hfliia not re to which I -now invite especial Attention. I am selling at prices that will Mtopiah all. Come in .and look over my stock. CROCKERY HATS AND CAPS. I keep coMtantly on liand i full»*»«rtment of men's and boys’ HaU and Capa. Sugar Culture of Louisians Tbs following from ■ lasdiax Journal will interest many of oar rodsrv, who uro not spcaally intemted iu tbe sogar sal - CLOTHING. HATS aad CAPS. GENT’S FURNISHINGS, 1 LAW iSaES �u lam EJXBW ' Railroad#. Railroad#. '' rjHAXD THVMK RAJbWA' • ” JUNE IO. rtOfi, CUKE! NUhon ii is Bavaria, the gwrat of the I "TJL a^-. fe. L. HU- -Vsthma. HrwuJuiu, Catarrh, Hay Fever. CoMsfJc. Tbe cual trouble. of I'etmeylunia are believed tn ba over. TImi rank plague At Schenectady, S Y., !I h killing off die cor* rapidly. • Aa4to^»BUbis»er.rftii.tonrB£ Frank Leslie. the V*w York tsubli-lic.-, b.-o suspended. LiabBitl**, >83f»,«M> Tb» Phtrals in September. Wisconsin and Kanina bare fifty kix most briUunt artora in the grand fctiyak, milium bnsbefo more grain thi* year than for Msr», Saturn. Jupiter, and Venus m aB ertnrng stars throughout the month. Mar* eosaes fimt on the Ii*t in relative 1st. parlance; forita famoua eppcwiiian with' the aua occurs os the 5tb, when iu poii. M .H O,fe«,Clb*iUtatraUr? 0>»ar. WONDERFUL CURES ' "*** -ffis ytUrV1** <*fbc* taimttMnittta rarnajB HlSL" fel fefefe.. .saradti-ra.*—"• - — ‘”'c '•■'""fcfefe, run sets, is only alxrut thirty four millions of mils* distant, ia fisvorabiy aitnabd for observation, and its <S*e ia being scanned by aatrooomera as it never wm before, for the opportunity has -been anxiously antic rnatnd for tirty van Tbs dacorerr of throe Martico moons has given a new Im­ pulse to the invrMxMiou, and beutan ioge. unity win do iu atmost to interpret every lipe ana feature on tbe fore of uur plat^tary brother. No one wbo gl.nrei. at tbo sowtheni aky far the- erasing can foil to reeogaizc ihas ruddy and beurmng pl*s<-t. Susro is aa interatiug objast during the month, for it eomea into opposition with tbe aun on tbe 9tb. it is a few de grows north of Nats’, and a fine opportun­ ity is afforded for a study of tbc pceulisritic* of the tw,. planets, the coutrst ia color, wise and brilliancy Unngrerv marked. While noting the comparative utaignifitaticv of tbe more dhtant planet, we can hardly help faneyisg tbe glorious sight tbit would meet our cjn ifSatura, with its wondrous ring system and proons, were unlv reparai cd from m Dy the 31,000,OW) miles that ST«a the dirtanee betwren Ike earth and Jupiter u tudug the prraiige it haa rnJoyod dunag tbe summer montha. for it te roraediDK, and its brigblasM is occrvaaing. . It still holds iu golden licid high among tbe aura in the southwHt, until it sinks below the horison about eleven o’dock, during the the first part of the tuo-th. .. , . Venus rrings in tbo wot fcr'sn hour dUr sunsef, sod will grow brighter and Msylot^or above tbc horiwm as the month advaocaw. It is paosisg from its’ superior aoajooctiun u ita greatc.-l roslrrn dongabon, which it will reach on tbc 14lh day of Broember and will b;roaue a <rmtcr ob­ ject of interest as it approsebra tba earth and increases in site, and in the soft, penailo beauty lur which it ia noteworthy. There are other features of celestial in­ forest to diversify tbe sky daring the first amnmml month. The new mwu of J* -Ttn-te the lovely harreatmann, and under iu I nil-orbed splendor »o the 22 J ifet September nisbu will Lc radiant with ailwoy HgbL The Queen of Night promt ct Wanzer & Barnes. oL. aecstsf4iH;—. -. GOOD BIS TO IB PUBLIC! fort Wam Jackm & UILMM. It is believed that there is no probabil-. Ity of a rupture between tbe United States I and Nexiso. ,TWS shout StfMi Ltrt BirrjintN MICHIGAN AND THE S6HTH. Mn Chief Justice Waite baa in a great KMtrre regained her health during the pest summer. . It is claimed that a deficit of eleven mil- STOC£L lion Titrkwb pound* oust be supplied by , OF GROCERIES ilUK HEADACHE. "KtTrtaaSvarffij'froai I'KOl'LK OF ILUOIV COUNTY Iler. ^Generally that 1 have again embaaked The Borton aad Albany car ahoya st i Springfield were burned Urt week , has | fnitu 175,000 to 1100,000. William; Cameron, older brother of U. I S- Hrnalor Simon Cameron, of Pantoyl 1 vania, diad at I-ewiaburg, Pa., Monday. 1 The Hon. Simon Cameron bus just loot I an older bother, William, who dird at the »ipr of S4 years and leaves a large fortune.' Spain baa wcM 2,6110 more troopaJo1 st 18 ;6 ft Grocery Bnsiias j -Dto YOUJIG Cuba. Fifrer. hundred went to Havana and eleven hundred to Santiap* de Cuba.' At the Meat Bro in New York Ctty on tbo 3d inst, 40 person* lost their lives., The loa* of property was about f.500.000. Jauca C. Hopkina, judge of tbe United : Stales diat&t court for the western di»-' triet ofWiaY.nain, died at Madison Sept.. a;s*« AwtyiM tea MW £»«/«.:, DEFY s=rt.,.,res-.v.K?=,*_“-“‘ .77, wt?;, men. — SISIS AAflOl oiviiioa TH KflliH. ston Life te COMPETITION Sa.wtr.rf.&xTd.-irE! (■■■> strut tai Cal! anon ami examine mV stock and no* J. H SUTTON. (jsnl5.’7f.tf] CARBOLIC OIL pits, bright 4 cnu» and rosy Mercury-following close to her s^ver car; on th? Htb. at her first quarter, she is socn Uglier In the heavens, with the lordly Jupiter, a willing captiv.; to herbewriling ways; ,m the 2u<h, noir tbo full, she pvres near the nd planet Mare, and in the 2I«t she almost bleu from tbo aky the light of grim Aid Saturn. While the monlh > full of intrrrol In regard to the nnivenunuof the. quartette, cf planets and the IrarvcM moon, the S« p tember sky will be thickly studded with sew* at tbe mest brilliant star* and roa ■cllations that ever looked down op.a the earth with Irirndlr eye*. Bright Cspiila will abow iu ad MlHating Uvin tbeoortheast, the graceful Swan will *| road iu wings over the fleecy Avlkt-sray; Altair Will lic k down from iG E.gta^ Lyr*. throws its beainiiig gianreslkn/tlie reu’itl. jsnd Ar .tutus and the Ns tvlirrn Ccun fglesai intfi.- ww-tetti sky. Tl.'wub.t are fortunate cnusigh to be asioog the mvtin gain* or at the H-iial-oru will ha-. grarx1^ ol~crvat«y for lluir <-!»• nwiioi;,, and a sufficient kiiuwlesige of autonomy for a cueipro!«wi,.i| ol the simple Uw/re.-ul.. ting planetary m.d Marry metiou will a azraoiT iijjicu mdboicu Bsrmm:. been e!cet*4 ■ Fellow of the Royal Soc;c. ty of Great Britain. - is a tE:«X!r St fcts " Ni l Mt I KF’S Tbe imperial government of Ctiina has issued an edict again*', the use uf opium, declaring that it'is being tog drotruvti.a upon the China naljnti. Harry. s«4 to u« slWelI atol sow's u»«. 1%e tier “^S&l;-C Tlic cotton crop at the South is Minu­ ted st 3.984,000 bJes ur wilbia 130,000 bale* of tbo yiold of last year, which wa» tlui larptst fur several yearn. . A terrible disaster occurvd .recently in tlm Engli-di Cliannd. Two English ship, roiided, and both foundered. Over on* hundred peratma were drowned Conductor William I.yorx. of the Vanda'i* read, Isas bee-n ditliirgc from h >vicr on the road . Mr. Lynes w«» a us mb- t ot tbc eommiuM of tlw strikers, last July. FKIUIASU WILLIAMS k CO. POULTRY WORLD ;s ggr tii American sewingMachine Us7“ **saj* IS ,!! ' ■' odpta were II19JMMI, ai.d <!.■• mt shout W,00«. fie Gra: Stitten ferseikfere The public debt ataicturut f r .’ show* rednet ori of S3JU*.«,5::7 iluri . , month, with the isitatanding hg.l i. mlera 6357,576,104. Coin UM.tHH.'Xh; eluding silver eoin. isiua.—!’<•tuiraar. J->un»L. The Raarati railway eonstiunir'. ar* ■ .,1 to be paying the interest on their bond* in ' Rslfrttd MaHcri. paper iiMtoad nf gold, which If tru.- i .or Wo find in the Cantu of last unwelcome piece of new* (,rt the ta*ny week, the mo*t relish?^ in the world devoted io railway uuttore, tin following C B. Beotb uf Rinaiagliam; Cotiu.. Dem* of intertwt to many of «ur rsn^ra. W*s Burned TrccHtly to Mias Fluteim« L Youmaut of WiaJus, Wk Esch uf the • Mr. Alexander MeKay has been ap­ ,cnng people received a parental potent pointed Aastatant Gnnerel Freight Agent. cf >10,000 to begin life upon He baa been for several years Chica-., Ol the 104 leeomotirws burnnj in lire agent uf the Erie A North Shore Line. roundhouse nf tbc Pennsylvania railroad Tbe foUbwfag order, directed to "heads at Pittsburg, fifty have l^en pronounced of ds-partmesiu," from General Manager wnrthks. except f<* scrap. The remain drr wilt bo amt tn Altoona for repair*. Lcdvsrd is dated Sept 1. “I desire to call jour alieMion to the The Grand Trunk I railway, <4 Canada, neeeMiiy of decreasing the amoth.t of work proj.w* to introduce St re I airs for the car­ oa Sunday whirl; our employ * are rolled r age .,f grain.1 They sro to be abort r upon to perform. Much of thi, work e-0 Liu tht reandard wnede>s <kr» bus n.ucb be di.r<Mcd with. Our tmjdoyre should, stronger, atel will esrtv a Wsi^l.t >/ vigb M for ar possible, bt enabled to rest on Sunday. Each head of department' will Theodore Ttltoa, wki rrtamc-l in ease!* be expected to so regulate the work of his lent kealtbftem bis European trip on Sjp. department that no work shall be dM=e on urdav, has left hi* daughter FJoreu«/ln tUt 4*y nxrept such cs i* alxlmely nec- the (fonservatwry of Music, and Allee in emary. Dindon s4[criatrexfocu aad tbe An tfebuvl, of Btuxgarr. Germany, train-mastoro wiB. when practicable, ar­ when they will remain one year. ’ range the runs of their men so that they cwa Im bouse on .Sunday." The Odd P«lfow» of Northern .Sew England arc making srrwupemeou for a grand excuraien to the White Mountaias , Hi • mm week abowa the track hid os and for a reunion and banquet at the I G8| miles of new-nilroad, mskh^ l.nc Crawford Hous: on Thursday, Sept. 27. mile* completed fo tba United States ia Many organisations sie capeeled to join. 187", against 1,407 repotted tvr tba corTbc Hyde Park Hotel, a five story resputsdliqf period is J87fl, 702in IBjfi, 1.000 is 1876, 2.4S5 ia 1873,sud 4,498 brick budding situated in Hyde Pard, a itwo suburb of Chicago, was burned early Tlinrs day moralnxTfosa about flM.000. A ' HjaiJeftds lm*e been declared as follows fire al Oreads, Mid>„ Thursday destroyed New York Central A Hudson Birrs, 2 • 150,000 worth of prvprety. Cairo, III., bad a SI5,000 fire. Lynn had a SO,000 Ubigh Valley, 1 per cacL, quarterly, fire and a •50,<MK» brewery rwburned in to Wi“ O'*,3: t0 ■n<nhm Lotuivtlle, Ky. . Tbo Chleqpj Exposition this year i» mid Utica k Black River, 3 per rent., semi­ to be even greater tbau na predrersreira annual, payable Sept. SO. Indeed, many who have visited it say that Westafn Union Telcgraj' •• syb, I) pet cent, it is the beat InUw-Sute EahOdtsott ever quarterly. payM is Ost 15.i* ~<T held iu the coootry. ft* art hall aad the orthern central NRAILWAY COMPANY la ^>»*<Sre- Ire hs »k»» r,nw . trad; NOTICE y^V-^T&’SiLSSR I MARK _?*»• TAT LOX. o.a1 S«m ®“® ’ MWn u- *v~ a-fe w. fe,fe ,a>XKU*«. U — ra,“rr, Depot, 104 READE STREET, Kew York. :ssk£ GEO. VVOOl^ ^m^ PARLOR ORGANS with the folfowww;- "The grand jury fee! it to be tbrir duty to unify sgainrt tbe deaccration cf the Sabb-lh by tbo sale of into.iw.ti~f drink*, and mmcmIIv in rise haudfe*arowwdrfrra* m wvehereh. to raue op the dormant devil ia the reforsnral drauksrti by his sip of wtae oa ths, Un � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-10-03.pdf 70be9942b6a4b8143e406ba870d87c7c PDF Text Text icao yOL- M NO. 23 PSlfSSMU, MB HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., OCTOBER 3, 18’ She had men U ua>* nt borne under mother'* raperrteioa, and making it herMif the fancied would be quite m omy. Dear me, bow the time firal Do harry Jane! What, lot there b yet to eternal Bat we Blast get done. I dar. **y it won't toko the j«ic* long to thicken. Mamma utod to make it up in no time. Wbat are we to do about dinner, I wontier? Jl’Jift'14’'! s>’boeos look at. DR.C. RUSSELL PHYSlMUSnR&MN. _____ WQOULAXD MICMIO* J. PHIL »Vd XIBKCBN^ ■ioylrar-, .u,.. HGyST'JE?* r. S. BOWEN. C~u.tr B*re»ro>. Doveu Shma DENTIST Nulnlle tert week, in di- cax- ef lb* <'->mta<.ow*aiih ■gainvt iMbron. in which the defendant wa* a. cored of mnault upon a young l*dy named Hotter by kitting her agauret her will. The plaintiff oompiatMd that Dob­ roe, “by force of arm*, maBca afkrethaagbL aad Instigated by the devil, did then and there viofeidy nmralt, waylay," etc. Sb. tAid hr .tory in a plain, rtraigbt forward kind of way. to lire cBhct that *ba wm m. joying thv evoaiag brcrac. wlute b-aaing over h«r fatter * fener, aad that Wiliutn Iteheon camo along, aetaad ber by th* h.n.1. ."A C^kl.\..ti;u a___ L.a dinMr when w* Lave finiahod. Mr. Ham ings will exrare tt*. I'm narc." “And, array*d in brr Holland apron, with her pretty braid. aB ptubed bark, that xbn did not ace the allcgad improprioand her daevre iirakad above hrr tdbow*.. ly, beeauoe of the darknew, and 4>e being Nell worked away with all her might, picking, boiling, .Training, until ber rbrak* Pour lurtrwMru, K*.. Aug. 21,'77. in aoothrt part of tbo yvd, but she hoard Mr Daan Mb Bctonow—I Lav* a kna, or wmctbiug that aouoited like a were flatbed and ber bend aeb*d. "Why. Jane, th» jolre won’t j.Dy, and read you.- book, “The Dance of Dmtth," ktea. and anew that *otaothing wu* “,ia? it Lao u, IVhwt Ml. «L* ana 1 moat any 1 admire yoeur oouragr, Deleon claimed the.privilege of bong and believe you have shown n* much be •Three a aomr t bing you path to make rotrm M any crowded martyr in your dt hi* own witnea*, and he told tte> part ef fens.- of virtue and your denunciations of the .tnry omitted Ire Mim Hotter and b«r U jeffy, 1 think, ma'Mn what is oaleeteu-j to drive it from the mrtcr. Hama joDy (pecimaaof a. En . “Oh, dear, no. Mother.never did, I'm gluhauo. Hi* narotive of th* omnrrenre •are. I'll add mare sugar and lol it boil in which be byd become involve^ run* m another hour. Dear me! I thought we 1 haveulwaju given this miaurabte dance should have cur btt kettle on by thb a silent condemnation by refbung to al­ ---------- — —, ----- - - — lime. Wr .hall be so late, and I m tired low any of my daughter* to (artietpate in it under any rireurnttanoM; but I harr I walkto- along ringing: "Wbat will the to death now, I wish I had done a* moihe> •aid. She advised me to rend the carras.te araidtri th* aril aa aouretbiogat the atebl 'ervea* be?' nf whieh ■>« real nrenluxl anUusre I Grn-ral McCartney (eouaoel fur the over there and let Hannah make the jdly, able to my anything agaiatt it, either I plaintiff, diipooed to have aomr fun while but I wm rare I could do It myself." coofuring the witnum )—You were ringing: The steaming kettle boiled .^the. from experience or any ateolute knowledge “What will the 'arrest be?"' dorely imi­ of it* moot direct and pernioou effort*. You have had experiene* cf the dance tating tb* totonstten of the witneaa. The nmmcr ran hang above the green Dnheou frury ooaipreodly. Yra, rir. itnelf. and you Lave rvidendy bad cvidesre • ■mmitof the poplar*. ■ What will th. arveat bo of it* mo»t fatal reoulca. Erorn the pob ' Hardy, it will be jelly, now, Jane," aaid Grtoral McCartney.—“Wbat will the the weary bourewife, pouring acme of the Imbed tetter of Fit her AreUti, lately rant arvmt be?" " to »c, 1 infer that you «re auffcriog the ■ hot, red hqaid into raid water DoUon (unruffled.)—What will tl * areotivequeoa: of yoar herouni I trust Bnijifoa it romataod for all the cook­ you will not be cast down, nor allow ing and ttewiag it bad undergone General McCartney.—Well, go on, sir. “Ob, wbat *baD I do? Surely, the aiuff yoaradf to suffer any pain, whatever may . Dubaon.—Yer are, yer ’onor*. I wan go BM lw bewitched I’ve a arrat mind to be said of you. Anything lea* than you a., “What will lb* arpour it all away," cried poor Nefl. reedy bolduaclaration would have failed to pro ing along, singing vrstbe?" when! heard Mary .login.. due* any effect. to cry with Vobmmo. “What will the ’arrest be?” 1 Nqw tt must <v;me. Women of virtue “I tel! yo« ma'am, you put acmothmg Genera) MeCartiw-y. —She wm aiegior or ocif-reepcet wil now bhub to Lavr the in to make it jeUy." peramted Jane. "Whel will lb* ’smut be ?" "Oh, Jane, hoah! You know nodung By tbta lime there were decided evi­ about it I tell yon you’ don’t put any dence of merriment all over the court thing in. What mn>t I do? Cook it more' It u lotroing to th* knllte now, aad 1'vw .... ... V__ OBI STOVES .. brine you friend into tappet." . “Ob, Nell, whet a brute I van!' wbiapered her husband, detaining her a tn in Mo at th* kitchen dour. “Can you forgive me? And your poor hand banted, ton' I'll ■!« up every currant Ixuh in the gar­ den to-morrow." "No, Ned," .ho replied, “I ,fodl lo.ro WHOLE NO. 2069. Mictiiian. ty -nitre cot of a hundred peopte mahn a grant miatakc when they cut off a dog * tail, in throwing away the wrong end. "How maqy doatho? aoktod dre hotta tai phyrician. while going bio manto "Nina." . “Why, I ortored terf*faifcr ten.'* “Ye*, but om wouldn't take tt." A man who wm rirocLed by lightning on the name night that a small pox hoept tel wm rtrnek, wm in a dreadful Mate at raspeaee until ooaviacad that he wm hit The EagTiah Ambeauador aad Mrs. larard dined with the 8u!tan, Aug. 30. Hri. and to be the first time that a Bohan ha* at down to dinner at hb own tabte with a European lady. An eld hat, no banged aad rutted m to bar* cntiraly lost iu iatovidnahty, wm found near a stream in New Hamfahire and led to the story that Beeretery Erart* had been foully made away with. The foltewinr aneounremttit appmred “r..i'8*- ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR and eootinue until farther notice." •If eookiaz will do, Ill make jelly of it beforeHantub res* here," she mid. But instead of boiling to jelly, the earrant juice boiled over in a great foamy, rtd wave*. The fire hated, and a dense smoke. and a j-a agent scent of bunting sweet* filled the kitchen. >J altered from head to foot wilt the hot liquid, one band reellrel. her pretty ■ tare beranrared, Nell retreated u> th* door in utter despair. 1 “Ob, I wish 1 bad rarer"--------. The sentence waa never finished. i She stood dumb with horror, for com-1 tog 1A.arely along the garden path rire : saw her hnaband and hi* particular fnood, | Mr. Warburton. » “He baa invited him home to dinner: she gasped. darting beck ihto the smoky kitchen “Oh, what shall I do?" | Two or three harrowing minute* of ret*, penoe. and her btmbusd entered“Nell, are you here, aid what is th* ~ NX1TII fit KNAPF>3*. , . I ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLim ’5r‘' Which has stood the test for years and Mill stands at the head of the lint for light draft durability and good workmanship. To any one thinking of purchasmg a wagon, we can make it to their ad­ vantage to bull and examine the Jaekson Wagon before purchasing elsewhere. Come and see our ■ All who have participated in it taut fee! j.iplurfb,, greatly mortified and humiliated on read mg your book, aad many will be angry and bitteriv denounce you', therefore, I •ay. I admire your courage, herobm In deNet! am forward, lookieg mare like a fonM of virtue, uhieb I* in danger ofbre tattooed Indian than the pretty woman inp entirely lo< to nvciety by reaaon of Birdsall’s Culebra ted Clover II idler, The only machiut- now nuumfiurtur^d that threshes and bulb the seed in one machine. All who inteniUu |>orcham- Clover The Young Wife'* Canfusirw. ITtillers this semson should call on ui immediately, as there is no “You are one woman of * thousand, Ncfl "I am msktfig coral jelly, and I great n demand that late orders wilt have trouble to gel machines. —you are, by. Jure' and I'm proud of thought you wouldn't be bos* until late, Term* liberal, with a large discount for cash. We also sell the you. Come when I may I 6nd th* home mmuI as a bandbox, .nd my iittte wif* a* fre*h a* a rm*. I like that. Nell. I'm always thought that if anything could put me out of temper with th<- woman 1 Manufactured by Phelps A Bigelow of Kahunafoo, (he licet loved it would be to coma home and find the house top*y.turvy, snd my wife in a wqrking and most desirable mill built. ■ailed wrapper .nd with a rough brad. Little woman ynu're a treasure, aad I'm proud of you!" 7 nd Edward Hatting* kiaeed tea orotiy bnde until her rteaU. glowed Ilk. the red Juno rosea on* in the raashinc. She WM very happy, very much pleased aad flattered al h« hurimnd's praiae. They had been married jutt rix months, ■nd Nell wm a pattern for all houMwiv*.. She anum with tb* bird* that made their nest in the great apple tree, aad did htr housework ia lb* early morning boor*. Com. when he might her husband *L I iTTOtSL-Tj. ftHS x X- -WXJVI>Iiai3LiX., MESSER BROS. ffiis POWERS & BARLOW J«1IX’Q.CR»3SY. Dore it require an eh a men* aa thin tn mat* eurrani j*Oy? And what a fright you are, Net!' Pre brought Warburton pair of chicken*?" “I're bad no time to cook; .Eve b**a miking jelly all day." “Confound th* jsily! Come, Nell, yen mu«t get up war .how of dinner." “I can't Nadi I m tired to death and my hai.ll i* burned. Yow ^ir.tddn'l have invited Mr. Warburton without letting m< “.Now ju«t hear that," cried the pro­ voked btnbeod, after toiling mo n< often to bring a friend whenever I liked ! I'm , ’•"c.«. aoMmooii. teera, Builders, examine their Buildhalf thing more likely ig Material, House Trimmings, than another," bo a div* per fort* off amts. Chis and Varnishes. arm “ a bone to or luncheon it' .vorything Now Farmers,-examine the WIARD h» a fine H- J- WA when you me her well Carriaie, Sin ui Onuwiil PLOW, before purchasing others, me to latscb day we A l M TF P . together. I I *orry enough Every one waranted. it. boeb-over-hnad, and 1 the ttaira eurl Those oontemplating buying Sh. rould oxSSriseAX. Mowers or Reapers should see not areaad giriand We REPAIR 8 H 0 P the Walter A. Wood Machines, Hraa.h d j ho* la Arrloal'aral Hall. Ur lb*»**•«• *<<•* Gumming- & Filing Saws Ittwaiter tb. steMU *rrtea«»"> Wm. “ Goodyear. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY pmmcmciL era® Peoples drug store. ph/shiM's l‘r«ri|>l>«*s “,d Family Roop-* pr«- puwl with Drain “l'1 Ok”"*1* uf puwt qu^i<X »«fr- _ Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it, Everybody known they the only MKTtCtl UNOEHiKEfiS -,e city and attend promptly to aU call* aat line day or night. „«„te*oU B-U> Ste Sue Be, lUurap MHi. evil-minded, etc., or quoting imprudently »od inamaaliagiy their fiuly weapon. “Hoel. *oit qui maly pea**,' and then throwing ilumnelcc* in men', arm* to prove their own runty of mind! I never General MrCjrtney — Gone to elaa. ! Whal did she Meafi by that? Dobaen—Wb*. any fool know* what “dm” mean*. Hrr fithcr bad gone to et.M mooting, and left 'a ball balooc. Wo ebatted a Utile, and then-----General McCartney—WeD, you bare beard bn tottittoey. You tetrad her, pulled her over the loereand Limed ber. Dobson— Nd. That testimony i* JUm. We talked awhile, and *b« sort of leaned while the jelly beg»n to rncam nrer again. Ii« Luaband, braid, hinmelf with •■Iftbere'* on* to the himing nouo and bw own vexation, provoa* a fellow went mad* at the kettle, and in hiaef. oo, llngtring a moment on the annoy ­ to ^Mgit the atove, up*et it delugtiro, hi* around hre wabt, ’tb to bring friend dinner "I'm glad of yw’yo no bwfora* atsad find on* of *ort*. there'* Orwrroiy; wife'* woman out—a *te>wy woman, ilwar* dremed. Well, Gravmly fo. sited that went out wont, but wm for Such a house a* w. found-all caught ttbtrem duoppearing up ia paper* and allp^ra. wm indtepoaed and u*. th. mid iuneired oc lireod chccre, Gravmly, poor teltew, though be mW nxhing. fookod e* NeUoprangup and threw heroelf into the old woman'* can “Oh. I and Ned’n to mad i Mr. Warburton any wltbeat hi* dinar, , andbel urar fo*»*u nm," *U«*bW. oome when he muy, may find ber ready to “Yea, be will, teoria, yea ba wiil-d«*‘t meet him." you fret! I’vu sent thorn ovne to your “So do I," mH Nell, ratSing up intoI tnotber a for a lunch. And now let mo t*l! hi* fora • You Mud now be afraid to> you what to do. 1*01 all that jolly making inritt a trittxl borne with you. Ned. No> by Ull to-morrow—we’ll begin bright Had matter if I don't know, I rttalt be ready1 coriy In the taornfng, .end"— “But Hranab, h won’t rxn* to teBy." to receive you." "Oh, yw, it will, when we add a Btfl. Nod gave bre * ringing kite. "Very wril, little wotau, I .bail try yon one of three dsyo-und now I mutt run. Good-bye." Ha * watched him out of right with hap­ py eye*,aad thru w«et back to hrr pretty uuiug room and bar work-tabte. A month later the rammer w*• on the wane and the fruits were vreii ripooad. “Jane," arid Mt*. B-tiap one bright murning. returning from the garden gals whteoSo had ported with bet forehand, Jf the "intelligent eootraband" and th* “rdteble gentleman," a* we knew then* partid) 15 Jan ago. eottld only be turned hioo* among the Balkan*, the war new* Ore. Garfield * little boy tedievre re th* pereeverance of >tin*cra Il* got nd at hi* govnreatt the other day, and wbea rekodtc pray for h«r replied. “It* no use: a hundred God* roulda't rank* Mary good. A vial cl oil of pennyroyal placed oo the aland at the head of your bed w>n __ __ . ____ ____ ______ . a will keep the inaupitoca avr*y sod every­ body bfoe too. A Rrenaa who reocatly returned from l*hilade)piu* inf'rau uo that tbe Kooky । xtatenicnt will do much to reaUu-c ooofii deck in the power of the motor. ; Jonquia Miller mp of hi* tengle-baimd beraioeo that the -.wi-pt the loammao I am.? It would have been more to bar mat to have been at home ewoopiag the ' loomme kitebmt or helping Lor pour Ad i toothor w**h up the .upper dinboe. !M Iziorlry, a typienl Texan deepw *do, white awaiting trial in the Leo coun­ ty jail, U writing hi* life and advoitare* for Uw Giddinp Tnhmr. He own* to �■I H. R. Btsrens Column 1 FIRST DOSE OR A BQSTOH POLICE 0FH32. Secretery Sohnrs i* ronfidenl of a viotory fa Ohio, this 1*11. With the laboring Democracy of New ft. action of the. Republican State Cocvwtioa in New Fork at Eoahteicr The Dsyton Journal thinks Ohio will 1-t wook, is mretmg a»ri<<d Mutoran.. lion at home and abroad. The New York go Republicau, sure, this Ball. Oummrrviu/ Adtt^trt, which ha. always Secretary Everts exported to make some sustained Mr. Conkling, c-undcrans m’por.i- political spcechr. in New Fork during the tivw terms bn action and ridicules tbe »pol> -•grof hhirriendi that Mr. Osaklin was led to purruv the course be did bcotun? hr believed that Mr. Curtis defeated his n^miuattoa for the l*Kmdrqcy. Nahicg, nays the J./rcrt/irr. was ever more absurd. Mr. Conkling was vietimind by over-ml cm, brainkra and insincere friends into the belief that he could bo no mi luted, and to that end'm a ftvxrite of President Grant, the patronage tt the Government wm used, but with scarcely tny other re­ call than to trot Mr. Conkling cut before the Convention with little support beyond his own delegation. The sting wa* a>harp om fix Mr. Conkling, , but Mr. Curtis i* not smpotwible for it aad even if he was, the Adtrrtiter conclude), •’the Senator is not justified ia committing political sui • . DOOM diUcul campaign jan. In Hami ten owunty, which it th* vital point in the irnuo, the Republican* hare the advantage Means* they hare the Urt local tkket, and aUo beouxe the liberal German* like I‘n»idrat Hayes and bis p»Bcy and will sus­ Lin k. A* respects specie rvwmption, the eorrcsjKmdent says Hal among the BcpoNican* the fortnera Would have it take place u soon as passible, while bori­ nes* men would postpone it a year or two, A dispatch to Forney s f.’Arvsie/c from San Francisco says of tie result of the late election: “Tt cannot bo considered a» a victory solely ia the iotyrorta ,bfl£e Dem­ oerat* bni wholly as a defeat of wbat is known here u the Sargent-Page-Gorham ring. With the Republican organisation in other Lands the State could have easily been redeemed sod a Republican United States Senator elected tn succeed Sargent? but the lead of the ring was too much, and th* only way to get rid of them was to strike through the party." Of a speech made by President Hayw la Cincinnati, the New Fork Tribune says: "The hint in the dosing paragraph, that what has been dene hat not been docc merely because w« could not help doing it, but because it was wise and right to do it, is oac that ought to be heeded. The Pre»idrot's duly seemed so plain, and bls course »o ca«y, that he ha* bad p<erhap»i too little or.dit for the effort which it out tbe rule doesn't apply to such weather *s wc hare mw. To day coaplctos a weak of perfect, sunny, cool. Miofou* days that arc thoehanu of the Hndsou river country in September. Farmers begin to talk of a drouth, but the country need* a few wacks of such dry dsya to dry out health­ ily after the soaking rain* of summer. The Now Fork auto oocvenlioo opened lion in Wisconsin wm headed Pxopk'a Re­ form. The Fraud party would be better. yesterday with what (anguine RepubUom* aro pleaaad to term a slap at the admin*Tbe Democrat* in Wariiingtoe are talk­ ing up Senator Bayard of Delcwiro for the Democratic candidate for Praudart in dcoounciog subsidies, insisting on tho rights of labor and capital to an equal Geo. MeCkllsn ha* accepted tho Now bearing, and expremg no opinion on the Jersey Democratic nominatic-u for Govern administration policy, while hoping it will or. He will telegraph New York eity for result in p«acr al the south, and promis­ ing that no act of the Republicans of The Chicago PM diaractixre the Demo New York shall be withheld for it suecratie party in thin wi*e: The Democrat* cm. It con hardly fail of approval from arc appearing under a* many aliuet as an all men not pledged to the support of measure - and mm rather than of princi­ experienced «r-rok thief ple*. Ev-eongreirain Ward made tbe vtrongrel pomible answer to all fault find­ ing in the pithy declaration that if the anovuncemcnt of Republican principle* be the condemnatien of tbe administration, Minncaoia' answered New York's slap let that condcmtmiou fall. The good Re­ at the Prmdeat with a resounding cheer publicans of the Sttte do not deriv* in hi* davot. Aad she will bsck her words great cneouragcuiuat from the sight of a Premdttl escorted and flattered by exRcbuh, who have never shown any eoovincing proofs of a change of heurt. They du not relish the modest demand to appoint Herschel V. Johnson to the va­ cancy of the Supreme bench. The Ute new* froui Mimiarippi which reads as if it 4<ted before the war, with the sight of "reconciled" Democrat* surrounding Re­ publican speakers with-shot-guns in good old rouUicrn fashion is not tbe cwaet style Bayard, in estimating that 73 of harmony preferred here, and sound Re­ if the Republicans support the publican* who professed tbrir frith before > Southern policy, is much more the buttle fol' Antietam drain to bare it H he generally is in political distinctly understoed that the harmony has not got to be entirely oo their side. The administration, aay three Republican*, ' ASian Fruciteo despatch sap that the laika too much in the rein ot tbe man who Cafifornia election cannot be regarded a* a purely Democralie victory ; but rather s» a defeat of the Sargent, Pbjie and Gorham nng—a burden too great for the Republics party to cany. Representative cleet J. D. Cox. after talking over the President's policy with the old abolitionists of tbo Western Rererre in Ohio, aay* that they arc aiopularlr Au&uitnou* m declaring that Mr. Hayeii •|i»» exceeded the hopes of dealer*, and a ha* chorctj die course which will be advan­ million dollar* worth of books will bo up­ tageous to tbe to the (recdmeti. on the market in the next ten day*. Tbit Ex-Congtcnaman Ashley of Ohio, who mean* that people have money onw more, is now acting .with the Detnocrate,'*ny» and begin to buy books and mrround that the speeches of Judge West, the R'ri tbetnM-Ire* with comfort* and indulgences The Ann Arbor (wrier, R. A. Beal publican candidate fur Governor, are en­ editor, speaking of the late decision of dearing him. to the workingmen, and that sale from Illinois said the great harvest Judge Huntington in tbu Rose-Doug's** many of thru will vote for him in prefer sraa no sooner gathered in August than be began to sell more books than he had core to their own candidate. doue before fur a year! Book^ will be , cheaper than they have been since the war. m a action prices ruled twenty per cent. Ufow the trouri dfaoknak rate*. opprae Tammany* Hril w ,k down that organiirtion. tactic* Wil) be tbe old *ehcn I ing leader* in the opposing factions to pre The Republicans of Minnesota did a | vent a coalition by diaseotiooa. very sensible thing when lacy nominated | It u reported from Ohio that the anti. Gov. I*illsbary for a third time. He Ms Hayes movement ia weakening and that proved so'excclien: an Executive that no the workingmen's party, which is devdopclass aa find fault with his. Slaoding isg in Cincinnati a strength which bad oo a platform of live iavura and living in a not been anticipated, seems to be drawing State bxnsed with golden Urrcats and its following chiefly ftotn the Democrat*. fresh* prosperity, be will have a very large The result m that Hamilton county will probably be carried by the Republicans. Dimenrious among the Democrats are also of th* Cuyahoga county, Ohio, Republi­ Democratic Senators, with much mag­ can* co Saturday, to make up a full Legis­ nanimity, are anooanring that they will lative ticket, every turn who voted for Stanley Matthews Ims winter was dropped, net attempt to secure the organisation of with the exception of Senator Cartl*. who lite Senate at tho eoming session, but will hi. piedrod himself not to do K again un-1 possres tbemselve* with patiooce a little longer, tartil it comra to them naturally. If Ohio and Pennsylvania do their duty thia fall it win be many a year yet before the.United Stales Senate ia Demoerrtic. The Dre Moines Reyirter claims to be credibly informed that Judge James, the to that kind of treatment that a victory Dctxfocratic nomiere for Lieuteaaat Gov would probably seriously derange bis di­ ernor cf Iowa, and U>c best mtn pcreonslly gestion. Be merciful to George's digu- on the ticket, has said in tho lost tew days that he b a Democrat of tbe old stripe, and is in favor of putting the nogroe* bsck into tb«r former condition of «ervit<U< A California paper remark* that the Another Democratic county treasurer in DamocnOe m.jorify in the bvirirture i* Ohio, is a dsCuiitcr ia a sum somewhere M Urge that it will inquire a Urgr l3B to betwoen g7,000 and 130,000. Thf safe i* locked up aad the trawurer bro the cmnblnsiioa to the safe, which he refuses to giro up to tho State Inspector. The 17,000, the amount hi* aoeounte aro known to be short. In the neighboring county of Angliise the Ireasurer is in jail for rob­ bing himself of 132,000. There aro now •eventren oounlics in Obio where wookndneM bis been exposed among Democratic official*. Nevvrtbrie**, Senator Tbunniti inrivta that the wsvk of ecooomic reform RepoblianM in-New York have already can but be acoomplUbed by Democrats. buran to deaounre <be-work of the Roch­ ester Convention, Tbe J-fferacn County Conroe tier, held Friday, paaicd rraolutoons strongly eudorsing the I*nsideot'e HiUM^ing EdUoe. Doo'l come to me for topkii. Select your own. - AssAloaX. Shall I fire into Hayes for Socretary Bristow speaks very highly swinging round the cirole. of Senator Mortou aa one of his wanerwt Mme^M/JSditor. No,------ him; bo's friends and oae of the moct valuable men doing just what Tilden weald have tried la poblie lift: “Hu has strong asasu, unto do, with ten tima the offset. swurvhg hoacsty and largo experiseca.* Atnmnu. Soppoae I stir up tbe cutSecretory Bierman a*y* be is very nmey question and hit th* soft munry bopeftlofn Republican victory in Ohio U-firiL Daring hi. reseat vim to that The Drtuoerai* of Ohio complain that rieh Demoento of the East turn away coldly from appeal* for money. The promisM of Pendleton. Swing A Co. to make money cheap and abundant aro not very uking this way. ready made for » dollar, and a calieo wrap­ per for hi. wife for another dollar, sod a pair of button boato for hi* »lx year.old for anothor dollar mill. There are pleat/ of six dollar • yard good* fix fine iaditw. clothier but tbe prim are low enough where they A full line of Undershirt* and Drawers. and Bay * The grape yield ia enormous, and fine Concord grapes are aeUing daily in the ntreeta for five cents a pound. Potatoes are fifty cents a bushel, the beat oyrtcr* a dollar a hundred, and if low and beef foil. an they must soon, it will not take large wages to feed and keep a family in New York neat winter, especially with coal al three dollars a too BUSINESS «>d DRESS SUITS and OVEECOATS. Our CUHTOM DEPARTMENT eoe- j BROADCLOTHS for DRESS SUITS. Seventy- WHITE SHIRT in the Cky. Yars of Age.. - *sna*«i» “■> cnxvwn «« ; BvsisKsssvns. ‘ OVERCOATING ia good MvlroSCARFS, TIES and Silk Hnndkerchiel-. Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. Tb* W1 hate area style like the mascu­ line' Helmet hat ia gray felt, with a scarf of dark mom plush, thick in its pile ss tbe tufted wood mooes that wrap tbcuuelvu 33 Monroe wing added, and the eimple trimming i* complete, For early Ml, black chip* and *traw« arc *bown of rtveracd gipsy riiape, that ia, coming doao on the forehead, with full trimming of aatin loupe and rear* be­ hind, filling the upturned brim. The bright geranium red » largely area in the st., Grand Rapids, Mich. GROCERIES, m'rag*, and an occasions) bat with long full Uce barhes indicates that lace is coin­ ing back.to use. Seolch waterproof tn thfr Tartan plaids I have lung been favoeitm for service in 1 England, but thia Pall in the first time COFFEE SOAP Tsgstlns ii told by all DraggiiUare made up in either the large or email plaid of those odors, and suits of this' kind for both ladies and young girls eanaot be too highly rmmmebdcd. Ths aaojuc seen on nearly nil the Fall suite is of curb simple and convenient cut that cwuntry readers are advised to secure pattern.without delay. It ie known as iho French mojiM, fitting dcxely in the back with two or four piece* a* deaired, and fitting the figure gracefully in front by a single dart and gore directly under the arm without The Mild Power CURES TOBACCO. HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specifics CROCKER reregniae how easily such a utt|«< can be fitted and made, but will keep in mind that its atyle depends on the nmlnere. Scams pr.uoed till almost inririble, a ride gore hidden under the ana, and not a particle of fulln-m more than la nficoaary to go over |ho hips, foe which the Dr.as STOKE WARE. Vol 22 4tf. Smith Hogle & Preston. C. P. Rowell &. Co's. Col.: Sesin lata ■aik PaprFaihim (■slit the bust. Such a sacque is made up aa part of a suit, or a* the ouuidc garment ia heavier cfoth. Tbs kogth in the bock ri lessncw with which larger raaneU wreck about 30 iaebro, ia front 27. Plixxcthose that eotno in their way. Hardly a day piasM* without an account of a row boat ruu down and ber crew sunk by a tug or lighter, out of pure wsnioooess. The river pilot* are utterly carries* of human There are about 1,300 pomoffiom in the life, and laugh at it a* fine sport tn run State of Michigan. untie lata M OMKSTIC I0NTHL’ LIGHT-RUNNING down a pleasure boat with two or throe • Tbe wife of ex-Mate Senator Greisnl boys and girl* aboard. Two week ago a died at Detroit Sept. 15. The present term of the Blate Agricul­ party of bora and girls ia their teens, liv­ ing in the same tenement boose, weal out tural Schools lUrt* out with 5G new sui- ■DOMESTIC TO ADVERTISERS. ISE HlSfflGS EETOMM MIK to bring them \x»cdy ia her path, ran them down, and kept on ber way, never paying attention to tbe scream* of th* cr-.-aturre stru^iiog ia the water. A girl of ehteea rm drownud; one of tbe boys racended in swimming ashore with the other, thoggh his own leg was broken in two plans and hi* shoulder crushed. Tbe officer* of the flag ship Miaaeaote hare nude complaint to tbe Pilot eommimiooer that one of their boats going s shore made signal of danger to tug oomiag Ito mf, to which no altenlioa wm paid, and sa ap­ prentice boy from tbe ship was drowned in the collision. They said it was no un­ common thing for Ute steam tuw to dwlibcrstely ran down saiall boat*. People's livre aro literally in the band* of the coarac and demoniac set who fill the port of Cardrivero and river pilots. SEWING MACHINE BEST. Syssaor; •DOMES! IC-SMIfGM/<niS(».y CRAMPTON’S IMPERIAL SOAP #iMBT.'u3ftT<lrRairK '■fflraMWBmi™ dSSu tire of many rimilar institutim outride the city, where rural virtue is suppoeed to A Michigan min lately applied to Gee. .« flourish. How many country banka are Sheridan for a Jette* there whieh refuse to lend their fund, to Europe and got the L____ _____ _ nun* is Joom-Jom. of Muftigw. <Very truly. P. H. Sheridanhave Httle outside affairs in which the Tbe Chisago JrOuae say* tfeUit i* help of thn bank comes handy. How asthoririvwly denied that tbe Great Wes tpany Prerident s there are who ooasidcr TRIUMPHANT! The Advance Plow ’IXiJ MOWER ! REAPER *d that all ia right, just like the Trouw of the Cteiraout beak, oua of whom did not know his namn was on the 1>M, while uornu, Martar.lta*, �iPlMBnix Block, HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Having and keyping constantly on hand every variety of A nix tLoumnd dollar judgement .gaunt -ya. "A better day to coming tbe city of Detroit has ban rariernd thia th-morning drawreli nigh." . The hickory 0>te ar* ripe, and the tote w*k, la ths United .States Uoort. fur aa freeta hare made lhea. yield to the Uw, Gf 1mjnry owed by ■ dcfvct’re sidewalk. gravitation; and aoac of thorn tough oaee lUt iroger around the Peet Office ooo ■Ually yidd to the law. of tcrawity al^, or etae their naan., be. The fruit, of ain and the froet* of—ay wintera are atamped upon and can be area in the depriv­ ed etKUitetiane- a .d loitering rtej. They ytotd »« to the man!, phyairal m cren Slate law, Ut they moat aooncr or later yield to one never yet broken, fiw tbe BEAVER CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS dark, aliadouy. .pectral monarch death, to FLANNELS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES, oa tbetr track and anon be will fold them in hi. «Jd embract. Oh, if wc cannot •are thaae old oum, wo iruil arrrat the youth jut trowiiig the threnhuld ol death on hie way to a cotiMiouv cudcrancw of StaTMi pndition. Some of our todiea are laboring in tbe | on me before purchasing and I will sell you goods Band of Hope with tbetr nxXberiy in V ALL cheap u can be found in the city of Hastings. •truetjor.., havtog fcr their aim tbe aslrau°n of “ear boya' ere their youthful brow, are atamped with eruel vice, by iraching the prineiplm of truth and mor­ ality. tbe way. of [deomntnem. aod the STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, ---------------------------COUJITY OPFiCERM. ' fUt > 28fe,30 c:s, appt, ‘ ^,36<;’,5O ** )»<*tora fer30<a 40(t, [ b«U« for 17I&I8 ote ! J P. Griffis, of Sriuranre, N. Y., . J moduetor on thr Atlantic an-l Great WesJ torn Raihrad,u ifl tb# a|< .. ; iliag bi. brotbscrin-l.w, 7. B.WnKrim’Ku. “ur popular groeer. Th. Good Tempter, .brat and pi Ike cm« -ori wtli b. held in the bsU U Barry Lodge, F. A. M., on Wednesday evening of,next Wtek. A /srhnte taller, a letter I b«, and other allrection. are promimd. A valuable large white cow, thin in fianh, the property of MUun PriekM, of thi. citj, stayed away on Thursday last, Thin day ia like Joly. and so trace of her cau be found. She The friend, ia fcvor of temperucc Tlx county fair ia in progmn. 1-ad on a small bell teMonod by a new ( Band of Hop. inrisfied) rotwady hrid ah Council mneting Friday evening. *«p. A*J nue giving information where latareMing, well attosded picnic, 'and a Wheat in not coming into market vary she can be found wiU be reliably rewarded. pkamnt time it w* to old and young. •Ju Monday kum buinote cvnMcCed Th« little ones driirsrod their short! with the Bute Beard of Charium, railed «f«ech« and mingled tbrir cbtldteh voices os to thcauuthweat part of th. cnanty, With the older ones, and tho wood, rang I and wc were surprised to see the extent with joy. aad the appearance of the new sown wheat At the kind iaritaliou of th. Bunnell fields. The acreage ia certainly much Bunday Bchori, we portiripeteri in their The time hat eome when larger than ever before, aod tbe growing anmul picnic, and * the orator remarked, era maar pay in advance, j “It wm an array of _ culture and talent." ' crop locks splendid. tZA few cord, of that wooj We are under .pcciri obligaiioM to Dr. nmiia if brought in aoou. . Turner and wife of Orangeville ^r per­ acemsd to bring us OMtcr bcarea, "the The M. t. Sunday Schdri Board meet sons! fawn daring our late trip to that tend where they wander uo more ' The to-night at the M. E. church. aention iff tbe euunty, By the way Dr. well act table divided the vxercuai in two parts, aad many were very glad ofit. Tbe “We expoet a go^ tftae U the Pair, T. is one of our meat racccrnfttl physicians and the extent of his pnetioe, attest his ' Come and bring alougtlm WU recce* and the roafidrere of the pubile tor of the Wetlayaaa, Jaajx-r Woodruff a The editor of th* Bxsjrrn ia drawn aa neighbor king aurrtxutded by what ba ia his skill and efficiency. Grand Juror in the United Blate. Court. called “miniMeria) talent'' he waa diSdoit We regret that oar space will not per ait at 6rM. but he took tbe jalm of victory. . Thera in want of calling card* ahould us to print the letter of our Middleville In tbe aAevnooe Elder Northland, Nr. arrespaudeut promised last week to be ,Canxe aad Other E. Murray, late paator printed to-day, but at tbs subject matter ,of the Methodial PnOcatant church deliv­ •wm n folly gives in our editorial columns ,ered abort, caraoM ayoeclMU. Ttw exor|*t »«*, perbapa it i. juat * well », ,ciaen of the little one* were tho bort of all, jyHTie number of ferckn acbolxn in at­ though we hops this failure to print bis throwing even tb« clergy io. lUc ihade. tendance at our high ecbool i> very Urge letl. r will not deter our corrcp-indent ,Che bible eicrvtoea were beyond deocrip- j thia term. • from often tending us other fisvon. tiuu and original with the auperiatendepl There ia a large amount of rickMaa ia Gray k Merahon, of Hickory Coreera, Mr. Abe Bunnell. Il began well, dceed thia acction ot the Slate, aad the doctom an maaafoctaring the Center sial Bp ring ।glonoualy/totd our hoorta young and old are very bu.y. Bed, of coppered spring Mori wire, which were filled with jey. is probably tbe most perfect um darable of any now ia the market, and i. sold al tho low price of 17. The ..gnit will call Fair week wiU bo a grand opportunity on yon st your bom* and don't you let . for .ubarrilxr. tn eali at th it office and him go without parchasing. Robert Brady ’a new brick is art!! oo to | Wa are under epeetel obligatiatu to look over thow aevounta. Gold 10X Strange nettber. Drags, Patent Medicines- Hcmrapathi: Rmadies, PIMS. IIILS. UM INI BBS8IS. Toilet Artici* in naj variety of kind ur price. Hatf*. Magalia Bote. Charm of Beauty, tbe tedi* all know to bote. School Book.; Office and Bebooi Stannary, Blank and Memorandum Banka, in any style at yew own pri*. Tow patronage to HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. We sell goods kt a very small advance on tbe first cost. We sell more ready-Thade Clothing than any house in this city. JULIUS BUSSELL, | No matter how low you cau buy goods in other stores, we will Phccnix Block. State St. .istfisajs-i. FIBST GRAND FUZE sell you the same articles at less price. We adhere strictly to the one price system. Our trade is increasing every year, which is a sure sign that we sell goods at lower prices than any other firm. We can sell goods at small profit became we can buy them cheap®*than others ou aceuunt of our selling so many goods. Our clothing is cut as ’stylishly and will fit as well as any made to ' Order. Don't forget to call and see us. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Just received First Prise at Wuconrin State Fair and at State Fair at Jackson, DETROIT STOVE Something new. Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St, GBAND RAPIDS. WORKS, Just out. THE JEWEL COOK! Call al tie Sin if WG HAT. We Must Have Money PROMPT PAYMENT Six-hole, Extension Top, Portable Planished Copper Reservoir. IXG THEM A T MUCH LOWER The most beautiful and scientifically-arranged Hiving Flue Stoye PRICES—Dou l fail to ree ike good, be-' fore purchasing. . • now in tbe market. Sneak thieve have opened operat-.ou. Hon. Horace 8. TarW! for a copy of lbs ।eempkti-.-n, when be gets it completed it ia varied* parta of tho State. Bo pew- 40th Annual Report of tbs Superin ten- will bo one of the finest dwcilinji in pared for themat aay how ia the dent of public instruction ot tbe State of Miehicnn, with accnmpaniog documenta for the year 187C. Thcae Rejurta aro always valuable to the people and often do wheat that were **W:i early, hare been not recaive the attention that they merit eatirely destroyed by insect, and plowed from those iutereatod in tha editorial work np and resown. BIG TNT OT BIGHA.T H. A. GOODYEAR. LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. Iter. Mr. Aldrich, presiding elder of A picnic on Saturday teal ia Carlton wu the <xe*iou of a very pitaaurt gath­ ering. Thrae protect had an intonating time Several spirited songs were snog The Advent, aro holding a revival We would call the attention of our by the Good Tempter* and Reform Club meeting at tbe Opera Honae thi. wvtk reader, to the dwariutioa notice of Cook which to largely attended aad splendidly k Brooks tinners. Mr. Fnrir C Brooks evident tntcreM. Bncb nmetioga in the entertained by Rev. James Ferrin. iuteraac of Reform will certainly be of im- ' Tbe ladira of tbe Baptist church give a Tbe Lanaiag Rep<M'>aa rays: "The mesas benefit to our people as it will keep I peach fratira! at their cl.ureh on Tnnday editor who is efraid to du bin doty jroo the inlosat alive and burning in the hearta , evening, all aro in v itad to attend. will find opposed to perncmaKttM That'. uf aO tree lovers of humanity. Capi. McCormitk. an old eittaeo of tbi* ✓ The Board of Eduaalion at their meet­ burg ia in town core more, and new you ing last evening voted to raise by taxation can brer bu gentle voice on the «troot ccrthe following rente, tix.—Teachers' m!>- nc.a aad by places, ringing nut to bis nea, »3J>00, Janiion. 1330; Secretary, many customers “sold again" Me. HO; T.msurer, *23. Taking seh«! eraMany of oar cittaona ha ve been oo a .U..I3L, IctoTtet on bomk, 13,500. In vtoil to “th«r ritira aad towns tn see ata! raraote. 1300; Printing. »2S. Wood.»450; waa reminded to jail for trial. brer Henry W. Beadier, aad now they A pacaatro of Ulawaoo-erbrat wm moi Intidentala, 1250, New Furaaera, »500; are highly delighted over the loro They Repairs on school buddings. »5(W, Total. to Barry county. M-®<m. have glraaed from bit lectures. man. If It yield, an wall there M brew ka 19,560, being an excree over last ysar of introduction will prove of immaua benefit 1.076-lfi, but just tbs cerarion for noy wan hold at tbe Opera Hoose teat Sunday such expenditure aa this iediestes, we to that icrtion of the country • drink U wiU puxriu the wi^ member of evening waa largely attended. Dr. Bar­ Wake up your neighbor about the ber gave a hialnrr and wnt ataUstica of county fair. What you know and think, the Busrd to explain Tewtetday a young man by lb. name of about it, toll to him. Get him enthuai^ out very eoeouragiiig, only one buiuwe tic .bout it, and try and convince him Jbhn Dnocan, from Nika. * nopbsw of L. u>» engaging in the eaura O, pshaw! that auoora. derend. ou. him m well aa A. Dunran Esq , th. able ufilor of lbs borines, men where is your sand? I gueaa CLOTHING, NU« RtpMiean. wto asriowriy injured HATS and CAPS, it to in year Sagar— what do yon think .- the depot tn thi. rity while engaged in about it?* Itor.J. F.rri* cnlcrtriood the GENT’S FURNISHINGS, .witching ran. He wre an employed on aadtencc by a fcw but appropriate remarka, followed by Mrs Graven of Vcrmontvaie who made aotoe fitting remarks, aad finM. rar to another, which bad been de­ tehed byrOcitisga poem, entitled -Tbe lira tached, be bto ntep and fdl to the that touch liquor aball never touch mine." pound aariking mtoaentti guard, enuteg Girl. awallow that if you dare, yews truly Tbe Baton County Fsir hdd tort week . rampownd ftaduro nf the left kg abeve will ever Miefc to the motto. The exarst CliarloUa, wu a decided .ueoena. The the ankle, wbiL- tbe care pnmad h­ <** ended with a few restarts by Rev. C. attendant wa. larger than e’er before, J. Thoma.. Boys of the Reform Club a.d tbe exhibition as -wod a. any ever wen all tbe tea* He to under tt»e rxc«eninB-y ■tick to your aoixnn pledge, foe nri only on thtoe ground., .nd the n«*pU mW Willful rare of tho Di* Upjoha, baa every your honor to at Kake, but your character have rn.de the oMwrwUppjMrentron pomade, and -troug Wpm « aad falun Lappinraa ia in the briaace. If the render will carefully UA throng!’ ratertainnd that hi. left lag «*■ bn«’»d Whatever you do “Dara to do right. the Grand Stand Get. 4th, at 2j o'clock p. m , diMancs 20 rods, weight not lera than 223 lbs. First premium, S3, secund S3, third 02. Entrees ran be made up to time of race, epen to Barry county teen only. Fast men open to all Barry manly, Dis­ tance Mi rods to tek. place on Friday Ont, 5, at 3 o'Jock, p m. First premium. »3. aectmd. |3, third. DRY GOODS! I have on hand a full stuck of Dry Goods of latest styles and also DRESS GOODS TOBACCO. Men's and Boys' Clothing to which I now invite especial attention. I am selling at prices that will astonish all. Come in and look over my stock. LADIES' READI-MADE CLOAKS, SHAWLS, patrd to ri»e gram! bargains toeuM*sacra An exchange aayw ‘-Tb* Central railway »-t-V *»****^.; rewarded Sheriff Smoke, of fftetoo operator a I tbe Hstou R«F* **nF’ oNo. S»d rJA-d #S * Ka«t Bai-nauMt, Sept- 27 th, 1877. Ma Eanoa —I noticed ia the Home bse*d of b* west, « artiab, Hiring a aB to one Iteform ohb, ,nd •«"* of 1,4 Scero, which I think w* a little or* Z.. bsr.msw ouour pledge th” HOSIERY, m *e*a to W*’* ■•w *“ b"** I1» \ comptetom in quality and Price. W. F. HICKS. HATH AND CAPS. I keep constantly on hand ■ full assortment of men’s and boys’ Hats and Capa. A fuB line at very low figures. Come and see them befors buying elsewhere. splendid ofitor— If »h reports drariri*now Hail * M-Hito. CROCKERY. rowrend without breaking the die if tak ra rariy Kaiffi not ued. Vnry little pate. Cal) <m or nddrena E. F. Bbowh, M. D., •prlltf Hastfagn, Mich. BOWNE’S STORE cue hundred and twraty firo —w twenty *wu of who* jriimd al mssciag a wash ago la* Sandoy, u.00Mer to *• wbari •«* ff»” U • *** t.re. Then, to nothing »• haring a JL hatetnw « 4nd ukr of all the popular patterns and beat qualities at lowest rates. I have just "re­ ceived a hill line of ' BJSINGER'8 "OLD LONDON DOCK GIN. Prints t Prints! �L’8 CUBE! ; dimban. add wiH bear aln>*it any nwiruul of bad lr*atu*;i4. Tubaruau that have: no* btoowred in th* gftden and are *^>w> ing flower steuM m*y be taken up sad jau' t-xl. ,od will flower h early winter. A Lejals. js.tr.ft«ssL®: A.stbimn, UrnnchitiK, Catarrh. The ten weeks’stock fa also a floe w&kr ; bloomer, aad can be treated in tbe ame Hay Fever, Colds, fi.c. twt rit rftha B».>‘raHTr Oto*. I manacr. A pot of inignoccuo costs but ■ few cento, aad nut many expensive phot, ! will —--I. -J —— e..~!■!.. WONDERFUL (JURES Ute *.»*• aTUa tUraaSann. aflaaa seed in September or Oetobev. It fa i«rll ' Una ••*"1“*■ -b*r» ".crjtVma «U tail". to prepare two or three peu The elect taBrta* Tniimuiitr® FHISH1B aiywum treated as adifae^ for miguoiktie will also plcean and ui<hiog will nuke up better in button-hole bouquet* than these awoet little ftowcra. Tbe browalha fa alao an cxneUvat winter fluwrv. A few laptcr plant* are dcairaUc, and the calls, draauoe and begoaia are very patient under aliuont i Howerain the Houtc. Everybody worthy of a home strive* to tnakett pleasant and cheerful. This’fa necmaary al all scaaou of (he year, L<u particularly so daring the tcdtoiL* wiutim and long erewbga of tho North, Nothing will aid io thu dcairablc work as earilJ, cheaply and effectually aa towers. They! however, apace U> enlarge on thia auljcct, bat wiU merely any that a few lillioat. dike loogifltrum, auratum and UneiG.lluni. though net often aeen in the buu*e,]will afford a plcaaant aurprfac, and How.tr in )•»« Ari. 1HIM.IL J#*- ‘"■vasj’Atre Wanzer & Barnes. Sb GOOD NEWS TO TUI PUBLIC! ftrt Want RAIIRIAD. Jackffli & Saiiiai thia nnml^r to giro descriptive* of altoixi i-rarylliiu- droirablc for bouac cultale a wv'J an tor naturae planting in tbe garden Par many year,, in fact, in' every an tumn number of the Fhml GmJr, we lav. urged our rradm to cultivate fljwem it the hotw, and hare ewdeavured, botl bi and with thrae, a. with all other thing,, word, and iHnatraticna, to ahow howfth.i aueeraois nccevary tu enjoyment. We eoold bo dooo in a cheap and eaay Way rital endeavor tv pi re a few supgrstlcn. that we hope will make the nod to «nc.ve*» are a oonatant and ytt aver ybanging tnr<e •f dtfghl; every day jwwearieg m • loarra and bud* end Hroeomi, sad sew furtu* of loveliocae, and we kok and wonder and ad­ mire. A little akili aad keowiadpe fa aro- X in the house. •» rtelwaATmat* irate* A£S“- IAD BREATH. KSw.rS2E!K! STOCK OF GROCERIES ItflF As ■ sitniHEADACHE. nfaabtr*-i«« dUainwv. awitro«—«ttr. T1iatt*ar«uw*«r U.artaua «M> tb« Swaaud <o«l>«u. <l*~. I H.m >*IO IS ta. 1»1. w4 ».L‘. How Pretide nt Hayea’a Arm * by a Rebel Surgeon. fa Thousand of |<rsom pur- ( Tho Philadelphia ehaao vigvrou* plants from the green boon every yenr, and are pained to m them gradually fade, droop and hie. How can Ihfai be prevented and plants kept In health and vigor, i> thu nutation we wish c , ’ ' ‘ l > discus.? Manta, Eke oureclroi, need air. Ight, warmth. food 3Dd drink, and if they arc furnished th/sn in proper iptan* title*, they will Eve and grow, accidtflto, of-efaaroe, excepted. We wtl^ word or two on each of there roinU. Fponi.—Where good earth ia used fur pouing, planto ac’dotu need any tpeeial । I ■ ! mature. The Lett «il i. .^uod in old . meadows, and cornea *f f*nre*, s*c.r • where aod has grown »long time. A pile of sod laid up to rot make, excefteat pet­ ting earth, and if token from what wc rail here a ebnaast soil, that fa. with a good den], of sand, nothing can be better. Many ptegOM think if tlwy ean grt a ItUfe black muck from n swamp they here the perfcetioo of potting soil, while it fa U«pourast Mil ihat rm be prxiucxhl Alxiut a tableapvnnful of guano in a-pail: of water make*.a goodC-rtiliring material, bat mast bo uaed eautrouriy, and fa not X often needed. Manure yratcr, jtiri a* g<xid, can bo made by putting a little .table ui« nwe io a pail of waler, and uviog Ike . NV*M BasdaS* .al TO YOUNG MEN. ■ RAND RAHM DIVISION. The Keflabie Short Lit- COMPETITION k» e*-*utavrtU* bvraulirv MWUat < 1 SEND RAPIBI AID DEHOIT ■ M S, watasl » mu -at. All lh» a«ta 1 a*«il*M*Mrrm«oRUiM? [janlfi. the surgeon. But the determined old tar- , row <!« patched his pm on lifa flret>»t' home aero.-* tbe field* to.tbe other aid* of! the mountain after bis friend and neiglbor.' f country physician, and a rank rebel. ’ When the rustic Escalspiu* arrived, ibere ■ ensued a lung contention with the Yankee hewer of hones, over the sufferer, bu| the I MEDIC1L 4 SUKGICAL INSTITUTE. nitron. Tateaa. tites » W wra. r-et Wa fr^w^Este* **•*■ True Enough Generally speaking the’.thought o napunaibihty t* not the uppermost u a young man a mind aa he jluoge* ini bustle and exchetneoc of an active Kame, wealth, pcraonal appearance, can he best fujery himself— tbor at* like are the thoughts that fill hi* t POULTRY WORLD. ■•BK sewingBachine fit Great Sntimlfenrt&re. ‘Wifi- RAILWAY COMPANY Au Edinliuryli diapaluli alate* l»t gnwt i nthutiMQi waa inaniftated ul r . ry town along the .Midland Railway du inc liciieral Grant'* trip to Edinburgh. At Carlisle lie received a telrorani teudeting /suers! st reteSSS insylvania ottatal color, it will be deader and sickly. The gardener, therefore, fa tvcfal logiwfafa grrctihnire,-. and tot ’wot onfv ■ light, but sir at every couvraicnt nppovtw- i aity. Io winter l.c hail* bright sunoy day* with detigiit. Plant, will Mffw f„>in a ewmot nf cold sir just a* their owner would; but will be Lcnrfted by su invigrearing breath of fr»J> air. Provide therefore, fre air in v.iw' way, especially ck-ause tbe plant* fr*|*4i-ntly by »> ringing .4 washing. EriO here a little cautiim fa unwary, lor wbifa thr smooth-leaved plant* are bcncfrUcdi not only by showering, but even by Wariting the leave* wilh a doth or »pomre, tbe rou-b lraared plaula, like the B-yooia B*x,du mH Eke to hare fciMrfiKw rf their leave* frequently moistened. It weald, tbarefore, be wail to remove snch plant* before nyrioging. TA* evtry pre­ caution, however, to prertnt tbo secureittiou of dutt uj«n the pfan:> . sod .b,jT(. all endeavor to screen them from that leIrible infliction, carpet sweeping. It may be wall enough to kdl tbe old people by ibem to breatbq wfaweto ofduM, but send the children into the M> air to 'tiia ixs ooTSfl' north UH/' The above good* have been a* with great care and wiU be •■ dd at prince that DEFY to hi* hand,.end which he ba* a pr low the dkrsomefcr to be abov. - <euty. right lo sets* and drain into hi* cup I the remote influence el hi* a.tiuri, rl and if I bey em’d be kept in a recm Where ujon htnurif or others, he rarvh, if f tbeiheretouwtcr w ,M •Uy not raq}c thinks, . H* forget*, or doc* nut a C wxrre »>Hy-are. it would 'U'thebctt ' ' t.••. -. f remember, tbe effect bf bis rondu t. In tbe night tim* fifty/ fa high enough. example for good or evil upon the ••inn Give a little lr. .h ,rhn*/i.u-'.| y .ad nitj ; but meh thougbtlrvencr.* m. I.ji geifi.laera of moral oHigarhai. ■ .•>“ all tin- ranliuht1 UUieslLr An . blc by justice. God never fraued • • should be made- logic* tnofaturw to th* of responsibility for the «4d. *»! *i~ atmovpherc, for «tr own good re well >■ | for the yc----‘ Ut? !«“■«*• Thi, «j>ii tc sponsibl wry, by evaptjrthu »• Ur; twit vlwn the piano, ,re in ,» aeparat* aparroent, hke a link grrenhoow, it ran be done more conreoi-nly and effectually. alUH.deI. thUaq-aralb ilcfartmom be only Gen Grant’s Reception in Edinbu rjh thi. play "■•‘ J. b5 fringing. inKwphera jroerved. The temperature. with ll>'» a orfivnycmcnt, X V kept lower that* would be c^SfoB-' able in the living r«,tu. and the planu ate aav d from dual and many evil, which Wo manage to endure and Ure.WwWeb get orally prove t<® muth for die plant. . Aib ash JaoitT.—Event one iuowa that a ploat grown in the dart fa weak aad cutorlraa, and if it In* 'plenty nf light IT HAS NO EQUAL. Railroad £faaiejKZSS;gri4i4~ fSusfir, •-•—“- —> • ....... uKyglMCE, IL I.MH Jr. Depot, 104 READE New York. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-10-10.pdf 6fa79746e01e49b28452c9351a8ae6c0 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., OCTOBER 10, 18' Hii'ESMil, ba whispered. and in another moment j ww stood upon the beck piszrx and Were !«plng thrnogb tU half dorad Wind.. 1 fairly boUnybmtb.W.MwXadp th* dining table in lb* renur of the large apartment, I saw th* odious Unking frl loar. whom. instincUy. 1 thought Boat b. Kandy Mike and Gambling. Chkrifo A hrs* black botdo atxmd upou tbc la.bln in ekw companionship with a pack of earda, and two heavily packed boadlca of ■riverware and other waablan lay ready to bo grasped at a nwnrant’i notice. The rafiana bad bran evidently dnek ing dsep'y, just enough to Lama a little of their habitual caution—for once, tenipu two had interfere J with their ptofcauonal Julies. When was Daisy?—out of their ranch, I hoped and bwiiavod. I tarnod to go in ._ — WHOLE NO. 2070, Are what you want to look march scram Afnca vu at great prirataoa sad attffariag. n't a aagKaUr,” my* tba JFo»‘■that can ketchup ap with ’’t"’!*4; E—r*“n to be Sunbed, there m mi.pregrem, no im­ DR. C. RI SHELL, __ ______________ PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Mt blood boilad m tire righa-Wfoc tivwiy a* I grasped my rerolrwr, wbeo a rat glare shot upward and ovirirrmd the aky—at that momewt Mika cxtialmad: "Ha! the signal—it's ttm« to move— "" ‘ * ■*----Charlie, yen take the . . ___ TooPiaap, Michigan jick in a few wonk Here mm a frond in all Paintin'. They are mostly from llaas-a. and do not er me here to wook or ukat President with lied bin gois or«r the entire’Bootb—a Ablbln Praaidra: — ■ travlin thro Kentucky sn<l Tanocaac*. and hadn’t «i yil been killed. Not so ■o.h «r 1 aiogi* brick bed bin shied >1 him—aot to moch a a riagU fain cr a । groan bed bin burld at bin. Ilina) and gruaaa and brick.! tju the contrary thia representative nv the Abliahn sentiment taemler.. If toy wort: Km ban don* thoae dwWlingo by night, it ia to avoid t hot rat, during tlie day. and m bocau Jackson Wagon, "w Craxy Horan haa bora unhrtahad from the vehicio of lime and turned oat to browse ia the crest, pratura of eternity. Which has stood the test for years ami still stands at th< head of the list for light draft, durability and good workmanship. To any one thinking of purcba.i. tng a wagon, we can make it to their ad­ vantage to cull and examine the Jack­ son "Wagon before purchasing • elsewhere. Come and see our Sl .ton DENTIST Nashville my wife, every family iu the town oSsrtd me another, but whwt i feat my bora* no one offered In saake him good.' bead of the Utin C'lureli Commiinloeer* hare been app-naud to negotiate for lb« territory, cngicreen hero .jrvevad a railroad from here to Jaffa Munrv ia Ixiug raiacd for the metua of a magni&cmt palace for hi* HotkAaa cn Mount Zion, io wirieh lb* wealth of the k atican t* to be irMaforrod. Hare the Kartxiwov to Pirn IX ia to bo Walled, ami tire “€19 of the tKxuma1 11 w glus ng to my i ■ ’ir. .V’roijclTOB1 mA ruBkcu oa </ my aurroandforn—of the dark wood on cither aide, or of the road •iretrbieg out beftWr mn—but my thought* Were for away:with a certain wee Datay— a awed Sower 1 bad coretod, and when startled by the repetition of “bold up, air," uttered by a deep baf* vol**, I isvolanu. ' rily greautd my whip tighter as I drew rein, and hastily pulled Firefly. There was a road* ia the buahia, are! by the wanning light of a summer'* night The nnly rudchino now manufactured that threshes and hulls’ I saw a broaied foce peeping < ut which I thie Heed in one machine. All who intend to purchase OJover mvpi'ri a* bcioopng to Surly Disk, hithierui nrjxtlad tn b* a dsogcrvu* charac­ Uullcni this season should call on us immediately, as there is bo ter la the wtigLlrorhrad. g£eat a demand that faba utxfaru wilt have trouble to get machines. 'HaUo, Dirk, what do yv« want?” I 1 mid. aa sivillr a* I could, net freling at Terms liberal, whh a large discount for cadi, * V,\ ' all romftirtabw a* 1 glanced al hi* bnad ahouhfors, and Mt that he wan not a man lu m<*t akne, especially when iu yaraea- Hinta for Steeping. Grown pcrnjtu generally require acre* hpnre sleep in ranumf and ei^ht in win­ ter Few, iniecd, except invalids, will fail to drop well who go tn bed at a regwUf early four, an a Kxht rapper, in a large room and Guan, wafortalrir bad. if ifo-re » m, slKpiug in the dayumc, and c*< more than a.-vas boure ia twenty four are paaatd In b*d. Oa* week-, faithfal trial will jwuve thia. - .Cbildrea, and all peracjts at school .*• engaswi in hard .tudr, afore id lake aU the simp they can gvt. and should novar be wake-1 up io th* awrnin; after haring gone U bed al a regular v ~ vtry human* parent will make it duty to nmBi*e that every child Qi bod in a* al.acUowata, "hiring apirix. If wakeful daring.lhc a draw on the alocking*. Ifooi rerver to air it, walk tlicXu,. — ni-hlffown. with the mouth r-foawl, all the while rubbing th* slrin brrikly with both hand., uuUl cooled oB and a little tired. Birdsall’: Manufactured by Phelps 4 BigeluW of -Kalamazoo, the beat irking and moat detirabk* mill built. MESSER BROS Wasus, A frudulent Prraidoal which in a yoewrj*T, is making a Unr or the Sooth sod hex bio rrere-vrel with Dem uaatraahen* uv approval by Satbani Dim ________________ , rhieh ll!0rri the happivat of bvidvgnxMB*. Dick was not alloRcthcr forRoMaa. Al ways when the erring enter*, with it*bod* and towers we doth Ms plctwni, Daley and 1, with a bunch of towam gathered from a quiet n<K>k Wlsere he lias ‘WSl. Builders, ing Material- House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine the WIARD purchasingothers, PLOW.be: anted. ' Every one Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, fl. J. /Mjt, «in ati Onain&l RAJ UTER Wm? H. saved my life," he rej*aud in a softer loo*. “I love the girt.” I suited involuntarily at tba horrible ruggcwticie—be uv it perbata. for laying hi* hand on my arm. he said. "Not a* you do pctbare, but then——" nosing abraptly, be added. “Po* Mu* I*ai«y'a ankc. I mean to go back no my nralre to-aiybl." -Aabaawd nf mt raapiciona, I retreated him to explain hb meaning more fally. | -Blradr Mike and Gamf- ~-"menu d<viltn U■oiglrt,*, .b* Goodyear. pfliBtaWAL raw­ PEOPLES DEVS STORE. ' furniture, the STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Framee, physician’ ’until you have priced tlieir Goods, for you y.mily R«i|« pr«pu-ed «Hh Dn»i«»l Chrei-mk will save money by it. 1’reaeriptioM . w . and Everybody knows they are the only the city and attend proipptly lo-allbalt ' in that line day or night nMilms I*t~l Bts** Mi*. ' X*wkMIW< tire bouse under cover of 2. ires in the BtSTtw* 1 cxelainiod, as I Imped iwo tbc raddle. “Mr. Ward and artriTis form hand* and servant* are bury uv th* applause, uv ail Dimeerqla, and Waubab. We ST Ute Comers, hevio never hrerd that this yvmarper b*> a ainSora uv the lime honored ptirr»ip«. uv Dimacmtic party, trot la in all respect* a bloody-miad»d ablwhniM, ifo-trfot, be it HttuM. Thai ia antimipaahan uv hie cowin' th* Corners be drra**d in mouroih. Raolrrd, Ex a setwe uv the boomiliaibea th* Oraeva f*eb al Ma omuin, that the day iw ia bare abal be s day uv (satin and homuiltaahaii, and that to properly egprem our feriint, Baucom ahal ehara on that day. aod lb* Conrere >hd gnaah Ua gat, with ii o&<» mor* than that ol .vWabalernra CUj. pelUtad maeaer > baa often toade hundred, raooaaefal, while ■ tba bret of men by their Ls'rtw and rasmrkt that the mokmaben* wus jam, <■ things naw stood, but h* wuaametetful man. He didn't went u> ent th* yuoaar jk-t off entirely, but dmired to give him a cheaoa to gain lb* (Wtoam or the (L-roera. He wood give him one mere obsnre—Jia* y, »na mean. reiocae tn i»r,«x.»r. bus < tbo Carnots, MrafeUs, ef h« .he! do j • Osraamtb* jtamiam wtietaA «. Radikd wUh b ColWar. and spyrat1 i hi* place J maker Gantt. sad also re -' �H- R. Stevens Column FIRST DOSE on a botcm How Um Republican Party has Managad the Finance*. Among the glorious aeMcvametita of the Republican party there b Mtrn to which it pomta wkh greater pride than re its management of th* publie finance*. U h a mlgaci that vae opened up to (be full dariag the late Pntedutial caaapagn, and the figures then presented were unanswer­ ed and unanowcrebfo. Despite the howl which had been refari over our Civil Servieo, swellsd by the pliarisaieal ct>mm<mte ofour “fool friend*," the feet* remained Uis: mxwithrtaodiug the immense burden hid upou the party by the war Indebtednew, and the vast sum- tbua required, to ba handled, the public credit bail tarn sustained at a level rivaling any nation of Europe, and the per cent, of low to the Government had been lew than any Adminiatntion ia thu history of the country! But the good .word did not end there. Another year ba* paasml. and, dorpiio the ReprcM-utalivo to feller the Ada>int>traIson, and to cripple it* labors by rofusing appropriation*, and by measures calculated to deprocure the -puHic credit, tho Bcpub licao party is enabled to point to the finan­ cial result* of tlie Tear with a* much pride a* they did to previous retire! The following ccmpsfison of tfre condition of tho treasury on September 1, 1876, and on Septcmlier 1, 1877, is cited in proof. TV utitx of the State Convaadiow uu dev (1,0 Imdsrehip of Mr. Conkling, b the prinripls topic of dlacimou. The sggre*sree portion of the pwty are those who hold offies, and those who believe they would base beam in oftre but for the at­ tempt of the Pratidrat to insogurstr re­ form in the civil asrviee. Tb& fiacrion of tbc party applaud Conkling to tbs eeho, and are bitter in their dsnuneiatioii uf Cun is. On the other hand, th* solid men of the city, cf which class the Unioa Ijeaguo Club are fair reprnentate va. saner! that "Mr. Conkling* Coaveolioc," as they characterise the Roebatcr gathering, did not repreaamt the party at all, but that the yeopU will sustain Mr. Cnrtb. They b..ld that not o«dy the b*>t drmeat in the Republican party, bat of ths Democratic s. well, ire in hearty aceord with the President, and that the attack of Conkling upon the adminixuation was not only a laid thing for'the party, bat is the death of lhat gratleotan. There b no eoeenaliag the fart Chat there to a deal of bitter new* in the organiaaiioo, aad it crops out on all oecariona aa naturally aa it did at Rocbaster The Conkling people laaiat that they hare made the party, and bare maintained it, and that to prevent auch a man from using hu'infiosnae because he happens to hold aa office, ia wrong. The Frewidcat and hm .upportcra lake the evunt very quietly. Evarts says that no paua anrai. 'cloIhing. | HATS and CAPS, GENT’S FTRNISHINGS, »» yvm. Hall or Rrr:^hd 0aa.vox No. 145. Political Notes. WtiMtAS, Death ha* rwmovi Alex. Stephana apeaks of the “outrage­ Bidiu a worthy abtar ous fully of ■teeaaion,'- right in the face of 7?«W.W. That thia Grange, tho walloping Mr Key ha. received for calling It a mistake. General T.ooral^ my* ths Presidrot i* a great deal better ran than Tilden, and it the South i* wire, it will take no atock in the “fraud" ery. The great man seems to bare hr] an attack of asnse. rouri baa made a speech, saying be did uol aaJt the Governor for the appointment and waa greatly amaaeii when it came. Wdl, tho people arc iu the aama male of V nnm « n’ «i:11 fi'«<«!»»jtely srirvss.'27.“2 ytVc fZSS'a.'^A 7‘^sEu xuio ■ GOODS _ r MMaa aS *fSr<baaami *E.ir*<rrTrxrK>iU>, SCI Broedny: LADIES' BEADVBADK CLOAKS, AU Diseases of the Blood. A lull line of Undershirts and Drawers. .•Jrggg fur FALL TRADE. Oar CUSTOM DF.PARTMKNT ron- ? i”TITS SHAWLS, HOSIERY, BEDIE’S WELA-Rt Saventy-ons Tens cf Age. BUSINESS- .nd DRESS OVERCOATS, rista of s nice line of WORSTEDS and In Furnbhtag Gouda wn I BR0ADCMITi' rflS u for r ~ DRESS ,'nlra'a SUITS. wnTR. ■.Ithe latent ' styles - - -in the BEST FITTING 8 aud CnEYIOTS fibr; WHITE SHIRT in the (Sy!. A CMwpUta line of COLLARS and BITS. UlW . OVERCOATING in good atlira. j CUFFS aad the latest noveltir. in In our Readymade Department wn 8CABJ8, TIES aad Silk HaadkoraWs. Camolixx C. Mosrottp. Com. BOWNE’S STORE Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. The Madison (Mitin.) Dmoerat tails the bemncraiic Coovenion of that Stats that it “cannot and will not stultify ita record on the financial question by gulping down a currency dure proscribed by green­ back quariu." 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. PETERSON’S MAGAZINE. A 840,000 court botue w nearly sumplctrd at Manistee. doing rxactly what he was pledged to do Abundance of deer ia oxorilact condi­ before Uie election, and as he docs not tion are reputed along the upper Tiltabawant another term, ifb a matter for the people to do as they choose about. And all Republicans, except a few disappointed <•■«*, say that Conkling should have fol­ Gratiot. . lowed the example of Blaine, and kept the A proposition to invest 115,000 in a ter wor*. was voted down at lupccr Monday out. daring the year, b 839,-712,161 ,37. The Increase Of enin in the Treasury, aa com­ pared with the l*t of September, 1877, i* 644,392,97!) 82. The amoant of coin in the Treasury, in rxocna of outstanding eoi* liabilities, was, on September 1,1876, 87,­ 869 09. On the 1st of September, 1877, it waa m,453.83! 16—aa Increase, dur tag the year, of 619573.922 07, ami, finally, we find the market price of pdd reduced from 109.87 to 103.90—thu gold dollar ia worth law than four par cent, mere than the greenback, dollar. j A showing such 4i thia redcunib iX A very pretty Uulu history camo to me the other day. In 1870, a broker nannd Abbey was told by his physician tltat eijxra were killing him, and hie wife iu duned him to atop Mxrking. and give her the amount each day that be was ia the habit of expending upon cipars. Now this rich man did not smeke common cigars,— | Full-Size Paper Pattern*! ,«r .liu: SOAP not he. He could not satisfy himself with anything la** than imjeirted Havanas, that ema him fifty cents an upwards, each, and ho eonrouwd a great many of them. Hut he did quit, and he did give bis wife eaeb day precisely what bis agar bill had been, and he kept it cp faithfully. About a taenth ego, Mr. Abbey went under, and be waa very acre about it He bad MR’looted the usual precaution* sueh peupk greatly to the credit of die Nation, u it take, and the house he lived in was taken doaa to that of Ute Itopublicao party. Railroad Business. llio Michigan Central railroad reports » tremendous l>u>;nen< they being l,2'»U cars behind order*. Fifty-six trains pea* daily mark aide borine* aecau phenomenal. If navigation was eluted it would not seriri atranga, and it can only‘ be accounted for oo the hypothoriAthat buainraa u improv­ ing, and that the. backbone of hard tinea The /mXrpeai/unt .SN^riyhau. the organ of the RepuMiesna of New Hampthire, i» reapeMitde for the followingA Virginia editor thus announce* the beadofihestoortrallbrig.de. At the' North it b llio exception and not the tab which nominator a Union solder even in a Republican ooorcatiou; in the South Use ex Confederate soldier m almoat invariably pat as the bead of the ticket, and lib millitary mooed b a sure isasport to favor. The reme mlisor alludTmj to Senator Mor­ tem'. JUtmro -y» ' If the old fril.ro haa The Mild Power CURES HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specifics TOBACCO. CROCKERY. the C'^irv/orrory Krvirw ; a very inter­ eating i*ete* sntiiled “The I’ribeem PsoAbbey, last Monday morning, waa an asHni," GirttAilV; pert fi-urth of the l.fe lontahcd man; for Mm. Abbey took'him sod Times uf Thomas Becket, by the hi* port* that the representatives w tbs Smith out of ike cheap hotel' ia which they Lad family are quite numerous among the Stu- toriau Jemot A Froodr, .V<*»te»wA Cmttaken refuge, and eouductad him to a I dcnu, and that thirteen of them have al­ vry ; Greco Prtturos and Pieedilly, by the noted anthor, William Black ; A Study of very oeat and comfortable famished hnure I’ ready -ccured lx>xc* in the peslofice. Lowvr Life, C->niAi7*, German Society on 20th*street, with everyth!ng in readl-1 The Executive Coqrmitiro of the State Forty Y rars Since, Muemilloa ; The I’o nr— to go to livinc, and all hers; she bad Grsntre have chwed a eonlnteC^ith Memra etry uf September, ‘Gmikill, Quix Pvo«arod tho money he bad given her, »b« | D*y A Tayfov, of GratrdyiHc, resupply the Satxniay K'rrirx, and the and i order with plainer during the ensuing yer. choice poetiy. In the next weekly sum-, bad forested it, and turned it over and Tbi* i* the same pasty that furntrbed thr over, until it had amounted to enough to | pay for a deBghtfd hexne, net much in-1 fcrior tu the eoc bo h^l lust; and thia waa II Sheriff Smoke, of Eatou evenly, ofiem a reward of for <bo thief that stole a in hi* wife’s name and could not bo token ! horse aad buggy from the premia— of i front bsr, and from this vantage point, I Hiram Butterfield, io Walton, laat M«o-, Mr. Abber feels quite roc ideal that be day night, and Mr. Hutlcrdaid offan <25 , umre fur the rvoovery of the property. I __ ____ can go out, and regain hi* feat poeluoo. The Stets of Michiprt could not afford |qW ; fg, pubTwhcn of He fared his bealtti by quilling tobacco — tonal a ctipJa co the sew normal school f„ to tDJ 0#e ofthe American 64 hi* wife *o managed aa to give him a new atari. A very comfortable wife to have,1 ' Fpiilanii wll the said cupola is Mrs.'Ablfey. , xkwitomc amp rnn cxjtxLa. ;j in it some day. ! D. F. Vickery'of Benton. Eaton coon The Eric canal is, praetioaUy, a na- i luiual work, and it m a thousand pitlu* I ty, w** ooa of lire largeat exhibitors of that H is not under tho control of the 'I swine nt the EtMa Fair, while his motberI in law, Mm Cook, was poo of the leading general girernmeat. It is the only safe- j guard the propio hare against rspacinu* railroad combinations, and the farmer of themerchant of New York The railroads did their level bat to Uep up the toile, that the carrying of the graiaa should be forced into their hantb. Despite their efforts. the toll* were towered, and the good effect wa» apparent The amount eiasere ot cur rititen* any first claw edu­ of grain carried wu largely incrcaaad, and cational institution. Snch we know die coital amumed acoa-what Um appearbwetuburg’s Grand Rapids Rnsinca* Col­ Grund Rapids District Conforanou lege to be. And we bIm know of savers! in the right direction is hmsg made. It will meet at Graodsillo, Tuwdsy, Oet £3 young burineae man in thia vicinity who ia to cIum cut, oooe for all, all tho iattsral would be largaly benefited by canals that do not pay expenses, sad make .hneinaws education, and to th< tbs Krm free eff tolk. If thia is duae. ialiy commend this eoBege, an they are, and what they ought to be, —Rfr. J. A. Rarnss. eat to patronise if thia fall and wtater. city will recover it* L»t trade, and New 2. Bee: methode of eM^atHog Bible Thai thia ia lhe bttt romrocrciol ccJlojpi in York will be again, wbal ll was, the great rending*.—Hav. p. NW the West ia an undispuublo feci, and ll exporting point of tho country.. The 3 Ibc oreeaaity uf a more extensive should be laqrely patnmixed by the young (knadian. are rtthrgiog the Walland ca rirrulatloa and reading of pur ebnreb peri men of thaSteto. nal ao m readmit largo vnmab, and Moa- Ji±=!s.-Rev. ^Heals' AV. Gardner. treal it working with bH ita might to make 4 Exagesu on Psalm L 1, t, Gewerai Walker, of Virginia, han Buffer­ itself ths point of export and import. Rev J. M. Robinson. . ed an injuatire. The report thst he had New Tors ha. got U do romething re 5 Tho Home and the Sunday School retracted Ms manly condemnation of re bred her off. The Kne canal 1* rhe war. adjustment, was untrne. Hb Usrrpeated and New York mmb 1L A free canal and Bev. B, V. Armauorg. his speech in favor of an boMet adherence a larger ooc is what New York cred*, aad to the Statoa obligation, right in the face the ackatioa ofUie queatioo shows an in of a conveoticn which will meet today, to creasing lendeasy to labor in that dlrec* Nature of the Resurrection Body. mmunato a more pliable man in his place —Lori Master. . Preanhingou the evening of ths 23d by the Presiding Elder, W. J. AHrinb. It b quite evident Usi Mr. Conkling now asm (he mistake which be mada at Koch—«, cJrohw friend, would not be distributing a eircalar In euoniy eenvato ttoaawMehmMmann elaborate defame of Smith Hogle A Preston. C. P. Rowell &. Go’s. Col, mtic Smu fctkiif «tk Paper Fata Mt t IXfcT LIGHTRUNNING X- 'DOMESTIC BKWLSa MACHINE fffi MOTOS EOTBUCDi BU1EE BEST, •doubt ic-ttoc raws a>. ■ -. ... ■ a., i* • lei .amkar ua huat-ni »wt ’ i' o..-iSn ... ,-!■-* i.. ia. i wattwtreE kaw roan -a- osyexeo WE1UAL SOAP "ttSrWWMWWMl"* C-.-s.l a'.lnr-rU! r-raaaua'. lKwull<A..tatk. Ik«. IM CrewetsaktriasrtitBsu latke tarn. Crawr-aa1* Iwrvnal 6ms U lk« BwL TRIUMPHANT! The Advance Plow WORK FOR ALL. MOWER S REAPER to of hi. ImKm CmmO 4m to 87.WK), wirnnil ocM 850.0M) under tka protiml Dmaao, by all econo lot the “vie- • riu.uWUgkduh-rrea.fr. L Hitooti. ptog Jfaat tbi. �W K Buber l-t trio A*k brah— 1 Hajra 4 McKwaiu ii 4. .J F Betart,, brat trio white cochin. 1 City Drug Store! Hay— A MtEwaia, tart trio block WANKER k BARNES (Successors to Baknxs a Co.) Plusnix BIrek. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Haring and keeping constantly on hand every variety of Hinssccathic Heroedies, Drugs, Patent B J K—(Uhl, I— trin ply sraath B J Ksoteld 2d do Jteah Turner, bort trio white J—h SZTsd de Bure, 4 M-Hwain, bort trio brows a We **1H guvit *l a very kuuII advance on ibe tint coat. r We iwll more ready-made Clothing than any house tn due city. Me aoer how low yon ™ bo, ^ooj, io o*er nom. w. 'will aell y«q the saine articles at lew price. j We adhere strictly U> the one price system. . ■ Our trade is iucreamug every year, which is a sure sign that we I sell gootb at lower prices than any other firm. 1 We can wll goods al wnaH ~ ; than others oti account o Our clothing is cut as stylis •1 fowl J M Bluer, bait trio block .paste Has- A MeEhram, 2d da­ D ByGJrebeinsre, best trio light Julius Russell Valter Col.-. bort triugnldao area(MUalank Haye X McKrrin. 2J do ft *ltre Cute. Ure trio btai hr«rt«l Gold IWj. Cuil weather. n« ia our equinoctial atom. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Hoa Norton, tart trio white bantam* ] Haye* 4 McElwain, best trio brown STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Double Store, 38, 40. and 42. Canal BL, Havre A McSwain, bart pair sylee- . , H*y- k MeKwda, 2d do W J S V«Brant. Lret puu braaaed J C Bentaxsre ben* bush flia* corn r- .. tttrkc7’ ' X <M Edward hump bos! tub wh:te oats Gilbert Striker. b»st pair sotamou ' turkey, 1 00 J W Edwar— 2nd do CBBenhas* beet b«h white trees Fnureiaes. batdohalf dot. !odr WiTtixm Wood. 2d .'WE Barber best pekiu ducks 1 00 ; Jobs blood brer*. " ' IJ 3 TsnBraat bsst roaa duck* 1 00 •. HsvreA McKlw.iaS.ddo &0 E-Iward Bump, •• nip be-t* j J K Parker bust paia white rubbit* 1 OU D R MuEhnls 2nd do 60 Samuel CrmBBua, bort half duco Sugar beats I Grebbi. 4 Ram-11 Ere churn 5e> Jama. Woodraff, “ “ Ba*. Hra“ be— 2-hora* harrow I 50 Miehral Hardy. « : 1-4 md plow I 60 “ ‘ - I** corn plow 1 50 Durwin MdSvrter, “ “ Wdlhrn Kerr bat ealtivuor 1 00 w W KsHsy portable form reales diploma C. W. iTcXuiy, best peck peach T M B-h ehresrsMd pan “ 1 bl .w potaloes S M Lane Warrior mower •• / “ ■* early rare Mesree Bru* bort display igrieul| A. II lefcer. I Bead the pr. Duly'* Book, aad call al IhU •AoA* GBAIDBAHH. ' the Board of Supervisor* art tn l’«« LrnreH 2nd do , Krey lire* beat Kucking rail AW Cbm tn 2nd do I John Liciity ttallire wrh bat : racking «dt» jOeo-PulB-tre bat walking team i N H mX 2nd do I Gdbsrt Striker ba: mufa trea d Jrerph Knight for a prcDuura entente, Tri»er»e Phillipa 2od do left-al thu cficeoaw day last week. ’ , Altoft 4 Eyerecn beat dur'tua bu3 iwS2’>^«d. Dr. ami- Mr*. H. C. Turner of Orange­ i U H Sti.-nr ben durhita bull 3 ville were very wel ‘ years oU ■ their fnreda la thia , ■ Durwin MeOmbur bat darhaa ball । 2 jtnrv old I Darwin McOnbcr best durham bull I 1 year old Hurre A Mathews 2nd do BEA VEH CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS. SHAWLS. FLANNELS. HOSIERY’ AND GLOVES. I'M I8I IHTO! HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. of H ATS, CAPS and GKNlS' TUB N'ISHING G<X>DS to be feud ret-1 aide of Detroit. JULIUS BUSSELL, and •rifrakrny reaper | Powm 4 Barloar beu dteplav of I hardware I Grabble A iltW! bat aiagte bar. PROMPT PAYMENT And h-tre M where . JaV. raan in, HE IS SELL IKG THEM AT Hl’CH W*EJt rKICES—Dou l fail to are the g^da bw Henry Harena be* ax Wt, | Grabble A Itarel! bat diaplay of ■ tinware Black k. Fidler brat ludUn marble K-auftsi i Darwin Mt Ombwr 2nd do l/Huo David G. Robinson of thia cityr | ■ “ lx* durt-am bcifir waa with the exception of hu m voce, ' calf '• Dsrwin McOmber 2nd <fo unanimously ckoted Chairman of the' I C A Barba boat durhass grade . Buard of Hdpervtscra. . UH r. year* or <wcr The 1 .tutuanuc! church ^Asg Society S J Bmicrxk 2nd do ' A Hubble best durham grade bull wul be catertatned by Mrs. H A. Good­ I 2 yeara urovre year. <m> Frhlaff afternoon af thia ware I1 John Hire, bat durfum grade bull DETROIT I J J Hetuieret-ott br.t d.rham trade heifer 2 year* old ' I W Vrooaan to: <iurbam urada ytnaerw Phillip*. Secretary of th* Bar­ j heifer 1 rear oM ry County Acrk-altaral society, wiJJ re- IJJ H-u.Lnhon .•□d do j C W B t'aasedy bra* darfcam grade Oeive bid. for the Pae-.nr- of Barry Co. Agricultural Fair ground* op to Saturday Krnsetiy, Crafc Tinkler 4 Bar­ ber bat d-vet. l»-JI 2 ran Jd A game of bore baB waa played ia thin ary last ^ednaaday by .the Unioas of I.ytuan Chamberlain tart dems grado tall J yam aU Harting, totai/lup aad the 1st Nine of L N Mixer best de, an grade hetf- WORKS Something THE JEWEL COOK! Mr, 0 W H Oaaamly bat cheese lOlbaorreer John KorG »ot hooey io comb Georgs D Moore brerdfoare^e TOBACCO. Mre Michml Hardy bret bottle currant wine “ Michael Hardy bat bottle biaekbeny wire “ Micbaal Hsrdy beat bottle Two linen tabte detha^wfth soul red Hansel pi— eawe-l on tte earner were taken from the temperance dinhg tail, co the lair grounds ia— Saturday, probably then, return theta to thia efire /The proeeede of the Ccanty .Pair foot aptl.674.cf which 11,51SS. waa pu money. and 6135.75 tm for not of ground, etc. There wan ireld 1.053 swiatarabip tickets. bang aaarly 200 more ttao m*t year. A ff-xl renord Murty. ita. Henry Bchfitg of HomrUrtilte. New York, vain of Scebtiw Bros., died STOVE Gee W In-ram 2nd do Th—a Altoft bac pair 3 y— oU stem DRMaSwaratedd. Th«a, Alwft Ixrt pair I ywar old Drawtn MeOmbwr Urt pair stere market « SI.18&SUS, 40 (at W cut; * ’ ' ULM» at 35 G«: Mart.; batter st 16 ($17 eta.; <«*•' 13 ft 14 rt»-i ebiekens al 8 (g 10 te per j.-un j drvoed- Thc tnUhg of the team entered by Ja’ Wifi r-fay left rerrey W weak to enapfote hia course ill the School of Ilw- iC.AJbteaMte m.ey at Are Arbor. Dartoghii rreuioc Mites Rotten pea Spanish merwo •beep D Le hai been study-? with Dr. ChartHurerli. late af that city, naw of Wred- John 1 anefarr psa eratk ew« L D rrentorr y- Spanteh ewm laod. WB1 h a good scbwlar and wdl, Bv Item Itaary tart eotewold U.k CW H Cearedy 2nd do Bred. Denary braC eoaswoU ewe, Wilfam Smrth 2od do John Hamreoed bert 2 or mere lamb Cheaper than yen ean bsy the sanrep 13 any ether House in the City. I have oc hand a full atnek of Dry Goods of latest styles and also H A. GOODYEAR. L B Bsrb-r 2nd do 50 Mm Beancr PettmaU hot iwen bop- rirtog bwcuiu 1 00 Mrs Be»j. C* 2nd do ''50 ■■ beat sik-ruiag biocuit 1 00 Mr* C B Benham 2ad dr W “ Andrew Kennedy 2nd bat enrrut wine 25 M-a Andrew Kennedy 2nd be** bkekbsrvy wino 25 Mn Gilbert Striker 2nd beat kaf of l*h raise bread 50 Mr* C G'rtham 2nd do bop raring breed 50 Mn D Eyekhshimcr 2nd best loaf - DRESS GOODS CROCKERY, othek raopforsg- Hiuntn By the srater of -HtamV Bubte," « mu of which te puhtatad m the Bax sXX a! this wrek ia for ade. complrtr; ■■ book form st Wamixx A laun. Mn Michael Hardy do miltara •• Dsuirt&rittr .tart pound wraiMn ^"(tetan tart white spra*d “ B R R—e 2nd do - Ed. Cotten beet pUcwwtwk quOt M—AAtert King 2nd Ao - Henry Have- tart -ode sUrt -AD Cook tart opoomcn ■*- W. F. HICKS. of all the popular pattern* and best qualities at lowest rater. I have just re• ceived a fall line of Men's and Boys' Clothing Mn John D*w».n 2nd bwt June •Mn BenjCoU 2nd brat Sept buttkr CH Btoee 2nd bort 10 lb. bnoey Mrs Henry Hareu bert 10 yards of gannet । Mr. Go, Braed-r b-i pair wootet ' blanket* DRY GOODS! J C Hisua. swasr M Mta. Gre M Dewwy. tree coUsctioa dahhaa 1 00 - H. J. KowfaM, bod ortfooebo uwb—— 1 00 W S Goodyear, boat eolketien retaored without teaakux the Ain if lak-! ~ early Knife not wad. Very little । pure Qdl re ar ted— E.F. Baowtr. M.D., I Haa^Mwh- | 1 00 - RrerTrBMsai, 2d do “ H J Kenftcid. bat B-wal dair* 1 00 read lure lathe a—rtrr for rasral trip ra-.to.he Braky Meara—, am) b*. aecsera th* following rates i» Drarrr. Cotests Sgrters Cteea City. Pneblo aad o which 1 now invite especial attention. l am selling at prices that will astonish all. Come iu and look over my stock. f HATS AND CAPS. I keep coDrtMitly on band a full aaaortaient of menV vrf boys’ Hate nod Capa. �■;read .table dung upon their land* ifarf mn profitably employ a hand to maU: ap u fine aa possible, with icasonaHe la- ft«ilro>d«. Legale. _ Raili •_____ ___________ _______ ^^Mrtssrjxs w th. crop will b* one dollar, or nmr it, Itkiok I *a aafe in saying. A ulj* ehd of manure b>> erorogh fertility in it |r> f*r-' crop. Nor fa there any crop that woold mX bo leoelitcd by the fining of Stable dans. Boom fanners brook and fine ma­ nure whim spread, with a harrow, and it is a very speedy way of duing it. two, whidk shown about tho same ratio aa in Genera. In Kaghad, twoeentriss ago, the annual mortality waa ooe in forty-two. Il ia pliawanc to know that the world is impvorin|baud that tha vigor -r-^A—ot 2002234853535323235353234823 When a farmer drelrec to set an apple orchard, be had Uttar obtain hi. trees in Octeber, or early in Novrmher, before lliv ground freeten. aad hrel them in till next spring, becauM if not obtained till spring, he would be delayed in setting them, as ■urscrymen have no mnth tn do at that season that' they cannot fill all ordeia as coon as wanted. Fanners, alw. are vevy busy in the spring ; and they should dr. •rrryllung in tlia fall that can powibly I-dual at that seaeou. The land for a y^uug orchard may he manured and plowed tn the faB, so that it will only re­ quire harrowing in the spring to let ready to set the trees. Ifen t trust to anv trav- F»rt Um Ml & W RAILROAD. EADACHE. elinr •‘agent'’ of a nursery for your trews. TDK •‘tat.AXD’’ VlXtrAMW. In Lake Erie, not far from Cleveland. Ohio, areserenl islands devoted almost entirely to grape culture KoUryfa island 7if nifaltrgetl. andth* reotro of the grope and wine intcrrMa of throe islands. Sum* of tbe vineyards arc twenty you* oM. sndaro still healthy and predurtire. ' wkhqul any fcrtilirerr beinR used. ’Ufa ' ftta A*wt. .t Irix thrt some varieties of Tate SiMim's Liver or Moi®. trees. Ac., where they can buy thrtji tbe ehswMst, and aril on their ' own book,” an i the result fa in many caeca that one does not get the vxrirtim ordered, as throe prcfrosod ‘•agent*’’ often fid ordm fer IT HAS NO EQUAL. j’'yf2eiMw 4. CO. fra-jda, a neighbor of"mien ordered three varieties of grapes from soo. of them, cud when ihoy fruited bo fcuiid that lie hxd ’frequently with fruit trees, Apple Irene ■ny be act 3d to 35 fret apart ; and if one ch'joK* to do no, he can ant . dwarf pear iron bclwucn every two apple irtre., The Land should be kept in cultivation, at JoaM till tU apple tree* begin to bear fruit, with an application of manure annually. Il will pay well to do this in tbo more rapid growtl> of trees. Potatoes are a good crop to prow, and may. be planted for many yeari- on the aaate land, if manured yearly. used by some uf the vincyardista to pro No trtre over three years old, aa a general real this dfamne, and with good rrnulti, rule, should boaet, and great earn should while otbero do not beLLjvc it ia of any be taken in digging them, pruning and aoUiug. It doesn't do to hurry auch work, n»r ia it safe to trail to hired help. Tho planting of tho vino ia iu ruwa eight feet apart, and from seven u. eight fre< in the rows for auch frao-growiog v inn Forty yeara among the tree*, riore. Ac. M tha Cereand, tUka. and Ncm ; lave ulafied me that when I want a thing U vio« thu gni, hre. fnJj. tbp rd! done I must “Imm the job.” . are wren feet apart, ind f,Vm l0 ^veo incite rows. 1’data are art twenty-five In mate of the hooka published by Lorfret apart, <>u which three "ires are placi-d licnhurfats pas tar ia recommended to ap­ abMi two fact apart, to which the vines ply bi the. trunk, of tree*, to prevent nr.eo are trained in a tan shape. The Catawba and rabbit* from girdling them ; Ldl tlic Delaware and Ives are pruned very dose, experience of many penooa puro to show only three canes fir fruit-bearing Min- al­ that thia tar ta iojunuu. to frail trero, an 1 . lowed tn each vine, and .thaw cut l«-k to m-tollf feet loop. Of ta in nr 12 bads. This h the mi-th-d, .iud it aerounts flir the era-.ll’ prodm t „f fruit—ongnpen do not exliaust the woil of it* Wi►tftuwu neertuary fet'gQjjs growing , but I dojibt the feasibility uf growing all ranetiro many yeara on any soil without ma­ nuring once in four or fire years. On tome, of the island- where the soil fa poor­ er than where no fertRiare has been applied ths vioygnL are ttatau good. Iu some pfatta where the drainage fa imperfect, and wbiro there is wol a free cireuhtk t> ofafa, mildew oftwa prrrail. Kulpbnr is ‘wsuwra-i CtAMD RAHM DIVIIIOM. The Reliable short l.li-c »s*n 11 l>—-iw-4. th«: MaoOer th. Kt Is'-5? li is CHESTER’S CUBE! man.! M^mii emn Asthma, Brottchitin, Catarrh, am IAPIDS AlB OilAdIT ms HiyFevor. Celis, it. >111>*<••>« trite n»*k>k rr“r»l WONDERFUL CURES MEDICAL* SDEG1CAL 1SST1W v.urzas*, a >S»ola*s:i. a«A r>ru 1u<1n«U •tISIMMlS Wanzer & Barnes. i> re.C»W at Ha*ti>«*. W ass sewingMachine OwHr •< *>rrv. * Ar tbst talas Wrenn tkstaar >t “f* • ll.Mil's*. *•’ ,k*Aura.-. *»«"f •' <ta|«". “T taat da>. tialwt. r, .v„ jL"'*«l’’»l&WT.Hh»ti«. Hr rua&x -i. IMUS'..imairKtreir ‘maagr.ifaKr-’ tte Gitai Siem Tfawjifirf. MOBTHEliN ayttanw. of pruning wh/u ,.t>re wtiblfabcd. The Catawba is rtdl .rosddernd the bret wine grape. The CbwOOtd eomea next in favor, then Delaware. luce, Nortorf's Vir- sr,r.“ ':!'.-:=ir5i£-s a*s has.: vrv except In the fall. «• they are out rarly s-ootagh io.the *priex. A great tu.»y potatoes ran ba avid io rillag-s and Urge town- during the mil ) w<other; and they occupant. and mom vahtaUe wL.-n it nmro muax be sold bdure they sprout eiurh. *WtWW»-K tiMWta the tanner plant walnuta, chestnut*, ma- f«d to atix-k —raw to sown and horses, |4aa. ash, popLn- and other handsome and cjokpl with men! for awioe. Tv burr potatoes tn the ' field. sri«.i • growing trees along his fence rows. .. ’^TttXDl 1 .?*1t‘r,, GOOD MEWs TO M PUBLIC! Train np skirts uf aairrw furrata mar the p!a«r a little elevated, end dig down as low m you can drain tbe excavation, ll may be two feet, one foot, or a few inches, ac wiping lo.the drain that will oommand it. bupipcAs that you have 20V or 3l>(i bushels STOCK. OF GROCERIES 1'Korutor BAiixr count? ofllw file sit or eight inches Huck, bet use at tha top where th- straw tnerta, a- I Magw of tbe fir and piw—er -ten the a . air bole ><M bo left open' here till I oomm.«> redar ? What naore Lnmaniriog about the time when Use ground may be ' and delightful U>»n the dumps of rtwws, . rpeeled to frees*, when a thick ooierin/ । byaeiuths.’ dahlia, and honey suoklsj * ..rrfrtU ^1 over moat U applied. In cold ; diMMan, as ta the Northern States, thia I T*ev produce a fafa* d happjncw uad pW»U»i*taui that uothi/p dri’san Sa W rorerim; ahoold be ftna> 15 to Jg iwehos an arbor uf fine old viriks, or tine* clamb­ think; ami if tb. straw is wall appliod, tta> ering no the wall, and over the eevea, |..taloM will »tand any weather that may ‘ bearing riritofastara cf Cneaords er Dda- bMcxpectad. Tlmsywtam fa betterthui to put them into deep pita, as was tbe ' wtaw and taker varfatire iff gropes. yard; dolled here and there with,the dark To each 100 lb., of beef take C lbs. of aalt, 1 IL .agar, 2 oxa. of saltpeter, 2 ou. tf****4 -jrerr Mixw. Mrtber U> a large keUfa, and place it over the ire. Jaciing it remain .until it boil* ; take off the worn ar.d let i: e^J; poay it •wr Ad—t,wUA should be placed fa. ’ew Ycri GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS tirely covered. If tWu.U Mt enough packia to cover the meat, add a little more water; bat the abova amount will be sufS- DEFY COMPETITION CARBOLIC OIL Ths lose to tho Government by tb* WaahiagU n fan ia estimated al up'k a* ifith uit. a city lire*— io 345 milk lABORUr <. Kn-n^oM.u.,-1 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-10-17.pdf 88cb91baf8276dd99f4d7b31d14e0e35 PDF Text Text T1*^*ro*lia^ DEWKY lx Mt«KKla«t. RATES OR ADVERTISING. VOL. 22. NO. 25. x--A. HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., OCTOBER 17, 1877. -No seek thing' I .ball be temkrnyt one of then dsn, and you will hare to clerk it. Confound 1U what a racket those children make up stair* ill hava a gnv ernres for tbs romp before I'm a week wdsr. Bee If Idea*. There', no living with 'em" sneUimed the pertly geode­ man, Mhfoeavswsre saluted by a resceaninnof jumps and sbests «f laaghter or aril md. "I agree with you entMy; my young afatero are very reds," assented the youn^ mre.gW o cbaage the aabjacl ofaeuver- -ST E St OHB STOVES PHYSICIAN k SURGEON Dfl.C.RLSSKLL, physician & simeKON ___________ »OOPLAira.MICBXflAX Sweet’s Hotel, B4XI) BlHtis.............................. MI LrM-rtam. Bl)ABD AWU-BOOM. gxho rawr Which h*a stood the test for years and still stand* at th« head of the list for light draft, durability and good workmanship. To any one thinking of purchas­ ing a wagon, we can make it to their ad­ vantage to call and examine the Jack, son Wagon befoKfi, purehasiug elsewhere. Come and see our DENTIST Nashville the EcpabUean party. T cannot help bto licving that both ridas art a Unis to blame lor causing them. T honor 1‘rmideot are Tory diftrolt to catch. Haym for hi* boorrty and integrity of A bunueai that couHn*. ewonssd withpurpose, bat I am eonprfUd to art if I Ncw England homes to-day, which wore! ■y anything, that la my opiofoa baa rnril •rtatrftare; the nmich trade not known, or if known, were forbidden aerrire refonu is a mistake from which be Uh. Grand Trenk Bsflwny bin aaroert by psranu teu Tears agn Opr own ob­ win arxiner or litre have to retreat. Thw servation coinridcs with bfa on tbto point. We know that cb«» within the lart ten year* baa oaptnred ior itself a high plaev in popular regard. Il apeak, wdl far a peepto when soch as iuteitoctiml game can become popular, for il Lak'S bralon to play cbcm even ciudrrately well, nod none hot elrtcr nod tbcuxhtfal people would ever like n. We notice that card, are no* ab­ jured m they unre were in houM-hold* Whiat and cucher are domicil'd h> Iwtore to dav where, a dreads agrr, their name, Me foe the loading merchants ef NewVerk could Ml ha’* been 'spoken safely in a to obtain the hutable* position in the whisper. Cheekcre, perhaps, are not uni- Coatom Hreae or the Pert O*oa Prut verasl, but they are mure faahtonal-le. dent Hayes* system. I'befiere, in equally They hav* foc-bt ,lh. rr way into high life chimerical, U a . nraetreal niWEiL. Ila and Wbcrea. they ..me found their fn-nla aweoore would naoli tn deprikiov the party in ths viltogs larern and in the farmer's of the leaden which u in an army, a^dn. kitchen, they are DOW admitted to the par­ proven agaia and again io the history of kin of the wealthy and refined. The the country, would rwult in oertA drfl. gamM*play«d with historical cards are aim If th. Premdeal bad gone to work in a numerous and many of them tJcaaaatly quiet mannor, be mictu havoatd.nrelfah.ii exciting And you find them in almact hi. higher object, and eemprel the evil. —at-s i .1 •. and happy U>an it ustd to br that the long, dull eTenwga are beiax enlim-d with sprightly and’ atimulaitng amure menis. and that the bowte circle is charged with aUrnetioon whidi it once aadly lacaed. Then fatn~i arc hdping to make the homes of the erentry happgr, helping to make the ehildrru tore contenlid with their iictno. and in dvtng' thia ibt y are helping to moke the toontry more inteiligent more virtuous - L W- BROVrx- Ikiipi. Single Buggies&Platform Spring Wagons ATTORNEYS AT LAW A 8OLF SISHS*SHf4rasl±8t' CMamdwira. Cm si. X. £aari Birdsall's Celebrated Clover Huller, The only machine now manufactured that threahen and bulla th? seed in one machine. AJ1 who intend to purchaee Glover Hullen thia sctuou should call on us immediately, as there is so great a demand that late orders will have trouble to^et machines. Terms liberal, with a large discount for caah. We. also sell the X 337 XL. 1UOrII«rX3>IJtXIXL.XL., Manufactured by I’belps A Bigelow of Kalamazoo, the beat working and moat desirable mill built. MESSER BROS. NEW, Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material f House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine the WIABJ) PLOW, before purchasing others, Every one'waranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Beepers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines — w„, “Well, an, to come to the point, I think * I don't oare to marry » Quakrevas I don't adaalro the rtyie of dram that the dear creatures tec >t to adopt. I know I should qumre! with lb. grey gowns sod drab boamix; and lastly, my respeoted relative, I ahoeid object to Ming tbeod end tboud to Wm. H. Goodyear. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Bon’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, r- until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. the only city and attend promptly to all callij ,t line day or night « mpol, Sooth 8><U State St,, Butina* Mteh. mmwo* ' ’’ to oSre-boldrea in polities he never would have given Coakliu- the opportunity of manipulating the Republican Convcntim: of New York State. And to Ibis naan the dreamer Curtis, be probably ow« the ex irtancc of the order. One of the grwalert < rib pxmting in the civil nervier b the power givou to Ceogrrmmon of making appointments. Let the PreaMrtit appoint boorel, capablr m«i to the bigh«rt dfove and there will be on need far aril service re­ form. They will sea that the proper un­ derlings are ^iven the position, of trust" nwriy detracted. He found bis desk, ratwaeked. h» paper* thrown about, his ink Bpad, ha. pen. anoiled and faiitartic flnrea drawn on bfa dred* and mortgagwi. ilia books wots musing, and Ma pet news f ep«ra were ’ary often appropriatsd tn lb* making of kitre. When bo wanted bi* hat, it was, a. ofteu aa any w»y, ua th* bead of Mma Fanny, who fWOtealwl tbai it WM a mistake with *oeh aaucy gran, and suffocated him with so many kisses, that he wm fain to be mollified, and leave her bis hair, th. tom of hia jrtty mctach-, wiUiuut the reprimand sire ao richly de­ The Barr Ode (borirt is owe of the the ease of bis snaoncr*, denoted Ute man served. But this could not always last. thine* that Were. sf cultarc, refiacmul and good breeding Tv. —-infal lake their The publie MlUoli of Slurp, keep Mon­ "Well, bow do you like my style. Col­ Weald eoctoty day instead vf Saturday M a holiday. onel?'' bn said, with a qtrinica! smile, turn ing slightly in his neat “Dua l (Utter yourself that I was ad doing an inemaaed bsrinote thie month. The idea of a goveraeaa had Lcca perromtriug your beasty, ycunc fop!" retorted taking through the bead of our friend fix People were to be hnldisg aotoo of thrir th. portly ireotieman. - Iwan only won­ several days. Il seemed the only loop­ gre«ter part of the dbuoce. The girl lufl I dering bow you would manage to kiaa a hole of e*ca|-e from l.u domestic trial., ao her h- tn. in Exetor tL« previous Monday wheat fit a higher price. pair of cherry lipa with all that hair about the idea was pat into execution. Ba wrote evsadwg and walked along the track toward I Over 7,000 perautui vfaiu-d she Bute yoar mouth. laugh 1 what monkeys boys ao advertisement setting forth kw wants, Clin Urn until >t gut dark, when she laid j' Prwon daring tire State Fair at Jackaea. make of themsdvea now-a-daya." ifowb in the gram by the tny and slept The expense. of the Flint tehooto for and aat down to. wait the remit. ' Furnish n»e with the bps, mv honored Meanwhile the Coterie thoughts took Uli mon.ing. The jniroey wm rmimc-d th. «trtuing year ya Mimucd at IIB.000. father, sod i will soon convince you that another turn- He vaa liaely to bar. truu early oo Tuesday and maintained until the The eoat of supporting the poor of Eart there fa a particular way of managing that bk with hi. are. He had mi his faaan vicinity of Clinton wa. reartiM bte in the Nariaaw lart year wm about «b,«O0. delieate mailer."' re the boy'a marrying the only daughter rveninp. Huring t||)4ay ahe had noth­ “Aye, ay«, no doubt! A'uung America of and old and much mteemed friend, who ing to ret but beach ants, which she pathHon. T. W. Fmy. Prreidret of th. U. u never k nos □ to be al fault about any aecoodrd his view. in|to far that he wished «vrd in the woods, but .lie was taken in 8 Senate, strongly endorses the Grand thing. But. in my younger days, " added by n kindly farmer', wife and kept over Rapid' BsaiaeM Cfaltogv. ' young people were quite aatiided. "But | uigl-t and forwardri! to her destination The railway msnsgera are rapidly hunt­ 8he was thee knows, friend John," wrote Mr. •, the ocxl morning in a buggy. ing down the adventurer, who hare bare Gordon, "that I aw no advocate for made kept for a short time in the jail, where she matches. If my girl like, thy boy, aodi maj. herself very Utaful. and proved bet present faehioa to tek their tastes. self a bright, iutcliigtnt little oo«. Un , thy boy like, my girl, let them marry, rtherwtM they are bettor apart. Aon » •I Thursday the mother arrived and took the • The ohgk skull tuea," exclaimed an coming home soon, let the boy com. and child, much aguos*. Nbr will, homo again -id fody. M .be fatal down th. morning pm _ a — r --- —____.1___a___ itt a__ i The city taxea of Unrioc are lee per , pc -Mygraefowal I didn't know there rent, lew for 1877 than they were fur < wm p race of isaan with double aknlto. ued the adr.Kwte for (month chins, ••that Irirtrict riritur (blandlyV- "Well, dame, ■rat sltogetber diMourstru-R Whew and bow do you find tbinn now f “Creothey're twisting and cnrfiox and coaxing tyoH rotiagw— “Haw £> I fled thing*? may be rend with profit in ilastiogs their gray, white, and red whiakets, they Why, by looking arter ’em, to bemm." an certainly not doing anything Worse, • Ooeaaionally aireuto from the euicaalop which aeeu» a ccmfcrt in this degenerate her. and aolicit orJerp for printing from A young tody, wbe does not pride bcrout bualu<ws men, at>J in airne eaere are aalf particularly on being a political ecooo^Bet thia wax uot exactly what I in­ auoomafnl. If there iburi ore. meu would taml, think, the sooner* prdbwri reach « of unurenUy good quality. tended to my whan 1 oonuneMsd talking." resumed the well-pretervcd gcnU.man.nf Capt. W. I. CoSabervy. ha. gone to tar a abort paw. "I wanted to remind ska View, with a view to explore 17 an­ you that a pair of lipa, of jurt the doaoripol mounds in that vicinity, for the bon by mooalighlf no heart fl uttering. , no tfcn we were (peaking of, avail yoar ac jealoMy, no Irttere running ovar with lev*, A foe broke out in tbs Voire achod Colonel Lambert's hooteriag tone had and (forgive M, reader) its aynocym, noereoa., ns ooaxing for the Vefidin^ay, budding, at Albion, Oet. bth, at eteven nothing nt the old burden of bopre and o'clock burning until two, and damaging fearr. bug lartcad. a tame and pro...end. the interior of the baildror aboht H,M0. to Fred’, apprehension, every drtaeaie The Dousil Akeaifap Am says that way ol procuriag a good looking l^mband ex r.'pruawtwive Jame, Ca;.Iis, the wag cf ^ll ' that rreforiofc the booM in 1873, b botfo.4 for tbajmo aulate genembbip at Par* ' Lambtet, al ibis point rfhia mretal reid A peer which meaaured 12» X nY oqay, was aalfcxnmetad "And a QuUerem, foreooth I tfemlda'l printing oficea her- rive a support to over inchm, and wreghin g 19 ounces, rw loft thirty nanrea. and tbrir jtalnmaee should go to thorn who do rest Ire prvfomco dia at the .Are of the Anu Arbor Aryne lam The fellow called "Fred put the brel criminate epunat them. of one hoot upon the too of the othrr, and 1 Cjutemplalrd that presentation of patent Tub Tbl-b Watcuump- Senator ketber with a good deal of mlfaiaeuoo Coukling doned bfa Rochentor a>«h and bta reference Jo th. thferenrea between “Old enough.' old eoongbl Why boy, 1 waa married at twenty-two. What do you 1 himacif and Mr. Cutth with there words: mean by putting off the ■ ■ " Let me lupplat’t th- parallel by recall ine the remark of a gleet -erilsmivr when ndjte, bad has nose broken and I u beam/ • EvU day?" interpolated Fred. Richard rf ikrnhod and Leopold of Aus­ apotfed by the kick of a brew roeaMly. "No, JOO scamp! lb. happy dav," said the Cotooai, shaking hia heed till Use grid tria had hoM dispute over the prclimina The OU money takret al lib. Stale nf Iwtlle * rimmed roertartoe trembled uo their ale Fair amounted to bUlJfW ad^the re­ vatsd perch. "Miao Gordon, I learn, to ceipt. from all other aoarens to 13,900 expected home very soon, probaUy in th* Timothy Wixos, and found it b product next steamer, and U to my wish—mind, my boy, my wish, not my command, for, ire cnoutry. Mr. MeNrtt'i farm aoauata in each a serious thing u marriage, 1 of 364 acna. wet! Improved and nicely would not foroe th. inclination* of any one atoekad. H« ban twenty hand of boreea. - that yougs to Plulade-phia and join forty hoed of cattle, 1M bore, and 11U her. A week's familiar mwrooarm will nunbore to the and of the lirt. Mr. Mo­ place you on a better footing, id bar anti Nau raised thia year 94 bushels dfetovwr matioa, than a firs Joan oorriwpimitonri." seed from 18 aerm, and it wm thn aiaaneat “Begging jour pardon, my dear father, avar filtel fur marxrt. He baa also a £u. I don't ears a rtraw Car - her csrimaiiou! Esumatfoo irm the worl, wm 11 not? ' -You are not ao indiBereut to this mat­ ter m you protend to be, Fredmtok." roplied Colonel Lambert, with a tithe rf dimpprobatioo. “lamserious, end I Wiah JbMuAny Horea at B.tale Crevk you would ftvor my remark» rith mi aoasidantioa.' On th. 3d instant, the Rev. “1 am all obedience,'' HJWirel the fel­ Mann married, according to th. ■ low sailed Fred, with dutiftil gravity. “I the Episcopal church, David Bur Mary Oryw, all uf Jackreo. All “Wafl. thsu, whsido jxm think of my lies are dref and dumb, and it is . propoeaP" naked the Colood, reprmaiog B be the font wadding of mntai in tl bfa tarental dignity. “I don't know—t—. „—. "Vary lurid," growled the Everybody knows they WHOLE NO. 2071. I . * ) ( | , nsi �On motion of Mr. Niebria. eooorol Na 7 was allowed at >1*3,06 as claimOn motion of Mr. Sidmm. amount Na 15 waa allowed st flSt.87 aa On motion of, Mr. Wolf, account N» 30 wm disallowed Mr. Stowell moved that account Na 22, bo referred back to the Commluee on claims. Motion prevailed. Account No. C haring bvea return­ ed corrected.' Mr. Stowell moved that U he allowed at >33,66. that being tbo amount claimed. Motion set. Johnstown The Chairman laid before the Board a oommunieaiioc received by th. Clerk from tbo Auditor General, cor.Uinitg a statement of the elate tax apportioned to Um County of Barry for the year 1877. On motion of Mr. Phillipa, the aatne was referred to the Committee on Finance. To enable the ootsmiUeee to go to «iiR s «i»' ^=1 On motion of Mr. Thoms, the Board rrooccdod to the election of Chairman by ballot, which rvaaltrd aa follow. : In purcuaoeo of a Resolution of tbo David 0. Robifieoo, received, 13 voice. Board of Superviaore, adopted Jan­ Zebulon B. Hoyt, " - 1 “ uary 6th, 187®. Mr. Dewey presented to tbe Boon! tbo following report relative U> the nrvyy of a portion of a etale road in the townahip of Johnstown. JoBxmwrr C^eaa'a Ornca. / •h£'ll IlsUva .1 al. J ■ T It IL ! ' ii . eweas, jtiisF ,-ww [iintEimiciiisstji Oct. lei, 1877. <> Boakd or Summon, Siks : At a meeting of the Board of Supervieore io January 1876, an order waa thin: toner of the Township of Johnstown, to survey a short pioee of . State road in said township and make a report of tbe aatno to yon. Io compliance with said order Hiram T. Merrill em­ ployed Frank S. Bo wen, County aVL’vovov, on tho 27th, day of January 18,6, to survey acid piece of Slate road, commencing at the South East comer of section 36 in Johnstown, raceme North and West lo ihe.quar- ilHSSBES’JS-’SSXMBSg'n-. I *-r!l»aa VaWraiS . IMwmt miiiiiiiiuuwu, ~ IlSlISIKIHHiBIISiKZ* 3t On motion of Mr. Hoyt, the motion I of Mr. Thomas relative to publishing the proceedings of the Board was taken from the tabic. . Mr. Stowell moved to amend tbe mo­ tion of Mr. Themm by appropriating the turn of 1100 for publishing the pruemedinpi of the Board for the current year and that the proceedings be published in the 'Hartiure Republican Banner'’ L. M. Dewey. Chairtnaa. Lewie A. Niehule, Alien .Mathew., Z. B. Hoyt. Im Stowell, T. Phillips, Hear, Hougblaiio, Committee. Ou motion of Mr. Wolf the report •ection 38, a plat of tbe a-etlon and line of arid survey was made by Fran! 8. Bowen, for your inspection. The above is a correct report of the proceedings of tbe survey of said . On motion of. Mr. -Hoyt, the Superviews of the several townships and City ol llwliupa were authorised anddirected , to eases* upon the taxable property, both ; real and penoual. the scvevsl sum* of money required to be rriaed by certificate of the township Clerk and the Recorder of the City ef Hastings for townahip and city purposes. Also to mmw* upon the UxaUe property of school districts and aeheol dirtricta, fractional, such Tours Respectfully, I. F. Nye, Mr. Emory moved that raid report and survey bo, laid on tho table. Motion did not provail. Mr. Thotnaa moved that raid re­ port and aurvey be referred to the Supervisors of the townships of Joiineiown, Barry and Assyria. Mo tion prevailed. Tb« County Snperintendants of lhe Poor submitted the following aa their Annual report for 1877. Lnnual Report ef Snperiatendaata of the Peer, OeL, 1877. tlon to adopt the report be laid on the table, which motion prevailed. Mr. Durkee presented the Petition of John Knee, and 30 other dtisens of tbe townahip of Castleton asking a • * J? On motion ot Mr. Wolf. tho 'a even I Amassment Roll, of the County were referred to tbe Committee on Eqttali- port bo adopted, Mr. Thomae called for tho Teas and Nays nn each resolution. Tbe motion to adopt the report prevailed by year and naye as fol­ Wm. H. Mm, Co. Clerk. 1.30 o’clock p. m. . Board convened puresanl to a jonrament. Roil called, Membe On motion of Mr Bartram the report wm amended by allowing account No. 103 at >6.58 an riaimrd. Ou morion of Mr. Bartram the report wu further amended by allowing account No. 10U al 111.03 instead of >1231 aa Mr- Wolf sored that all daini. •tftmrt the county now cm tile with the County Clerk be referred to the Committee on Claim. Moi lee pro- three yer. in place of John M. Nevins, wbu£ term expiree,with the following John M. Serine, haring received a majority of the rota of all the Sutler­ views elect, on motion of Mr. Phillies Mr. Wolf I elution: ITnsM, That cattle and a wine bo restrained from running al Jorge in the highway in tbe township Df Maple Grove, as provided in Section 1, Chspter 59 Compiled Laws of 1871. Mr. Thorn aa moved to amend the Revolution by inverting the words “and Prairieville," after the word. “Maple Grove." Amendment preI vailed. Tbe resolution of Mr. Wolf as " o o 4 u ■ i • » J a__ ' .1—r �oJ>- n nil City Drug Store! WANZER & BARNES (Successors to Bahnkb a Co.) A Phomix Block. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. FEW Having aod keeping constantly on hand every varied of Drugs, Patent Medicines. Ecmocpatliic Benwdies, m, ns, wsi mms, FACTS WH KNOWING’ TuiUt Artidca hi any variety of kiad CLOTHIER Hagen'a MagnolU Balm. Chinn Beauty, the kdiea all know is b«L School Books. Office and School Stannary. MdelBMM ^^"toLral.^Zu of Blank and Memorandum Boeks, in any atylc at your own price. Four patronage ia jETOedSiift respectfully aotictad, Erary am, fc»d attention fa gives to ooNpomxiiag PbyricUna lYMeriptfow or A lull line of Undershirts mid Drawers. Julius Bussell A ehoioam^ck cfgooda ja* womrad I hare a complete stock of Me»e, Yosttt for FALL TRADE. aud Boy’a BUSINESS and DRESS Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT om- j SUITS aed OVERCOATS. of a nice line of WORSTEDS and BROADCLOTHS l for DRESS SUITS. CAS3IMRRKB end CHEVIOTS business la Furauhing Good* wa have a lino < f the Um Mylra in the BEST FITTING for WHITE SHIRT in the CUy. surra A complete line of (,'OLLARS and OTE1COAT1NG in r°ri aarios. CUFFS and the hural uuroltica U I» ««r Rradym.de Department wn >’ SCARFS, TIES and Sdk Handkerchiefs. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, We sell gooda at a very small advance on tbe first cost. We sell more ready-made Clothing than any house in this city. No matter how k>w,you can buy goods in other stores, we will sell you the same articles at less price. ‘ . We adhere strictly to the one price system. Our trade is increasing every year, which is a sure sign that we sell-goods at lower prices than any other firm. We can sell goods at small profit because we can buy them cheaper than others on account of our selling so many goods. Our clothing ia cut as stylishly and will fit as well as any made to Order. Don't forget to call and see us. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Double store, 3a 40, and 42, Canal BL, GBAlfD BAPID6. Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. ' GROCERIES, larger «toek than ever, and al) we ask of yon is to ’ hare it from 20 cent* to |I.OO. A Al I on me b<before purclumg »nd I will «U you good, vALL cheap.p - ren b. found in lb. oily .1 HuL.p, PROMPT PAYMENT Phoenix Block, State St. I CLOTHING. SOAP. , We rail more than all ot Il^rry County. TOBACCO.. " HATS and CAPS, GENTS FURNISHINGS. FANC V GOODS LIDINS' RKADLMADK CLOAKS, CROCKERY. have cooogb for you all, We Must Have Money Ami ranfoiMt x°*i» wall paper STONE WARE. Oa OMiien an Na rest of the report ef the We have a car load of 5300 pdloui of Ohio Ware. - A.T THE CENTENNTIAL. other House. Just received First Prize at Wisconsin State Fair and at our own State Fair at Jackson, HOSIERY,-pjj.p^Qpp WELA.K, stqvE TEAS. WORKS, I-I. A. GOODTEAH. COFFEE. It U the beau Smith Hogle & Prraton. 22 <lf « Joke comra ia, HE IS SELL \IJfG THEM AT Ht'CH LOVER fust mil riinl™ GROCERIES. and at priew that defy compeikioa SHAWLS, FCB <K't5in3 Wc have a new itfpply and can tail yoo all. b»y>; Drwr/ aid T»mIano4»-4. On motion ... much oflbr rrpcrl ol the Cocr■ultee m related r» apeeial .neoetsenl ea Lol. M4 M>d ILS ' Aym.- Aid. McNxigbioa. Hnaaell, Sp.oL diac. WiahtauM. TunliaMa aod Youg—0. fu rf H41S, CAMI «u orsw SI8Blji0 00|)])s „ u JULIUS RUSSELL, COFFEE. Ayre—Al l. l>«-»y. TatalisMa—Z Kaya: Aid.- McXaefLtaa. Raaoril, Spaa)'line. WiaUsMn and Touac—6. I Dy AM Dewey; T4 amsnd the nnaarXCoBU»Hi«fs report en Hre n^mrUurst by •triaiog out Me-«ixlh of ess per oral, and la•eriiog ona-finii at par e«il; wUeh did not prrrall. Ayr- A!,J. Dewey, ud Turaliama—2Ns>m-Ald. MeS»rai»oa. RnaeeU. Spaul- HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC.11111«tie Bin tf IteBIG HAT. We will guarantee to suit yon We hare none but purr, for we roast and grind one own. Which r-T—1 war Mt«pi«d. Bj Aid Dr-.r: Thai lee mart of tbe Hatre Ceamiilra t» uareded by Mriklnr | cut aat-iralk efraeper mt. oo Ceatiagrai rued mJ lawrlleg ont-fltUi of one per cent. iflf 1 W'Ht! BEAVER CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, SHAYVLS. FLANNELS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES, To those who wish to bur Something new. Just oUj., BOWNE’S STORE |siKii?8tTiiu Mackiit netit„ ripsr Pai Mb auestic Oil oiestic Mufe Mi OMESTIC I0NTHL’ CARBOLIC OIL I LIGHT-RUNNING THE JEWEL COOK! SUGARS. Siz-liole, Extension Top, Portable PUniebetl Copper Rererroir- SSSW,TCJ*^.“““ - — CheapeAt nn<i Boat: PETERSON’S MAGAZINE. DRY GOODS! Full-Siw Paper Pattern®! H. A. GOODYEAR. BEST. iSO^-SS® SfeSSSSSr And all other goodt neually found al­ ways kepi in Stock. LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. CROCKERY. CHESTER’S CURE! ffiTOffi,! Bm>T Asthmu, US. ACL ABOUT THE COUNTY. The Ladfaa Sori-j cfloeemod with the Presbyterian ehortb will U •urt.i.wi on Friday afternoon by Mra John Hortbkae, ether rceidenee on Grree uneL Tbe gentlemen are •pcefally invitedto lea — The cory found on our iMide pugso to­ day fa of uiuwe iateroal and wdYbe reed by our thoonaoda «f rolwcribees with taara in their eyo. be-aoae there i" not mure of B. It fa all alorat the troaaooUooo of oome •cventecu men who left tbeir homes aod Vive and Cimiliea for a wfcofa week and eugaureJ in the Uodable work of ewdreroring to dfanover an individual who did nor have -an account "gainst the Coanty. They did tbwir o«k woll-ewagcd in oo xdary graU-Uid no forJ-h <*>nP to reprut in lire futsre and bare .grin re­ turned lo make happy ibrir «i«s Hi­ de enea with the new .ilka and beoutiW toys purehaaod by the amount of euii awed by tbrir matt ANrk. ' The social for the b—* ■* tbnlfaptfai ehnrth will be haid si aba resident* of Mra MH. Wing.-lb. SaNfar Bo­ Bronchitit. •f aO kfada eared. (Itntora of the Brea* removed without breaking the .kin if tak­ en euiy. Knife not ok-1. Very little pain. Cell on or add™. K. V. Baows, M. D., apr!2tf Hotinp. Mich. Catarrh, Hay Fsver. Colds, Ac. AsdallDWra*.■ctlL»it«r»lrai«rrOrru"- Exetrraicnt to tho Rocky Mountain!. WONDERFUL CURES ■SS’SefjaaF5^ Wanzer & Barnes. TRIUMPHANT! The Advance Plow , p. c Na F*a*l * >V- *•»•’ i*te» ->•” —. xJ uli " 1 1 DRESS GOODS I defy compauunn io quality aaJ Prioc. ■DQME3T irSWlSGNAHBCQ ffigsss RATEmts... I have on hand a full alack of Dry Goods of latest styles and also The Aiohirn, Topeka A Santa Fe Rail­ •nd jewelry Jum roewired at J. Bobertr, nod ho arranged with tho variowi rail­ PnalOfoto kilding._________ Rl 25 road lino* in the country for ipecia) trip M. D Reed desires to call att-nUoa te retrain tbe Rocky Mountain, .nd ha. "•cured th- following raira to Denver, Colorado Spring.. Canon City. Pueblo mad return from Kanaaa City and Atebteon, any work in his Hne, M; 8l Louie, 160, Chiracp. «65; Quinej, 150; Ciaetanati.’Mds'jlufl.lo, STS. tod eomajNiodti.gly lew retn* from all petal, eeat, norab and aeutb. Three ticketa are goo-J for 00 day. .nd to .top at ill Nation, watt of th, Mhrntm river. Tiokbu are oo rale at all principal sOtfoua Juel received aed for mUm Ufa Mat* thr—igbovt tbo country. Thu fa the new living ratea, a very 1 trge Meek of .Udi*' route to Dmirer through the mrdc-a of G there, first <daa make MW ami CkU Kansas and Colorado. Saul for map., dren'a Gaiters, Btote ,aad Shoos of al) rirestau, tiraa taMra, ate., to­ kisitfa and prices, SHppns, etc., eaa. C-aae ; T. j. AjenrrtViX. Gen Peaa. AgL and are for roarrahoa. Store «n Jeff*,, .1 . Topeka, Kan. son Street, mM ride, njfjfcsfte the litfle brick. Jonx G. Ruhtan. —IUSS' W. F. HICKS. B1NINGKES ‘ "OLD LONDON DOCK GIN." .nt. of al! tlie popular patients and best qualities at lowest rates. . I have just re­ ceived a full line of E.»«uib Men's and Boys' Clothing M. BINNINGER a 00. N’J.'tt^rar<r Si./ to which I DOW invite especial attention. I am selKug at prices that will astonish all. Come u> and look HATS AND CAPS. •nnSTu I keep conatantly on baud a full assortment of man's and boys’ Hats and Capa. bjrinngfoar neenuota pnmpt at­ m store'wiD bo filled with coed, and •■continued « u-tud. MOWER s REAPER 23 23 araiia Somtxxx RauVAT LIMA— popular line cosmeawd on •erlfara oaad, Monday. Hay 1« STOCK OF GBOCEBDE8 A full Hue at very low figufea. buying elsewhere. Prints t ,w rai< >• . Priii is! �Railroads. nHAMDTBDXK RAILWAl U JCWEfiO. ' rocacy of every plan of improvement oM only in MaMochuHm,, but everywhere in tho I nma. Tb= great causa* of temper £s£.*E&Iire' !.***" 0»EAT WESTERN RAILWAY. SXTaJ^KE.^ AGENTS WANTED. wmoif'W'iiOiSiPAH- ihmu tiuoaof Jollaro. They declare dial Prea- I dent 11 ayes'. title ia tainted with fraud, and do .tret .restate the trouble to ap '■ prove his iflocta iu the behalf of peace and sdaitniatralico economy. They exproto ihrir adboriou to tbe doctrine of Stale sovereignty in one breath and in tho next demand the overthrow nf tbo nation, al banking system and tho nbetitnuon of a paper curnaejr raued and managed by the Federal gorerament and the regnlatins of inter-Stata railway Emb by Feder- irT'1a*S,£t PLAYS! , PLAYS! sanzt! Ffft lam JaebH & Saiiiai RAILRDAI. ■> }“ •:*«/ a»m nw It ■«■■■ from &aXJi'WSSg”«£c r«> iwMjbrU. renal-tea <na«SM. ywrAwwdu. C-rtsxtes. K HEADACHE. ja4Ay:asys&g (JJA'WUUr • xvell ’ rew.sS SltCSra 066 st’",, ii ri iTl LErrT a>*'”r".ty*JI free school aymcm. But throe, like tbe berroles advocated, are put fxtb to ailure the few rtragxliag rotes they so much need. It may well be doubled if any other Democratic' convection will be capa­ ble of inventing a drag-net designed tu catch a great number uf unlikely fisl^Jita trei •fTbiro’rawt.srf Ml • »”*k i#W or»aw yhmeUu.QJ.1 demand the nine test economy,.and in tbe next urge tbo General Oororometu to equalise the pay and bounty of tbe’soldiera of tbe late war. a mesrare which would result largely in enriching k elam of daiiu ajeau and involve tho nation in At their recent ’ Convention th'e’jl^publicasB of MautechuaeUB nooueated the tA lowing effijrllcot tx.kct'. For fsorernot, Alexander IT. Ri< for Ideut. Guv., |{<|ratio O. K,nigLt, ifur S-ervtary of- the Commonwealth, Henry B. nrocc, leg Auditor, Julius L. >Clarke, fur AtforncyGeacraJ, Charles It Train, far Treaaursr and Eraeirar-GetMml, Chaxias Hudnut*. Three DcmicstivD.* haring been made, tbe Cawvwotioo adopted the Mlowieg O'ltspoken nmolutiotu by nearly an unasimm vote. They are wvrthy c! tbe glorious Republican* of ib\old Bay State. Jinolmi, That *re reaffirm first of all. an unwavering sllnriino? to tbe fundamce. lai truths snd principlei which, hsrc inspire ad the triumph of the Bcpublicin party. We »crop< tbe reoponsibility of national adniintstration, .igaiu commiltcd to the Ho publican bands, m a trust to be .xrreised fur the welffire of at the people, withoal diaainctiou uf raoe.oulcr'te-xlitv or erred. The armed r'.ruggle fur the (inion ami equal rights is.at an end. The grand rm- ®CHWrO^AL . .. rnaiion hats woo ilirir prioriptc triumph* w and by mean, ot rile lUpublirsn Party. The party will remain true to thte honored reeutd. and will cordially rappoet all Icgteteiiou which mm and ex|*risoce show action ot the Wjoeouaio Democratic Con­ vention «re bate an iHaatnlion of the ca parity af tho managers of that party to combine in a single platform tbe gr aim number of political and financial berreiawith the pureM dodaratious ofaa honest character. Wiacuosio is ooe of the Sutra which the Democracy expect to carry at the coming election All of iu financial declaration, are a* bad aa. they can be and Rail! WONDER UPON WONDER IT HAS NO EQUAL. TOB£LmTk< aca-iM.i 4s* «a Mui Mvrisas*. ixsiv v*a —u aM «ire*-w .f turwlMar. iMlsSias » ■must ter*! ihm, a.I ten. itelM. Hartls*^ l.r"l It, ICT. Ef>WAl{l>J.KriAMY. itunainniiix Am«bm .rxwtase IRAND RAPIDS DIVrSION. Tbe KetlaHe Man Mm lional history. Watchfully guarding and . firmly maintaining all that has been aalnur-1 which struggles through, an existence diseredtteble to tbo village and ruinous finaand, wc do not prvpaoo Io abandon the helm ' dally to its publisher*. But a email |*rt or drift with the tea, bat to address our. all tho papers in tbo state arc primed cn■dvro with rigor and Courage to ponding . tirely at home, from ons-halt to three. fourili* of web one of the rent being dene in Chicago or aome other city where the ssa Arjtuav ‘poteut bowels’ business is carried on, and serenty odd Michigan Weeklies are fur i nished with thaw partly printed sheets 1 from ons mtabliabment in the city named These contain, each week, precisely the ; tame matter on tbeir ‘potent' aides, and not more than a dvaco of them make a decent I , show of local affaiia on the pages printed | 1 it home. Aa a rule the receipt* of tueh II Xitdlr I'b.to C*rd C . paper* are not sufficient to admit' of tbe 1 employment of competent printers, »nd as ! RntJrtd, That we ball with utMpeakable a result ia typographical apfiearancc they I ' »hanie on art which io all its production * pleasure every sign ef promise of the final reBect it* nobility and beauty. This I and permanent pauiGcatwn ot the Southern1 should ’palont* nvwapeper system is a fraud with- [ wetion of our country under lucpl sell got, I out mi'.igati.in upon tbe editorial fraterai 1 ornmeol, Uaed upon tbe full recognition' ty, equated in no profcaeion except the! of the equal righta «f all by all; and w« ■medially approve lliO opiril and meatunu medical, wherein- the quack doctor is its of ths Adniinbtratiao aa widely adapted tu worthy cvnntcqisrt. Owing to this state I haauti this raault, an dictated by a juit1 of affaire the man pawr*»iog tho nv|uuiu> and training fur the production of a ■oom of oonatuutienal right ami duty, w talent gond, eoterprialng n*w*pa[er rarely re­ tending to promote a »pirit of ix-acc and ooociHatioo lietwren citixena of all oectiou* ceives such compenraliun or profit as his efforts deserve snd would 'receive in anv and aa already largity juatified by tho bet­ of tbe other pTufinsimu. But this will tor feeling and condition of the cuul try. lltuilnj, Thai, aa the faith of die coun­ not always continue, though up to thia । try in aulemaiy pledged to th« apu-dy re­ time each defunct not of'bowel*' has been entption of specie |>eymenta, public boner .sueewded by another, anxiou* to wrestle i 1 with tbo nowipapw eolio. In time three I and private internet slikc d.-ruand the fnlVmMt of tbia Wodjc- Wo sppron- tbe1; wortblira Papers which, as Grvely »aid.1 ■tepa already ta£>o/ and rejoice at the1 'Qnd fbr atoo iracraUble purpo**.- allow* in ogist,' will succumb to an enlightened pcogreM already isxtfc. We inaiat upon public dteeriminition and only the fitteM the adoption of all mcourt» noeeaaary to isaure reaumptira on s day not later than ' survive in town* or coin triunities jmpulotu ' enough to afford them a docent reward, at that now fixed by law,,-and th^l it 11 the leant, for thrit rxmllcnre.” duty of the government to maintain ite ooin and currency at all times at per with Mysterious u a woman's way. Seven*! tbo Mid otandard at Umywnwwnl world. week* ago a woman with ■ bright face and Jlatkrd, That the' •Ft&AjCfortuir.g pleasing sianoera. elegantly dressed, arriv­ and improving tbo civil service, which the ed st Columba*, Q_, and after breakfasting Republican piny ban undertaken, and to at a hotel went to a station house to apply which it also nainter committed, ought to fur a lodging. She was given a cell on bo pcrateteatlr and rtteolutely carried for the first fiuor. with the privilege of tbe ward; wo ftillv endorae the Utterances o! , prison, and aha lausouiatcly began to the Cineinniti platfuxin anil ot the letter ef brighten the lives of the poor prisoners. acceptance of Proudest Hayes on thia She made a doerave ooalsngbt on the tub)oct, that naminatioua to office ought , cockrowctesa and bedbug* by scrubbing bro to be made upon the wile rranoeaibility of cell sfmtn and again. Wbra the wood­ the Executive department witboul dicta­ work wm as neat u soap and water could tion or control of member! of Coogrew; make it, ahc bung some pictures on the that bODorty, capa-ity and GdeHty e.miti walls, and every day alm had a fresh bointo tbe only claim and qualifications for quet uf Suw'eni She has books in her office: that partisan service should not he ceil, and once iu a while aho takes a short! expected or desired from public officem. walk, but whenever tjiere is anything uf Who should give their whole serricw to ths be done far tbo prisoners she is ready to goveromert iod the people, and that the do it. When a drunken woman is brought term of office should depend anon nutac । in snd laid on the Boor, tbe ttrauge worncubed peroneal character aiid the aatiafao ln.its licnwlf, during the night in tory performance of official duiiw, uud n.A thing Hie pour creature's head, rul-bing poiitteal chsngss—and rurlially «u<tai» |I !<er luuute and fret and bringing her to and approve tbo pol^y and action of tbf her better self. The expense to tho city President in oindnaing liu admiiiutratios I1 <.f kuepisg this ministering sogsl in thr ‘ prison is tryl great.—She lives on bread ■ale I mEm :r^:; wauhartr itekte Ute th* 4i»ms unfit aatsss ‘ICTORIAL BIBLES. GRACE’S SALVE. WORK FOR ALL. fettSSwSiStt'ikss fe.Ta.trt MB, ISUtff■ nrTAuri .ueuae »«*..«■ L'SSW.-J’MfR.trtT.l'iJJ! >a«er BBlaalnoKoL All Ue a«u<, erM ixx^i^'ws.'.sttrws. EDIC1L IWCiL fflSWE. ll-Mlr apd Baltimore ■ '-HU IL ^r..Vxv:..k.k7VL’ NCitefiXfcS4 *"* ja>7faaT^~ the “iitiwT~ri»ii^io:" F. KMWNIA Pva.1 a. k. HouPEA.au' a®:, nek&le o ^’ciaxiiiaLTJvrJKi-Tii‘. ££72—... uu POULTRY WORLD. A «»leB4ee lUjutraitU MealMr, rahVe i ■sooasr AM«£Rot fcfeSV wuixxo* |uT,. 534830390202482348010101020100 ^£&2s;;;a7Sr" fie Gnat Snum Ttawiifin. WS&lwaaS} Northern RAILWAY COMPANY C had bora walking oo thr track. Lad bevo caught by Ilia ouw-ea'elier, and thrown on the plaiform In front of tbe engine, In such t pooitlou tbst hi. uil rested on tho glaa. part of tbo bright. The buff WM re­ leased from his unvumfortabla poaitioo, and wm found to be- uninjured, demon­ strating that fact by walking away without creu a limp. Mr. Snivley further asserts tbu the train must have been runuiagat tho rate of 40 mites ao hour when it caught tho boll. . Tbe New York ia spacing of President Haye' Southern trip, girro tbe following sensible advise to the people of sEKSSSfts [*rerf.... ibeuaw. relui.ll arsraaeaUla* lie a»w.,uu.ixHi. Im l.ui la rev work of currtitisg the abnies that haU crept into their service i, only begun, and Tim General manager of tbe/.’hiaapi & that much remains tube m-omplwhed in N'urthenstrou Railroad tell. Xo fullmrinz MawsolMaoUa, as welt w «dswrh«.-. in isri1 story, an it must be iron 1>» Tuesday der to show c.'ueimiarly that tbe priori, niitht, while a train wm running front La- ; pie, and not a temporary method ofadmin pocr to Flint, the engineer suddenly untie 1 kratioo. w» call upon ail department, of ■ d that thare wax aomathinir the matter! tho government to pm the President 11our with the headlight in front of tho locnmn . cordial and tffsc&Tc itpport tn making the iL-r.S’siLnS Depct, 104 READS STREET, JTew York. GEO. WOODS & CO?S PARLOR ORGANS ■!iaa r:’-r,tera-.=v-At£?“"e--' CUAXCERY HALE--------- -- pubiicuM to live within its bcnndrirw, sod even to recognise the richte of enfrancbM blacks. Let it abjure tbe theory and practice of repudiation. Let it sbaoduo sinister dmivns wjxu* th« uroonry. Lot it Lowra Col. Scute to hia devices, mU ! the Texas Pacific to its Lte. And finally ^asaas?**** CKNTRAL � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-10-24.pdf 9f4155ac7dda9de785c0c22bad1865a5 PDF Text Text ratks —'Bajraa FfflFESMll 22. NO. 26, 119 DR. C. RUSSELL. HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., OCTOBER 24, 1877, , | Jackson Wagon, Which has stood the teat for years ami still stamls at lhe head of the list for light draft, durability and good workmanship. To any one thinking of purchas­ ing a wagon, we can make it to their ad­ vantage to cull and examine the Jackson M agon before purchasing elsewhere. Come and see our DENTIST liciiiu. Single Buggies & Platform Spring Wagons Which are all fully warranted, and selling at prices which cannot help but please j We are also agents in the County of Barry for Birdsall's Celebrated Clo’ I Holler, The only machine now manufactured that threshes and hulls the seed in one machine. All who intend to purchase Glover Bullers this season should call on us immediately, as * there zia so great a demand that late orders wilt hare trouble to get machines. Terms liberal, with a large discount for cash, We also sell the X 2S£ 3L. X7OrXIVX>lXEXlL.X^, Manufactured by Phelps «fc Bigelow of Kalsmuoo, the best irking and most desirable mill built. MESSER BROS. WS/i Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, "Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine the WIARD PLOW, before purchasing others, Every one waranted. ,STiT. ff. J. Those contemplating buying Caniaie. 81a ui (huetlal Mowers or Keepers should see painter "You furgst," he said, with aome cm barrawmeat of manner, "that w« world', people ve inclined to be more cereaiomMu and formal thau, perhaps, there is any need of " "Yen, friend, but tlwreii no impropri­ ety ip your calling me lU.hnl, whan I am as young as thy daughters." said the pret­ ty Quakeress with a iJy smifa. A shade of pain crcaMd Colonel Latatart's face Yon remind- me,'" ta Mid, prcaeotly, resting himself near her, ■•that I am no longer young, and yet I am about to do what you will poaibiy eall a very fooliah flour scoop! And she don't stick out a bit, and you know, Fred, that it looks very queer, now, to w ono's olotbre bang straight down. She makna mo laugh, though I try very hard to keep on a a,tar you. Come right down and see tar. face. I guess I stall like her, for she don't Colonel Lambert followed his daughter look at all cross. Esther called her Mias to the tall, where stood the object of Jtn Rachel Buras. Don't ycat think it a sis's curiosity, with tar back toward him. pretty name, brother Fred? I wish 1 Tbs Colonel frowned. He turned to s servant standing by. "Stop, stop, rattlebrain! You will sj-oil “Hugh," be ami, rcbukingly, “whjr my aympenum! ’ exclaimed Fred, pv«r- o-.l.cr female acquaintaacei. that sta wm have you not shown her to the parlor?'' pewered by thi-s flow ot language. “You a per; < tual study to him. She sever pro­ Hugh muttered something about "Jow talk ao loud and so fast, that I don't half fessed to ta anything she wm not. Iler people," which, luckily for him, Jbis mu nudcMand what you have been saying.. straightforward honesty, her naturalaaai. now—to-offer you my hand, my heart m ter did not taar, and led the way to the i Tell me over again, slower." Whereupon tar unyielding sense cf right, her manner*, airrady- in thy keeping. I have studied doaigoated apartment Atta Fanny repeated tta general piirwon ao aii.ple and uutudted jet ao reliucd, and your diaracter thoroughly, I know you to Al tta sound of voices, lhe woman turn- of her communication, ending by advising lastly, her singular beauty, unadorned, bat bo a higtatiribcipW, refined, pure-minded, him to be punctual al tea, if lie wished to still far above' tta influence of tta unbe- inteluKtual woman' whore fote would ta a •'M.J.m," Mid ths Colonel. with > po­ ecmiugaunouudings, were combined, fast blearing to any man. 1 Ijarc passed the lite bow .nd a graceful ware of the bind, From thia jumble of worda, Frederick liecomuag a magnet powerful enough to days of romance, and th. art cf winning "please to walk into thia room and be sent Laatlxrt gathered that there was a .Iran- draw tta Quaker coatame audita Quaker fair lady by the rotes of etiquette I never sd. Jessie, go up staira.' ocr in the bou*\ and that said stranger studied; but you need aot ta assured that There wm do mfataking the Iquk of was not a common-looking peroon, but on Jouie and Fanny unproved rapidly, »ho«H j-t-u loek upoa my pro[xml with command oa her father's faro at he gave the contrary, something of a euriewity, both in mind aud manners. Kiad,' but favor, your happinew staU ta my care thu order, and the dtrappointed Jowie re­ jading by his slater'a Hvsly deeoripteui. firm; gentle but rraoluts, familiar but dig­ Jimic end Fanny both love you very luctantly obeyed. He Mt down and mused until the tall rang nified, lhe QiuktreM soon obtained an m- much, give them ths right 1<1 Jove you aJColonel Lambert closed the door and for tea* Ordinarily, ba would have gone cendaoey over tbs giddy girls, whose chief wsys. I tare more money than I know looked st the figure <n the sofa. Btawas immediately down; now, however, be f.alts consfated ef too great a lore for play what to do with, talp me speed it. You young, just bow young be could nut de stupfol a moment to brash hfa hair, pnU and a didike lur wholesome restraint may ta nury-njed, Rachel, lx* you are not tsrmrae, and attired with great plainer**. up bin dicky, sad consult hia giam. Rachel Burns did not Ueat her pupils m offended I truaL I am m<wc,. though I Her dress and shawl were of a sombre When he took his seat at tha table, ho | children, but m miaatare women. She taav not ta eloquent. gray, and she wore a Quaker bonnet- Yea, found himself directly opposite th.- .Iran , spp-kd to their self-respect. Jhr reasoned | Ractal Boros raiuri her, eyes to tta it indisputable w« a Quaker bonnet, of gar. To bis father's forma! introduction, with them, .he showed them the defonmid Colonel's earnest fare. drab satin! How lucky that Fred waa ber musical "I am happy to make thy ac picturwjof Iguorancn and the beautiful • Offended, wbeu thre han paid me the out about! Mixa.Anu Gordon would hare quaintamoc," made him start with sur- picture of Wisdom, the made study a bigtaut' eocnplimcnc io lliy 1 power !" ata bad Iras prospect of becoming Mrs. Lam auswerrd almost reproachfully. 11 tape bert than ever. * "A Quakeress!'' ho inwardly exclaimed, cl>«« will give me credit foe moi\reaso "You Wished to see UM?" said the Col- alter, having somewhat blunderingly ac­ than that. 1 reaped thee laghly, fnond one!, interrogatively. knowledged her calutalibn. "What does world, except their faltar and taottar Lambert, nay, 1 tare a warm friendship “Yea, friend. Thee advertised for a this mean? Hu my father bean playing Fred, who, m be Lad promised, proved a for thee , but though 1 am very grateful govoroaaa; perhaps I ean suit. lb«s," wm me a trick’ b the fertrem of my heart to valuable auxiliary to the young guvcrncaa. for thy kind offer, I am oblige i to tell be carried 'by storm?" the reply, is the most silvery of voleer. "Why don’t you aometanes wear a pret­ thre that what thou aakostlfa impossible.” "A Quakeraa, by all that's good!" These queries passed rapidly through tier drcM, Rectal?' asked Fanny, one day, A jxjued rxpreasioo settled upon the thought the Colonel. * m the three were sitting together, sewing. geulleman's counteuanra. “1 infer that you are a teaeber. Have "Sister IfeUr mvs you have a fin* figure, "I feared so! 1 feared so!*' ta said, in you taught lung?'' end it is a pity you hide it in that gray a tone of mingled odnera .nd disappoint "Loog enough to understand my baaigown." ment "I am an old fool, Ilarbd Bunw!" arM, I hope,” she rejoined, lifting ber eyes "Fisa feontan make fine Unia, my Jea “Nay, nay, air • You are a man, and a modesdy from lbs carpet. • "I am in want of a good teacher for my bird, would thee?" said Rachel, p.uinfl QuakercM, with Ming. two yout>" daughun; and I not only want tha little lady's rosy cheek with her thim■ Then why, won't yuu marry me, Baeh' them teusbi books but rnMnera. They bled finger. air interrogated the Colonel, quickly, era uudsr very little reatraint al present, "And Kttaaays she knows your hair eyeing her keenly. and 1 fear are irrechimaWy rude. Of vdrold curl beautifully, if you would take "Because— because—' Mammerod MEehcourse you thoroughly understand the dif­ pains with it, and not put it back ao straight el, blushing like a peony, and avideatly ferent English branches, and know someand smooth," ceutinocd Jeanie. emberraased, "1 am—lU tell thee at name When he eould, without incurring the tling of Fmckr ■Curh are for doll*. thee would not future time rAy I can not bo thy wife. The blue sjea met hia own unabashed, imputation of rodsbem, Frederiek lookcJ make me look like a doll, would thee?'1 Meantime re ean ta friend, a. usual, can and tltf silvery voice, iMwend, “Yea, at Miss Burns aOsstively. answered Rachel, with an areh smile. wo not f rite added, io the mote muaieal Her figure was rat1, sr slsn-'sr and deli “And brother Fred says," added Fanny; of voiros, placing a amall band in the Col cate, but czqufaitsiy proportioned, and encouraged by Jessie's lucres., "that you ooel'a great nalm. very willowy and graeefttf. Her brown I have a very handsome neck, which, ' "Y<ra,wi]( hare it all your own way, I hair wm put smoothly back om a white, earnestly wietaa you wouldn't take So To begin at first principle!, would the het open brow, andfastearei ta a knot behind I much paina to cover up. Why do you.' of her belonging to the sect of Friend, A soul of reuaibUity looked out of bar bem objection.' .She Junked acnalUa, iarge, liqeid dyes of blue. Her complexion her mauner* were quiet and assy, bar lan­ wm of that peculiar fairncas and fro-hnews guage well chore, at least what bo had which fa ao difficult for art to imitate. Her mouth wm .mail, her lip. red aU& ripe, and her .mile attractive. Su<fc were the externals of Rachel, the Quaktrus. But bar draw wm so ridieolmu in lhe Political Noles. eriliad eyes of Frederick, that ho half Wendell Phillipa fa nominated for Gov forgot lhe admiaaious bo had been foreed nrnur more and elected less than any other every precaution against deception. to make, in her favor. Her narrow­ The wearer of tin drab bonnet smiled. clinging drew of gray, in such atrikiog man io Chriatead^n. ' "If thee would like a reference 1 ran coutrait to his dasbiag sister', ample jkirtx. Tta Republican State Convention at St give thee one," she laid drawing a folded the round espe that covered but could Paul, Mian., jdGfted a emptatipaper from a bag that hung upon her arm, not ronre.1 lhe bcauufttl neck and boat; and ksilv, ths eurious them and rally appnomng Pnmdcoi Haym'policy, thoua aha ao lavishly threw into tar coo drelsrinJE ttat the qwesrion of payment of vcnalioa. tta ao-raltal State railroad bonds shall-ta That she talked well, ta could not deny; submitted to a rote of tta people, demand- the Waiter A. Wood Machines At A. *i. Rack's CsrrJ*<« Shop MWSMSL. - pair ot Urge, eloquent eyes were looking bun full in the 1WJ, With serene self-pos­ session? < "I am afraid you won’t be firm enough with my romps. Yow look good-natnred. Governesses are usually croon, or are ex­ pected to bo eraar, are they no*?" ho cuntinned with a smile, resolved to say some­ thing. ' "I bee can try as," answered Rachel, Wm. H. Goodyear Himflga&ng peoples drug sreas. Bkye.lM'. PTWOtp*—"4 Fumlr B«to" WHOLE NO. 20’2, . demurely before tar, sod looked no comical in the depth of tta floor seoup, sod raid; ‘ How does thee like me, friend?" in a voice so very like the Quakeress, that Frederick, tlrougii ho bad got hia mind mode up to -aid her, could only laugh. “What fa thee doing with my bonnet, Jrasio?" said another voice, clrao at band. full of giggle, expecting to nee aomo$ing Frederick started, and so did Jrenie who very amuamg, but the gravity of their' thought it pradeut to retreat tahind her father, and the gentle dignity of the ■‘fan- brother. oy looking woman" pi a damper oa their "1 am afraid my flighty sister taa been eauhwrant spiriu. Laughter gars plaoo ia mischief, Mnu Buras," he replied, u to acriouancBi, and acriounena to wonder. soon m he eould find the use of his ton­ They awkwardly obeyed hia hint at a aalu- gue. "But pardon tar thia tana, please, tatioa. .nd stood starinc a: the new-eomer and 1 will xaswer for it ata shall not re­ with open eyes. peat tta offense." The Quakeress araas, kiaed Fanny, who “Mj Dime is Bactai, I like not tbs pro stood nearest her, psin i ber arm around fix Miss," said tta goverasas, tranquilly. ■Bui bow can ttae flatter thyself that the child wfll do better, when thy laughter g-xid i'riends." , tat eDcvuragcs her folly*' .be .dded, fix­ "And now." mid tta Cotata, plaeing a ing her eloquent ayes reprovingly upon band upon each of lhe curly brad., "teU clt rebuked and lowered in | the housekeeper to ihmr Him Burns a room, where eta can ra* until tesHlmc, hi*.awn esteem. Ila colored before the when we shall Uy to become better ee­ keen gate of lhe Quakeress. “I wm wrong; I ackaowlodge it," ta Ten minutes afterward, Frsdsriek tare replied, iagenonaly. bert, who wan silting in hie own room, "Then tta fault is half atoned for," re reading, was .tertled by. tta entrance of joined the fair Raeta), with a smile that hia favorite sister, Fatrey. more than balanced our hero's awenratary ‘ Oh, brother Fred, I hare sueh new. mortification; "and I am sure that ia Jes­ sie's brother I shall, re future, find an ad- PHYSICIAN i SUBGKflN JaMi or^Dvainsufo. wrrfdly P"- with Drast.»a teeniwl. teeeated,- segued hrs UicoUon. She dmpfayerl neither afieetatioa aur ngotum, but aimply gave utterance to a rare com­ bination of wit and good sense-, for, par­ adoxical as it may are, t*-- -*------QeakawM could nay aa dry th equally dry a way aa anybody The Colonel waa charmed. For once ho had dene a aeneibls, to wei *• * thing. His----- -- ------ ” *bo convinced _ of young ladies,---------------------------------thd utter fooliahsasa sad injustiosoflui SqueaatUh prejudice against the gantu Quaker. Frederick was oec-eommiiu! and kept Is the back ground, denying all in- "You areas putty u a picture," ho mutuwed, faxing into her upturned fece, ••and it would bate been ■ jml (feel cheaper fur me^f 1 hod Ulen your picture instead of youraelL Has that jury agreed?'' enquired a judge uf a sheriff whom he met no the staira with a bucket tn his bxnS. “Yau," replied Patrick, •‘ttay’ve agreed to tend out for half a gallon/' Captain.'' said a son of Erin, ar a ship waa nearing the roast in incacaaant weather, "hare Je an altncnic on board?" "No, I haven't." "Then, be jabber*. Well hare A baby fa not a very large thing-‘ <»lj a baby," mys ttapwt. * "J — *“* CurwUtata* gio good that would result from sacsMoe It fa proposed to invite Mr. George William Curtis to address the lUpablirass .crept Mps: 1 ' ( . "Mr, Curta would tars aroewptam in this State of eu_-b earaestacM and tnagniltd. as la —a him of ita coedid » port vf Che Republicnn party hero in hi. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Franies, until you bare priced their Goods, for you will rare money by it. ____ and attend promptly to all calls day or night. Sartdb Side. State St., HwUugB Mich. language. It Was a brillianl idea, and hfa mind wm made up at onra. He would Mraigtawsy ewtag. Mta Burns Wllhoul tta sdrira or tatarftmee of anybody. Singukrly eosugh, hia onhurr—mint took flight, and ta procsadsd to initiate hfa foir listener into tta mystcrMnof tta t«np«tiv« dispoataoas ef Jcarie sod Fnaay, and tta — __ i___ r.., ____ ta Among all ia alas, there fa mm thing tta Republics party nvrar did. It pavnr | �fr^a.l/oq/t Btf/lrii Owe Now York Letter. N«w You, Ort. l»h. 1®7. ■aO. SB. XSrtWCTT - - - MMTvaat f I Bcriax*#—Tnc Oaw»x — Axonm ; Htuks—Tub List Swibih.x — Po- i H- R. Stevon* Cdlumn FIRST DOSE (31 A BOBTOK PCLICX OTIOB Uewnno#, M «■-, Or. 34,187T. Without maxing appeoprialiom far the sapport of the army fur lhe present fiscal year has rendered necesaary a »a/pe. akxi of pa) meat# to tha oMaars sad mao of ths saiiwilutibria for mrviee reodmd after tbnjmh day uf June W. Th. army its mnaben. refulate its onrannati-m and only of Berry. Tbri man. robbed by treaeh-pinion admit of * e a, orating will be Beal invited to (peek rwrevt lhe same at staled period. The staratew, however, do not authorise the pavmswt nf the tnarn in ahacoee of ape dfic srpropriariots ther* for. Tbe CuMiutioo haa wisely provided that “no money shall be drawn from the Treasury but in ceoaequenre ot appropria tion* mods by Uwand it has siso been deutersd by striate that “no deportment of lh<- G<rvrratncnt *haN expend in any one Gscsl yer any ram ia e acres of appropria lions made L-y Coorpnaa for that fiscs', year.’ We have, tberribce, ao army tn serriea authorised by law and entitled ta be paid but ts> funds availabte fur that purpose. Il rssy abo be said as an addi­ tional inoentire to prompt artioo by Con grow, that sroev the minmencwi,ent of the fecal rear tbe army, though without pay, Ims been eoustantly and actively employed ia arda .its and diaerrouf service, ia the paerfonnaoei* cf which both the and men hare discharged their duty with fidel­ ity and courage and without romplaiut. Three rirmruartanoor, in my judgement, canmtltato an extraordinary occasion re- jnir ing that Coofwaa be convened ia advance of lhe rime jrrertibed by law for your meeting io regular eradon The impartanre of speedy action upon thi* sahjoet on the part uf Coogrere ia ao manifest that I venture to anggret tbe propriety of making the neeewsary appropriation* far the rap­ port of th* army for the curreot year at its present maxtmutq numerical strength of twcntvAv* tbnuaarid men. leaving far future ruNkieniiou all <[uertlous rehuing to »n iaennao or decrease of tbe number A* evarytLi.g prrt*iaM>g to the U'l nm. of lhe country i.rf.nfoee-t I c*Bed upon artenil »< ths Umeicwi jsd.Uwu. Th. report, were all Mika. Bnainem ia now healthier than it hat been at any other time ainor lhe war The volum; of IAd. th# good* pnwbared « different. 'Tbe pnrvbaae of fin* goods i# Dm/ .nd trad* runs largely to nccesairies. . li brief, mere ebant* are bwyiwr liberally, though rery eareftally. and are beyfasg intending to pay. Th# report* are all to the effect that tbe farmers are all doing well, and buying fairly well, while lhe working people ia tha town, arpedally tboae who are dq-ctsd vet upon the manufacturers, ant poor, sod arc buying rery little aa yet. But there it • strong hope of improvement ia tbeae, as the good ooodilioa of tbe farming com­ munity cannot bat baip to improve tectr avt. Altogether th# merchant* are of lhe opinion that the good times hare com meaccd. and that they will continue till we get back to a good, aafe, steady-going enndkioo tf lbtega. full line of Underehirtu and Draw All Disuses of the Blood. •*» »ut fur FALL TRADE. Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT «m- PRKSf< SVITF end OVERCOATS: In FwowAtrnr G»d> •. b*wa*J>« -t «.:» of . ni« line of WORSTEDS and dra latral atyhe «» the BEST FITTING BROADCLOTHS far DRESS SUHS. WHITE SHIRT «th. Chy | CHEVIOTS for CASBIMIBIB fa A empiric line COLLARS and UBINKMM Seventy-one Tears of Age. CUFFS and the Uteri novelties in SCARFS, TIES .nd SUk Hamftt^hirfr. rtVERUffA* Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. were koowu, such merranrila booses M Spring A Company's betoofed not to th* -Lout Arts, " but to the undiscovered and undeveloped art*. And but far oar early S3. progenitors—Adam aad Eve—beeomioc cbilleil with the Irgiitncsa of their ward­ robe, and disgusted with its style and ieaa merchant, who withold, his name, make ap, who knows that we, poor hu- perattafeii the the Khedive to allow an­ the Pledge? taana vrould not, to this day, hare been other ca« ti be brought to New Tork, and ' robed in fig hare*, eatiag furbiddrai fraita, snd browsing .round pmerallv . Th* Al­ be donated the oat of bringing It—(100,- ’ The papers are aU drawn, and aa • Bretsw MiesM«s. TMtt mighty saw that human nature wav in- 000. eliaed to indirlenee and wiekedneoa, and soon as steam cm do it, an obelisk that He ccnsequmlly gave them land, wood, Mesas aad Aaron looked upon will be M water cite., and told them tn make th* up in the youngest of the great citi<* of most of the situation or frcwxc in the win­ Who the dotssr ia, ao om ter, and melt in the rammer and vtarre al! th# world. ie hud*, cndonKiKut*. the time. They went to work, and the public, credit, sbeull rrralt is peace, ulefity, gon I efothra. and IgTra* htf a*-.- let! - I an abundance of all the good things mor­ aging or proposiog to tal man can deairn. All tbe good tilings required far person- i a! comfort and adornment ean be procured at th" mammoth merainriln house of i justly loo, have quit work, and ate trying ! Henry Spring A Co , Mr. Spring being 1I to stake the ■trike general The notable the bead-ctnu-r, and on# of tbe old buai- ' l>Uur* of thia erueute is the fact that a n-wi men in this eity. He has been in the upe and downs ot mercantile life a quarter ■ woman h ooo -J the leaders, and a prinriof a centnry, and is bow at the htadnf, we |»1 one. Nary Hofater, • young Bohemi­ bilieve, tbe larnwt dry goods boose in an woman. who haa sained a great tie*) of influence over lhe Ul■orers of the eity by of appropriations for the ■npp-irt of the her fervid oratiwy and advanced comniuo- 7#g#±i# Ii told by til DxngglflU. military M«Hishmcni fur the fiscal year street, u 44x100 feet, four storied above , ending June 80.1878, weir trxaamiited to lhe hasement. making five floor* occupied btie ides., took paoitioa as it# reel bead, The Mild Power * ! Cangrum.by the former Secretary cf the ty his trade. lb* ci gar-maker., who are Urg-dy foreign I Treasury at the opening of it. serai >n in The lower floor, <X basement, is devoted I December lari. Tbene iwttmatea modified to the jnbbiugNr wholesale trade, in whieh Arc, and they obey ber commands without' HUMPHREYS’ I by theprereot Seeretary ao as to «oof rm the house is <mi» extensively engaged. Il i to prvarnt revfuiren»CT>t ■ are now rtuewed. b largely ««x-kcl with hleaebtd muriins questioa. The majority of lhe cigar msk । 20.(‘00 10,000, Homeopathic Specifics M.000 i£oo6. i amounting to 832.43G.7G4 98, and having of all grades and widths, denims, cotton era are the lowesi grade of Gcrauai and . E-a la *vla»rs> was IvnO rears. Kesrij been trinamitled to both HouM .ofCno alrit. drillings, linens, erash, towering*, PvW. who live in the filthiest tenement । ii.a.t • - re ,. - ;wi t. j.j ■ IF in lace of the dec ion of Kendall the pet । greM ar« submitted for your marideratkma. cotfon-and Woolen flannels, all Myles and Lonsee, doinjr their work there They ua Icatsn# Rff IC«i<T~aMiiHW»sh»s»a. Tas* . ntr WATT. q.jlhiss, efalhs. eomfor* end blankets, undrr paid and over worked, far tlic tta- । * “ f pcakar^f the [I'>usa of eBMEItEThere is abo required by the Navy De- battings, waddixgs, Yankee notioes, He Il is, however. »od jarttr-mt ibe ram of S2.003JM1.27. ThU M r.Spring aelb a greet naany good* in job­ ton that lhe trade is easily learned, and ' he prvporal uf the .S'nd to euta is myde up of *1,448,8*11.60 due t« bing tots to mcrvhsats and denim alreig there in aueb a glut uf workera that tha j ar adopted by the prMent ■ Meer, and enlwted raan for lhe lari quae- I ths Bn# ref tbe Grand Rtjiid* A Indiana emplcyen ran get anr amount ot labor at j •e uf Reprrecatatrvaa. we tea of tho lari feealywar, *319,538 due for 1 Railroad, a* aleo to iradeemen in ail other their ore price. The employe™ ere al-1 adranora made by the Firaa) Agent of the diresSioec Merchants fa town*, where moot ail foreigners Mid are merciless to-' presume every Rej iblican will agrtc. Government in London for the rapport of,, rerali streiks only are required, frtid it to the foreign rarvire, *M,iM0 dm- to the ; th-ir advantage to purvhsro their supplira ward lhe poor uf their own nalionalitiiw. Th# Metasge. and rrileouh their stoek4 in this city, and Th* rtrikirs now number fire thousand, We plaro before nir readers to-day the i arrearages ofpsy to ofieers and fit5,Sl!)4W j■ everything in ibe Mry gw^s and 'carpet and it ia probable that the morcmcmt will, for Uro aspport of Urc Marine Corp*. lin- m lie procured cfBoring A-Company. go on till it embraces al! the operative* of' brief bet eomyrehe atVe menrage of Presi­ i IVL?.. . L-. u___ __ ____ 1 ____ ___ tcuiciat. nrram. tbe city, . dent Hayes, to the Congrre* of.tb* United . Them will alw> be needed an sppropriaStaira, coo ven«d in special raaaion. We' • tionof |2«.’.53J.22 to defray the nt-wtlrd ask for il the alteat a# of oar salacribcrv,, J npefavov <£ the. United States Courts tor the fecal y*»r eoditg J ewe 30 hat, now . one that originated ia this ewy. and b be- J and believe it will, I due to atli«wy>. darks, eommiwiooets .nd iog proaecutcd from here The n.<*hu : •f every tbi*hiag! . martiiak au-l for rent of court rooms, the oponodi u very simple. Il is a' • wire ewe TUES' BMEB TUB! (rapjewt ofprisoners aid other deS.d neiea fane* of But a very mw pattern, aadwhich I । every eenrerraHe style am! quality. The Rest '1’ixfaes! The smooth- j A part of dhe building uf the Interior ' On tbe right as you cOUv is a depart­ is not eivn [etcntolln ment devoted to fringes, buttons and toagurd sgeBljdrow* it to a farmer, se<l j Department waa destroyed by flrw oa the 24lb of biat mooth. Some imm-dute re trimmings far ladies' rad children', dreroea aolieitia him to beam# an agent for it. I Frco for Ono Year. who b ia Pennaylv nia anting tha dfacoo-; p-xir. and temporary structures bare in cun- in alm<at endlrai variety, aud oe tbe left a* an ioducatucot he offers him fifty rod. j lUTtowblilk. Umr-faarU >Mr •fits**. tented miner* to re soro to Virginia, .Mr. i •..jurnre bee--use nu-raaary, relimatrn far is located any quantity nf h wimy, gfovre. wt*yy-w»k iMral tharasw mH I.a.-ra fare provided bq will pel il ap along lhe Morton fa sick in adiaoa, aad Mr. Sha-! wUvh will be tranamittevl to pongrcM im- ribbowe. handkerchirfo, arektiea, notions, and re oo until you I ra gsamg at tbe rati, where it any asrveaa an advert*#- I ran matianding to hfa mining uper.Uonx , madiately and an apprtrpriatton of the r«|- beauty and rariety hefoire you. Down meat fl ■ a handnapse fence aad the obit* funfe is respectfully rreommended. oa the Paeifie coaa . Thbmakra lb# di- | The Secretary of the Tre*,ury will coin tbe counter t<> tbe right a abort distance turner bitra.M th# offer. Flpt be grts viaaon of partire in he Senate thirty-nine 1 nluoicU. to Gmirtom in connection with and you reach tbe largest, ricbcM and J*rfifty rods of fooce for nothing, aad if be b.j ■ unnt important branch of the retail lhe rethrMlea far the appropriutloml be lhe Republican, againu thirty fear Detnaerat*. dor* get aa erder he gets a libera) ra mreckoning Jndgs ; aria with JteDcteo- supjmrt nf the army far lhe ramot feeal tradfe batobate* to th# bwfer. ii is that of drrm find' Here is a pretlou eaoh foe miraioo. He atgos wb*t he rappee## to year, estimates far och other deficiencies orate. in the different branchm of th. public wrr- Preaeh n-rreltiea, delshies. alapaeaa, and be ao order for fifty rods, and immediately vice as rc|uir« itnntediate action and can­ the style, of cbesp and sxwily good* fw the * ire js shipped him. Thea centra a :> the fid! *ud winter trefe.1 Here ussy be tffi BiSTffii REPMJCtl BABB Tbe eaae of Jed, »Spofford of Doubt not. without ioraorenianee, be postponed sera snow of the riebsl sod beet good* in until lb. ftfpilar aumion. the market. Among tbe • patterns rin r.u>e rich *n< plain* that ho sra. to hare fifty rods free. I take thia opportunity, also. to invite called Rarpnor's. Tsmiw uhl irons and Judge your attention to th* propriety of adopting Agni saye, ‘'Gcrteialj, but yon have or­ ru.ocr.U- It finally al your prcacot scauou, the oraraaary l*g- flam and fancy plaids of i . _________ dered op. hundred ami fifty rods, aud the ‘Next ecmes the mournibg good*—alpacas, hi. crateniuls by a hlaiiou to enable the prople of the bombarios. biarita. ere. And then • de­ one hundred n-la you tassi [ay far al four I'sited State, to participate in the ad van partment of silk goods, iu which there is cents ■ foot." And he prdocca an order lages of the International Exhibition of a large stock <>l Wack aud cot red silks of with the farmer's Mguuturr to that effect agricultural -industry and the Snr art*, al! unaKtie* and My Ire. At tha rear end The pracem i. nfj rimpie. The fanner which ia to be held al Pari, in IH78, and in wbjeh thia Government haa bora Inviisaw an order far fifty ruda. hot when be CRAMl*fpNW earn, to sign, that order wm dipped up, f Ken tally ba# been «d by tho Government of France to take part. Thi. invitation was communicated aud kc really pul' hi. name to an order I'rarideat foe juatiee to that Goarruseut iu May, 187d by the of the lateri New York and fiir one hundred and fifty rods, that Uy t, to fill the vacancy Minuter of Franco at thia capital, and a wbiehwetterrw P.rw Vylratfor and ofiildree-. ition of Judge Darb. copy thereof waa submitted to the peeper drcam can b® f'Cnd. Further on to the juri underarrih. Ila is Irigbtea.d into IS THE “BEST.” .ul 12 years o! age, right at 1 left may l«- proeurod ladies' cor­ ffiviUK hia note for aay *300. which bn sets, uud-Tjrirmcnt*, rie; fennel* and mas- peris tn resiri; btri bo always find, that it luring the war, has Tbe Department of Stale Ba* received lies of all kinds, cloth* rmaamsrra, water ba. b^tn dipeoooted |t the nearart bank, many letters from various part* of the r ofKentscky ua ibe icountry ex greasing a desire to participate proof S'joda, tkfjng. gi»Kh*aM. priato, and far pays jfa Wfrea rill farme^ learn itt tbe Rxhibiti>t., and namertfua apptiuaKepuWiran Met. The secmd Ibur b devried wholly to that all Cbrae gifts and evwrpthiaK of the 1liooa of a aaanlar nature have also baen carjedegs, rurtaiu* .nd upholstrrrd fr-oda kind are merely swiedlaa, said that them __ Made at the United Slate Legation at Urrt i* a large stock of Mrpcriawa of all is always a ou under the qjeaJ. Sesalor Ferry rat seds Scatter Hamlin 'Pana. riylra and quuHtim. AuKrnft the new ar.d ofMajoc.as Chains n of, (be C itamiltee Tlie Dejiartment of State ba* also rc expenrire rrads. are the Axastnatera. V«* Tbe Democracy of th* city opposed U eo Part Oflfae and ■ort Roads. Senator eeivUd oMcfad ad rire of the atrno .t desire vet, body Bru«M>k. T.pariry, East Let c Hambebgiren lhe Chairmanship at lbw on the part of Ibc Fren:L Gnr. rnrurnt . Tamuteny are aUorapring to oombin* their CcmmiUre on Farsi n> Relafajcr, is place that th# United States should participate ebtacd lac- curtais* at from Zl» rent* perr fvrcea so en to make a saitmaftil fight ia lbw ontarpria#, and spare ha* hitherto ‘ fiisCtw CmMIOto. Thr been and still U reserved in the exhibni .o yard to * 40 a paw. Hollands aad Opaquer against th# hydra headed monster. alotha io all outer, aud widta and sreanl- Tribune rays, ‘ They pnmauaate,'' aud loa variety of fixtures. Certalra ar* pat LaitedhUlmto iba exdnaiou of other ' of enara* li.cj peswrastiaxt*, ao anti-Tam ■ up for parehamro lfa» dstdred. partial who bars bras applicnuts therefor, Tbe third floor ia occupied for reiltinpi, ley always Ad aad always wfa. fa* tom* la order that our Morines iusy be prop­ OHICAGO .- i. nothing Iwaret ip the m^voutepL The thepari week of the Say tog of the track erly repmseniwi al lha Kafcibiuon an ap­ ■ auti-TsaimMy Daasoarasy ar*J«|f Hkf th. “wf 43 Btilra of new niilrtrnd, making 1,548 propriation will be weeded farlbepayWMUt f othac Tammany Democracy, only they ‘aifea completed iu tfe United State, in of salarira arid uwpawoaa of Coaurimfooen; fur tbe trau.pnrtatioa <4 goods ; aud fi-r , bappaa to be left oat ia tba aafe. They 7877, .Raid 1,740 tail*, reported for th. other purposes in connection with the ph , arpmfae net to beat Ti lumsuy, bat to oonrapocuhug p«ic4 in .1876, &>13 h jiwt in raw, and as May next t» tha time eoa;pcJ a dlvfafoa of thaspofla. If they .1875.1,180 m 1874,;2^U7 in 1873, and filed far lhe opening of th* ExhUmiem, if r We TWJ fa«h. - them, if W7V ’ they ct. rtroag Tfeupaay kw» tV» up nf other eslicoe. the Beereriiv of immediate I Thia "be# baaa tbp pn«lM» far yean and The aonaoSdateS Sri tad THftmu* ia artfoa m apiwrecL To enable the Ualted wiU be to tbe sad of iisM. John KtiW iwpornfwhich Um praplaaf Miohipn Stet*# to rv-operate in lhe International wfil look them over, hwy wp #u*h ao h# msray raaaou to ba proud. Hia Exhibition whitfe w«* held st Vienna fa wants, and «u»!«iptuou*ly kick lhe «b1K7.7. Congreas then peosed a joint rvaoln Futiotm — Fpdgbl from Chinayo to ST*. Procraslfaauoe ia thio case means tion making an appropriation of *700,000 ■nd autlxjeialag lhe President to appoint Liverpool, wot inclading shrastor so* trans­ writer for a bidTh# lUput.lira.-H aro Clube of | * certain number of praeriatl artuanr aad fer eliarg**, four moesha ago wa. al lbs dofag Ntfe v oo-.btM- ««< b« fa lhe Chit* of Tim«aaar(b. Tribune of Twrefey wsai there a word relating l» tbs Rut* UeiaL 1 w iro v Jirlw 9tA. 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. EasKasnSriEwS $10, $5. or $2.50 CURES PRIZEDISTBIBUTIOMCOMPAIIY TOBACCO. STONE -WA.HEWe have a car lead cf 5540 gulloua of Ohio Ware. - I(f ’ H ia the bswl Smith Hogle & Preston. SHiv lata LIN IMF. NT TliCiitatl Weekly -TIbb’ westic Uetakn a'Eitic lata ! Diesnc io LIGHT-RUNNIJtG 'DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE BEST. :»Cffi8flB.lACURE! IMPERIAL SOAP CHBtPW AND BEST. WIHLV POST! The People’s Paper! WMESnc-SWING MACHI-f CO �.WdStCL- IIE10W8 Orangeville Items. Some of our estrrpruing dtixeoa ara 1 .-stlsyio^. some labor oa th* bottom-buds . in ibis section, i„ difrin- drain. aud plow ing whu MsuffiornUy drained to admit of I Fdsm«^ I *•*•***>>»•*». I ownCTERaT;.^ th* OrartmU and aufa and all Mro . “MCLOTHlNflblJSE. Double Store, 88, 40 and 42, Canal street, pairs around the farm, etc. Ihrce/layu^riu j,.,, nMtlb. factory Insure the time allowed to the judges i. far to short to propariy examine wverytking exhibited. Give them more time end we .ball bear leas about rings sod favor^ew. The Fair ww. a graud attcore and has opened the way to make the next oa. such aa exhibition as will booar toe Oounty. Stop grumbling and work Gold lO2t. Mtmd.ywM.dtt Mr. F.wlerfa |«x houto quit* rapidly) " Goods. The town bop bad a shooting match CLOTHING, ’ last Friday, In which a large number par­ HATS and CAPS, ticipated, and reececded ia abaoting a GENTS FURNISHINGS. lot of game. The hunters were off to the *iM.hm«Mk.< woods at aariy dawn and nearly all remain­ ed unUl night, when all congregated at jFAlXrO V GOODS the hotel for vuppor and to. eouuL The aidre wm vuito evenly matohed', one hav­ ing 1,000 and tbe other 1.130 count.. Il bring previously arranged that there should be a dance, a large party of ladies And Furafakiaf c*»U and pentiemen who were not oorufactod with the hunt, congregated for a good time. At ten o'clock in the evening all repaired to the ball room, and enjoyed a '■ Aa,| n-maruou of dancing, tha Silver Creak Hand j Mr. L- B. Stanley withes to. aay that \X>n Sunday the 2 J st twc. we ent from all who are iuterreted tn bavin” a ringing our garden a boquet of Dahl.s uninjured Kbool hero thia fall and winter are requtmtel to meet at th, Cub room over bythetroat. l ■ . Thebes: trade tUpret week bar not Mr-. Hand.' .tore on Friday evening of Lean brisk, a falhoj market wu the cause this week Ut all corse who are thinkfog of joining the clase, as be wishre to of lhe .-mall tranaactious. decide at that time what books toll be Rev. Leri Martcris in Grandville at­ a*td, sight of meeting Ac. On Saturday tending the District ^.'oofenraoe of the M. at one o'oloek p. tn , he would be glad to E. Church. He will perhaps return totneea all th* juvenile scholars who will join fogK. ., . a elam, and would like to mo either the Tlierc waa'not a Quorum of flio' A^er- j children or their parents, at the club room. men at the CoMca cipher '^n Friray The fine weather of the past few days r«™.W .L. evening, and conw^tatly no' ’ meeting of _m. 1 tbeCbsaeil.i .rsq , it amply repays u. for the storms tbit have proceeded.1 There is now a fins prospect Tbe Ladin of the' I'reabytcrian chureh efa ^orinus old-fashioned Indian Sumner, will hold an oyrttt faaiiral at’ Union Hail but Hk« all oilier Gue prospects it may on Friday evening Moretnbcr 2d for the melt away like th* shadow of a dream long venomous reptile*. ara now under cu’tira- ; beoata. of the uhurefa fond. before the ink bccumea dry upon this pa­ lion, aad yield taore bountifully Io tbu Tbe Udire Foreign Mirefonary Society per. Yeara ago this country waa noted hand of iadiutry than the moat productive of the 51. K. church! will be held al tbe for iu lovely weather after the falling of ti|» land* that have come under our obacrparaeoagc on Friday. (IculLmen .will lhe Lares Tim sun seemed to abinc with vatioiu. Mr. L Bringham experimented tne’jawer rays, the atmosphere was clearer on a piece o! manh land to aaccrtaia ‘ ' ' m tbe evening. If you want to btr any property, and and everything rnemed tn combttre to in- iI whether or nc\it could be utilired, and would be sore of gat ing the bent, far the vigorate the system and prepare it for tbe kail money, put a c nd in the Rtrcau- rigmu of winter The royri timin of there ercry plant rown or planted, that the days when the hickory and ckestniting writer could no* approximate a merited partita trade tbe woods ring with the.r delineation. But .to [mm from th- subject . rollicking fun will never come to many of of fanning, which fa a dry one— though to again, but thane days wa can live them farming on the inarah land u not ao dry— 1 ' over aud renew our youth. let us »oc what the boya base been doing I AVc do 1,'at kdow that any oftbe hands 1 .LXhC rumor rays that the be strong enough to kngtb of time. Ww are authorised |tu offer the Ifatera STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,; Rev. J. M. Merrifield dreed his engagetnent with tbe Uaivenaliat society co Sunday butt. Mr. Merrifield haa toug bare engaged in spreadidg tbn lighta of liberal Christianity sad we bailere wmeb gnod has beau th. remit of bin libers in o»r town. W. bare aot heard wbetUr SHAWLS, oa Friday atevooa < __ tuu*u are revjaratei to aswcmble at an earijehour Gtndcmc# ihritedjiofea ptsix.' , gl WcprothMd 1 ' ‘ k S PhMMc by the ara near I . sum three weeks cm* is improving f^ry rapidly aud wW proUUy-tan . the broken ridbrJfflT pervtxw. of W.yne eoOrty buffi^n^ Judge RreJjr fa Ml xymre ia .mbfab % county i» iuterswtod *>• *,u Fr"ar Wy M* ritas Jwdgw, Maw awwartl -l*ry ■ * Phoenix Block, State St.. call st bo VVNE’S store oclfimS - — ’ - —* — —yat •f HATS, CAPS a*d NISHDiG GOODS IffG I’ GEKTS' FUR to be found out PROMPT PAYMENT THEM AT MUCH LOWER I | bio iq- or big- m-a.t FIRST GBAND fRIZB Empire-. Bloek, Hawtfogv, GROCERIES. A.T THE CENTEISrjSriA.L TOE GREAT CAUSE KRY Just received First Prise at Wisconsin State Fair and at our-own 27*.*^ i State Fair at Jackson. ESS:! ’ ' ' . ^DETROIT STOVE TEAS. WORKS, Just out COFFEE. THE JEWEL COOK! ns NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE. Six-hole, Extension Top, Portable Planished Copper ^Mrvoir. TOBACCO. ; i ' -VJS =MEfe« SSSS2SZ lisiscsssshriiiali The moat beautiful and scientifically-arranged Diving Flue Stove now in the market. DRY GOODS 1 I have on hand a full stock of Dry Goods of latest styles and also ‘: L' ’* ,11. A. GOODYEAR And all other £tod* usually found aP way. kept in Stott. LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. CROCKERY. RESB GOO&S I defy ecunpetitfamfataRa&y Sad Price. SHOCKLXG DEATH. On Saturday evening last a HtHo fourja.-s-.ld daughter of Harry Anderton, th* Orftwll t>»w*to wt hUm) from th. Hsflra, who livwa on the old Grennell«. A. D. OS lu t!M. B- Wtstsrmaaa * Co., ot Xsw Trek ars th. importers lows'. Mr. Audenon had gone to the Uro to tic up aomw oow». leaving tha little girl Utoec tbia reason off 1 rods *f ground- who waa a cripple, alone in the roan, with Thia would make a yipld of sUut tfl akeroneoe bmp retting on a bureaa- She buabdi to the sere. If any ft ow refed- ‘ JULIUS RUSSELL, I^VDIK’S Something new. Among the wly holiday tn hare dene better Mt «• know. i O Al | on me before purchasing and I will hcII you goods. as cheap ns can be found in tbe city of Hastings. We Must Have Money II. A.. GOODYEAR, AKent FUtchcr, d&vcred in tha Tnibylcriau ehnrtt, lastSnndaj morning. fats.wy candid and eundW rsvkw of thpoouditfru of society, prior to and st the rime of flte Savfou/a krivenL j . ' It was Mr. 1W»U that arrfod off CAP8> SHOES, ETC., ETC. Call 1! tbe Sin of the BIG BAT. HOSIERY, VRLL :. 5 The Emmiuuc! et will be entertained by Illi IIOMB! j LADICS’ BIADMADS CLOAKS, 241,8 i in the oflfoe were drank last-week-, but that tabla uf apportuiuacnX did get dread- ; folly twisted. For tha benefit of those cf; our resders who did not hava lime to read , it last week we reprint it this week, straight, as follows; ■ : : IJ! i : ; BEAVER OLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS. FLANNELS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, | ! having gmt® eat won* Itae Worr.. Mr. Anderaoa wu nolgtw from the house over eight minutes, aud on bj» return found tbe light grate *°d h“ liuk gfa-t. whom be had previously bidtfen not to here Ur seat os. the infa, m.-rag. On tootiflfc aromtd ,hd Awnd b« »’ •*!"’* *>T VA.Nir.llN of airkinds cured. Canccre of the Hi east reawred without breaking tbaTskio if tak­ en aariy. Kail, not used. Vtgj little pain. Call on or addrm. E. F. Baowx, M. D., H<ll«f Hsrefags, Mfob. W. F. HICKS. BININGER'S 'OLD LONDON DOCK 61 of all the popular patterns and beat qualities at lowei| rates.. I iiave just rag . ceived a full line efT Excuraicnato the Rocky Mo«itain(. Tbe Atchison, Topeka A Sauta Fe Rail­ road has arranged with tho varfous railtowdJiMw fa the coumrv for aw rial trip rate* to tbe Rueky MouutaiM, «ad has secured the following raw. to Denver. Culurado Springs, Cano. CUy, Dmtblo and -------- '— v-------- and Atchison, Mm, 146; Qum—,,------ - —475. Import eras of Wlaes.IJrunand cwTwpnwdL.ply low rata from all dies, etc. points cast, ourth a»d senth Three tick to which I now invite especial, attention. L am sailing mt price* that AriH astonish all. Cotjie in and look over my stock. of U,0OT. An exchange are{—‘ Tha Ban who GOOD ICTS TO Tffi fBfflUC! .M-pt the .Urea, tod llW bed’ to terribly burned that tta flab rewttled who* bring moved. Nb Otic <an ever know Jfart htrw b,r eloth*. took tre. On examinaiirm tbe lamp wto &u«l wt the ftuor, with the =»«•■: t™»~ !■ r~. ~1 iep constantly on hand i lassortraent of meet's aad boys' Hats and Capa. A full fine at very low figures'. Prints t r.i.U Prints �ooo time )Mt Srt-.rday. The meeting of the supporters of the President, aad, coarequcntiy, tbe oppj neats cd Setvaice Conkflnpx rt Cooper Inrtitttr, WM important only u it Aow* the drift of public ncuticierrt. Tbs eminently respectable pmtlctixn who .at <ip-ao tbe platform and applauded the rigbteuws ut­ terances of Mr. Curtis, bdicra in him acd hfa idcM, and took the trouble to come up to Ac Irwutate to Aow Art Aey did so, but for A it will amount to they might m >ell1 bars stayed at borer. Fur they do not rspnaaat acylhise but Ae reaped ability of the party—Ary do not repre­ sent at al! tint working, moving 'force. Mr, Wm. E. Dodge' will resulre end give money to forthre the iscoraa of hia politi­ cal principles but ba has never yet taken Chai. H. Brady oaf of oar raterprfaing attorney* ha* gown to Battle Creek there to wek the Paternal roof for ■ week. TbcJore Downing and Boel, Were jriaed. <« Moodiy, by friends from Cedar Rapids and Grand Rapid. f.,r a six weefaa iuilrt is the North wood*. FfamMd Dm of iUebmur, N. Y. base been intwn for a' few days treating o« psopls to arene of their choice melodiai aad aaffiug aoae blacking, I presume they wffl be io your town ere Air reaehe* AGENTS’ The cum of Klutoa «. Reynold. came off before Jnatire Chipman hat week. Hitstea saute a house of Mr. Reynolds, Mr*. Reynold’ made heroelf to omipicuuu* about *id premises. Klirton brings ireapaaa to had hie tojurfae. Justire Chip­ man gave him ««« JUlar damage*. Plaintiff wm represented by At M. Flint, Defendant, by .Brady A Cruse. i ■ pfn|-IrT' .tea ftrt Wane. Jittai k Saiies IRILIOAI. tlirsiuMu that his porter controls more Wm. Bartley wm arrested by our Mar votes than be docs. This dam Of turn look exceedingly Well oa plalronus. aud *hal last evening upon tha complaint of hia wife, for drunkentraas and disorderly their names have a moulhfilliog sound, conduct. He plead guilty to all tbe chargee and wm fined five dollar, and coat* of prosecution, which be immediately hut, ordered tbe servant to take him bread and milk, M much u be could eat, and aat down and watched him. Wbeu bo had done Ac dropped the eorering that' hid hid her bandlcas wrirt* tram view, and bolding them up before him, uttered a MOlcnro. meaning, "I have bad my rcIreland Bctae of the firm of Boise Trnee " the verv a-atener- kr liaA aUarwl Bros, James Fleming and George Fran ce* have returned from Chicago, where they haae been to Me tba elephant, and now they ara behind their varii-u* counter* with .trailing eoantenauoa ready to wait <H th that dariro lh«r aid. begin with, the supporter* of the DreeidaeL’a policy hoped that hi’ on State would give Mm a vtnlict sb emphatic tut to give them someAiag to go ou ia the other Sliter, especially a* the issue w« Tbe guardian* of our Bounty have ad­ made more dearly in that Slate than in journed after a weeks session, all reports any other accept New York. To have a were well gotten op but one, and every Democrat cL-cted by a trnjonty of 30^)00, thing went well excepting Woodland * publican, liayod at home, but why did ibay ? Titre ia but one answer to it— they dmired to rebuke—well they ara not latuEed. it far a ftet that the order pro­ hibiting oftce bolder* from taking part in political movement*, hurt Ae ticket, but that ia no: caoegli to aeebust for the over­ whelming defeat. And then Iowa cornea ■lowly in. with a victory that juat escape* a defeat, which must ba clurged up Io tbe new drparturr. Whatjt win be a year ss#1 stS by rising to speak ou subjects which bn was incapable of, but it wm iiupomiblc for him to see >1 in that light. I’crhapi he was Eke Balmm's A*, that is spoken of ir. tbe good Book, always in the way cf eve। ry thing that wm good and sensible. The temperance Maas mectisg rt the Opera house last Sunday eve, was allcgd| cd by a large crowd of people. We li»l tened to an excelleal ducuarac. delivered by Mr. Johnstown, of Lansing, who is one of Dr. Reynold* coaverts, after he got denied that up to to4ay, tbe Rcpubficaoa through speaking lhe invitation wss gitwo of «h» Went have ret the real of ccndcm- to ripn the pledge which wm rvwponded to aatMa upon tbe Prcaideat» policy. by scroti. Ahum. Naabrille, October 16th. 1877. th. fapttimato outgrowth of the strikes of fart summer. h»d .omething to do with , tbe result, and it fa esauixg an trneaiy fading. The experiment was tried in To­ ledo. Ohio, and Biar.tou Duocan—1> • rfamigoguc of Louisville, wm sent' up to Aat city to orgaoixi Atm. They put thdr ticket io the field; aad wiAout paper of any kind to advocate Aetrdeim’, Therelect school st this place is a »ucwiA very few meetings, and no expendi- ! com, but some of the iludents who are turn of money at til, Ary elected their cn- •omewhat boaatful of thair qualifications tim ticket, carting more ruto Aan both a* jumpers did not like it moch when one tbe other portica together. 11 wm a meet ofour mcrtlraiil'i clerk stepped out and unexpected reeuli. In that city Hie De­ made a mark which they rauld cot reach mocracy encouraged - tbe movement, hop­ 0. Jensoo I* weekly adding to his rtock ing it would take enough v.tai from the of good*, m well m to hfa friends srul <uaRepublican candidataa to defcat ttem, but they had bo Idea whatever that tbe movesreM wm sUosg enough fo carry its uue»M. T«t itfad. Vha| malca Ufa Toledo rieetfan of «o much interval here, ia lhe fact that tbe Workingmeu of New ft'urk have jurt hdd their rooventien at TroX'fbd have enun­ ciated their doctrina. and dojma* that are extreme to a degree, and lhe politician* tR’wAilltT.Ktn.tEY. I. Aatew. .f tl.rtor mil IAHM BIVISIOM. The Reliable Short l.lu KTfc' AGEHTS WAKTED.’ ISSs PICTORIAL Bl t »»UlMnto«. A4d>« t.r RURELISVEGETABLE. «... ,t:tr n. *■ tkv ««U .f lUwtMluL,.. ww, ww iT^EKr/: ■Mraiiraikt. a Ued*x rtlteMmfar. A.P. BAD •UlUtotaiau rtSL-g^ ________ _ ™ ... re*Hr*wtrt. malrin i ttOltKtrT J.CtXVKHWKLL, * h« ll •l»i*r"i r*»r Arortiu. Oatiaxla*. u. Um. n—W*.. At the tempcrenei meeting oo Moodiy devefop ac&th evening Ivrt all pramet recmed to enjoy enough to mash thing* in New Tor*. the eterriero very much, which conaiited They don't take much lime to organise, of abort ipeechea by members, and reading and their method* are very .limplc. They by MiM Julia Henry, and an v-*y by pull every Workingman, and the tmagrra Miw Emily Holme*. Aw anti loliceo oa who are ready for any thing that ia new, pledge wm cinmlatod and a tfwmber put into a hall and initiate than. Then, whan oo tlfa blue ritban. A pledge prohibiting profane language wa* alio cireulitod and recdrid Mvcral lignatnrca. Mr. Wm. aoore of Ao Troy laboring men are, if not Burgher of Huting* wilt be aolicited to I^Sfaflirey, at lerwt^capAlo of barng-twist- addreer our next tern pennae meciiet;. ed into incendiarism, there it a great dc»l SICK EtEADACHE. l£s«S^S*! Jo -jo candy, they I* Ao PtaasOrirty for fan J«r* J<«e|A tscA il into hat head to iboot at in .dtrr, and the court moi him up f.« tea years. Hfa friruda treated the rMMct a* a joke, and IppSall I. boi’t to hit asrpriie, the tin ufiii *11 lErtiii 1 At Gral 8Mkn flmqin. Su'svKks rtsix SHmanrt hirer tr Meins. THE < I'LTERWIILL MED!< II, CO. POULTRY WORLD. Epfaro* Bum, Sib.—I*a»tcli a few minute* from my many dalien to try and give a Aort account of opr Tcmperai ce grove meeting, held ia rC. B. Waroer'i gruve^sjvinrfay, Sept. 30. The .fay waa fine, warm and ploamnc m May, sad the Bltet.dauoe large fcr a ceuntry gathering, ** <Hir apeakrts* famaa bad preeaodad them our f<vpk ex|«etod a UsaL C. Bentley led »8 with a tew appropriate remark*, tel Hog uf the good work aecompliahed in your city, which wm encouraging to A lovers-of Temperance. Mrs. N^Jlailai war then introduced, and though Affcricg Sgj^LTsgrg Mas fact that lhe roughs bars fact b great deal rtlrriuj «ppeal that touched the heart* of of their influence in ibfa'Uty within the *11 bar hearers, aud that i» bad Aefleairsd part few year*, and they atw setting to be rfat waa pruvvn by the nub that wm rather Ay ofknoeking d»are and drag made for tbe pledge M aha extended it for g*ojr out. The peUrn m bette^than it •»- aigwera. Fifty cue sign'd the pledge that «r Wm, and tbe downfall ot Twoedism left day, of-which 29 wore males aad 22 fa. mates, far Mr. Editor we have no LadireCbristtao Temperance L’nion here, but UB-TAIUO; Oml Bart ■“‘HLF" KPffiUimCE UfflTVTE. still continue* brisk. The rerival, I am, happy to aay, ia not te mporary but is gen­ fate* Thera is an antml betterment fa a* linea of trade, and a more beafaby feeling than wa hare had fcr fcurywara. The leading jobber* report Mlea largely in U mm of laet yaar, and it ia eor.tiiraing right aloof into the odd moathi There k> not tfa nre up Anragh Nrw England fart wink, and found Ae menufaetarars in bet­ ter spirits than they have btron for »m>« Ti ’fai- far* Depot, IM BEADS Hew Tort GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOB ORGANS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-10-31.pdf 1aa1eab545107ef757f2d72970fcd5db PDF Text Text ryrlfrpul/efXfi^u «.< Tits orju> vatrnuirc.T ' "t L~.t SrasraW Try. nedter.t VOL. NO. 2' HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., OCTOBER 31, 1877. l dan sax tbi* would bays ended the mattee-, but t have weakly let year after j rar dip away, puitisg off the evil day, sc.Wy m my feihor’e scooom, who to quia* as earnest for thia match n-»w a. he waa when I was in jackets. “And now, my friend,. I have another our now Are what you want to look at. We would call the attention of Fanners to the Jackson Wagon, DENTIST Miciiiai ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IX CliA.XCKKY freraal .itraitoa <>’•• !• ATTORNEYS AT LAW k SOLICIT Cau.a.tiuru. Ct.ee.v suits. Which Itaa stood thb test for years and still stands at the head of the list for light draft durability and good workmanship. To any one thinking of purchas­ ing a wagon; wc can make it to their ad­ vantage to call unci examine the Jack* ' son Wagon bcffire purchasing elsewhere. Come and see our Single Buggies & Platform Spring Wagons Which nre all fully warranted, andnelling at prices which cannot help but pleanc Wc art also ngenta in the County of Barry for Birdsall' iebrnted Clover. IItiller, The only machine now manufactured that threshes and hulls the seed in one machine. All who intend to purchase Glover Hallers this season should call on u.« immediately /ha there is so ?reat a demand that late orders wilt hare trouble to get machines. eras liberal, with a large discount for cadi. We also sell the To oay that Rrabal Ife.-ns waa nut sur­ prised u this iocidrat would not be true; 'mt her quirt temperature and impenurba I ble calsuiu* kept her frum betraying the sslsotohusent she naturally fell al finding . heraelf roquired .to give an answer io an entirely unexpected proposal of marriage The pecity Quakorra. took the matter m eovlly as though matrimonial efiers wens every day occutrracco with her, she gath­ ered up her writing material as deliberate ly m though she hadn't just rrftuod the ndt, goodUAiag widower that anxious maidens and mammas had angled for to * long and so vainly, put stamp, on her let­ ' tcre very carefully, and walked out of the |library with u quiet a step and a fece sa >eumpusrd as the must sedate Quaker could hare wisbol There was a peculiar light in her bias eyes, and a look of something like suppressed tainb about her reoebud , mouth as she went straight- to her own room, the rriuirr will very prcjerly add. I No, she didn't; she went directly to Fred crick Lambert, chamber, and knock rd gently *1 the door, which happened to be •lightly ajar. ! MESSER BROS. POWERS & BARLOW Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine, the WT ARD PLOW, before purchasing others, Every onewaranted. If. J. Those contemplating buying Carriaie, Sin ami Ommutal Mowers or Reapers should see P A I N TER Jefferson St. - the Walter A. Wood Machines general H E P A 1 B. SHOP. ■tie, “has sakrd me to bo hie wife; what answer would you advise me to give himT' "The devil!'' .rtjoimorl Frederick, jump­ ing oat of his chair with a violence that nearly overturard it. “Ido not think be would bo mtiafiou with that reply, frieed Frederick, I like it not myself," replied Rnebel. with the ut­ most gravity. “Pardon me, lU:bcl! I spoke from the impube uf the awtural, and eataialy in teodod au disrespect to him or you. But hss my Liber really mad. uuirimoual ovenans!" lie added, in the tone of oat who doubts Ute eridcuee of bis arose*. "Truly, friend Fndrriek, be boo Dow would ths* like me for * mother?" continu>d the pretty Quakerraa Frederick lucked at her so iateady that th. fringed litfe fell over Ute liquid cytn in vary modemy. “Racks!," b. raid very softly and ear msU/, tmarioouiag the uureaiMisg hand that rented so temptingly on lbs table be aid. him, ia his own, Brake! Bam, it io useless for me to '.eager wear the maak uf indiffcrmioe. 1 lure you! X'oe, 1 toko pleasure ia coufeaaing to ibe simple Quak- a proud trautj, a peu<d Lcirsra, or a haughty woman of tl e world. Radjel, be my wife?" "And thy Liber? ' quesud our heroine, very demurely. “On. oonfoand—1 moan that bo won’t mind the ochangn. It's aU ia lb. femi^000 know. But 1 canto near Iraiog you, .'I Lyra mtxWlittfepamr' Freder- • Thra naenu to uk. ercrythiag for granted; nerohuoe l>aoe won't got me, af­ ter ait," raid Radtel. with provoking dstenras. “Thra know., fried, that I am a Quekcrera: the. duraa ’l like gray gowns, nor drab bonnets, nar the plain Iragnspe. CWrna that thee drara't?" Wm. H. Goodyear. muesneu cbdet. peoples drug store. FkUfcUi’, rrterripfow “1,i F»mUj- ««Mx r"‘ p.mlrtl t>niF«»d Chraiml* of wirtsl quality only- THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced'thcir Goods, for you ■will save money by it. Everybody knows they the only PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS in the city and attend promptly to all cal in that line day or night. S.wW.P.iXS.SMSliSiA.a-.m, w. bum U just re weft ra aooerotM. Aon Guniou's hair w« uo-l.-niably red. .nd she wore n in short riagioea! This w® "I do not flatter rayself, Mow Gordon, the only flaw in her beaaty—the only do- that such it tfo- cam. BetoM y.m rare, feet in bar toilet. Frederick was glsd of me so cluwdy, I »fod! be quite frank with id It she had bad a suab ooae, a ftcelled you. Had I been fortunate enough to fate, and a stubby figure, be would have Use made your aeqaaiatanee six moMka been proportional) ly pleaoed. A carinus ago. I should oalr have been a too willing animal is man' pagement; but so ;t •‘1 awrjrae we are expected tn Hke each lady in the strictest other, Mr. Lnmben, and I ran ibiak of no better way of making an sgrraabie first im • Thra must g& and sob ibis Aan Gor­ pmUoa than by ordering diutatr.' mid eratfoo. You are aware, Mira Goedaa, the yowqt lady with bewitching grace, as that tlus is a dclioeln .ubject. I hope, ia don,' she replied, prentatly. “And Irare you, RaeW, when I have she crusted the num and U.ucbcd the bell my frenkn-ss, that I havs twither waned-1 just found out how si wiry you are to cd your fetfingv nor your pride.*■ Frederiek bowed, as before,, be couldn't ■ "file lady shook her bead phyfully. ■I bappeacra!" cxdaioted the ytaing man think of anything af*rr>jK» to say. ’ darapointadly. • Thea you crafore to being io love F • Thra can be cncuaed, daughter Ann . she a-food, retnuracrolv “I am goiag away for a few days, if thy father will release me. aad thee ean we will try and ansu«c. uarselvc* fj; bait "I do; you have B right to aak the ri.it lU. maiden ia my abaence. My an hour,"' said Mr. Gordon, turning to question." raplfod oar friend Frederick, mother io Hl, aad Meds toy aasistaace. hi. h.ndses:* faro owning the soft lu^ Quarrel with the gowns aad bonnets, aad •■Bai what good will it do Io visit her! ,-Al this pcradafon, "dsoghtn- Ann,” peaebmrnt. the 'thera rad tboua* won't you ? Oh, I don't |iko her. and I shan't anrry ray •railing her adire retreated from the ‘-She ia a happy woman I Who to it T yea sly deg !" said voice MBMrtwu. body 1 don't like’" iwtnnwd Frederick queried Aon GomLm. ' Oultmd Umbrae amd Mr. Gtsdcm femd - Betwean th. pauses of the ooareroalwn ralbrr pettishly. "Raciral Buna, a Quakmra." the osupteoa the green velvet sofe. The "Thee ia not obliged to marry her un- that followed, young Lambert Ud time to • Whs: M die like ? Wow does .be furmer ri-x* brads with his sou. and Ir* thro .bomest, but it ■ right to treat Klan<* aboat him. How bulc it looked l-x>k ? ' continued the fur ratechh'. kissed Rachel, not on Ur brantiM baud, the manieo with osutrar. Methu-ks. the bone of a Quakem.' Evsrytkisg "She is gvLd, and wn.ro a gray grown ; but cn her blushing ehrak, while ibe kt friend Frederick, thou art somewhat irri­ bore the prestige it lavish wealth, yet »fo> i. pretty, and wrara a Quaker bonnet. ter contemplated tbw partes with benign table k- nifht." mid thr Qaakerrra The there wee not a .howy article to be seen I Ipre Kr, and she sly. ‘thee’aed ‘ifore? oatiafeoriea ■mile that .eoempenied them words rem or Rich sod heavy drapery eoven-1 the plan -My exoelisoA friend Jamon, gave me cd the yonng man's equanimity ia a too glam windows; rare ptetnns hung <>a the warning at the turn matters were taUsg. walls, the fttrnitare was antique and toa*mrat. aad by Mtowing yea np ae dose m 1 “Tea «re right. Barbel, a. you alwsvv ■dre, the velvet earpet efograt but utsw mold, I've poe here just tn the very trick untati.-ua. Rare arti-leu, speaking of cu! are, I believe," bo mH frankly. “Hat <f time," osMinrad the CofeoeL “btta’i your amlaen. aad composure under nil lured mote am! foreign travel, wtre -scat. I 1.11 you that I d marry her myrntf, if rirrnmm.nnra, is • matter of wonder to tersd aLmt,. and- akogether, Fred, nek ‘ \ou dada’t look out, you rogue I though I me. Not ajilbe of exritoaieni is visible was firmed ta admit that there was an air pewaawa, thra uneiasped the cUm of gold Af sow why .be told m. nsy." UULd, ia your meaner, your ey. is calm, your of luramua comfort aUut tb< spa.-tm.-nt. *Uut her n«V: *t>d dropped it into bis shaking his finger at Frederick, who rone, pulses ovon, your blood flows n. quietly m wtth noec of lhal stately and repeUrat Up. aad kndmg Reebel to wbrae bar fetbor though you slept, your hand lira pomrrs The yvune man looked up quickly— v.^. k... drawing-rooms. ? Ann Gordon had gone. He look up the The dinorr, which was. «<>.n serrni, »» ch Am aad ope®d the locket. Wonder of A bscd was laid raftly on his shoulder. rxcelUul. Poirahod piste rad china giu wuadrre I In that tiny goldro erne, U Which ■ it IUcUI’" • WUl yv4 ghe her to use, Mr. Gar“Verily, thra must find out that thy­ tercd «the snowy damaik. Mim Gordon mw thr aeretM fee of Rachel Ranu! don?" self!" she laughed, strivii* to extewato presided at the wtll Med board, her Her Lir hair was pul lack ia smooth 'If my daughter Asa likes thee, frimd mother being u> iaralid, with sa not rad bands, the Barrow linen roller cltuod up Frederick. ths. may has* bar. Treat bar her hand. "1 Aall net Kleara you until you ixukr eic^ince which abowed condanvriy that .beat her . white throet. the small capo kindly, lad, aad she will make the* a good me a promise," pcraraed jh< young Baa she Was not' new ia her position. She unorod for stuping shouldrr.. aud Ur liu wife,5 replied the Quaker, ia a wains that ronrerwrtj, too, not iu the rapid an ! com Hubrat hn head and whispand some­ U« bands tested demuralj- upon sa opec trembled a little, as ho placed U* hand thing In her rar. The Quakeress blushed; ■unplaeeai.de which is an general. but ; book. Il seemed to Frnlmck M tbuoeh lovingly cn Hneheft bond. -Kt eurne, yes. that was the sreood lime her dimpled ptlhily and i..tei&<>tiy. she might speak. But how ranie Ur ptoehraks had nwpomfed to soma inward emo , tare la the pvsresiea of Aire Gordon? .“When I eoac back,” she replied in a Urpe ieetrumrai that stood In a nkbe.' A piano forte ia a Quaker's parlor! What an low toion auomah! • Then you will eomc beekf smiled at his own fjlfdn rateruiuins it“Dura thra like muric?" querie-1 the •Cetaialy, if thou and iky fetbor wish “Imbraib!e !" be caeKimcd. half aloud twat, obraraing the Usoremenl. - Daughter “What h isspraslUe, friend I mfenck r ■ Then I will submit to thia pcnaacu in Ana plays very well, if ticm would tike to Ah, that voice! He started quickly to , the shape of a visit to Mias Aan Gordon. bear her?" his f«t. .There stood Rachel Bums, Of oourae our hero a4>I to be gratified looking duwu.upon him with her wood tbtM<h 1 am sure that she deiarts aw, and immediately, but he wra Wde uaprepravd fur the dwplsy of mas..-*! ulrtil which “daughter Anu'* exhibited: Her execution was erilbaat. her teweh exquisite, her Kyi. chaste and highly exprasstte, and whoa she added a nch coatnlto voice to a linly Manufactured by Phelps A Bigelow of Kalamazoo, the best Forking and most desirable mill built. At A. St. Wtef.C.rrtef.SWp 1 vu vistfiaw a friend ia Now Tart to the time T so luckilv mw your Ltbar’s eftvertranrerot, which I answored in param. to yoU W« rraollom, and vw drai sawed the utrobfe at resjrtiag tn some o*bae amredirai to gain ontraneo to your fcaBy. 1 Uvw Uea told .that I braX rood i»L •theme’ have a peculiar charm foe bm— when you utter them, Rachel—rad 1 can even tolerate that drab bonuet. which Jnaie to lidfeuloush draominated a flour­ scoop, Wbau it shade, your fete fitoa." • Now, my levaiy ooufcmer. what am I to do? It is very evident that I ran not insrry Utb Ann Gordon rad Rrabel Burns; beridm. I don't lor. one and I do PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Nashville. WHOLE NO. 2073. ever *df poraod and ready galUot, the maa cf the world, was the oar at fault. The beautifully rounded period, rad the uicdy“fti. whim of-our worthy parente tnroed speeches with which be bad' malinkmrfyditemd to overwhelm thr rrttring | tfomt a m.rrigv Utwvea us, yt>u pratHMy Aan Gordon, thereby showing the Maawnw cuuridra very fooUhF' abe eoatbued •uperiocity of bia iatoUoct, had duangriy tranquilly. demrtet him, aad he stammered out some­ "AUurdiy SO, baggtngyear pardoa, thing. unlnteBtcfolo even to himmL''. He Mire Gorden." . “I am my fslhev'a only heir. A fat­ aqueetlon rdatiag to bis fethor. turn, r.f one hundred end fifty thousand The redoubtable Ana Gordon Jmorvee same dmeriptton. She was neither* attir­ ed t> fo Quaker, deported a la Quaker, nor talksd a la Quaker. The m~t mvera critic of female beauty would have pn>nounomi her him!Iler drma of French blue silk fitted her admirably, iu rich lace triremiegv LUmg orcr a n«k an ! araa unrivalled in whiteness and beau­ ty. A Cinderella-like slipper peeped from benrath the folds of her ample skirt. A staall chela cf pM, frop: which drproded a locket, wm (be only ornament .be wore. Urahri Bum*, it waa jusyamible that U might suooeed in tolerating Aaa Gordoo. that is, if ber hair Lad e« been red an! riegtetod, whisk only made tU eelor mneh There was someth Ing about the Quak sr'. daughter that perpkied ear. hero. Bha semindod him of ILebri Buras in many particular.; bar *auh wae very like here, though it so mure uuir^gaal, tpreld iog itaslf over her cutin- face , her eye. were also blue, but. nabbe Rachel a, they daaccd ubuut merrily aad shut glances of mirth io every dinvtisu , the contour cf bra fmtarea were the sum, but there was a mobility and vivacity in Mb* Gordon's expriswtio that was waulin; in Brake) ». folks to teke rare Xitheir owa kraam" Wt« Fredraick Lambert rettraH to bis !»•« ia New York, Beefed B«n> Gordon weal with h^m u bis trifle ; and the gray gown and Quaker boenrt are sdB you know the Gardena? 6b, 1 hare seme curious thing* to tell yen, Rrab.11 I waalyww to look M this picture, wid tall mo hew it happoMd— ' \ Fredcru-k sU-prad spraking to pick uh the locket, which be had droptted ta .ufl prise ; but when he turned .gala to RaeW A St. Louis lUigMB wrote rajmhdi el. die had gene. / entitled, 'Martin Utber—Diet of WOHM,* -'Singular, very I'' meitarwl our fifeud, and the eotspoeitnr set ft np. aMnRto after waiting half an hoar for her return. loaber died of Weenm," ' People CMM end go Tike ghosts ik this hou*-. MThere Kai she roue, I wonder * ! was just going to tell her what a won- K. but it lacked the .ilrary sound Rachel's mariea) "thra" aad “thoe The Quaker s daughter wm evidently wano-bearted, caibuiaMic, naouaat cn lure, dsprodent on outride tBfluscccs I everything he fan that our young aura ugh toe, but the del lar> of sorartudy eCs's daddy smith* which he could nut, with all his roasoofug, daughter foetdewtafiy.—£mm /'rev/Vsre. snalyte. rawul w hie b he liked so Well. '--------- I Ah Long. a New York Chinara., ia A bwainens tustmoue fat Mr. Gurdon '■Rachel Buras as J lira I" ho rjarolal heft our young MMpU akou togtoher. cd, in a mare of wonder “What a job* dead He died of th. l.ut&em h which w*a psrucuhiiy aonoyin? to Fred von ham jdayed on aw, you dsutthter of crick, who. not dcairout at that unto of in- which signified, plainly mooch, "Now ■ yner time, my gvntlemen.” Oar friend ~ 7" wouldn't take the hint, however) be —‘•Wto rf U. _te.. teldw. anerataimite to with U air 0< nooebalsn.'X that was nut caroaraging to a a indy who had a right to etprot suoir • thing diferaot. "I don't befiwrc '.foteyuc rare for the Wtother or Girard College. G-afom that you Gw thiaking of me, Mr. Lembert T Not convinced yto? Truly, friend Frederick, thou ar; s-roewbat akepAtaal," interrupted the Quaker's derabter, taking off hrr ringfou of guld, raJ hriifoig the® up to Um Mtoua&rd pm of the bewilder­ ed gentlemM. Now. indeed, it was Ma own Bartel, with liar wraith of wavy choslout bur! 11 wm mcrwdiKo I— �fffylruttictf t^itu Our New York Leiter. Nww TUar.’thvfSiL, Mt-xsa Hfe the purprae of the PeUiabCr* to K*» *» trotter. rf the Baran, fa the erasing yrer. * Brat dam newspaper in errry rrwpwt We hare tm» of tU hr- cMVteto efawraacolumM of choice reading. Thereto to be found in nearly every forae a tbort, but interesting sketch by acme of tba amet popular author, of tbe tfar.vn Umfisat page, legsitecr with a number of sb4rt4rarttrie«. aM of foterewu -A liute lighter ims rad thra te refohod by tteibealpf won.“ xnd briievfog mafaly in Ums, we have on this paps a eolumn of ■' Jffiwr tomi Phtn," where the most *4emn aod sedate wffl tod amnrthieg overwhieh ■key may indulge io a ■'grad laugh," besidaiU nuj valuable -pUx" which find a {doer within It* limits. ora articles at one tolh* farmer. Having several of Ibe leading egrioolural paper) of Um country to'one <JE~ eveey'wve-k wv M eoefideat that we eaa give to our readers the latost as wtll aa the moat val­ uable InformaUon upon rural eubjecre. Altogether we fad justified in raying the owMido rf the Bjutan alone in worth to and them was always a very pcrfiretly de­ fend eppewitira to bu admioMtraiioo on the part of many of the beat men ia the were wrong. Perhaps Hayim ia directed by a Dirioe hsad ia his eou.se. But look Repotlies a party. out for the Ik-moeratic rooster in 18S0. I ansgeatsa candidate, for Preaideal and vice-Presidrat (upon the Democratic tick­ et to 1880) Itethetford B. Hayes and Wade Hampton. Hoping thia win find you aU well 1 of the -White Liners," that the Republi­ Jomx W. Ccsru. can party mi' tuhe a new departure am yours, etc. General Great mw it. Memnt. Wbreter, Hoar, Foster, Hale, Willard and other Republican member* of ’the House moat familiar with Sralhora affaire practically declared for a change as early aa 1874. There is trad reason to believe that a large _ _ ______________ mijoruy oflha well inhwuied lU-publicaus , puMieun, and that he waa an earnest work­ in the c-untry were oourioaod that some j r- foe Hayes fo the canv^ of 1B76. Political Note*. ccctrery ‘here » undoubtedly a very forge body oi true and ainoere Republicans who Kill baiters that the ao-odted bayonet policy was wiarot and brat. Nor do we Virgtoto’e debt ia nearly *36,000,000, doubt that most of our llepmblieau readers a&d the unpaid iulercat amounts to over belonged to this dam, in comuiou with *4.300,000. tba Rcpubikra party very generally in the Thete hssn't been a Democratic State Stete of Michigan. But we do not pro­ Treasurer in Ohio for twenty years. The pone to argue that point at^lbi* time. It lart one wandr-rvd off to Canada with the ia simply aufficieat fur na at this time to people's money • aay that while we dutiarlly Jutnt from The Rcpublieaaa will have a maiority lh»ir views on thia subject, wo do not for that reason refuse to -reeogaue them aa true Republican*, or any tea* entitled to i Th* plaintiff fo a libel ante agaidM the । the crafidenoe and regard of the llepubli- ■ New York ffornM won ktr suit for *10.’ can party because they differ from the 01,0 I 1'n.ridcut or any other party er partita as Cragreaa hear* the m-iaic of the silver of the HaaxtJt On the xrwud pagri will b* found the Istem pohtieal news, with which every voter should be familiar. W-hik the BaJiaxa in radically Roptibiito whst wiu or 1* the true policy fi>r can in its politic* it'will aim to give to its, 1 party to pursuo on thia Southern question. ' The baring af Senator - PaUrrson's ease reader) tbe/.irtr <m all .{ucstkna that No dam uf uhu with fceulur views oa . •” lhc.»«* o( . rorj>., ia adjourned eomekfore the people flere’jloo wUl be thia or that qusatfou uf policy can be per- 11 ‘ e . found‘ Oar -Vree Feri Zrf/rr," which mittod to act tbemsdrea up m iudgm of Now that the Speakership strife hsa alone m worth lite pnoe of a year s »ub. ,‘ rotMulad we shall *or.n hear th* subsithe Hepublteaatsia of any other eteah oeemfioa. This letter ia written by ®.Those wbo sympathise with tbe President of Im best and mart pujmlar writers in will not attempt to “ulnae’ thcen-who dpjvbtrr, ooo who keeps before bls niaJere everything of importance that is ' honestly dbagro* with them, rar will they n,c ye< Orfm» Ifosm (Dem.) haatranspiring to that groat center of. trade ■ permit those who disagree with them to of the United Btous, sod one who tan be -real!" them out cf the party. The day diol Guv. Stone of Mimfaeippi without /for any such political despotism baa pan.- glwea for refusing to take soy step*, or depended on for the tntth of what be in.««.r.Ud.Iim -r “ r““ «< writes. Moving around smotig all elamre I , . i .. -. r ■ to the outrages at Osyka until after dee­ may La smo* doubt. The fort ia, no lloo h u of its aUMts ho sees for himself all of the part of a party ha* any power "to read" the exia(jg>ce cf a very grave and danger I the other part or part* out cf the party. o«u Kate of things, not only te that town, art city, tod putt it before hi* rmdrra in If thia reading rat theory had bera adopt- 1,01 ‘broagboat that section, which, foe the Bunt aUrurtite style. The third pace , od th-r BepuUiean party would long stere SW°* * it devoted entirely to local tews, and we i so eoBvcnirntly amsll tbst those , ,, aim to make thia page of iotonwl to every * harebera . .... *........................ Tie mac of Tildens dafate fo tha Naw :g to bred the true faith would Md Yotk ]t tB . x . rBt j t Coovowboo was imreader in the cuoaty/To thia end we have/ •re-; red first. ctaas corrcepondents frewa^ br their councils in every mall wtue. The vote tor Tilden a candidate. Men holding frtw trade pnouptes Bigelow, -was 144, while that for Tamseveral towns In the county, and intend to read oat all men who differed with “~J * «»didale. Beach, was 227. have one ia every town before 187Rthem, and r!et trna. Those wh-> hold to The Chicago Tribuar telle the Dcmcrsapeuia resumption might have “road out" <rt struck with tbe silver mania that tbe the unfortunate minor-ay of the puny Iteeweralic Coogrros of I853 ddMrod lb. I wu, „ j.• XW oetf anbeenber paying ia adraaee far a year, the remainder of thia year ftte, maktog U maMW for the tow prior of *1 AO. Ta aaymrowte. will scad mi the usam of fire new »ub«rriber« together with tlwaubscriptioa price for facb, we will read eve will be fod. The pevnaMioa are bought at tha towern wholesale price, ax|aro dmtribotad in such quafc&tiea an yilf’keep the strikers in gr-od e-jodtlioa. They have al­ so secured the eerviatw of phyviriaas to altrad tba members of tka atrikma' Csmilms, usd. iu short they have grae into the btotoem to a thoroughly eyutematte way. Al oujowutnue arvrvrn A sharper under the name of Evans ia fioedtog the country with thia totter : New York City. O. W. Green, Era : Your ttekrt, B.46U, baa A full line of Undershirts and Drawers. ebrire stock of good, j- roerired hare • cfco.ce store. g } BCTINE8S acd DBEKS for FALL TRADE. SUITS >ed OVERCOAT* Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT coo b Faruishing Goods w. here a fim> «Z man himself. When a maa refuses to sop-‘ls Senator Aimatrong an Amaricaa port the caudidatee of the party beeause cilixea T' is a quadra which U befog ’ ‘ ‘“ “ ’ ' ’ aakeil by several journals. He Waa Lora । In New Brunswick, educated in Maine, end taught school in Maaaechaastes, but good rallying cry for 1880. aeyg thia policy might cooaiateatly have, bees adopted by any BcpuLliean ^Admlniatratira at aay lime since the war, when> these was. aa than ."crtainly Was ia Marchi andApril hat, an tedieatioa that the: Southern leudem would accept in good failk tba reanhaof the war and would co c*erato to secure [race aad protection for ail tbo people, regardtow of color or In rog.nl to the civil acvrtee bo ha* atMiesho baitevra hewwpledged tefe by di* party platform, sod who can truth fully aay be has not? Out readmu know ------------------------------„ we have ra fisilh te thia---policy, _ and fyrt wo believe it wm ml forth ia tfc Ctooia c, 1-o p~>7 — .>— — convention which ptoami Limin nomine. tioofor the IWdcney■ We •here Ml faith iu the fotagrity, .bHhy, boramy nd petty fealty of Fraaitteut Haym, »»d beHmth.t-sJUpaWu® U -ill do hie There are ealy 1,000 Democratic par­ sons applying fur positions under the new door-keeper—another proof of the politi­ cal atagnatira el an off yeas A chromo has bera offered by a rropoosiUc cumuiitUw of ciUscoa of New Jersey ai-«rete*. sssrrarno BttOAlWjff CASSI.MBHEB UHlNESB^fllW- CHEVIOTS for WHITE BHUrr to the (5ty A cMsplate Itor of COLLARS aad CUFFS ami Ao latoat rareltte. . >» OVERCOATING to twi <»»«•• • we SCARES. TIES ami Silk Haudkrrehtefa. ITniliriilfaK- Wntchels and Shawl Straps. 33 Monroe A great many smart greenics, who knew tliey have no right to the property toeo- st., (fraud Rapids, Mich. tioord. but who ere willing to fake advan­ tage of what they oeeridad the mistake of the carelem Mr. Evans, rend *10, which is the last of iu It te ounota'that people will allow Uirmaclvni to bo taken to by de­ vices so transparent. $10, $5, or $2.50 Is still progressing, though it hs» tv t made the headway that its projectors hop­ ed. It n very hard la keep the atteatK.n <rf New Yorkers to anything bus thwsr Ludneaa for any length cf time, and then think whst aa raormous thing Iho rasi ie tsnm ie to fight. Eat the Lcagua are working away as earnestly aa tL -ugh they 10.000. were in poaession of tbaeuemic» outworks. They have ct.lto.-ted rome mtcrrrtin; fig­ ure. to show what the tippliog bouses com tbo dly. They charge four-fifths of REthe expenses for police, ehsrilte* fix crim­ inals. paupers, or *1,000,000, to them, 1*4 aaiWMInrV aaaftMCfO M *nk> koiwii <J*u> to» to thia oust be udd-l w.000,000 for rolariM to extra smjJuvai iu Judicial ted port to the next General t'unveotioe. rars. fterae other di^artm-nu ; duoatiuaa tuebatilalJc 1'nwilHng as were the members of lb* luatkuttous *300,000, or a total of *5,- . Crarenttoe to detract from tbe Prayer 300,000 To cffiwt this there i. *300.- ’ Lock, duty were equaOy oj pned toAddieg to it, and all efforu to Introduce new ye-' 000 collected from license fees. These csriona! prayers and add to the Litany figures are rigwifieant. Mrs. Lil lie De w«n uwaccuatful. Reports of program vereanx Blake made a ti mpersoew up*rob were made by the e->mmilte«a ra vernras HUMPHREYS’ to the course of which she said that b.- of tbe Prover Book ia Fnroeb. German »MKT COFFEE. SOAP Thg Mild. Power CURES Homeopathic twrea 1870 and 1875 forty two women were kilted in than city by drunken met.— mpet of them kteked to duslb John Kelly Tamwauyism. But lam not very sanguine. They have the reveamw of a vart city at their wMroi, aad they know that a greet many n.ro bate thrir price. When the ferrew are ready for ac­ tion soil it is known who tbo workers are Kelley will swoop down with hia weary and his places, sn-f then whether it ia a sureaa or not. will depend entirely ou how many of them he Can 4»|. To suecccd the respeaabU Democria and the induesdent Geriutn* must draw oat of tbo TKui oemnie ranks quite thirty tboesaud veto*, and with Tammany charging through their tinea, Jt Is very doubtful. And then tbs Kochwtrr Convention ao divided the Bapabbaa* pasty that it is doubtful wheth North Carolina pajwr w^teti thia militia during the atril.ee cf lut ro-am-v for 1880, no the platform of R«oa- —time,'say rac wrek —foot op nearly ra,! Peace and Prosperity. Far *275,000. Lt is rather aa expensive way of obtatefog aaeraaa* of pay. Probably York. For Vies Preaitfoat, Wad* Hamp of South CarulmA. Mr. Tddra te reported as myisg that he In New Jersey the Labor vote is bead­ ing vmy .mphatieslly against Geo. Mo­ Oellan. The old guard is aaxtotte lest k may not enjoy the oeuattog of votes aiew tion night- TOBACCO. Specifics oblqpition* to puMaher. tn relation to tbe The coolest thia fallflu the city, wffi Le printing of the tetter. Of a aimiter char­ acter to the movrmeot- for the chaagv af tietwreo Tammany on the one lisad. aad । sehiree was that for a reriricu of tbe Ixethe eumbiuml BcpeUicat** and Ami-Taai- i tiootry t«r Ixn.-and th* Table ef LnwxM many Itemoerau on tbe ether. Contrary for the year. The final aoira cf the Coe* to th* usual pr*«>re, the Damocratte bus vqtira in the mattrf was to permit the inflation. Each of three divwra* and any ... ~s«. .Ma ..o. n#. nu , ■ t' ; tecs* men hare taken hold uf the metret, . . . , K >ito rountv. <jbm, wbars tnern was a and if they make a fight fo d*aJ caracal, • rasduig-oat process uald a great Mtfoa- j,fcuUlns ^ure,. thu party makes a they may accomplish something. The tcal party, wbitfa L» accomplished almost I lc*a of 848, eoaipvroJ with fon Nwrrmepeoubfo stement of th* American Dees miraela during the last ijuartcr of a era- ’ ’ ix-racy aided by the German vote, which la tury, could be almort transported in al wap uncotafortabte in any crptainKu u wbieh ieels da tha Irish, and the retire Republian party, ought to carry tba city. the ItopubliM party and that one ia the L i,UU" 4toA judgement u a Chief Magistrate clotted by the Rcpublimii party, * as the .About one year ago I left one of. the avowed expoant of the principles s f that best pristine offices of which New H4npehlre ean boast to find emont the ptrple <X the WcJrmine State a new end more extended field of labor. M y relariocs with W« presume be held iu thus acting yo« darioi the past year have been cf the though his arts may not be in scored with meet pleasant nature, and it u far from bethe views of all who supported him, be U, m qe the Ires a Republican in sentiment Ibit opportunity of thanking you all fur and conviction, in principle and policy. Ite tnewy mmks of eatemn and friendship thap be was ten years since. Wo h-Jd I bare reerired at yonr band*. They hare that be has adopted no Imo of policy at far exceeded anything I had elpeetad or varianra with lbw principle* of the Repub­ 00*14 hove asked for , and.let me add, that i dhaft d<vni h of Bret importaoer to mer­ lican party as announced in the Cinoinnsti it ike same is the ftrtwre, not only ftom platform, in his Southern policy. We djutx not Giasral Grant would have dune these with whom I have already become Mtpaioled, bet from everynue. the removal of the troop* from 8rath I bare recently purclre-wd Mr. Nuksru's Carolina and Leoiaiana if be had been internes in the Baaaxa sad shall take hia Prepidral in April 1877, and we do not are Low aay other aetioo, under the at- . <»U Turedsy acxt the fall rteettoes will be belt! in Maasaehnaottv Connedket, “Nnw York. Now . Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, WiMuaain, Nebraaka, Kansas a»d variuw uf the Southern Buut. At ^bss d-te.re from the contorted Saida it is ■at eafc ta prrdus Use result, though lire •fifite ■* -yerttoulatey bright just NU YtokurfNcw Jray, r _ ^tatee that west largriy fur Tilden last year and not so bright ia Wisconsin and ■ rawajlxauia, that gars mgjoriliea Work of «>O Episcopal Convention. | (Tbo iUfowiag ietorastiog summaryfef M pr«WrtHnpof the KpMOopal General ‘iraycetiuo which ckned its imto-i on le A Preston. Smith .ms' MOD rails: '■ tA© BETTIS TUB! Heat Timesl The CiKimli Will Tias! Froc for One Year. gt i sthotfou in contemplation of 0m aarernd rettery of the cbafch a growth. It waa defeated in every form, thragfc advoasted l>v rerae of the Kroogmt dabatera ia tl>« House'of Deputies After much ducnasira ttai House at I»ej.uttes ratified seraaritr.tkos! amend rare t authorising the i-'oventfoo from time to time to ait off portiraa of regularly eooetituted dioeema as mbafoimry jnrfsJirtiooa. tert the Htmft of Bishopa refused to coacur, bolding the ground llisl the conveution had that pow­ er under the exasttog provision* oi the •--rs---.iti.-n. An important art waa the abolition of tbe old and ctrmbnr.il Boari cf Mbnfoes and tbe trraaftr of it* powers to the Cba vrntira, to lie exercised ordinarily by a Board of Manafft-ni to cuoriK of all the B»bvps of the ehutch, fifteen Praabyft-n TO ADVERTISERS. THE HASTINGS EEPUBUCAM WffiL FKB^.VXp WILLIAMS A CO., CHESTER’S CURE! Tta IltatrairtlarM .vZthttiu, lirim chitin .Oitarr* THE DICTIONARY OF fHE BIBLE. V’ERA-MJ^rO^i'S IMPERIAL' SOAP WONDERmtW&ks ■i wm-.t. fhst Now York has n-4 ho-l -a vary lar/.‘lacraasc of recaipM qf grain whfo- I'htla drip&m, Beaton and Briumvre hare. It ft tatj te Mda«M4«hy this u so. New York has laid down upon her “aateMal adWages,” mK has foUwd to eourilteto th* rat-ride world. TUretoada nreaiug in. to Naw York ere lUtogsd Tn the toterost of <ma family—tbaui nmatog toii tha uri.or «Haa are managed to abt lateral cf the Ilins hare, white Mtumwe and PMmklMrssre Cvoower, Patter-roam! Bpea- phubars T'‘> ttyjo WiH keel- guinj; co­ r Ktuld havs turned the Beuate over to thia ia altered. Tbs Weat saa’rcaj to « Jtourocmts — theloaitetewa vote ctbar Attontto tetom, or, what is better for to Mbemai, and grriti the cxtnrann* that hove bora put QM them That New XaekhtoWtKi^ to Mb. th. tm; ud to have to CMnatifc CHEAPEST AKD BEST. ।The People’s Paper! �J/ /f?? City Drug Store! WANZER k BARN68 (Succeaaors to Bakkes a Co.) Phamix Block. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. full cribs almost erarywboru attest, and j Having and keeping constantly on hand every variety of tlin crop is generally orftbsd. Potatoes arc about a medium ergp, and will probebly bring Lecter prices beforu they grow again. Although tbe apple crop it a failore, yd 1 row mere applm while posronc aocc No aolfoedoa' will be take, but through 1 the above nsnred towus than I •foo t for-ot to bring some loose chan-e. ,aappued there wst ia tbs whole County. Hun. I>. R. Cwk took th. early train Tlieroarr ’ enough at ail nvM>tsrso that I saw *sh ing rider. Better a good deal, yesterday m-.Tning for ths north, to r|«oJ several ' » few dap with Mend and to octjoy north- ' •n. semerr Mr. Cbok's U^tb is ' fosr, and should this trip pros. i. *„y 1then, up teto eider, 1 think. Well, m* to take up to mod. room in your manner Lonrifoial, he ..dwUsdly will wishing ' •pend tbe nttot of tbe winter from bams. 1psper, will not prolong this. Yoon nw ILu> W. sia.-erriy bopo he may Iso .gain Meat 1 ■ > i widt good beakb. The Booker A Huffman Kfootro Therapcuiie Bath will be in operate at tbe Cent ral hmm. Not 1st. Ae sfikted iboold not foil ta mH. Lady pMssnts trcMd by Drugs, Patent Ibdidnas. Hmmqathk Raneiits, ram. w, iMsi liBHv 5379 Thm is tbe last day of October. Krmcmbsr the festival al’ Union'Hall Friday evenin'. Notice is girt. in the editorial wJumtt of thu change in the firm. Read it. Rev. J. IV. Ratterofl has reiurneS'ftwn th4 General Cuuveaiiou at Battoa. . . Routeiuber it only costs 75 no* a couple to aajoy the oyster supper al Union Hail Friday evaniajr The Circuit Court will convene i„ tfei, rity no M«wl^ the 12th day ufNovdmbvr, lion T. P. V.nZH. pnAdi.- Trunks st ussell *"» their Omnuata aad suite sad all Mao's and Boy's dotting al the great STAR HG HOUSE. Double Store, 38, 40 and 42, Cans! au«t. Grand Rapid* Han juat received a complete stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. Al.L ~AlMH:T~THt: COVST^ Gold 1021. Splendid wvatber- T| i Julius LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. They intend soon to hold an open meeting, to which ti« public are invited. We with the boy* MtccvM in their effort* for aelfimpcovemcut. bespeak for him a liberal patronage. "Those oil etna arc kept and sold by Z. B. Willison Try one. They sre the best .thingout 27 28 Ills almost. impMriblc for the Editor of thu Bax x EX to ra or h*r of every­ thing uf interest or importance that is go­ Ing tn in th. city ud vicinity. Wc shall always ejasider It as a ape rial favor, there, fore, when uny one wfll drop into our of. ficn and tcU us a bit of news, which would be of intercut to our readara. And we would eapecirily invito thuso maiding io the owwtry to do thia, if you canoot caU The Nuvvmber meeting of i|m Board of Strrm, ice cr.am and other delicauM, Education will be held <o Tsmday eve­ at I'nloa Hall on Friday evening of this ning at tba office of ths Secnetary.' week. Tbo ptvaxds arc to be applied to There sLould be 'a Counrii inesuag vu the fund for repairing and repainting the Friday .•t uning, and U. ts hopud aquurum ebnreb, ar>d it hoped thu the people will ipproa.Ua ilia efforts of th. lulim -by cxTh* i’rmident hat drfagaated Thursday tending a liberal patronage. the 2£t;li day <if November u a day of A largo aad entbuisuic tcmpmtftc Thanksgiving) prwyorand praise. owetiug waa held tert Sabbath at the IteIt will "hltervat aM who arc partial to form Club non. Speeches were driircrod “Story’ jmycn to .-^al tie pnxpec.un of by the Rev. Mr. WlkxMnn, tin Iter the Cbirop> publisbod ia another len i Master and Jamot Cluko Esq. The pe*lj !c serm doteriatraed to push forward thia temparfaaa reform the aiming win­ ter with renewed force and activity, sod in ounsidontiou uf auri. disgraceful transaetiuna aa occurred last Saturday, there ' •ooms to be an absolute necessity for vig. i S^CSBtttS Dress Goods and Trimmings, IMS’M'S MM M. ht F. F. Adam's “PeedeM" sold by Z B IViHisM U only 40 eta. pir pound. ._ HArrr 7.WU. ■ Tbs Natio*al Surgical Institute u Indtanspe.lu, Indiana, baa long been well and favorably known thrvugbout thia city and dcinity. A' namber of our Lxtgaafforiug efriteuo, now rejoirinx in a rrstoratfon to suuud bodies and limbo, owe their prraeot happy condition to treatment re­ eci tel at this institute, and mw that a ’ BEAVER 0L0AK8 AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWIuS. FLANNELS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, II MID! 1 ..“Tr0 Ufo amid tha priratlanr of tha frantler. Ji IK.-; waa u.I.ei la marrUr. with bar uai tersSv*! MBpaaUn. «a4 wuh him ia IU: e*»» io this pU«< then on unbroke, wltdrr HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC.^tie Sin of tit BIG HIT. We Must Have Monty A A I I on me before purchasing and I will sell you goo MALL cheap us can be found in tbe city of Haatiiigs. PROMPT PAYMENT Of II ATS, CAPS and GENTS' FUR SnISHING GOODS to be found Mt- JULIUS RUSSELL. Phoenix Block, State St. Jahn Walsh of I‘u-nn»ylvania a* minifler to Knglaud. Gow! for bits, and foe the public mtvRc. ' I fore purcbaring. oetfitnS FIRST GRAND PBHE SIG KT OT BIG ZiA-T AT THE CENTENNIAL. I hare l>H> Urge*: stock of Urocurisa ia ; , the City, and will ad! Harm for . Iro* money than any other riquac. • Just received First Prize at Wuicouzm Slate Fair.and at our own State Fair at Jackson, . It >< expected that Rev. Samuel Kidder will oddre* the tcsperiocc mooing next Suttdey erbning. IN,-.!*. Hu-lrd i» dclirtring his trees. i lira. Aqua Sraxtx, over 70 years old Wo un<'rr>Und they are giving entire artwn« found dead ia her .bed, st the resi­ is&ction. They art certainly u firm look­ dence of John Summ. on Friday morning ing lot cf trees. last. She retired the previous evening in Attention is caiial Io tbo Pr.-pectusae apparent gnod health. of the New York Jmc*. the Ciri.-ago Pon Tlw t. a>[wrana- meeting was very enjoy and tbe Cincinnati 7wt-». to be found la *bL> ou Monday evening last. Sereral s*their appropriate phtc-m. loctij-te were road, aad good sjetcchot wcro Onu of the wnndcrx oftheyvar—A made by thr young membera of tbe club. n rw iron bridgnover the Grand River al lln.Juuu Robert? made some very tell­ ing remarks, 4“ W«P’“ ^"p. wl“'rt * _____ DETROIT ____ — STOVE Something new. On Tucadsy btt the ClippM of this city played - mateh tgxnus rf' Wt with tbi MiddlcviHe dub oa the grtwuds .irf the latter. The game resulted in < score uf 30 Io 13 in favor of th* forr»CT., q Our irinrrttecn wiU find it to tbeir ui- J ust out. THE JEWEL COOK! SVGAI^. The most beautiful and scientifically-arranged Diving Flue Stove now in the market ’Tbe following persons were drawn oa Saturday last aa jnroe. for rite November term of the Circuit Court, and summoned to be in attoodaoce on Tuoxlay tba 13th day of November 1877, at 0 o'clock aylMhf 3 C. C. Boekus, 4 George Uarkey, 5 Wm. Kerr, Edgar F. Nye, Orson Swill, “ James Bill, Daniel Dorr,”' Philhp W. Hi Jubn 8. Smith, Jan.b Kriser. Joan F. Gairc, C. M. UsodBrsbott. Gcorgn W. Bcatwiak.f D. C. Krwrou, Lewis Wellman, Wajbi.gton Spoaablo, “A Card” We winh it di atine fly uodertitood that the jrices at which we are aellioi “ 'is Dot our ____ ------------------------ Jy eitbe r upon'2 the importer or manufacturer living rates, a terr Isrgc Kook *f ladios' of the goods. We'are credibly informed that CLOTHING, Gliter", tint dm make Misses' and Chil­ dren'» Gaiters, Bools and Shoes of all the prices at which they were HATS and CAPS, kinds and prim, Slippen, etc., Me. Come purcL___'._the _ _ roatiuftwlurw reGENTS FURNISHINGS, arid seo for yuurMtlvcs. Store on Jeffer­ son Street, iost side, opposite the little ceives but little if any bay what­ brick. Joux G. Rumvaw. mayfftf ever for the ailka, tnut the cash we paid waa quite or nearly ab­ sorbed in paying the Govern­ ment duties. " SPRING t COMPANY. CROCKERY. W. F. HICKS. BININGER’S "OLD LONDON DOCK 6DU to which I now invite especial* attention. I am selling at 1ADIKS' RKADl-IiDK CLOAKS, all. Come in and look SHAWLS, HOSIERY, HATS AND CAPS. GOOD NEWS TO THS PUBLIC! THE SUN Nw York. n^k mHie. to ths d'fcrnnl whoM-Cdtn oo Ry rtwht p«h*»>» U I* ‘”lw' all the popular pattern* and beat qualities'^ lowwrt rates I have just re­ ceived a full line af it Men's and Beys' Clothing g-rvAirHVw. <—»«> .Krnttiu Baxki. _ _ ... nkort trip, is* wrek, thrvwgh • part of Rntland; ProiricrUW. Y«kne Spriora and iRESS GOODS aefy competition tn tpmllly and Prim. Call aad examine good*. MaaiX'teaBMt Smith. Je4*j st Vrokou. largely attendod. Tho Bw. M- V. ROrk; will sppak Union Hall.« riundsy-ovcui«- Now 11, fo, die I enefit uf Ums lUforso Club. There sbouH 14 » crowd, to hear 'his «Mb and eloquent exponent uf tU principle* ef DRY GOODS I I have on hand a full stuck of Dry Goods of latest styles H. A. GOODYEAR. .str Um. lor the benefit afdwUdte* Cbrw tian TempvrA u Unkm, wbieh ab .uUbc COFFEE. TOBACCO. 7 Bwj. R/Baee. to nUU thia an intennting rdutnu to ev and lo Iom. Au cxegeats rf Matt. 18,18. A. G. Fierce of tfohcwleraft. cr^fosdi-r who trade* io th* d<y 2. Thu doctrine of immortality before i/Hstaton. »c«m to, be ip K""* •* the evening uf Christ. • & Graves, l>. D.. of Grand Rapids 30 and 40 cants s b-uhcl. sod *o< wry 3. Nature and'pruofa of the remtmeplenty at th®, thajgh we saw at Stanley's tiub of ths dead. J. F. HUI, Mnskaron a lorn! that 33W «•-. Nb.,1 •1. Relation of repentance to/^rdms. white pcauh bfowf. for which Ite paid 33 A. Brsy, Afolka 5. Condition* uf prnvsiiiog prayer1). 04xirn«, Grand Rapids. TEAS. Stx-holp, fbctenBion Top, Portable Planished Copper Reservoir. 6 K. E. Ldte,v raptHte <o have Miussihiisg now in tU cuL umn of Batiw nu-Jepi aver/ wos't, so as GROCERIES. WORKS, the jury sa l (fried 81 i;r- '•> -a Thia i* a rood tim? to gather beachnuts. I've gathered th«a cMifor in the - oea-on, but it was generally fresa unharda. and aome of the bort hcacboste gr”" on apple frees. ' ' ' -•. Empire Block. Harting?, Mkh. i I b.va it fr.im 2l) rta. to 9U eta pw Ih. । H. A. GOODYEAR ACi-nl. . Much excitement has been been occasronnd atuting our citucns during the past M Geo. Osman, far the crime of assault *»u! battery upon the penuo of Ntutor Budingeourt. The trial waa held before Juwjft W. Suochcomb, E*q., who found the respondent guilty, and fined. him S3 and <a.t»; amounting ia all to about |20. Many uf our citiacas think the penalty al* tachod ux> light, but wen there t>ot othrra L- B. Sualoy wuhai to fay.; 0»f Bis who incited tins affray and lent cncouragefire*, ringing MbM tor Juverflrt .wiU bp num by .their presence, word., and other­ held at the c'ub norm t» Saturday al 1 J ®- wise, whom tbe law holds equally guilty ? and for adults at » p.m Sdfcxds wtH *em- And is not tbeir punishment also too Hght? tnetev; promptly st the hour. , . ______ _ I keep constantly on hand a full assortment of men’s and boys' Hate and Capa. BOWJJE’S STORE STOCK OF QBOCXBIX8 rtorm or bikbt coranr Print, t Print*! �Rsilrosd*. uaily up era this lime." Tina Had of i picklc has breu uaed co cg-^s fur a century, ' but there may be dome intpruTeoMul ia the above details over the uld way of tuakI lag the pickle. The method is a good oou, L«gal«. ®CHWRo!cFraAL .•tfiSJiresA-:, and tbo only owe ia which sgg» Are prearrtol ia large quantilica. • Mr > ■*rRWng Etoot June 34th 1877 g>W20C',^"A~.VarR;' to the name condition.- Now, I have ia-; qnired of many breeders of these bird-, I agd I hare hitherto not met with a single; man who was mA thoroughly conrinrod | that an occasional cron with another strain I •ftbe aaaa sub-variety waa abaolutrly Meomry- Hoi breeders of highly im pruvidor fancy bird-c, value tbeir own strain, aad are most unwilling, at the risk, in tbeir opinion, of deterioration, to mak.a erww. Thu pwrchaac of a first rate bird ol anotlwr-straiu ia expeusivtu and ox changes are troublesome, yet all breeders, as far M I can hear, excepting those who keep large stock* al different pla.-er for tbe sake of crossing, are driven after a time to take thu step." Iu regard tn poultry, * once Iu four or fire years is often enough to obtain a fresh . strain of blood, by ol.i Mining cocks of the fresh slnin to ■ mw with your hens. ■ . AGENTS . =ju=rwVa;.-.z?4ti Aur. Itrnu isivssifMHc™;; M lint JatiMi & sarm lAILIOAt. SUBSCRIBE AT O.VCE, 25 CTS NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE. the year, by cattle sating too many applo. 1***”~r under my notice in which | A good tot «f that state ia to a ^g-mcntlw'-old hoifer calf got at a barrilMagipks. nd ate ao many that ah. ww soon swollen "sa tight m a drfim." A physician .wan called, but be eould no I rd here her, and left giving her up to die. .\s» last resort, the owner twgan to look over his books oa cuttle and their ailments, a few aad he dbund a recipe for bloat, or borts, 13 bS tvst st Ono teaspoonlitl and n half of chlatido is in tbe right eundition. Next, see that of lime, ditoolrcd.in a pint ol waler, to l« thefen'rea are ikrwti srimod the field, no turned, down the naiutaTs throat." He that your own and ncigb!«jr»‘ cattle can Mrmediately went fiir the chloride of lune, ootae in, when the trees lire planted, and but did Ml find- any. Ho soya "I •lid byqwse OU tbeflfo yrklsb wif» save’ yduriLe. find bi-carbaeate uf auda. used fur cooking wsperje of tritutuin^ them unca a yt»r. purpose* Four good trxaspuvnfuls of tha In buying your Woes, ask your nursery- (it being leas potent than chloride of lime) ■ajwiv Lpatin apint of water and pound dawn the call's throat very gradually ami care­ fully. Tbe lijuid was scarcely down when the animal was partly.relieved, and in ten ' uiinutsi she* Was lying down, breathing rarily, and tba swolling had gone. I Rave; her an injection of old soft soap, in hike- : wartn water, she rowed quietly thrnugb I tbe night, and at tnortrio; feed time *» I ■RAID IAMBS DIVISIOW. ISS'^U. Tbe Sellable Short t.lu flllD IAPIII All DHJOIT HEGULA1GR । jsgjsseii.“.sfaiius iGQffiiiifrffl:■ PICTORIAL BIBLES. VEGETABLE. ora ltestos.1'! fnli I Uuaa.aa >! U I <•« MIMavilto !3 C TJM &... hii'g stcr.w«Esreu Isr In mH-----------S.rcs'c.'s •r«n> sari lh.ruf: . a n.. tsrr. si .a. dri! • “s rcri iLr1 ■ EaS ere now well advanced ia year., it i«i]Lbr if they wore IU best fcl- ploy it. Wrestle with natu ■aCea‘-in uxUeuoc. so you should order •trength of tby theorire ; ace •upprt tbo trial. Act' 4Ln 'nnra<Myuiu> tudigthew up, sad yea Wc all rxaggerato the p*u. note* Ai , iUmd. * Dual t<4! hint'to 'tars them flog up rarftdly, and with;as jbagyjvdtx » pJttl'Jf. LccxiM yua want tfie1 foaif a»- smsU aa poaaMe, and shore, sept*^. roots are easily ant. When you grt the tress lesded upon ___ ____ _ _ a."' GRACE'S SALVE. WORK FOR ALL. tesifi’ SaL. fij&n -... x s-t nsle rellr rsL faZU I'.’.I- throw down tbo Inw, ahd*bc auro not to set them lill the next day. Ifaoy ooo adtmes ywe to ••lied io" thl trees till *s4»r>«ro> l»al<k. planted, tell him that you hatch Ard pf !•'.■! tlefiiw SMtheriftereiflfai ' SICK HEADACHE. Northern RAILWAY COMPANY CENTRAL Tillage tavern. Tell him to dig the holes aa email as poeriblc and let the roots in;, that if they oaa't go in a sd-spread o*t|U> theygrew naturally, to cart them up in a drib-, tof«4 thrlowrfyrilnWAnhiWuod tbe roots, and Um dark, fetilesoil where it •Wo would with pleasure, buy, but the fact is, the last time we lent it to yirar urrthes she prenarved it so effortuulty’that, we have never,seen U sinew." ••Well you needn't be so assay about your old kettle ; motber wouldn't bare troubled you agio, only wc send you bars a new one-" IT HAS NO EQUAL Harper's Nascaqr says ‘ladies will wear camel's hair ulsters thia winter."—Wc yjAAnaAWU. fo don't Uta to dispute snoh an authority as VR., 11.00 the lltuar, bat well but Mr. Harper 8500 we know one woman who will wear the urns obi 83 nii water proof all winter taedynayto MlW ;.‘J«hn, I; wait, you to king, unless her husband , lottery ticket I hurry up *1$ this wprk.(| "Qtere are only Sns hundred ircm to Mt, and I will give <3 ®h TrzEffltfaoo, 19298979 - ■ AaaAbr 'friitrt: yMJ have 'undoubtedly read or heard, tiait it is a guod plan i<i ■pro and cultivate the laud where the HMaOteveSJanatw •» ice is found ia'the popcre, Pennsvi nod you Wit BBS! •Um ».'• -a< IO-.AI the state of Georgia, no matter who ia all dtoii tahanribn for a. paper that pub- 1-rroidrot’. Kahnylaythingea agnqeliam oy Urticul -^Bs.kibd to the book agent. Be has a turn, as they oat from ono tojwo dollar* father pertiafa, sod a toother, who knew a year, and lor that sum you and your; him in Ms youth. Perhaps own whole Ihmily could see a eirous perform- now. in .some pracwla) New England vil anoewhich you would remember fora taj;e, fund beans are healing fur him and sweet lip- breathe lore s dearest prayers .wtt > 11 । । faehiswM&M. Thartfbewlay tom do.n proportions' One "bmiht'l1 of Ktno, eight] quarts of salt, twenty- five ten -quart pails I ttsKKiffia will slake white, fine and clean. Have tbe salt clean and the waler -pare and sweet, ] frow, Ami. all .vegetable ■ or -rfo^tep-wed I B*?.wiU* • Pan’ou of! the water, then add the bolanro of the" water and tbe Balt 'Mr throe ur four I bar, a-Bsdl-tWad^. biSjmpZtor; faMTtft**pickle ta»0 fVrnhtjy tare dixtiant ructions vMfa Which i. UltoWb prrosrre tba “ ’ *" — e«* Wbee the oaak <w tat is filled to a | 11 Mi jr. —-^SSt-^RHSSCrS' »™OBt.,.«raR,f,W 8SCRE Depot, 104 moB STRBET, lew York. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS sSTjt&'JStkT kiST.-ft*. ^wsgUataCMsuJar site® KMCU * CTMCAL TOTITOTL LAN, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-11-07.pdf 7e618e8240567162279508094bd3a037 PDF Text Text RJTE.S OE JlDVEHTIEIXQ. VOL. 22. NO. 28 HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., NOVEMBER 7, 1877. WHOLE NO. 2074. • bridge with turbulent &Ui baiow; th. *• b&sd to the left eye dodgnd off sad ret l«t; the other blind in the right eye war ,Uo MwredV the Uh end fell over on Tire cletvrtnati soon resumed the dis eumion, but now U had a <E&mt pine, for they looked like men after a bar room tow. The subject of acereu was next brooght from the bureau ofqmwtome. Thia was the darkens of all themss, and SOOS Ud their minds into a frog; end ao they a«dad It: The Indies, do hot wear aay roperfautiea and they are healthy and stroog. So we should be, if w* strip off extra fixtoa, end hew to the Sue,' Tike them." -We DR. A. M. Bt.azn. I IITSICIAS 4SUR0W1X [TOR aparkling in gwrlJs play fulness, over the froeied fields, and faded fiowen. shining rapJeadant io their beauty. The frost । Uiat had gathered during the sight wee gently kiasad away by the dworful rays of th* nusaiog aau from the aset window of nm ns muMwn j The one nearoat ma wm a tai*. dark-bairthe BarM Ptaoa, aa sumer cn» on.! ■' od man, with henry eye been and whiskr. eta, well draaand in a suit ol the plainest dies at Dr. Invlor a Th be sure, Thoma*; btock. Urealyoppuriaabi. m. abort, J thick-ret man, with • broad ebeat, rather Butfall did not know that JuKa'a Aaaa] always adorned ths pador,:whito Dullyr j1 Urge, cuarno features, a Mac to give him h iodiridoatoy, and light blue, bet very ex. ‘IpTMaivo eym. DR. C. RfSSKLL, PHYSICIAN & SOBGEDH. W,a earns l«r U. rar. ivmU4< lfc»l eharuS la vinda astoa Isva'alaxary ergfaeai. IM la tketi oil aarot4e4 tosalt rw..». w.a«u II.. .. * ■----- , lea. training, that mas would have bees a iMuaualut. He was net- tjuieC; for, though his chair war lipocd back, and his ■ head, with iu aaaa of shining hair, wm 1 rating against the delicate totin paper, be did uot ruaais hl use puaiuou more than a mmuic al a time, morisg with a oer. i! h K Tkat ri.U Ueit hMratee u U>a weaderiae attj •ill the Simmer Job Office. the man who stole the mare not guilty.' DENTIST Nasiiille lickifu. SMITH k. KNAFPKir, ATTORNEYS AT LAW A-tSOIJCTTuas ISffU.Xglt’Zn‘ Jurt received First Prize at Wisconsin State Fair and at our own State Fair at Jaekaon, • DETROIT STOVE WORKS “Mary, in your marter U bssmr* “JJs, sir, be’a ouL,r “I dos't believe fa." "WaU, thee, he'll reme down and tell you so him ly's maod that Tbcmas BardcU was coatomplatfag a proposal oo that Jaw drfy, when be was to play bust to all the people of Ruabtown town, aad that Dolly was the niceat tolls ' She could Kit haw toM why she thought, thing in tbs vaurid? Ill go down and so, nor whr Ae rere.lvod to. ask “pstm" prove the trad -------- - ” AU this is m Mr. Thomas. __ __________________ eat walking draw draw on bia lavender Lida, put oa his giawieat ailk hat over his crop of curiiog hair, and laneyio; hie liandaome, fault kady-altired aclf iu iht long mirror, sallied [oeuire, by wrestbfai: Md dama trader the rim of ha chip hat, sod futesioc her soft white lacs al tbs throat with s booth of the same flowem' Then she drrared bcradf rather hastily,. bario^ curled her aiatur's hair, and other wise made a Cinderella of hcradf. ‘■Ob, beosan any people faaey M la a She heard nothing of the dhtraayed ex­ clamation in far father'a study of ■ greet impwnpmil And then these ten , “But bfeai my avul, Bardell, I can't nble draft, from the palpit window on my ■pars het' She as trf right bwsd aod eyea! 8by la houarkrepcr Mid companion and — bald-pate ftere mo a odd to the bead. For two Sundays thia fall, before I bought e wig I breatbsd like a porpoise, and talked as if I wan Msg hot mwah.” M- V. fl.CMUJI, PHYSICIAN A BURGEON, Something: THE JEWEL COOK! eyre were rivitod on Clio wig and stuck out iiks there of an oX, half craaad. The next was BnHltrr Rich, he wm dfatuvered to Uva false tooth, and, said oos. ■ yo* meat plson thsa with tbs wig. Ha, ba I thia is a good joke, ias'a UT The dergyman addreseed wm a goodtoakfa-mao, with move of the prufeaeor, or anveb, about him than meat present. Ue did eot think he could ttpuc them, fait Breed the arig Uan agitator thought ho «uH; io be raid. ' Remember tbr frog. Six-hok. Extension Top, Portable PUmabeti Copper Reservoir. The most beautiful and scientifically-arranged Diving Flue Stove ' now iu the market. H. A. GOODYEAR. POWERS & BARLOW ‘ffi5HLS.i mold? to the deneai was dwpatebsd for J the Inchon and grindery while the toogrvgation were welling in Wondrous eiThtHy we. thinking. teneo. And a long time k vu. for none '•It M lovely Iiere, and the hotiee is were to be fiend on th* toilet table, where ahs looks forward 4s» the spkmdsr and BrWgas wm mlfad. -Asd fodrefo. «r, te toast be that T mistook them for one of the tpecimna. YaH Mod them, sir, in tbs rabiset, dewe to the dried scake^in; it was nrereh that pot thhn there.” Ot oiurre ths victory was gaitsed, sod evar seen in thw market I ; ____ ■■■ rovjsttS, aim OWN, IHJUIUIU sylvan The Foreat and Round Acorns, with the improvement* of 1777, itand at the head of the liAt for HEATING PURPOSES. The Sylvan Acorn is a BOILER IRON heater, with return flues, and, judging from sales already made, is going to be THE FAVORITE. . Tha Qneen, Forest and.Orown Ajcorn Coakin^ Stovas ue all , flflOrety dew this sBoaon, having nickle knobs, grotind edges, auto­ matic oven shelf, and EVERYC otgs nted V. MUc *geut, tbr the , ’ < ' f H- J- SM, Carrian, Sin OnaaialI P A I N TER At A. M. Back's Carvings Shop warra Tbobrwah was up, darioc to lake her eyes from a lovel, *1 ready feeling bet bead (planing whh gid Aseae “We can t be grand, of oourac, ud tbs bouse will lock mesa cooogh after Bir U! Flsse, fart we eu bo etas," abc caoafaued, scrsbbtogvigonroaiy atil>e painx “and you know,lorn, lei* sure to.M fa love wiib Julia, end U ia such « spfaadid The BMUUSOJV WAGOJV, ‘having a good effect. I X-SEi penons of there prrwet; and, Oh I If oolyaMto JewbetMhr had happened flsrt tony, far aright tare made a smell fortune. -HtA I tark T raW Brother Breed, •mayne tire premier u romreg - nut it happened to fa two dtouit ofcrera. ■Mts'tfaw daowa *fo •«. morning '«f£ 51 im Breed, to hare a liule private udkeerirtto, tod ntnnprawtm Ywe omm nout yesterday fa ■ efik gnwwd, Wm. H. Goodyear. MlfflELCHEB8!. peoples drto store. pUea. -nd Fwily K»eipn pared oiWully P- Drug» .nJ Cb'emicJ, ot pm-wt qailUy Mly. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Picture Frames’ ^MorDon’t buy any Furniture until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. Everybody knows they are the only j The toUeeoWM placed along side the I teeth and wig, tod was soon covered with < cwta*. Mi«b usd tfaa, nd Other Mm gare 1 toasts; tors In alikag* manner ftoas the �>oany jreara, bm it WM during the War that the onstrel of ywtwm.g, fw. the Executirc into tho hands ot Congre.. men. Neither the Praaidri, the bend* of department. Vr member, of the Cabinet had th* time from TB«O to 1268 to dentc toappotatarenta. The Bmmtore and mmnbore ef Congress not only raM who .hould be wppohited, but they 3H Mt dacriminite In their wdeetlotra Men were pro­ moted on penoaal grounds. If the obli' galiC'ti ceited with the appointment, tend the appointee bad been told thli the place which had been granted would be roteined or jert, according to the fidelity aad abili­ ty of hia service., the evil woeM bate had ,>1. limit*. Bat such wa* not the cwae. Tbo office wm mA only a rswd for po# acrrice*. but it implied an obligation for , f*two political work. , These offiriate were been for some years fil.SD, aad the system of selling the entire house put that up to 1240. Tkis waa aH wall enough when people wore making money al every turn, but now that th. tide ia niotung the other way th. managers have found it difficult to Iraep Ater bouses half full, the Grand Opera House reduced prioew thirty per eent., and it haa had a good burinre. ruhl alcrng. An enterprising cum pur of busciaus, all first ckaa, are giving concerts at Gooycr Institute for 10 cento admireioo, ao4 the ball iaa't big cough to hold the people, ud they arc making money. Tbe kaam is obvious—with th* return to gold everything must come down to a gold ba­ sis. The expuragarit actnrec ud actor* even the beads of department, at Wash- mute play for fore than |25O a week, reals iu-gtou had little control, for a discharge moat com* down, aad the prion of admisof vueh <0 ipptentoe wa. equirxlcst to a pcroooal attack upon the member, of pon- ‘ Jt ti thia tytUia that ‘Mr. Hay« aeeka to Jatroy Ik, Inter k. exp&cic. There can be no efficient pnUie rervire bared extJuntalj upon aa e-puraW.iu j-olitiral and penwoal f.vora. That the ehngc will iutorf.ro ^b lb. iufiucace of Con- prmraen i. not tnte. That it‘ provena a Cvogrraman from making a atggration ar exprwaing disapproval fo ako nntnie. The OMgrraatnan h just M frts u ever to any to the President or to tlie brad off a dcpartmimt what be thinks of the caudi’ddtfcr, but tho rryTo^L.ility i. restored from bi. shoulder., and every man haa a 'right to in hu applieatioo, with the certainty that bis papers r<-ed not hare the indorsenmat of a Ccogrenunan to ra- ride than before, while it girro hln time to attend to the pcrforraence of official du.tarn Skater Umjamfi, H. Hffl of Grorfia Km written 1 bitter to hi. cim.titursta ■ '“Vkn a Senator reloots ood ipplieant lor an office, and rrprenente that one, be parted for that on., and partial apiiw, all Olbera. H. abdicate. Woffice «f tnufoc for al), and beeomre the attor­ ney for. .ue, and, u .xperinoro redly rnilWa C-.r ■ A full fine J.-, Naval Affair*. Whiuhcrnc, Tuan; Foreign Affaire, Swann, Ind.; Territories, Fraaklia, Ma; Itevolutreeary P.orioaa, .Macker, Pa-I Invalid Penaioaa, Rfoe, O.; Railway, and Canals, Sdeidrer, Texas, Miore and Mining. Be.be, N. Edomlion aud Ubor, Goode, Vm; Reviaioa of la.l, Wsbh. Ind.; Courage, Weight. ud Meaaurre. Stephana Ga.; Patents, Vano., N. C.; Public Building. Md grounds, Cook, Ga4 Expenditure., War.Siaie.Trera ury. Navy, Pore Office ud Interior D.partmeate, Blackburn, .Ky., Springer Ill., Glover Mo., WiHU, N. Y.. William., Ala., Spark*. IU., rrepoteirclj,- AcNante, Rob­ erta, Ind.; y.lrage, Cobb, Ind.; Ex pud itanni 00 Wblio Buildings and of DepartmMt of JiMtioa, Lynde, Wia and Bragg, Wia. napwlivaly, Cfril Service Reform, Ilarrwv.,111.; Mi^ppi Levreu, Robert•«, U; Printing, Singleton, Mire.; En­ rolled Bill., Hnmilton, led., Library, Cox, poor Irish parent, ia Troy, wa* bred to tho trade of blacksmith, whichJ>e aboadoued in a abort time ior the prixo-ring. He waa a game fighter, aad came, out of all hi* oooletta victorious. Naturally be graduated aa a gambler, and from that in. to Nev Tork.politic, and made himself a power in th. city. Of lata your* ho ha* tried very bard to keep himself in aomething like decent rare, without being *o tierent aa to alienate the devotion of bi. ragged cctulilMcto. Ha ia generous to a fault, ud earn io hie Kombliog bouac* haa dealt with tolerable fairueas. Whan great swindlers hare been neeeaaary, be baa kepi then »knifuDy from the public. Ha baa acquired a valuable fund of inforaation an to the goTsrnmcnt of the citv. with hit auacraafol rival, who had the making and unmaking of Ccuaiteo. It waa Ud enough to be biennially defeated in the daring ambition of bis carpet bag career. towething better than the peho ring end gambling table. He coold beat Schell if Ibo Republican, would all vote for Mm, but ih.y will not. Thoen who reftm. naert that to elect him would not rplit ''"W. are m« at Aat ela. which Tammany—that it would amply compel, Mhake n idea th« the beat way to Kelly to taka him into partnsahip, aad itiAgthen in A drain inration ia to reward make it .trooger than ever. But John iu political opponent., bat wo hare firm ■ faith that the brat way to itrengthen g ; party ia demand tbit iu aflicial rervante ♦lull attend to their legitimate duiten. A party which cannot aoattin itraif by dealcf*g with the vut interat. of thia couatry io a buaiuoa. like way will not long have vote, enough to be railed a party. Sena, ‘“for BUI takre tbo praitkn that evety ran- ■ nfor nhonU adopt, and if hi* prfooiplen tn " W< RotojffMoloeaHy togiteA returns from the demon* held on .’day, but reran* in this moruiag'a i to i-Uroto ' Oer CUSTOM DEPARTMENT con-; : sire, of a nice line of WORSTEDS and' bird himself. and endured for week. lb. hardship incident to the tramp', life ■ but be baa bean made to drain tba cup to it* bitten*^ drag* by tearing him from life comparalirely prominent flare of last •*rion aad laying him on the Library ahJf But Mr. Randall by hi* nngrarioua treat­ ment of rival, baa loot what little reputa­ tion be ever bad for magnanimity. Mr. Cox ia not the only one offended aa the Speaker will loam to hia ood, whenever the cpportaoiiv for retaliation ocean.; and a* a rule Democratic polititian* bar. Huie faith in the efficacy of the scriptural meth­ od preecribcd for heaping eooia of fire on the head of' aa enemy. An analyua of the chairmanship*. awarded the different acetiona reveal, beyond the pceaibilty of the new dyanrty of lie “Solid Sooth." Hie strong bid tor lb. approval of Uxt •cetion at the exponas of every other, ia the 26 throw* aa ao many topt to hie aft over the country ; TH —To have the "erring orotbera." tba MTate with ito nat mv four per cent. loan popularized. An iatreaMgate 12. the Middle Statop 8, aaooeiatfoo ia memorializing tie authorities and New England arere. Oa the wbolt the ■■rtenml fftoeaa of ihimp" rarely bemi mare acrupteontey ignored dtaa io lb. eunatrudioo of the {Jemmiltore anoouiKed laat Monday. The religiM. and moral tow dominating th. party, <m, however, tui^t repngnired pMng »Fvwnady WWaMb. bead of the IwwitogCoro- and k doubt evary raaemmwf ffOfotmtar lag vill'bo exhatotod, if iiwy, tepro voM Che lauodnotlon of 4 Ign brand Of th. Mtoiy WO bill, raterfw* re­ ferred In the Hoere on Monday, ebcut 50 Ur. jewelry, in cameo atylea, wW be worn the Cuming winter. and Draw bar. a eompletn-tUk of Maa's, Ywaib a M 'toy’o BtSINESS and DkKSS i for FALL TRADE. Thing, in General. and only u expert could detect the differ­ ence. In fad the belt dairyman of th* ennutry were buying it hi large quantities to mix with their milk, aad aouroaly aay butter aitara to New York tree from it. One dealer testified that it was better then batter, for it noycr eoeaew rancid, or in any way rirong. The offrodiag dealer was Henry Win! Beecher ia lecturing on lie undesirability ofrichea at 1800 a night, Qakey Hall, Tammany politician, an Tfltoe u Kring away from bin family, on Second avtowe, gelling ready to do the thor, actor, lawyer, and almoat everything •fee, who left New York about six month, une thing, it about ooe-fourth the •go, between two day*, aad who ban man­ money, end Frank Moellon, the reel suf­ aged tn keep himself in the newspaper* ferer, is reboilffiug his shattered fortnon. ever since, returned yewterdiy aa myalexi- as the agent of Ashton’* Id verpool Ball, oualy u bo went Ho any. that the inter­ which he ie iotrodneing to the attention val has been to him like a dream, ho inti­ of dairymen. The great scandal ia eery mate. dial he baa bora partially inaiae, but that his train is now dear, bi* mind unclouded, and that he shall go ou ami fulfil bi* dratioy He give no rawoo for hi* going, and none for hi* coming, but1 people guere. The well-posted say that it' vw not feu of the Twood iavratigauon,1 „ one, w ]. Eteettoes, Harris, Vm; but that in abort, there wm not only Wlrateverl, W,’,“4 W—*• * Y-l but two women in the rase. VLmr.tr ■ I1 priarioos, Atkina, Twang Pacifio Railroads, may hare been the mm of hia ctnpedc, It Las lost him all the standit^; he ever*I Patur, N. Y-; Bukiag and Currency, had. The oiy reganls him now as but Bnckncr. Mo.; Claws, Bright, Teno.; enedRCrew above Count Joennns, aad a Commeree, Reagan, Texas; Public Lands, long way below Geo. Frsocu Train. It Morrison, IlL; Fort Offirea and Rcrada, would, have been belter for hia reputation WadcteU, N. Ct District of Columbia, it be had died abroad. He ia ot no further WUIiams. Minh., Judiciary, Knoet, Ky , War Claims, Eden. Iff.; Private Lend Claime, Gaoter. Ark.: Menufocturen, Wright, Pa.; Agriculture, Cutler, N. J4 Indian Affairs, Scale., N. C.; Military and John Morrireey ha. been pct forward Affaire, l&k'ing, Ohio, Militia, Real, N. by the aati-Tammaayitew aided by the ItopnWiora.. or rather a part of the Republieauv, for a large cumber mo no difference between a profemiona! prue-fighter and gamble, and a profnreonal Democratic politieiau, ia which they are more than half right Morvimey u, bawevre. a re­ markable man. and Lad he been born and of Underahirta A chotenfitodk' ofgoo* ; SUITS and tmtRCOATS in Furmshimt Goods w hero a line of • BROADCLOTHS for DRESS SUITS. the latata siylmi ia the BEST FITTING | -CASSiMHRl* mnkCHEHOTS. for WHITE SHIRT in the Oxy. The iron trad, of the Lehigh valley i. chewing sign* of a revival. A complete line of COLLARS ami ; BUSINESS SUITS. ’ OVERCOATTNO In good atylea. There are 811 railroad, in the United Stole., of which only 196 pay dividends. CUFFS and the late* Mmritie* ia SCARFS, TIES am) Silk Handkerrhief-. Mandy wde !Hf«M ’Itrnbrellas. Satflie|s end Shawl Strap, And now they think that the long lost Chariey Rte* h. bee. found to Rfohnwrod 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. Mahoa and nmi! nrembero of hi. Cte> inrtgnrod th. nrearing. E.litnate. for carrying the inland mail. 1 for the coming fiaoal year are gSO.BSln- appoint Thuraday, the 29th Sty of NovrasticT next, ** a day of National Thanks­ giving and Prayer. I earnestly reeeomreal year, 12,030,297. mend that, withdrawing tbemselte. from Tho iotoee by fire in lb. United State, •ocular care, and labors, the people of the for th. firat nine month, of thi. year United State* cumu together OQ that day amoautod to a total of 52,000,000. The in their mpectire placre at worship, there loaxa into their argcuaeoti agairut the financial policy of the country. It is rumored that Secretary Sebera will won retire from th. Cabinet and that Aaabtanl Secretary MeCormick will be bi. I $10, $5, or $2.50 The Republkan plurality in l«wa, eg ] th* vote lor Governor, is about 42,d<W. , SOAP The aad thought steals over us that Maryland was not • rlectrifiM". . Tb* new party f rophrt baa Uopre that Coogrere will help him oot. ) (50,000, 20.U00. 10,000, TOBACCO. sere’ a I>r»n>«‘ Beak. Lreiivills. Kr_ Ire. Secretary Evart* wreddn'tgive a twot to [ know anything more about Penney I ran la rlMETUCROCKERY. have enough for yuu all, The Mild Power and al price* O.M defy competition. We bare a new supply and can suit yoa all. CURES TLc Brooklyn Arpm rays “Nvw which Soeretaa ao much commended; and there are many of his brethren wbo miffbl York city under Irish rwle has a taxataoa profit by hi. example. of 127.50 a brad , Ireland under English The Minacre* a wheat crop of thi. year rule baa a taxation of 1342 a bead , what ia owimated at 00 leai than 40,000,000 would the Kelly* and Oooeollyi do for bushel., notwithrianding the ravagva of Ireland if they bad a ebuee at the Green Isle ?“ New York n under rule a* atrcwgly UNBooraticaa Ute Iriah. HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specific! Vol. 22 4tf. Smith Hoyle A Preston. WE) rarai KffiS MES The Beet Timee I CARBOLIC OIL The first petition presented to Conprew. waa from Missouri, for the rcwnral of the Narioual Capital to a mor* central posi­ tion. We think jaotnething like that proposition has been heard of before. The TriAwue aay* that ia New York "the Republicans er* visibly encouraged Til CiBiiHli TkUi Tiial LINIMENT DMafreta, Parlflra, Uwwltes. Tammaay'a nmnagmi adviae Dmocralvoter, in tba interior not to take th. World, aa it ite't teffiaeotly Democratic Th. Etprnt is th. favorite. m "Unity, harmony, and energy.'' should b. the-poK^" of lb. Jtopnhtay party. If any no. objart., pel him out. ' Now Simon ba. a dbnee to aue for breach of promise. FIBRAND WILLIAMS * CO., \ DetroM. Mtofcteae \ Koglscd ire't the only Nation in whieh Mr. Evart.’ diplomacy i. uf the Simon Grant b held in bcoor. Tbo aktestiooa paid him, in Pari., ' .how the mtoem in pure order. whieh France boMa him. Perhap. it will be found oat, after a time, that even in the Unital Staten be has some hold CHESTER’S CURE/ Thirty tbouand peopk. are engaged 10 lheoyaier trade at H.lmncn:, and tbo Cbreprak. oymer Itet ineindte 700 craft. Ast.hmu, BroachUu, Catarrh, I Tho - BfflHL! JEW®!! BOBW TO ADV Maron of London, Liverpool, THE BAStUGS REPMEDI UJHffi AB the Itepublioan paper* from the in­ terior of New York State appear to 14 1 really in earnest tn entry the Stale, and they .too .peak with a degree of hnpefnl. nea. which v encouraging. . Tw-Brt, the OIOTIOHARV Or THE BIBLE aKSKjeatto’ Vk“sst’. CRAMPl’ON’S Gororwor 8toM, of Mimirelppi, «. von*ad for m * "prefoot Ifowrbon." Aadh. i. Gurerncr of a State white, hre n logitimalV R«p«biieaa majority > of IMPERIAL SOAP Wanzer & Barnes. CHEAPEST AND BEST' Tbo Wreoretre Gnamte remark. lW “if to mthfy Hawatw Morton, wa should any the party at Urge can afford to stand by him. without any surer* laearalitm of eon- The People’s Papor! �Uoubiu molding fom .ro^ u Koi. maned Chureh. There wm throe inebro of ground Monday night helped take me to Kai. And to terik* Al- on th* Mvd he wm inatruurenOI io coding me Th* Ilwnnjmeter waa dm to aero imt to Kafomroo my piteol nriafoed fire al him Tucwdav morning at anurwe. •■■metbing it nerer did before I wanted Ma. M. A. Taylor haa just r*ton>*d hie p^hy M raUurou f„ Vol. other of my friends tnay thank my forgiving da from Chicago with a fuU li*« of n*w Poailioa litSc Ae. it w>. IIL. r.l. City Drug Store! WANZER k BARNES (Succeaaors to Baixrb a Co.) Phomix Blank. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Having and keeping constantly ou hand every variety of . ' Drugs, Patsit Itadionss Hmmopathic Remedies, 8599 Sbcridau .h.u'd Utow M^rgy rad dnerroination cMOgh to form a hrgv a*4 rf ffeient Reform CIA. should erect and ded­ icate a hall for ha tcewpaacy and nm, i* an *cb.*rrmrnt lardly to be epinad a abort time ainre, and 1* a rcasilt over which the whale county may WeU boaal, and th« thorough reform uf on* individual promiMM there ia a victory orw th* damou which aJooc folly repay. aB th* effort tbua pm forth. But not afoot m it in Maad’iUe that marked aad prominent. adraMed and aalulory chasg* haa bwn effected, and atertiag, Un-Acial effect apparent. The UiOTcsjCTit for reform haa permeated into every crock and cranny of oar county, and Hke the ripple* made upon the ffood lake by th* dropping of . pebble, i* raforging ud wideafog ita einb of *perati«n*, rr» Julius Russell LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. The Ladfoa Socfoty of Emanuel Cbureh will ba entertained by Mr*. Smith, at bar room* over'tba Moro of J. ft Goodyear A Co., on Friday afternoon. The gentlemen ar* invited to tre at *U'*’<doA. ■ Frank Brook* ia morfog hia. tin shop of Rower* block, Frank • •" enterpris­ ing young msn, pud we berprok for bhn » liberal share ot the paWte patronage. Rev. M. V. Rork will preach in I'uicn Hall at 3) o'clock Sunday P. M. frtn •'Seek ye first th* kingdom of God and hi* rightmaMM," and will speak to the Reform Club in the evening at 7 o'clock, The charge in tb* Jaattul late week that a certain (Uy oSeer, uodentuod to mean tlx Marshall, had loat 836 “bucking the tiger,'' a* it b callad, in a gambling to the thne Georye wrat to Thorns »nd hall ia thi* city, i* unrooditiynally.Mw or that bwkUfod himaelf anon after tb* Urac. we are not correctly informed. Mr. H. laft him standing in front of th* double wadding of Charles F. haiuc, that being not for from 2 o'riuok Dwight and Mary E. Barlow, and WiL Sunday rooming An iuquiritloc taken at Quimby ia nai l maty ca the fourth day of Noertu­ ber A: D. 1877, before Jceeph Cute one of th* Coroum of eaid eounty upon tba view of the body of Georr* Edrlee there lying dead, by the oath of tbo jarorfe wbone names are hereto aubacribed, who TEAS. PROMPT PAYMENT JULIUS RUSSELL, CASH STORE TOBACCO. CROCKERY. defy eompacitiou in quality nd Price. Call and examine teoods. BLNDi’GER'S 'OLD LOMOI DOCK GDI. DRY GOODS! I have on hand a full atnek of Dry Goods of laUmt atylea and alao LEWIS STERN DRESS GOODS discharged, th* statement bring to th* efo frat that* ha rm harmlem aad practically • mantel imbed!*. Siace bl. dfoiharg. be h»a resided with bi* M other wmr .th* _ __________________ w» yadbnif Tn teutimooy whereof tho mU coroner to th* Fir* Department Oammitto*. Bteriou at Quimby, >ad b**> aad the juror* uf thb inqoyKhar* baraunTba reaignaUra ofWm. F. Hieka akfof practically. demented, ' to act U.*ir b*nd« the d*r«nd year afuro- eogiuear of the Rro DepartmaM waa pro­ mid. Joaim CoLl. Coroner. rented ud ou taotlra tba mum vm reforred to the Fire Department Committee. • On Saturday night about «Jer»n o doek Tb* reaignatio* of G. 0. Spaulding h* calkd at tba raridanae af K. A Thrrn, Aldrrmu of th* Third ward wm preaantrailed him up and gave him aore. piper. ad, and on motiaa rfAld. D*w«y lb* a.4 a. book, rayfog to him that he b*d jute rooriv*d a dwpafch from the South, ■ Mia* Eden Eek lee, uoly daughter of Mtn* waa accepted aad placed ou file. The foUowing areonnta were prevented, and that be and hi* Mother wee* going Mrs. M. E, Eckl** aad the only surrinng there at onec to ae< some *ick p*r*oa , aad member of tbo family, who is a Mudeut qis new Wagon Shop, where ba may be found at all hnnrv of any day. ready to do any work ia hia line, from putting * new spoke in aa old wheel, to the tmilding of th* beat buggy ever *ovn ia lb* eounty ot Barry. Don't ffwMt tb* plaaa; la the (hop with Jaeon Rieb A Bro , ranter of rei_ v_ j n ___ i a.__ . AS netaaaad aconou thaTare nut mi■foteorily arrswwfo by tb* 15<h af Nevrmbar wiB be kftfor eoliaclfom t!5 2a »B.J.G**wt. 6xmada docninx Aattwjtr lijoi.— Thi* popular line eommeoiod on ftair aummarftn* rord. Mamfov, May 14ft, ibrea fan expres* trafoa mu, iueannaction with tba M. C. R- K Vuarage-* l*n*ing Htoting* al 7 M A. M , arrive at Buffalo MOW, diy at 8:18 K «•<! Naw York next morning at 10;M a. X Tblg font day expn** i* the bari train between Michigan and tba East. fPufor car* from Dteroit to B^Wo.ri-pfog o»ft- from Bufidb to NeWXort. '......... by .yea and oa Ay—AM. . ... Tnang—8iton, Tarfnim N<p»'MtW1 n ■ 'I Thaoocoot ufOUvwrR. Woodruff *o ■action WM rdroed to tba Fisa— Con i I ■mm-rua rr > «.w. YU cSAjr ro»wiM the Wffl h* taJ^draw-L b* «f We Must Here Money Phoenix Block, State St. Tb* afflicted of thia portion of tba coun­ try ahOTld bear io mind the intrad^ visit af tb* aorgaoo* of the Natfooal Surgieal luriitMa, to Grand Rapid* on th* 2d and 3d of NovtSiber at the Morton Hriric. PW*« rehaare can b« placed ia thew •urgcoc:*; as tb* Institute which itw-y re;- Ou Sunday morning. lari the ptrple of thia city and vicinity were atortled by the report that Mn JL ?■ Bckhe «•<» her son Georg* BckU were Mmad'dead, both f^ bi h. , It ia raarwly pnamblc to gi«c axpremfoa ban. Tot. <4ot W —* « “• “ ofH, J. -M H- -P Io th* Miug of regr.t thi* aad tragedy mduMUbibbabvOTf-rr"*-;1 1bm oomaiuoed among all d*M* uf oor people, or the aympsdhy that i* exprwatri for th. aomriug rnladrm of the daparfod. OTbJflwta.r Ari d MJ to L. inapynpriate fo add that ibafomdy WM sum uniaeratiy rwapeol ed for tfoir ..ray uorifow troita of char PAI I on me bcforc purchiwing and I will sell you prodt llALL clioap ax can be found in the city ef Batting*. , Tba Nrtfoaal Harfocri iariitat* at i lodunapulia, Indian*, ha* long bcea wall . and fsvrirably known ftrougbnai thia .city J and vicinity. A nnudwr of our long suf- | fering eitixeuv. now rejoicing ia a rvstora lira to aound bodfos and liiab*, ow* thrir prearat happy coodiuoo to treatment roceivid at thia imritute, aad now that a number of skilled aurgrao* uf the Institute are to make a profoarinm) viah to Grand Rapid* on the 2d sad 3d of Novenb^ at th* .Morton Home, w* fori wo are doiag an *et of katoaaily aad juatioa ia rreom mending th* aflictod. by all mo***, to m* them sad not kae so valuable u opportu nity for relief. ______ I oath do aay that th* Mid Maricl K­ ' K. klra camo to her death by tncatia of the Fire Company could rou.li th* premise*. Loa* on tho li«M about MW—[neared , a buHct fired froa a putol iu the band* of for 8'2CO, and the ioas on tjyc fui nature . George Ecklce. i In tortimaoy wbtroof the aaid Coroner war rutirriy ravesod by insuraaro ' aodjthe juror* of tbia inquest har* herniato aK their hand* the day and yew afore An Awful.TrilfftljJAK mid. Jxoxrn Goli, Coroner. A Monix* KtuJtn nr Hi* Iwmaww Bott, Wwd twm Kim.* Himsut-r Silas J. Bobrach n th. TtrwnaMp <sf Map ] la Grove and cwSed for Hm. but *■ to- , HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. LEH’D STER.fr The Corotror* jory found ns follow* Theaday evening wa* th* ancial event of An inqutsiii-in token at Quimby in sail the acMou. The reception giren by Mrs. Barlow at her rtaidcac* on Jeffereou at.,. county on the fourth day of Norocaber I A. D. 1811, before Joseph Cole one of the waa a fine affair. The promt* were both ' numervu and coally, including *n |800 | Coroner* of said county, upon tbo view upright piano preaented by Mr. Dwight, of the body of Maria! E. Ecklec, there lying dead, by the oath of the jurom, The dwelling Eoum of 1mm Imrore ail- whuno as mm are hereto subacribed, who uxicd on Broadway, North of the Iron lacing swam to inquire in behalf of the Bridge, waa entirely Jratroyud by tru ot* people of thia State, whoa, in what MSSaturday Heroine. Tba Sr* ojriginaied ner, and by What mama tbr mid Mariel bring shot, at her rreidasroa at Quimby Stxtioo iu tb* townxbip of -Hxrii»nTbe fort* ia the eae *eem to be. a* dertl oped ou inriutlgarism before the Qyroow. Jury, inUtaUtiaJlfM fWtow^- ‘ ; Some trine about M»J 2>»t !87! on *j>pheation of Ha Mother. George ICcklm waa, by order of tbr Probate Cour.. *<M to the .kgylam for the Inanaa M Kakm*- GOODS, L10IES\MfiENT’SFER»Wfifl0DS, u» through lha Red ot immortality and del>a*uuetit, wlffle the boots of Satan shall be ewallowod up therein. Our Mo*<aea in tba pilgrim*#* of Reform are gullrd, strengthened and upheld by the great Good By< 1 Am, aad thus rrmforeed they go forth, b'nan the foregoing letter it will be teen panoplied by prayer and fUft.but to coothat George intended iu addition to what be did, to har. killed Mr. S. J. Babcock and Mr. H. J. ilanchcU, that tAe abacsce rf tbo former from home, ud the mbaing fire o( lha pistol in caaa of the latter eared their tier* The Sheriff found that the pistol lying ou the trunk had ooa barrel that had not been loaded, ud thi* acroonte for the cireumslanee slated by him io his Utter, and which Mr H. thinks is correct, The Becker A Huffman Electro Thera­ peutic Bath will be in operation at the Cent u to the attempt to shoot him on the r*l boa** Nor 1st Th. xflinted should doorstep. Tba facta proved before the »<4 foil to all. Lady palk-nU trraio.1 by jury-laove no doubt a* to tba substantial be greeted with a full buMe. AND FANCY DRY STAPLE but recaoaa by yuan and daoadas, are ao uumndiag that an* muat, perforce, look bry -nd hutn.n aguey for thi* great meaam, aad it ia by this* duiiMC aad by th* Let rwlyiag that iaa eob* the oiharwiae an OnSuuday moraiug next. Rot. Mr. Flctebcr will prioeb * aenuoa on the Mbject -WiU b payA-xnd we bop* bv may STAB (MWfflJUS. DotHe Store, 38, d» end «, CM terete. Grund Raptfe Report* from the ochool .h ,w that it ia pruaparing under Prof. Colman Laytoad da mat Mnguiae expeotatM. of bi. fnrala. Michigan Central .nd ite br*n*be*. next Sunday w* hear, bM do not knew what the chmtgto ar* to be. and Bey ’aoiMhlue at the agate ilk w soon H it was tight M loohrf into tba windew, tb* Karo. bring ekrad. and no reply received to tLrir repeated rap., and aaw Mm Kekle Iriugon the kriftra by dead u b„ iapp,^. H» at eeee onae to &a city, leaving U. forewi guarded by llw men who wrrr with him. aud notified lb* Sheriff of the cuodirioe of thirre Th* Sheriff al oaco mt word to Crwvnrr Cale, and Marled for ft* Uare Attirtoff Uvree, ba hod Charles B. Benham And Samuel J. Biddnun pried upeo , Bfodow •ad ratretd ft* boo.,, They lound Xra. E. aa Mated abor*. ,»d fo„ing their way into the chamber*, every d.w ,ad windo* In the hoaac bring faatew.], found G«<Ke laying dead <M hi* bed with a revolm clutched iu hi* hand with two aldM- flU ‘obUnttH’ I barrela empty On . .ta of the bed by another rerohu, . bowfo ’fold itmi. ■ knif* .nd the following latter, whieh wa Gold, bM piraaanL print Vtrbitiu, : Buaioca* ia improving. I did intend rrroegw on , number of Bewd the OaaauU proendi^a, • of nil the papular pattern* •nd beat qualities nt lowest mten. I have ju*l leceiveJ a full line of 4 tnfornwd that H the'- — mA they were purchfood the tnauufuctin-er rea‘ite» but little if any pay wh»tevgr for the eilka, tnat the caabl wc paid wbb qaite or nearlyV>sorbfid ia paying Ute Cmvtfr-ntneiit duties. ,. z. 3PIU5G A COMPANY. Men's and Boys' Clothingto which I now invite eapecud attention. I aut selling at price* that will Mtoaiahall. Come in and look over my itock. HATS AND CAPS. GOOD ins TO IB mu THE 1878 SUN. Now Yodu I keep constantly on hand a full aMortment of men'a and boya’ Hata and Capa. �Rural Topic*. WriUan £r 0» Bs»»e Wrsto*, lam asked W SALE few f«4 from th* kwh of and made to throw ont.oew tops, (he prsbl ability is, that yon woul i in a tew yrnuJ Railroad*. 0. P. Rowell A Co’». Col. Legal s. after fcrlilixwg them as above, have trees ITEJ vault be emptied in the'’fall or apr»K?" Privy vaults may be emptied in the fallor early io ths spring, but m th* faH it Mat. Select a anitabie place to deporit fa/ fcialirtdj in your, garden , then throw «p a htfaslsmbankmcnt of earth, eight to write feemm high, according to it* liquid tie and horses, I know of on Want ’ ' rwditlon. If no* in a liquid ataU no em­ than to arrange it with a floor tn titap I bankment is BMcrouy. Probably aa em..■daqfotynave bay and grain onlks i , bankmrol around a cirel* 10 fret io diam­ > tier wocld U large enough for tho eon .a»d Mitt cattle atalk oc one aide and * -'for1‘Borers on th* other. Tb* hay * tenu of any ordinary privy. Before any i*val takas place, provide sufioent garsoil to aux with thi privy eootenu as old riyle, but I aut ana no way to *mp*os* ' FiMfflyor,ICIAGENTS wwiiwrwi0! «?as •>s tt- Vulbaaa oar* Uuoos* u ™.. ' ""U. Wijr lautoai. W & stfin of night soil; and so continue the layers till all is disponed ef. Coal ashrt are very. Kood to use with the earth or alone, bat only such aabes are aultabl* as have been rifted. Tn a tew weakk time (if the mixing be done in lb* spring) the whole may be shoveled over, aad applied to the garden ahinglca may ccat from <20 to 125 more when it ia plowed or spaded, without be­ than ■ second quabty, but they will be tb* ing nt all oBsosive. and th* fertilising qualities of it will'b* very great. tueuioBn, but 1*1 the posts be M high aa *ffoanl>te,At>d hare the Urn in good pro­ , ortiio, became tie more room yon hare over the stalls lb* better, ar few or no farmers ever found their barn* too large Give the roof th* usual pitch, and use pice shingle* of the beat quality. Such ! iiim ip'MKW.HXI SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE, years unprotected ? It is doubtful wincher b -will pay to' paint tM 'flrut rjuality of pine shingle*, or put oil on them. The amnsremcQtf of the arable* mar be iWCw wifafafaliooeL 1* k «&Jy ..a M a™,. tu,i u • B4gx£g«jjtdsn M I bettefifur horse* to stand upon the ground, some other place, and raise tho earth I and although it is the cuvtotn generally to around their trunks, sloping off a few feet. fluor cattle and home stables,^yet I have | If rtse* and <b« tops be cut Uck, aad lhe I hnpq^utk/n unfloerod CalM f>f tb* n» i ground well festiliud, tb* tree* would be * Ln Ihil-they .ri> taoru eimforiabli when II ia a flourishing condition In two or three sum . fW*Wf* |1 | \ ,j'i:uTr£!a!"S? ££ “ JJT.JTT ■or •—Uta mrhrar bM*. t*. BJANB lAFIil IIVIBIBM. cow* are lying dowb, and their urine ia j years; aad I lliink the same result could orr*c». »• ’ mostly saved, which is an important cen- I ; be secured by raising the earth around ' ___________ sideralion, being aqnually worth per cow, I or horte, if all wer* eared, not has than ; »25**ch j<r annusi. Same agricultural ehomiau intimate it! to be worth Mnoally 150 per bead , or that it contains by anallaw JirtiJiting qoaStiaa lha; would cost ' JSDTo purehaac." 5ow, If a bed of day, REGULATOR e!*Jfy ** U p’**d ’P00 pwiod fcor of the I stable*, about six in­ ches thick, then wet nod packed hard, with a ali-bt .ieprearion in th* eewre—ju,t • rtwvgh tn prevent tl»e urfna from nAniag .. ewwy. it will dl be tnred i| ^b’rSi *,ri*’** *‘*llle’ “ "e 1 “ ,ll“ Whieh rfioatd bn liberally supplied ; and if, • the dawg be-properiv managvd, this wrise | Every tidy housewife dstcare the cedi। ro*c>ta *■«* and otbar vwsaui. Two or 1 three domimlicated tM-ls would keep the ! eoast tier of three, and would be found more ilerirablf than a cat, aa they are, I wholly tree from trespaaaing oo lhe rights ! -r —— — .1__ .k- ... . tl- .—J i- 1— tUSX4 mi KAPIII AMB DETROIT JGDfIS WANTED! .“.-St PICTORIAL BIBI ’PURE'^VEGETABLE. GRACE’S Yet, particularly a root cellar. Let It U under the barn floor, with ataia leading U It ft: a earner uf tbr flour and *q saelot rf asyokcep oat froa. In thia cdlie there should be large bins for. duffcrant roc< evnp* to be fed tu stock .during the.Call, UfLZ.i-.i .. z... a. i- L^JCt._. Many instances might be cited of pet ■ toads remaiaing several year* in a family, 'and doing valuable service with no other cvmpeuatiuu than imtuuuiij from per»ecutioW. AU that W sue, wry to secure eowpotam, indoor qr out, is’ to provide them willi cool and sad* retraaia by day. convenient aeon* to waler, and they arill go forth to the performance of their tsxturns] duties "without money and without Io Europe toad* are carried to the cits** to market, and are pusnlused by »he borti Lulwnata, who, by thaiz aid. are enabled to keep in nbmk the muluplieatij* of tho ia»cct tribes which prey upon tbeir fruita, flwwre,*<e. .No om can alndy th* anatomy of this reptile Without being onrvinred of its per­ fect adaptetioe U the aplrer* which it Sila in tho scotxnoy of nature. Iu tongue, whieh is capable of great elongation, in attached to th* anterior portion of the J*" ■ “• w*, **ucu n.c u in repose, reaching down to the border of the --------stomach. mealed ill® toed sere “ The -- -------------its prey, its cyw aparklc, ha toes twiteb, and, quicker than the */<■ can follow, the ■ vatioa may be made in the ground, and walled up, so aa loadmil light through them. There ia nothing about a barn a* valuaUo and important a* such a cellar■ I but it must have a drain, if subject to wa- lower aide, the entrance to thia cellar may be oo the outside io the yard; and it. might *- , be here, •perhap*, . r ■ if the born it on level ground, by ckeavaUng .odwallibg up* a rid. psriage to Ae debr My tiMc* Kj never build a bam with uni a root cellar,• aa it will m* cost much, ud it will pay; fur Itself every winter, If filled with bcota, > , rcr^rA*. uiuc, under the stalls, which are to be well floored in tt.ia case, il’is a good thing when a barn ia on a hillwide, a* that ma tiurt cas be hauled out easily from lhe' lower side. Trap ^oors should be made, , to’ t^mit ibe dung, and so constructed an. never to be removed by cattle treadiuc on-1 Ihein. But manure duea uot drouarpOMi SALVE. istr. WORK FOR ALL. —— - - - - - - 'WWtl ft ;aau THE GEEAT CAUSE bai5"breatii U..-,<uX an* luuu. .j, MmJTTUi. JS&saiSSt Tie Grai Swttai Ttots»ftfai tfcOtEADAGHE. te'lStBa. Northern CENTRA RAILWAY COMPANY A4«ma Ik* sahlukerr TDK fl LTERWEl.I.11EDir.lL CO. (I***r uu*M«sr. as* is «*h itx’.S’T.flsreii TngWgt^gggy POULTRY WORLD. Souiland's Pignon-Rnost. Tb* moat timid and harmfon aaiaaals (become formidable and even terrible when jcoogrepted ia great numbers. They uke w nMiqs whatever of man, and iu their )Ovqxrcgtted capacity bwxne his foo. A ' of.bnffalos* on th* plains i* a IBrnir in its tmrreh; a drove of rata ia Northern Xwvjw> stuck* *D living ihinna tlmt enme » . a,..!, ir it road ■riMi statioSh tsssrtJrtttfifcK. s?*Ul ta> IKSBES!. will fire fang badly when placed ia such a* cellar, if not kept quite pat; and on the 'Whole, I eemidcr it rontarrat donUfof wheUltw it pays a ftriwr to buBd one. as; there an way* of pranortiag dung in the opnqt air which, in toy opinion, are quit* aa pro&talde, with lire aid * “ ’ keep th* Leap* mout, a* ' under ewer, and waler .'.'Til —JSgvr. wwft? •4",W .W’Uroj.nl is lompU. 'wiiJ.i iu shed, or afaeds, fronting the South,’nr the a >^r W“*F J-hS**-* wintera be amply protected in i|*em ; and tliey can her* H fed ,i0 recks in cold, stormy rreaUwr, and nr tU'Open yard h> mUd weather. If made high and oommo- TBA I !»'.<«> iJ>rG SORTH. BSetanttstaws: 5 ..-'.-ror..'..C m*r* sv Miewisjw. T1>*Clre*h Osartfev Ike •KKf.taj.“&ni.L ‘ ; ( t 1 1 it would often bn very useful to have a ‘ door to open from the sereod story of the •Md to tb* second story af U>«| Imn, $ Few Tort GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS flwtrr fall upon year eyes till reviewed tbr tranaartloas y. Wbeao hare I , turned the effaces are not apparent." wawc. impwmbk. Bat digrins amnnd the. *a 1 &.• aa the roots pn.Ui.ly extend, and ep- I !.,/„, ... a want -...-a. ->’saaamwp;, ■ VI >!-<■ ?_q. i .a । •psytitg co** ot wetn vajrr tiarshi-. emeu tawu, uurmn. rSs=j=5saE=a?= � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-11-14.pdf cda840e6a698837dec6481fbd01d60a7 PDF Text Text NO. 29, Pc]fEmSkL~MID BMraf HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., NOVEMBER 14, 1877. woaM appreciate my style of bounty, If I took . iitrie prim to make him <to ao » ' "BM Mr. Sbarriugtos T" . "I wiU tell him. Tie will not pbynot." “I think ho wilt." Wrr "Oh,, nd 1 He will be inlerreted in the good <J tha f.miiy. ’ He eotrnm eaxt wreak. Fotuuwiely, Pally Mauk auth a odd. ami Mr. Bedmood can ace but Ituic of her ustil then ' Quite pleased with my scheme I ran up Maim to give Patricia berenagtadsapa, sitling down at the windew of bar Sana, asd bowing cordially to Mr. Redmond whus I could see writinc in bi. unde's Mady, in th. gnu ataMMo muss tha- way. Th. lir-her. bid aS theJ- uaaeb-.il vbal os. rm- WHOLE NO. 2075. . t I i : ! I Wc fatdarif made men ray oft®, bwl srif-nainUe men a great deal oftarer. । Thoboywho wm spanked remarked thuhia mother w. hia wmm W When tbe bril pwnohnoMd. io Bishmood relocsa Ue pamtcra erii it th. whinley ring. O« m th. Hash hSb tbe thro, i— ywtt ryre. Oeettod. ? Bel ism amply 9 o’riook. Pattida Ku been goa. reree hours with Hr. jsberringtoo, and I know aomstbineb wrong.’’ *Whalr ' 'I demanded nrosriag mv"I dea l know." Nine, 10,11, and 12 u’dock pareed. No eerrtage—no newa. At noon tbe next day the buggy drove in-totb.yard, Patrieis aril Clyde SberriAglosi alighted. Patricia oaolyprswcated tor huabaad. They bad bceu memed lie DR. C. R CSS ELL. PHYSICIAN &SDRSKN. . My sister Pttriaa wm an beirma. Strange eitoaph, for we bad always been terribly paw at Lowbridga. my widowed mother bringing up bar four <taar-htera with tbe greatest difteuity; but when brought an, vre were worth lookisg at. I baltere. Harilhy habits and ftugri living ata apt to ntak. good osadkaona, and Beas and Amy. and Patriae and I, were m bright and habdaoest girt, aa are often Bills printed Jit the Banner Job Office! Bea. and Amy wars twins, with eym m bine aa lb. sax awrefeiekr they were born, irey ehveks. nd long, Hgbrbrown cwri.-; Patricia wm a ^mritlmg hsirirtte, while I WM m perfect a bioode, with crinkled hair, like Doritos grid. Great had bean our eariaamesi when Aunt BsUy wrote Swarr's FIRST GRAND PRIZE DENTIST Nukrills lidipi Well, in dee Ulna, she came. She put ■B al the hotel, for Ml railage U Lowbridge wms'i big enough to hold her, with her aaod, cuechnuu and carriage ; bet fortunately Au wm close by, and abc spool Use larger half of three days with ATTORNEY AT LAW 1 SOLICITOR AUUn’l Urea Bure. IivmImi. Muk. . uttM Just received First Prise at Wisconsin SMITH k KNAPPfeJT, •' ' State Fait- at Jac ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT- I'.as. M?S*.rr>a Cis.xarSwtr... DETROIT lo do myself the pleasure of visiting yo thia rammer. I bear that brother Abs left foer girts, aad I want to are thro, am getting on in years, and will make on Of them my heiress," Ac. ' Aunt Betty of Fairhaven, was worth STOVE WORKS, We all thought Beas would be her ebofoe, for father had named her Eltahetb for Anal Betty, though abc had always PHYSICIAN A Six-hole. Extension Top, Portable Planished Copper Reservoir. 'rWHSi.. beautiful and sdeutificully-arrangtjd Diving Flue Stove now in thowar^sL H. Aj GOODYEAR. POWERS it BARLOW lm in hmm; iww JOHN Q. CRE«T. cTg. holbkook. L J J’fiJOi'.OW ever neen in th>« market! "Mr dear, you thill be say beirare. Bo it wu Patricia aba chore to laave her money lo, Vol we were not left oat in lb. cold, for .b. scat the twins, who were only sixteen, ta a cvnvret school for two years, sod inriled me, with Patricia, to ibe Hermitage. It was her home—a stataly dM Htindio of gray atone, gloptpr looking on' the'oht-IJ- L., I.. . ■ nrl bresufal within, without tbctag folto least modern. We bod Meh a maid and th. tree us of a horse and cartugf. Af ter making thia proriaiou for our comfort. Anal Betty excused herself from maitug aoaopany af U, sad wa were ft-m M air to rojoy ourodvea aa wa ebum, provided wn did not interfere with her o.ps Wecbtmi George Oliver ofWatoUw reporta to the Lansing RrnaMtcM fbii ha has a cab Log. weighing fcnpotuuU "No fttas, no notoriety." •Shn took her pboo ooody at the table. Th. SUU convention of the Patrvta of “Yoa uredn'i beniiate to lake Gag. Htub.odrywillb.helditLaoriBgDee.il. now,Gertrude, I e s deadia Jot. with you, There win be 150^000, 000 feat of lu»and. a. 1 like Clyde beta. I thought I’d Suddenly .be lifted her decide the matter without uy ccarplies- her muheseo. beautiful head '■Jia. Mr. Redwood called to inquire I khisk I vw dumbfounded ; bat I found my tongs, whan Mr. Redmond for me to-day, Gerty?" ‘•No, I believe not," I replied, iadtfar- cme thal evening, aad arid “Yas." . I give my experiespe for tbe Unefil of other.. & {( daagarona foanfog oo.’. The blue silk suit was finished, usd having 1»M aside my half.niooTribg for Aunt B««iy nod donaed u. Use ftmuly pro . The fallowing .rtide from the Beira?. Buuaeed Use effect "channing." A*tr<A rrsbenr. .hoeid have tbe attamwo ' ll Mr. Sherrington cootiog today, uf every JJepabiitaa in the eeunty of Gertrude?" asked elKnu. Barry. The bawku if ii ia a rrw eapo. oent of.tbe prisripiaa aad policy of *.h« Repulliean *°d .Nrsya fnar to its yas bad better—" she whispered, but I interrupted her by my exit from th. apart­ thaw Un imblre preroa^ W. bament. Maw. to the wiatnre brier the frairi of The next train brnagbl Mr. Clyde BberJedge Pratt of Hdbd.ll. puts .bout that rtelory, sod that wfacrevre the Re"Hk. ddighUul Uul the sprinn b U pobHeao. elect to iritao Chore who have Mv.uty.fiva divinwaa a yaar ia Isis rireail^ The aggregate valuation of taxable hand," laid be; the aamdrioe growioz property in feaamaw county ia frBlFJH, warm, and Die gram springing! I jiamed J wt.kh »6,8tl301 i. real muto. a bit of wood Cuming up from the lutfoo that ia full of artistes. W« will hare D. A. Bhdgell Iim commenced lopwiog rem. ddqtlrtfal walks, Gerty. 1 am vrey tired of city life." "Y«U Ojde, dear; but yoa see I bare been obliged to nd« a litde plan which will interfere somewhat with that ermogv menl,” 1 replied, quickly, “is faca, tor tbe bsmily good, you know, I want lo lead you to PatrictaF' "Ixod m. to Patricia!*' , Tboprere neilbar ia, nor engba to ba, "Yes . while I lure away a Boat Indi tmampt Iran th^ unt<>-mt natural law gtble suitor she has. Mamma and I eoo- wbore operations were »t> aptly fonsulited cindcd that it X lb. only way,1 1 ><UU- by Herbert Spencer in th. pbruM, "th* "Patricia hm a fortune of ooe bufolred survival if tbe fittest." Is its mm tbe Uumaand dollars, you know." pr.oerpk of"nMnrel selection’' Works iritbm unusual Hmitauocs, for the vm rierrim "Weft, wc think this Mr. Gage Had of the newspaper aa an isstitnuoa i. re­ markable; lo retablrib ooe in, m a rule, a Work uf the grttlmt diftealiy, no matter aa 1 dso t think I'm a totally nnininrattRS pereoo.—do yen. Clade !—I am going w try and firt a little with Mr. Bedmood Nw, yen won't L« a bear aad any so, wBI yen, dear? And yoa’U try tn half M by devoting yeuredf to Patricia, won't yen?; At 6nt toy companion did not Wieve that I wm In earoert, but when couriered of nsy aineerity hi. artorririitaeul was ine*peasrible. I iwto«mber that be stammered out some friut oldectiona, but I woukl cor barea, a»d before retiring that night J whispered to marnnis that I bad made ii <^ly be wwll mtabUsbad, Ua ireew reo meotam ia sufcocct to overeoae rery fortuulaMe obstacle., But that peculiarly ia "rfie exception tint prewar the rale” that priJb’ftl fiHh taking on peartted form fa '■■barriprin. lieu and krinaal pattuoags, is largely tbo erratum of lh* enterprise and judgement shown in jour naDatic msuaremeou lo the long run ti^.sktn and ability,. or the foci of knreriMYMrirri of stet iSW fiiriiih Which yiriM orir <M HtelMb or over 6,400 bushels ia aB, end thri arr«ri other formara in tbe mm nriffhborbood h.v. rrimd 4,000 beabri. atab. made a no of 8,000,000 fool aad » Kt work turning oul about 100,000 daily. Th. Sagisaw auperrtiora, tsy a n> &od arbutua with Mr. BErtri.rtoawh0.il waited to rereive Mr. Redmond. ’ When he came I wm in the garden, and had ordered luoeh aa boar eadwr than usual My [ric Uu» adk looked ad cowrieouoiiriy by Anal Betty’s w«ri». ■od ths retail was that I returned to larw bride, io the sumnww. engaged lo Mr. Clyo. Sherriogtoe. He was wealthy, handwae, agreeable, well connected. Everybody aaid, “Gertrude has don. welt for bereefr." That autamn Aunt Betty died, Patricia Th. eqnalinod vidn.lino ef loris ounnty SsM.23SAdO. Th. total tax tabs Trired is W7,140.»7. Major Wataoo, of Grand Bterik, in making arrangemoeU k> pet The Forert >»fl Raui>a'A<»n». «><* the >mproremeirt» or 177T «Md.i Xebeid of tb. IM ft. HBlTt.SU PURPOSBK tri Seiran Acorn » • BOILER IRON b-w. -nh ««urj Bun. .nd. fudpng bora J* I" *" .TH1* Fo^wt•a*^r^>•dl<Ll^'•Cooli<•s'8•o"■ ■ WARRANTED aENTeriXx- We are al*> agent" B E F A IS Uh! The BJUtRlSOJ^ WWGOJV, aowta>7«rt«rc5™’4*°c*11- '““iMT",hx4’ “a«,t Pn%. P0WKH*i. doi’l lei her marry a fortune hunter, usanm" mid 1, lookiug up from a letter I was writise to Mr. Sharriagtan. • I would nofo.IT loariThnlpiti bri Wbu suthority have £ Gmttvrie?" arid my toother, “In a J wft! ba in ssdiridad Tta’ Heritor Mb Wm. H. Goodyear. FgmOflEiL Otfl8B- PEOPLES OBUO phr™w. Kusliy n««sv~ wbnWfovwte Bap«bitoMta>aaa prittiaal systauM wM wish te aaaaaaain a party nvariaMimi to davrius tba qm is ,• ' Tcmmeot. aud who appreciate lie mat importknre of tha panto aa th. ebJefaguit ofiateffipnt paty «®>rt. Of eowree cftrfal "jnlruwuge" an a rrifo gres to the repneeataivto of tbe lintoisiet party ia each fooaHly. Outride of that, h”i?' ,,'ckl• l,"??5T01*"1 *d8“' euur.l7»«’ **•“ STORE. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any until you have priced their Good., for you p”- will save money by it. p.,«d will Dr»a»«»-t Everybody^kflftVs »bey are the only PHFTICM UWBTMttS the ’tHy and attend promptly to all cal tbaHinedayornighu n>it»r« TiwX •"dk. 8S<U 8U» »., .BMUre luntM im ■r . ir . „ . right to eotanJ Ur i "Bel yo«u inlaaw.------ "WiU tore vwy iirie rifoa if abc ret. her haul ec ihU Gage iUdmund. itoy Mop atariog vaentiy ent of tbe window., I E;,UO, TIMmi-w luiawnb ma,bdfovn---------------- r do, sod sc kern apart from him doting *e Ba wm inter orins. with :hb vary natvrirtatod mtitaNy?' tvrwKtedttoi Uaivereity. Upon motioo th. Hoe. J. A. GarfkU, the Han- J. H. McGowan of CridwaMr, and tbe Boa. J. W. Ruoe oCGmnd Baj" ida, two of our Michigan Coogrreomao, hare bren admitud to wreOre bribes tbn Supreme Court uf th. Unusd Bunre. Mu^.imw nrSchtmtanft, and Amta F. Baftard of Paw Paw. A divoacs baa bore gnatad U TiK Gre W. Bradford, by tbe Circuit Court of Raton County on. the graanda of U>«r. ta support. She b a daughter of thn Ham. JoMgb Msttpanv, J Cbnriaito, and hot wwMia«<bM.,os dMn». 18H M lbs most brilliant srer knm ia that plane. AGnadHapMs bna htvpmlh •!«,Oild worth ef piste gbta ia that eRp ia the United Stat® troop, are bring gradu­ ally killed of by oM eg. Philosophy ie • good thing 11 enables . mao to j»y cue cent Tore newspaper aad *Te omta for a poor eager. Dr. Hell myv that raw potatoes aro good K rare drunkewnMO. The Murphy MT. �chssgr iMs is tM .ppmatswel of&ntai W. Vocwtaa m tM rurevaoew ef OKrer. are small, although there b a ebaaea font P.JNartoo « Senator from Indium.; Ip. it may ta placed on tta statute books uJtoctnBy rowidcsod, foe can4a Kmeirtial Dbtrim in whifoffan-* oiricr lW,Jdcn^»Mre J^sporively Mm.UmUtafpm-WWJWnMi-. nan-. didate b defeated, although aa excellent man, by a mgjerby of 1000. Thb b doe Ji after tM Conkling style during the ran vena. Laotyaar that fibtnot gave IWdeat Hay— 1174 ra^ority, and ia 1&75 tbe Epi^irsi —mlH ii foe w— slanted by 3M majority. TM result b aifuffleent TMenrvmqy Mate-ent leaned by eontrolbr Knox on tM let of tM month, ehowa an iuermas of National bank notes. b-.be Demoent of ordinary abCitira, btft Mr. Mortoa w— an alteg—her etarwoefotauy mac. Mr. Vuofonm Ik a talker, aM evatber briDbnt one, — poMainmgw, but Mr. Morton bad a root ,x^tia cap>vefty no well an a atari* power qf ta^rrosfon adapted to al lha purposes «f a great ■ttfc&M. Moreover, and hie i. tki Palmer John Morri—ay, Iprise to everybody wM eanld Mve earrfod hb ^sra dbtriM emdly enough, foil moved to Man! Tam­ many in it. den, rad dilligeady wrot ov» , toMte■Kwyromr ante g»w m»- dor which efeawbarv in our bad hm re­ cently fi—rreyed many live, and mnch IA full tine of Undershirts and Drawers spectablr in tta eUy. Tt embracra Mur­ rey Bill, .ad bold.-whin ta taut, .wrything lU in wealthy and ari-o—atio in OerCUBTOij DBPABTMBNT con a hw.f and ttynrr^nJ RopubSe, while Voorhees waa frittering away bit time an the toil, of trrleoe.i/Jr.rjiAcmrro^yMrftm CkWgMKRES wd CHEVIOTS acme Western States, were dragged into ' lha caavnaa, aad m the other hand, no J actual tow, like the parities of ou Bn | perhaps it b bettor, un tbe whole, aad mi pubtee* 1 ‘nmdrat, taken ia obedbaoe to tbe platform spun which ba wm pbewd by l«*4sn; 4or the RapnHican peaty, that toeh an erhibis nf the prfawplra aad am-1 general nonaent, were ignored or evaded. ywairars of tbe two grant pcnbaabtraM be made plainly before the cowwtvy for pm eraf * Msnideration. \ Jockwo b going to barn a naw ward aebool home eoatiag 14,000. crease in the crop ol com thb y—r, com Mom W. Field bee purchared the Mt. prod with that of 1B7S, of 4V*---4 Clemen. mineral spring! property, and tobusheis, or—orv than fifty par icatam. tendi making Lxtmeiru improvements The 7Vmr« —ya that wheat b not aa wvvraga —up. bat “corn aad oat. are tramco bill pomes the Senate and tbe Prmidenl stone b, tbe old axperirww has got to be gone ortr again. Prtom wiU twtaate, lha old epemlstive foaling will obtain, and then will be wild times' in thr Manet. COFFEE. SOAP TOBACCO. CROCKE MOO gallons of Ohio Ware. Vol. 22 4U. V The Democratic ionl aoateno- to thrill •*tetberate*nec-rot Ate an efcrt w« M j m&A, lb Orognm to redans tta tex on gUAey.and that bourbon «iB > «U> I CHEAPEST AND BEST. men ia tba world. Sammer and winter he waa at hb cfiU. in hb ragnler chair ai p racboly thn name bo^W and wo bo to the olerk who wm any tbo brn regular, fa *n the fifty yean he never failed to put ia hb ap|«aranm aLpraris|jy • o'cloak, *x- ^^bm’iSSd’'*’ *’ . , । , foa big thing — »M a—oup. Jn October thirty homcelooda were rn the laat mm-ta Horpor. foo own* of rod at the Traveroc City land oMee. Tan Browk, co— to foe eoueimtoe font TU State Ptmahgiml Borimy hold. klln.MnlMtam.al> i unit -sating at Grand MapUa DoJh CoMrunm.i John F. Driggs b rite meh at hb bom. in Bant Saginaw. The People’s Paper $10,$5,OTi2.%0 PHIZEDISTRIBUTIOHCBIPAWY । g r Dr. Hey Hold, wm tendered a -eatery iarating at Adrian,' aa (mt., prvriowe to bb departure west on a temporamw, kciuriog U puree of 1100 w- given hint. paid (Clubafrftwt K?? 3 CHESTER’S CUREl Thi o-r HOED! . -A-sthmu, **“» Bronchitis, Catarrh, WONDERFUL CURES IS THE "BEST." cESS.’!Ka.te.“CU.t. away fou- W-hington seem to do, that than wm a*y Wa temporary iaunwftiua Mtaobwai—od th. (Maniofomby foe «N to fapte-kw. TM tontine work of I 75c. lTNKVEB FAILS! Try itO—-«B | Qabg of BtW, f>OnU«e P**d. 70c. ‘ ' IClnbroMen “ “ c» xneroroivniIMPERIAL SOAP ‘m candidate for Governor at 'Minamata, •wffl tevw foojrt 18,000 m^orityotor Bm ma£ ibc Woeraiie Q*ecbaA Wrak, Stanley Nattbewv >. undo-teed by Bo .«tHton*S—«> M iata—ding to rote fol ! fans ef.tta afafiimfomnC Kellogg to ■ the we—yuui end wtfrfo. I ^1-Ii.lK^PlT-Uta. Ute.', kater'. to X... Marrtrnwe UertmcMwa kta. । I Maith praam—ad Um Ha wm a gmd, kind mm, nd emdd Mt only make w-noyi bet me It. He pv. uwey a —rtais pm 1 to-JU Mimetai that Jobbery. BepmUi. It fc tM tax ____ Hogl° * ITmton. CARBOLIC on Henry Wilta Uinta though -any think TM death ef Junm Brown, Motor, of ta b about 817.OMM1M start. tM great bonking boom of Brown Brow, A Tuacaila county juatioe of the,penCO, of fob dty makta a gap In foo ranks of gran shoot two v—re age. Thera b a wta marriad to impeeuaiom roaSic a*d foe .olid men, asd hta left Mhisd him a wide difference of epio'ne — to tM atti- eoUrteod no foe, presented bb billlojM , of tM President. Mr.MauMna-v« Board of Soparrieora. fortune of omj milboaa. By wiU M gira to nheeilsbh end ode-tried pur- the bill will promptly (was tbe Sonata and ran as an independent candidate for Bona- st., Grand Bapids, Mich. fdaiaed to foo— wta Un wmtbed tM uim of political events there daring foe pa— MX ar eight -aafoa. The efort nude bad baaw aada to block aB other fogbin tiou until they yielded ; end, in addition, I and b well known te every A—eefaes who1 there appearad to ba a feeling that curb a vimte London. Tba dinner wu a grand ranurt w— only legitimate to the extent of alair. and wm a doaaAad nrwpFimiat to —curiag free ib—rins and tbe privilegs of proposing emendmeau Tbe silver bill rmident in London. The >paeebm were, (nose’].oo motion of Mr. Bland was the u w— proper, lasgelo coveted with money sansa, etibeuatiaUy, - that iatroduevd by aad it w— natiraahia that every ana of th«an denounced >he silem bill in an-am .. riqppo—, for p change, that we da not —inutelcr three United States Saaatarabifw laexmMs. Let tM other aide cwaoiliate HhA ^"SvDor.X'd. Brown,of Mueimipjri BUST I-ITHNC for throughout tbe Staten that bald tbeir eloetioeo an that data. Tbo aaoM ample proparatiow had bom made for receiving foo Had Mr Ewing bam willing to grant TM recall ol tM Hou. Ja— Birooy ' fro— tbo mi—ion to . the Netherlands, tbe rneramiiiaa to- which he wan finally which, to reported by telegraph, will leave obliged to resort to get bia bill oal of the Miekigaa without aay repr—ertatire is Sccretary Sherman edsderanr Senator j foe Bet of important dtplovaatie positions. Matthew's MR ■ 1 The Boston Advertto« published . ! ai Dri—ouiee'. Thendey night, th. earn, Tto Bepublicanj entry Wjaatoala by j complete synrmoto of State lUilroad Com > *v« &,0W) majority. . - «, tamnioacr Wiliam.' reronl report, ami: toon being a dinner tendered Mr. Janina co—^liaMOU foe ability of th— ofioer ao S. Morgan of London, the partner of foo It b said that a pert te the Demoerorif | shewn by foe report. late Peabody. There were, porhap., aa p—gfonimi b to ro-ona* tM ndie—< iaTim bandrad aad thirty-wive pupito st 1 foe Hint -ylomTta stay--tans voter, not to, |W too Me B. Gough loatnr- m Grand I firm a point oa it, ia a monk. Ko aayn the Rapid., Janaarr 30. There won't M another off year for fopf yfora. Tbe Rcpalilcnn party ebouid thabkOod far that­ ' • 'It tea grant deal more manly to vote ffirnfly for the Democratic ticket, than to 7uJp cleet it indirectly by staying it Emm. nRSitiJ ijy. J and Shawl Straps. foara era XfiOmudente, law. 348; literary , Mfr, denial, 33, ho—tmthw aellege, 86. Derhoiralic tiekat. ' I. our Rmdym.de Dopsrt-ont gate it to tM ouuiUt of tM party that i filled the atraet in fount, while toe ' upper eraet," iadudiag metaban of Congra— tod local Isadora occupied a room epeoiilly rmarvadfor (M Mt,. Faable attempte were made to ehecr the autioanccnmta of iy-erven, and of tbe indepeodama awesping vietorim" ia tboaa bulMcud of lha Unbad State, of A-srxa ' / ThaJudoa> Sifery. States south of the Potomae when polxtl the one hundred aad aseond. sport.. M baa never defrauded foo people1 We nctice that 4*0 Grangers of Ca'JmnB ( HABLES M. CBO8WKLL. aa a legislator. In hto oAcml capacity be 1 By the Gooerncr nwMfdF* *^ur Board of .Svqm:’be:« km boon a square man. Be feeb J net aa j idation tave aeeomptbhod tbrir perfect Coafimatioo of Peusylvtoia's E. G. D. Housu, See- of State. l<orae>’they app.07: axed hiOV aa ant.a good over hb splendid watery m Kelly work. apostasy provoked noisy de—oostratiom oa tta eataiJe end wss posted by ■erry-p, State Agricultural College at Leneiag oeroaadere a—oag the extensive, gathered al. aud hruec ilegal.btt there i« nod taler Two KiliBsno brvwera have betu fined .that a Hepubl'icaa will succeed Mr. Conk- I Mamehuscus, Coonertieet, M-w York, ] ■ns Vs dmem aad that to, that tbo taia--y of ' 125 sack, for aeaing beer oa Sunday. ling ia lha Senate. Thb wm tbe raal Wacousta, Minn—cte aad other quartan.' *rtF: Ji-lgrv bbtly ju»t ba fwhet I An old r—ideal ralie sUratlon lo the prita of the fight, aad if wa Mva —rod | it st : d be, ted we dral 'e«ver «rfc!c .a fan with a very depre-iSg eSect on the that we have done wail enough. To smash Biy'vrtirverouybodytef mm whmjmr.nthe Tammany alate ia the oily, aad to aa J notwithstanding th* frequeet rvaort to cS« V •Tll'r pot^e ftad>, rat lad any rave tba Legbture, b good om^h in New liquid refr—hmcnir supplied without etint, ntr X <1 ta iMrrl-e lilt remprafor ra np acthnnufi gradually waned and the crowd dbpoasod with a very uneemfortebto Tbe peerage of tha ailrar bill, by .uah fori—gporvudiag foe wbol. mana. There baa ee’^n rrro l'3i lavor i .vsne het-fog Majority io tbe Howe, been a marked abeenoe of the meal boo—of i'..« Crciu a no I rammed mueh|serpn- in the city. New lege on- eecnaiow of Democratic suebe— ; ■ Wui Stand hj thru j aad in view of the apathy aad dcmorali— tioa generally prevuiliag among the Ito-1 peMiaaaa aad Uta punitive feeirog of dbentirfoctfoaj-d dmeoutant in many loculi-, b em- Gty Times baa mllatoad, by townties. Bspoblicnae fete rattier ctaarfol than •hqe, the rstiamted mwrae- aad yield of the six principle crops ratted in that State this ii—re, and publishes lha —tea by ronnties, in com parison with the —me ataInti— for last year. liem show an in- I n-k " U OhTBCOATlNG in rood tevM. 33 Monroe tow Weed and Peter Cooper, walk up to the polls and cast tbeir Mlloto lor Jobs Morri—ey, aad without aay attempt st cceioMMool There b good reman *w k. Every New Yorker who pays tex— feeb th— there b nothing to M that to eo damger— as Tammany, and th— whatever strikes a Mow st Tamnmoy b tM thing to do. In fob case John Morrieary wm the only way lo cripple Ta—aay, and so It wm John Morrfemy. I will -y far Jahn, w! Bu'* Bcsis—S si-iflr—1 ovxxTOats. bate of a aim line of WOBSTBD6 and BROADCLOTHS for DRESS SUITS. Tammany ta? Morrissey wm sink at the Mgmaing, and tta few speoobes ttat ta Onr Waahi^tMi Latter. amda ware amda at foe riek of hb life. Wxswtntrton.D. C., Nov. 1», 1877. Mo-of tta time M wm ia bad, bet M TM rvpr—ent—ir— ot Bourbon, reaehad trmty ilh—rente, and Us orders were MvianahMbM wholly lo banka ad fidthfony carried oak Weft, tta rieotioa tioaary Democracy aooemblod oa tM even War York, B-too and T’haaddpbia. b over, aad Jobs Morri-y, foe gambler iag of tM 6th io exchange feludtaUcns Ouiaida of foo— oiliaa there bar been a end law breaker go- back to foe Senate of with snob other and to mingle their can foe State of Now York, from foe rifonst, world wide dlffereoce between tbe two oi4,«e no towed t>f a/May faefeoJUe l*iriZtint, which et—bled him to leave ««*■ rfisir*. v«v. i.,.. of tbeir Mt reapoatabla man, Angrntm Schell, and spent money like wator. Teamaoy Ut tbe neco-iv of Mating thb bold mo, foe if be oonld dtoy its power, aay W&nzer & Barnes, Wc. 60c. Post. i w.* wMcbri •MobtM rtanwIA MBlt^O pm-yam, po-tets grid All who sMmvlte biforo «* 4rata of 87.80 Will raomM tM tenant'd -papw to iM and of tMn t.— wWtont extra cb^. ' �ef Nov. 1877. The arenioo wlB be opo^ cd by a laclare, M ” o'elook Friday oing/and on tbo day following, dto cxcreUu will be coodocted bytMehania the eererel braaeb«n taught in <rar Pri­ mary achook Let every friend of the C- G. Holbrook for de ftodant Aa appTtcatioo tut cootiaui caw Cf the People y.. John ? 4»ie# |nt«nt to kill, was - - iwith - -—---- — vTnruimr, Tbe Presbyterian wxiety will be cutertainod on Friday afternoon by Mrs. j’. P. Roberts. (lenttaM invited to tea at m (/Timid tbe Governor'. Thaakjgiviug Proelamatiun and then get your turkey ready and be sure to remember the Ediwre as you pam them around Don't fail to give bred to the poofee tna of IF«p .tirnhe. It fa atdide awake magarinc for children, and everybody .boold subaeribo ft* it. Tbe lUr. M. V. Rork, of Athcw, prearbed lut Sabbath afternoon, and lec­ tured in the treeing at Cunt HaH. The hall wm filled both timet, and both sc*. mon and lecture were received with mark­ ed favor by those in aitendimec, and were both able and eloquent efforts. ' Julius Russell thb meeting a raeerew, manga your aff.lnr ’ so B to be preML J. A Canrws, Clt.oftheKxmrtireCom. Hiekory Ccroen, OeL 82, 2877. LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. « ajury Calendar. Aa apptieauow for tbe I’cojdo to Mb. attending Tuewl.y vlMfog. Got, 23d st pm« Important witnewrea on the part of tbo M. E. church, Emu Baliimoro. The w«w entertainmeoi was given by tho the aceMod and who do hot reside in the Wick, and lleBdcrahou Ssbbsth School. county of Borey, in the earue of tbe Peo- Tout that they did well would girt you Jde re. Lcusto Falk and Hiram Falk, but a final idea of the affair. It wm open ehasgad with burglary, wa, granted, the *14. about tbe coerrr. rewpondente having bees arraigned and en­ Gold 108L tered a pica uf not guilty. Cool night.. ' The canoe of the People «. George W. Pleasant days. Wataoi wm then called aad the following Council moating Friday evenly. perooo. ewpuwled m the jury; the Re*. G. W. Sbernun waa in town following person, having been wv“ally exoisol fur esuse or .-hilenged pre ctnptoruUy, WMhington Sponable, Isom 8. Boice, Wm. Kerr, iohn Campbell, Xknd nob they talk of a pancake social J D*nid Dorr sad I.trvin Garrett, vise Pr»ir1e»fll«. Wm.-Pratt, Gilbert atriier, C. 0. Bookno, But won't that bo too flat for anything ? The Rev. Mr. Calkins has been on the K. H. Lake. Benjamin R. Rom. Jonathan TUeMaanflU P«pi, W11JO. rick Ibt, Let ip better now. Valentine. Edgar F. Nye. James Ball, for murder, b Mil! oo trial u we go to L A. Shedd, the old aod popular UodPhilip W. Burgem, John F. Gates. C. lord of our hate!, has returned to hb old M. Uenderehtti, George Bostwick. We-ny Ytt, by ell means let us protect Position—bavin* bought out Mr. Lovaourerivw from prifemiocu) deadbeats, Ths Turkey Hunt. brother publishers. Tune Turkey, shot in the wool., OwbgtBthe sUkooM rf the pastor ly 8j for three. For further psrtii Require of Rhudc., Dam. sod Salbi Onr Qcrchinu hive bought light far there was no service feat Sabbath a: the and give hoed to tbe followiog ditty the fall nd winter trade, showing that Presbyterian church. Tpr, v. J eoUectiooa are alow, and aneii taut be the The Ffteck qf Mr. Cnrtar before the case after an poor a hirveat as we bad. Reform Chib on Tueaday evening b .pokes of aa very able and decidadlj entbuiartic. ’bEEs STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, poirera can replroe broken or wtrn psria □f soy msehine and make theta work m well as ever, We nil the cekbrated SinirerandBt. John (lha aovvlty of tbe .got from *20 to «50, vheaper grad™such u the Howe, American, \5 ilaoe. nee. ud MMd band machine, of all kinds from |15toS85. OSee with Z. B. WBIboa, Huthign, eppab. Pom OSes. The building foemerfy occupied by Dr. McLay u a dreg atore has bmu taken by parties from the adulhern pert, of the Suu, and filled with a stock of dathing. boots, ahwt u><l notions. Htotings PtairieriSu. -wi - --rr------- P’^prfott'r of a trevdiug Grange More. Ho desk in lam^cka, shoe string,, fowl p«Dc[k, gloria, «e.—thing, on which merthatUa maka lot litilr profit—aad bo expert, to run all the other merchant, out. What town can gvt along without a Grange store? O JI I I on me before purchasing and I will nell you good* V ALL cheap a* can be found in the city of Hiuduiga. JULIUS RUSSELL, Phamix Block,’State St. WAR DECLARED DRY CASH STORE SUGARS. Clou down lo hot tour prleea. A, J. Bvetiihaa ^onv north to the Traverse re-fou on a hunt end to look af­ ter hit form. . • Mre. King and non of Johiutown are visiting A. J. Booth and wife thb week. The Nrohvilte Dramatic cfob will play "Unde Tom’s CJdn," on the evenings of from tbo Calendar, Sweeicy & K nappes she 23d and 84th lute,, in the Opera, I C. A. Turner, M. D-, at Jsekaua, eon and Woodward* Prevtoo for jdsintiff, and of H. C. Tnrarr. of OrrangcvUk. wan equiptnsot otnbracm all the nodoro dmQO Holbrook for deftedaai. : litre virfUvg'Hfe'frtiwrs finally end friends provvmaui. fir- eowfort red enfocy. In tbe cause of Henry Ingram v.. A., KS.bUihS.-b-.lc-T.. nrj teU water, and hardly oMmwoeed to visit. Tbrourii uaptren Lfolni lewv. union depots. Henry Dsaef, th. notfoe of trial wm coubteruiaoded, and'the 'emUm stricken fro» pkwMWt eoltrtaintr-cpi last Bunday evenwhi=h w» attended by « crowded the Calendar, Bwrewy ft Knappoc. for »P howo, end the tntfttainmeot war «r»‘ In eto,ea-eofHenrjMs»*U vi dobn olaaa, ju»t Hke all of Nashville entertainMarks, m *1, the noti« of trial me o^*C. C Wolrow bn» porthnMd the rite t nuandmi, and tba «M Mefokao tram the for ,af the did Xaabvillo Home, upeu which Ke'ioteadk toerete t magmfioool hetoi thb frfooda fieri to rengrausbto the yoongdoo plaintiff, C- G. Holbrook for doftndant tar on aMMriag tn boottred aod payieg • The cause of Arites Morford »». Jfh* [Ajaiuaa, yrt hi. pnracta ia particular exL Snyder, hsviag b«M artilwl M TS prres Jeep retoet that tbrir boy, he being mH bo of Mr. Borghev Mrtckre fiw «h* ibriryini^ M H* W »»»*«■ 1 » fir Calendar, Jamto Cbrfce and W« Burgher I hare on hand a full atnek of Dry Gooda of latest styles and also of all the popular patterns an^ best qualities at lowest rates. I have just re­ ceived b full line of All kinds of game are notably acarcc, nor tlrd., too. are not aa numcroua a io j glWTQ* JYAJtTfcik Scaled projuiah fn>ia pereoni J. Merrifield. The subject in tbo morn­ ing was '-The Kingdom of Heaven,'' and to btoomo aoxtoo for ths Riwid tary Company will U that in li e evening waa ‘tTho day of pro- Clerk up to .nd indadlng Nov Luciun." Tbo subjects were listened to with tbo cbMrt attention by Urge sudiru<M. wWch were largely mado up of Ore thodox belicven. Yet Mr. Merrifield ba. M ingratiated himself into the good grew of an, to w hate rar ehureh they belong, tbu when the day arrive, for btm to preach the house b always crowded. By the by, I will Mata that between the sennons.there occurred a wedding at which Elder Merri­ field oSrialed. The happy pair waa Hen­ ry Wsrobowa. and Mb. RiuUn*. OrearonMctJcu is marie with the Dreyrr They am uurntd st the bonso of the A Rfo Grande Railway for Crioewdo bride, and tbe afirir pmwed off^rary plrea- Springs. Maniteu. Dvo’er. Omu Citv ana GOODS! TOBACCO. L/;O7S STERA W. t weMbe- has retarded tba Cdl work very much—much core u yet out aod Bloat at the corn fodder, and it bu ; been badly injured by rain. ! opoka in aa old wheel, to the boSding of Wo .hail commence ooxt week the pub­ lication of i serial atory eatilled* Sowing apesring &tb aa tauyh M e’er, aad the J 1 the best bug^y ever seen hi the county of ' Barry. Doni forget tbe plane; jn the supp'y .. growing Imi very fortand Reaping," by a ■ Vermont farmsr’s Woodland Items. Tj^/watee in our Lakes b really rfoiag shop with Jason "Rich A Bro., eorrier of wife, writtea for the Cowtey Gtntlmatt, Doctor Huaeli u happy in his new atChnrch and Railroad Street. end copied by penntnriop. It is . thrilling floc, and Dr. Garpeuler sports a new her- again: thevf kwtvv rains are i>?t in vain. xxStf ___ _ Tba fly Um injured mneb of tbs early Allen ft. Trego ainya have in tbeir cmlay a first class trimmer. 83rf Miwn wheal, so the prospect for nut year Ja-ob Ouiiuu ha* a dance nod oyster U, al least, clouded. Reto. (UlABS $50VHmS RaILWAT LUUsupper Npv. 29th. Thia popular lino commooced oo their' W«ssk th-.-Attention of our readier* to Hie Odd Fcllon• are in good spirits aod th« praspeotua oClha fiowgfy Gmthf^ desire < ririu fropi tuctnben of other Lodgen. Orangeville Items. publbhed unwg. pw ndvdrel.im.etm>S. Haight, Jerial Wood, Henry Bar­ b thb Indtan Summer.' The weather day. We vqlarJt Um fee ymUMhre ,num and Geo. W. Smith are np North on Ma yearn has been to espriefoas that it b do net toil tWrtlV -talefc toe 1 bard Id propbeny what a day wilt briog oeruing It, and wish it ovdd .ba npd by ( forth. Bel thb b a beautxftil merniag, every former and ttock grower ia the and from prenent appeanoeoi ooe would county nf Bany. .Tbow^iArog to «uV residence ( of Willard Saardy of late, but think that perhaps Indian Hummer had scribe will plrase esH at’the B sax as (tipoc eaaminstiiMi it is f..uod to be esmrad coram-ocrd, though pretty cold. by a liufe stranger. Myvrif and Mtn. Rad are enjoying, for Choice brands of scandal are retailed at the preacwt, the’ hospltalitiM of ear mwour viHsgr. Salbfactioo U gunraatewd by toil friends, Dr. H. C. Turner aod wife. lipaM wUi dbpeuse tbe article, aa the oame Court opened <m Monday afternoon M dsmpte n not to be found in other mar Uu. 3:15. Ilia Huaor Pta&p T. .Y^fa, freThs closing clrwimM of iho SoleM&bool elding; W. H. Poirora, (3?*; Jtem Q wac-suvndc'l by a goodly number lif our Crae«y, Sberi^ C. H. Rawer, Proeet-rting eltiseaa. Die.exorcism were all that we Attorney; Pndip W. Ntakernmd Afonso wish and showed that the efforts pul forth I). fladwaUadsr, Circs n Court Ooramfo- by Mr. Andrus and Mm Holott were •ionraa, wr« all in aMeodantw; ter»-L <. highly appreciated by the slcdcnta. The kindest regards for each other were manifreted by tboen who have been connected On call of tbe calico<hr the PrOeeeutieg wtth the School and the lachrymal brine Attorney filed t>» reason^ for not Bing flowed freely during the ringing of ihv ioforaaatizm in tl»« cw of the jtewplw re. Ira Peak Jr., George Reeppee and David BEAVER CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS. SHAWLS. flannels, hosibrv Asp oixiyets, CROCKERY. Men's and Boys' Clothing fy competition in quality and Price. Cull and learn prices and be convinced that I will sell you good to which I now invite especial attention. I am selling at prices4hat will astonish all. Come hi and look over my stock. HATS AND CAPS. LEWIS STERN. “A Card” -Ww eritJi It dkrihedy ' nriderstood that the prices at which we are selling 8ILK8 is not our lofts.but falls heavily either upon the importer nr ntnnnfaetnrer of the goods. ..... We ar® credibly informed that the prices at which they were purchitoed the manufacturer re­ ceives but little if any pay what­ ever fiir the .hi.,, tnst the cash we paid was quite or nearly abRorbed ia paying the Govern­ ment dnUee. SPRING4 COMPAWRU StTiu Mie 11 iiestic nimraiij’ ( A . nsflA -Piadil Jaufc mKIW dHBffi ClffliC 10BTHL1 LIGHT-RUNNIHG ’ -_________ - THE SUN. BEST. BOOTS AND SHOES cheap as the cheapest and warranted as good aa any in the market �•u-h things. Thia kindocs of heart made him appreciable, and enabled him to touch the people; and, an, strange aa it may aram, hia daily mail waa three or four time, larger than that of any other 8ena- Legal*. hr Mid that any man wiu> took the trouble to write to him, by that wm ntitlad to ■ t^dy No peroou ever aakad to aae him and waa refuaed. From thi. kindotwa of bam came thia ftet atao, periiap., that S20S', GENT8 •ireal «4 T.ro.l* trais. .»«’• yuTWWn ■ * X Ar'l. t>.lr»ll Ai­ •det.'xiow.ntwij WORK FOR ...®brfeUaWfng ia curattod bwm oaIcy^MHM life and rimaoMcr oftbelato ««ifer Worftu, dclirervd • by the Rev. Dr. Bayta.: "1 need not tel] you timt ha was no fail weather milor. He waa harried to tbe ten dem raw aad conrsge to resist public brim in a tempest. Ho showed Ma great­ clamor, and then proceeded an follows ; news by becoming a master la perijeaa Oliecr Perry Morton waa an honrat liinra. ' What to most men waa d^ymtiaa, man. No man in thia (Country ever had Qaamu •Ml «r*reew «fhrad«ne fort Iijb, Jahn k IAILMAB. gatBi.Hr not tell you that he struck for lha faioo and for freedom in the dark . days of the republic. To the eye of history be loose up a eoounlliog past amid tbe dread specters of thoae ■ glooany tinea. He haa hu been charged wiih inrrmaiaiciicy at JWfjOtal, bat Incousbtaure-iareni» tb^ by which one-, w«riy to.etj^ •Vto Mlmatire bb pre^w; }>*lyi the so. lie bcuared and acted upon the belief-ibaan ia IxMer to Japwoeto u> honored grave, thaw to go by lywentfecable fortune to a spleodad burial. -ttw totyvi aad the ftolwbo doc. not cb.agd After hia rwtarw from Orrgpo ba aaid to 1 u. coismintM i=S?g==W AUCTION SALE ghtoaOC KDICAL & SUEG1C1L BSTfflJTL ‘^Tj00 Vre’nt pveil. SafiHt tMret. ia political arrifa, oe thia subject lie ware, aa nerupwlona u a Puritan aad aenaitire 11 •Ti"! M, ns *!fa£®twuewE aa a wowtan. 1 am glad of tbia- Our i1 it may Ua a .arpeiae to acme, perbape, ideas on tbia subject hare of late been • when 1 aay it ia tbe oaifortB testimony of sadly confoaed. So many conspicuous those who knew hw fatally life beat, that men hare abort such a went ai delicatp •■AM IAHII niVISIOW. TU A.IUH. n.n Um HU Urit> AU BHIOIT ■mod it. Hia »u mi oommoo tcnderncaa. Lpmaedihn bound, .f ordinary ftmily Icveas the friendship of David and Jona than snrpaaaed tbe erdmary friendship nf men. It w» a peaeion tbat oarer waned. REGULATOR, sewingMachine rjSIJil. •trurtioo. Immorality ia stronger than gW dntiea aa no other Crcrenter of thia empire, and mere thaw one a.ticn thM ■cssarsifs erewdej’dffee'; M all haa defied external attack baa crumbled it length from internal corruption. hour., ba wife and children and never In hia mode of life be was rigidly plain failed to greet I beta with kiaaca. If they' and atmple. He refured to attend a roortAmre twenty liwre. a day it waa ahrayw the party in Europe beeauae he would be AAtoc. ftiato a£aire moat wail while be obliged to go ia o>urt dreaa. In Waabingtoa city at MB tiato a Ouiered rervanl parent attwwtirwm wearies of the carrroes of his mw other coachmen drmned in Jiyof hia children, and raprcially if they are ery, and to be equal with the ret went eflrred >n the prraence u( company; but and bought for bimrelf a similar Mtik aa maqcr who wpa ia the jwfor wiih him, When the Senator came oak to bis carriage Bw'w'bhV Inge fiffiilr waa the aabjeet of and ••«trig new dnpr «| bit Mpehwun he rompalled him to go aad ehnagu Mat oore. helped them lo climb upon hi. knee aod Ha would have bo liveried aervanto In his never grow impatient of tbeir fondling. employ. He never want a journey of fifty miles If Sroatar Morten were alive be would without hia wife, if .be wu ao situated not dorire me to Mend here snd my that that sbe cpuld go with him. Tty waa be wu a Chnstian in tbe ortiaanr aeose of u»t rintfJy bceatme i®f might gratify bee, tbe term. If there wm anything be debat also l-.ewnw. her pr^tyf wu a ne^w. •piwd it was a .man Who tuuk a prtfroeion nty to bis bapptnera , and ao she waa with of ChrutiaMy inaiaorroly, aod aimed to him in far Oregon when the last stroke ;a“s ‘BXdbrEath. fie Great Stiita Ttaiiifii af pobUeal prefonoent. Hrwlid aot meb. B wwatc Mndy^of Chriatiaa eridenoea bill be-tank tbt ayates aa a whole. He aaw •eif-forgMiitig and tirdem acrrica which bow lha nrfigUu of tiw Bible mart, tbe Would be ail rawfohle myatery owly that daaaaad of Maa for aa ialanigaor kith in tha world know, mwmhiag of tU might of fove. , Tbe civilized world know, aomeabing Heating after tbe manner of the Friends, about thia mad, bat it doe. not know thews nhwaaome coa were pancat ic whom be Fcrhap. eoly-n few <bm neigh­ could rail to perform that duty orally. bors knew of the cz<|uisitc picture of family life which they had among tbem, but thoae w,w.r^Mi.MawOir h.mu, who knew tbe facto know that wbat I aa)r “Jia” "Do ypa lorn oar Sarior?" aba iw true. I mw no dry eywi about that dy­ ■iked. With empbaoia, ba amwarad. "1 ing bed When lite wife and waa premad do," and added, "and my wife and b-ya." dore about it, and abv again and again Tbedaalh of lbw eon ef power ia called tbe dying man her •'prtweioaa one," and the two aona who were preoent (grown wa .tagger backward from the (hock, kt ORTHERN 4ttWAY COMPANY POULTRY WORLD. : orjt:^HrnAMicu»i^«f >T-Om«l»u», JU,,. Ul be grateful that we may l.an against thia pillar of truth, from which springs an arch ofhope that >jmm all the world Mill, with filial tcare. Mra. Morton it no pro. treked by thi. event m notto beab'e to be • Tha Urd.Ood OmaipoteM reigneth." prw< st tbit time, atpl I do dob bantam noyr, *1 taigbt under alhrr circnmataacw, to bring there under l binge out of tbe >Aacurity of private life, beewure I know I am speaking to-day to countlew tbonsands,’' aod porerty made them r.ry wekoeie. The baakrt ia r bkh they were earr^df waa of this life iBUTMtW la mM (Mat*, aftkaaw .WsSitfsaarett a m«e pc. in ita day. bat bad been care­ 1 want moo to know that fully niesi-l in arrcral piece where time and ere hx! made raragre The frat and cakre w«re highly priaM by tbe poor inTlhd but one of the family, o«ict.g tbe repntew on the baakm, etAIari, -erll ■or, who .maid think that await rich paw pfo wemM mood aboahMr Jwat Um, ^EtrassaftiEi'jay yuo' D"’,oWbWWH(l,Mi’* Depot, 104 STREET, lletrYcrk. £*K£.T3*tnlUrr UsrthD: £’=pcfAW»ft5KlA'« «cm GEO. WOODS & (XJ.’S PARLOR ORGANS OFFIi � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-11-21.pdf 515fae5c87c939dd15243d9eaa6ef68e PDF Text Text tytocauaj Rins oraan TMMM or XTMOUPTIUX: VOL. 22. NO. 30. HASTINGS, BARKY CO., MICH., NOVEMBER 21, 1877. wm'iri imnWUMIMI PHY81CIAM & SUBfiMH. Auction Sale! Bill, printed in 80 minutea, ami at the lowest poMibh* price# Jit the Ranner Job Office. Dll. W M. JON KM. ' DENTIST Nashville FIRST GRAND PRIZE Htkiia. INEYS AT LAW A BOfclCIT- ■ I did h to pay bar of for what ahe said about the ■iniator'a with. It will be bard enough for kcr to come among entire rtraagere, without having her feel that we •rr prejudiced agnimt her I vu gfod you •poke m you did about her." “W( are wot prejudiced against bar. May. Mr. Phillipa had batter not hare told Mrx White .bout bar at all." “I p,v»u>ae it will go that abe ia a be* than or intdal betore to morrow night. I shill I* tarry for her, «nvw»y.' • ■Come and aprad tba dev with me Bat urSny. Mr. Br»Uy will oobm U our hou*c lu auy over Sunday. Bui don’t tell of it. M.y, for hit wife wiD be tired, and not w.st everybody living Is tat how aba looks, bow the droaea, tad whit nbt aayu. I w»nt you to m«t her. but I rimll invite aoeoe oiau. 1 meat hurry home, or tny ao|ferwlUba foie." Tbo kind he.rwd w.mi»n huteoed down tba stefe, and M.v Edgerton fulkiwud her. ' “Haw I dodfolika Mm. KingMou, • And Jurt received Fiml Prize at Wiaconain State Fair and al our State Fair at Jaekxoh. STOVE Something new. WORKS, .lunfowt. THE JEWEL COOK! Extension Top, Portable Planiabcd Copper “S, th. pulpit uf thr W« EJd churA , I‘ . poSXaft d^ gitrtrxlly nu<forrt«xlth*t TC/ii 1 • wws. HU Onaway to b. -.triad, MrHrJ.v and th.’t j g™* ’4*dZ^m li .w !»,. k,I», X, u*. -I,. “ja, -I2.7SS ! iag more than the rml of the people, wjr-1 I’byiieian’, 1’rwriplkma rod Family Rwe« a..M; pre­ pared with Orepeed Cbemi.«l« of pareel quelhy enly-_______ Tba Republican majority in Wiacsaain ia now uveertained to be not lea* thin 10,­ of lb* ftanily ." 000, and that ia Minnesota fo over 17,An apothecary asserted in a targe coaspany -that all bitter th ion ■»" “No.' reptted a physician "a bitter eoH . 7— “'“A the cross, am! bo a support and steengtfi­ Ai loaf the young man stauamered out, erier. and Wd up the hand* of bar bun­ band when be grew faint aad weary, a faw “If you are tbe faller aa marries folka I want* that job done." La tae begin by trying to pietuio . godly baarta juiqcd firrvcally io the prti “Marnad I? amd tbe judge, “the devil Jane Sulibath tnemxo- in Ncw-Koghnd lion, but uun y mow wvodand whether you do. h * tU firet application l r* had loux-ngo Not a cloud <u Io be roan fa the WM not already a profoaror of religion. in a week. Who are you where do you ; the dorp blue firmamral; the bird, trilled Thm cart gfoteoi at eadi other, Ikaeon hail from, what's your polices—are you a II. A. GOODYEAR. White's wife winked at SirsJudge ’ cut thiir joyo t note* a. if tbo bright d»y Grrenbackar, a Democrat or a rascally lie ' WM made for their Special benefit; the jmitb, who winked took at her, the treble publican—wpeuk out. sir; .pink out*" aing*n atw th* wiutv from thad^Jterv. air WM filled with the fragrance of earh ■ I aia'l aaitbor.-' said tbo bridagreom. summer flowers, and everything in nature ■nd alter the beurdtttir n was pronounced, •I'm a Grit." seemed to rejoice in the gorgeous beauty they rushed down, and way laid Mrs. “A Grit! Wall, I should any you 1 of the season. The repose of the holy White fa tba sort porcb, to find out a«Be- were." said taa judge. “You moM be d»v noted upon the foadioro, and when, ‘ fixfl of grit to marry. What do you as­ al praeucly half pxlt nine, the church to ll - “Doe* be know Miro Katecbrook, Mr*. pect to do tMaie hard tuna with a large tolled out ita deep tide., the distant hUla White?" raked May Fdgertoe, caiehing family com teg on, a bard winter before of the gaud Indy's shoulder, and ar­ took np the hoary peal, and reverberated bold 1 of tba SUM Saving'a Bank of CMcngo her prognaa to ilia door, while the We arc now prepared to ahow/to stove buyer* the fine»t nxwn- back Uu< solemn tooro. Ch arthre wsre resting 1 lw»y of gin* gathered atouad her to How much nrasMy have you got to iavret show tba imbibtxea to ba »2,W4,IOO; BO­ mA aa plratifal in yeare gone by. as at tbe whole ' SOM, par ralna. *3,076,581. mtimated ment and most complete line of hear all she ewsM ted thorn. ! pres »t <tar, *nd tbe du Weatfid-1 meeting 1 • Only one dollar, air,” und the young v.hie, |1 ,2711,777. ' house w*»'ih» only one iu the town. It taan potted out two balvm Osa dollar put at eomgum! intereat I Hood to die center • f a krg* oxniKca—a ‘ ■Lord biros me. they look ns big aa on plain edifice, two ttorias high, with a tower ' wbcola. Square round. Here, you fel­ of over two bnndnal foci, la thia wm ' low, aet on tbo other aide, elevate your 11m belfry, and a ponderous bell swung to 1 head*, bold upyour right band*, look me , and fro to call tbe propfo to worship, or i might ia the eye tod ba sworn.’' erer seen in th*i* market! I tolled out the dirge for some departed nuul 1 -Do you solemnly «wrer in the preveut* j Al nine o'clock tn tic tncrnmg it rang 1 Don't aak ao maujr qumtioua all at of this raaodly RepubUrou and the Free npoo Wtty wook day, nrd again at none, Pros* reporter that you aid five together once, gitb. I'D t 11 you all 1 know about and U nine in the treaing, mk! this wm ' aa lung aa you do hre. dio together when it. lie Hoppod at air home, and it waa ibe signal, a* far aa tbo cfaimeu could be ' tbe umc comes, torn, protect, cherub Mid beard, far tlue laying aside of work of kind of natural I ab»aU ask him about rropect; thxl you, young tody, will try and Tbe Forest and Round Aconrn, with Ute iawruvetaditn for .if cuttrM she must eapect wc every kind, and raking up of lbw firro, and her, ' anppurt that yong nwa, mead hia *hiiaa, find out all Weoodd.” of 1777, stand at the head of the list for HEATING PURPOSES. the bullion of dnors. Tba day'a work ' “Wbat did fie aayT L aaa dying bi The Sylvan Acfirn is a BOILER IRON boater, with re»Urn wa. Enabed. it waa tbe reaper ballot knur." New-Kagbusd boare. aynonymoua with 1 flues and, jndging from sales already made, is going to be THE the curfew of the okl wutld- It “Ha »an abe b aa hnadaome aa a pin. can Her fathfr u rfoh, and abe ka an FAVORITE. „ o ., «f tlie kaBnwed fadiiimaHiat were brvogbt 1tint. uh a peanock, dre-wo ia tne tip-top The Qneen, Forest and Crown Acrirn Cooking Stove* are all from :»♦ Brother couotiv to America. A 1abowy of Mtiou. and to much better fotad for a few rfitogva ret ntain tbo evutom, but in 1 endrely new this seasun, having Dickie knob*, yountl edge^nitouulh.ee thana minMora wifo. They bar. m-Mt of our town*, it is ewber wper»cd<d 1 beaa engaged foe fi.e yeun certain. Bba matic oven shelf, and __ txbo town dock, or bro twrow i-ntirdy 1 did nut waaOIr. Bisby io become a mto dele- Tbe town tell al Waalfidd reg 'uur, but ho bed a dninc call, and ho dated all the family ciodu and poeket could trot fad right to follow toy other umc.piccca of tbo whole popufoltoa, and We arc also agents for the some dte person mice in.low.ted that be '^•But ain’t aha a ehnrch member, Mr«. ha-J nwt a doubt that tbe ano wan krpt fa order by ita regular punctuality. . “Na, indeed I Juat think of our miaia AC!K.NOWIJ2W«XdX> TTB» 1SSCSST1 The to*de of th* <« mn-tiug biKiM.Oom buyers are invited to call, examine our stock, and get pri- •M mu.h mure elaborate than tbe ex ter bring unequally yoked with an unbe­ uricr. The wide gallery extended npou liever I-' ’ -What na natal thingT groaned Mian the east and west ends sod acme the Betsey Palmer, a v.-nr aettre church urem-Kim tba book, sir. IR ktea tte bride. neuth aide, and a row d pew. went around bur, aid a great admirer of Mr Bralgy. Launch out the hrirr* Goo-law. they 300 fnritfom journey*. Ha in now pea, tbo wall, white fa front worn the aingin It ana the girte’ turn to wiuk now. for ttv larger than curt wbrela. Good day, air. | bm buainem baring gone io naught acata, ned the prutueal girla io town were A. long life barpfa— twins. OaU always there roeh Sabfoul.—the gbte who Bota-y Palmer'* rowing bar rep for the again. Sand y««r ctmeina, or any ooe. thrvwb nwfoet and ha haa aognpd aa a , iravaaug aaluamaa. a air. in front, and lbs aliiw tor«tb minuuir, and aha aa much aa b»» year* ha ofoa. Ferwwwll." d. Tbe boro *ud loner were arrang­ Riulwad traveling in Fraaee it very . The ample bathed out aflbe door after ed ia tbe aamc mdro upon the oppreito •eutor. “Wan. 1 preoamc the ia a good woman," umnufagtUapiuooo. Uxkfag tba Mlaide, white the afairivter atmd in the mid­ arid Dr. Kingston • wife, “for Mr. Braley wan b»ad out of WUAJH, aU «M dle the eh<>ir yreciariy fa front rfthe would not tore any utbec, «sd iffoe ■ jurtod ia 1XXJMW. white to fiMaad d pulpit, wkfcb waa ou the berth ride of the । tag the anew partod <*a ares Wted ini suited, wc all engirt Io l«- I take K. 0 <0W .U injured in SS6.0«. church- Tlits fjolpti wpa a marrek-oa The BARRISOJ^ MMGIOJV, STORE. The fadww of youth become the vieea ol Baro-berean uo plenty and I rouble- manhood and the disgrace of old age. some fa Harrison eouaty, Indiaaa. • D you mil that adfae," Mid Squib to Action ia being taken agunM liqnor- hjaltadfady, “you deci know bean*." seUev. in New York and Brooklyn. Raunatiou is art being idle, bud eariag the wearied part by change ofbuaMeaa. have told s-iMetMxly jI thing to my hie?" he naked, turning to Wbqp hit rabslitato the Rev. Mr. |' lbw coaple «g»<n. bndc bHabcd and hung her bend. Phillipo, fa bis Thankagiring prayer, ofer-i' The “Itoa'l be aenred, young Indy ; nobody cd up devout pelili its for the wcHaro of I ought to bo afield in thu country ontaidc tbs < lergy num, aad also for the Wife wbosn bo had efioten. that she might reouuare I| cf Have*. Welle and ibove other acqunI drefo. ’ Speak out, young man, whal’a the potn;* and vaUUe* of a sinful world, I resist temptatkut, aad ba nillitq; to benr wanted ; tiaw ia prootoua," aakl tba jus- EVERY OJNE AVARRAN IED DRUG The RepabUaaae of Marytoad carried 7 The Democrats uf the Senate will aapport th* 1‘rmident'a nomiaatSn*. th* bride ...y^r, but further fartra- J*“* Ur, were ouly tobeairivad at by guteung. ‘ wbi J> i-calkr Yankte tr.d ru e*mi~d yery ertewir* by old «d young,'male eo'Pi\ Fr*«o ' -I* UMcklyaakadlbr Jlong, lean fook bndrewenr. J a. rix.fi tte WreiWdtSmrtS^ W1lute'vm b^ £sns£ROUND/ HuUlllIlJ SYLVAN msiinmcii esanr- (toe-half the tewd ia Scotland w owned P—soger mval between New York by twelve pemns. end Chicago is very heavy. Gales that blow railway train* frwn the The dreth to .nimenrod of Amelia, track are strong paf« dowager Qaeea of Saxony. Why ia a door KU a colored >«m! Mortoua estate includa a halfioleraal Because its an agwaa, in tbo ludiaupdir Jourmtl. Tba Dirrcton of the Parfo Expoaiticc tola, and lr*ned his Irtad back SO that the bare a^bly daUrminnd to exclude advardesk entire! < hid bin from tU f>n of tiaeaanu from the Uh:fol catalogue. the cuo.rrcsaiina. Only the deacuna of Of tba Ned York defogulirei in Udartarciitoulaaopportunuy toow^ratu- How a Marrying duatiee united a Hotue 24 did not vote oe tba Bfoad 8.1 Into him tq«i hi, .ppitsscpng uuptfoU.1 Couple at Port Huron. ver bill, 5 voted againat it and tyr k. unvnffiiiHnim Wm. H. Goodyear The Grand Trunk Railway hat grow* tired-of fighting tbe pool. She siog, well enough, bat ihe don't keep --------- --- --------- ------------ ------------------- , no sort al time.** wbrn tsentyntoo years of age He par-< Tbe arnod of befie at tbe door preventbaaed a lanu a >fa>rt ritotanre from the ed anr fnrtlsvr nmatka, and aa tbo last uaMtfag-textM. and with the aaaataaen of sleigh drove aft, the sexton ctofcd aad t!B people, erretad.a gaud dwsihog house, , lucked tbe doers, and walked home in haste and ptqurr.1 it fo£the rcoajfti-m of its to pnrtako of tbe bountifa! Thanksgiving miter. - Ilf Ortirw, >-rervtodv in town supper that his good wife bad remained al home from church to prepare for her household . Three wa* hardlr a family fa town that night that did not know that Mr. Pliillija had prayed for their minister's uaeourertrd wife in the church that day, aad many and raricoi were the onmoaeuts paaeed upon Uro subject, according to tbe diSereci char­ acters of the persona speaking * folelv died in England a boci Ida man cf Dr. Kiegslou remarked that “it would 102. Nha toavm a daughter of M. POWERS & BARLOW iTTOBJriT I'MiMlM I . William Callen Bryant was 85 rears old on the XI in*t. There ia a. good tun* coming, bey, but beautiful and scientifically-arranged Diving Fine now in the market. •IRSlIAtK- at 36,905,788. A Rome dieputeb aara that pare fears are entertained for the life of tW Popo. tin’Tl,.nijSt day a' DETROIT PHYSICIAN A SI'RGl the church theae doors were thrown wide open, and the’ooSin, with ita tenant, was brought into the bonne of God, and laid in state upon a bier direejy in the center of the houer, while the mourner* oeeupiad the body pews, *ad near relatival d«»o by the pulpit, and the nrara distant farther off. according to the d.-greei of lefotioo ahip- Tbe com muni, in tabic and dsa sons' MUI were beornth the pulpit, directly in front. Tbe miaiatcT of long ntp> ,wm, by virtue of bi* uficc. a pcrexi to be respected and revered—a rounwH-'i. exemplar and guide, an 1 an much better than l.to ooegraguion aa hi* pulpit wm bi;bet than the yew* batow. A Mttled ministry waa the foal too, and when * clergyman waa ordained, it was supposed that it was a life-keg ar ruugnment, and nothing but death diwulvwd the councctaua f-atween the paatoe and hfo people. Thus fils affa-ttouawero drawn around the fl Aik of bis charge, aad love and sympathy were the tiro which mutu­ ally bound thtm .together. Tbe dcrxjmsn of Wcwdkild wa» a gw-J Christian man, and bia daily bio aUaaurctaaiion wsreovnaiatant with hto ‘penftuason. Hcbad'grvfaatod St the ream nop ular of the New-Eogknd colleges, snd the name of Horace Braley wa» long rvmeui ' X?2J!X3’S^X- JSfltS: i W*J-J- ~ *“.<• • r- w t a •t—M- L .1,. CaaaM paira who eome over wisaama Uia^MUMM ft ■ kTTORNKY AT LA W k SOLICITOR IX CHASCWr. PremHauwtMa airoa to PEOPLES WHOLE NO. 2076. oap»r Betary." said tba lady’ repror- THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. Everybody knows they nre the only meiWM UNDERTAKERS the city and attend promptly to all ca lk • He The untinnabakiion of the doubfo jointad atowaMM inboard in the had, and tbe Recording angel hm hi. hrnfo full, «M. the PhlfotWjifo Pnta Tbe fiaa bald a ma*, meeting, aaya Ike Shelby Sntiari. in a down town wdaon one day font wonk mad adopted tba Hfowlag nnaiMiaar. �Vfilrpoaltctf ttyt/trif snd ba will Mtow hit ekiaf Thun am Lambert of tbe American Popular, aed fatriwril of the New Jeraey Muted, when ba is caught, which he. wiB, finally, be. THEINDEPENDENT, FOR 1578 ' The Preaidenfe PoMcy. The fuOcwing from the Montreal Daily JI the aWert trad fainwt, as well as the frankostof tbe THminfoe pipen, will J® of interat to Hl of our reader., .bow­ ing aa it does what the candid men of other countries think ol tbe policy of Prerideut Hsytw The President's policy b causing mmm> dtririsos atnoopt the Democrats, t-e of the Southern oms being very grateful for ha actino in rcfercooc to Louiriana and South Carolina, sod determined that be shall not be .lighted iu any way. No 'ap-. propriatioa wm made far tba army last Muuoo, bocatiM it wm then being used to uphold carpet-bae RcpuHieas admiubtratfoe in three of tbe Soothers States; bet a risew which wm proposed with the bill that offered limited tbe President in tbe naa which be would make cf tbe army This turion some of tbe Democrats wiabed niitee Iras promptly rovtored the Em­ in to 25,000 and quanted tbe stipule m to the 4 regiment*, bolding that it attempt to interfere with the peroga- CLOTE Chief of tbe Anaj and Nary. It in obvioea that if tbe Hero can older 4 repman waa under undue influence io giving ma«U to Tex-he.., with wjuri pevpno his 1100,000,OTO to one son, aod that to ly, send H regiment, or tbo entire Army bring this about William 11. conspired to misvvprmrol Coroeiiua. Scott Lord, her Perhaps the harts of no two men in lawyer, admits that the Commodore did tbe Horae pentad more panmtaudy foe not Eke Cornelius beam- of bis bad Bab- Cum than those of Ewing aad Atkina; its, but xvserts that four years before bb they bar* both achieved a certain variety death be relented. and determined to make of it, the first whifo in charge of tbe sail an equal division, at loMt aa between the resurnpeioe bill, sod the Latter while man sone To prevent this, William employed aging the Army bill, - Chairman ofthe a matt to penetrate Cornelius, and frequent Appropriation Committee. Judging from all the brothels and faro banks in tbe city. the wesson of their soccon, their incaThe statement that Cornelius hsd relapsed parily appears to hare been thoroughly wm brought to the ears of tbe Commodore, who immediately instructed Wilium to employ a detective to determine tbe truth at tbe reports. Willistp did employ a de­ at first arrogantly declared inad—i—able tective wbo had never seen Cornelius, the and by threats to block all other legists man who wm pcrwioatiog Cornelius was lion, in getting it out of tbe morning beer Nays—Nona. pointed out to him u Cornelius, and be so that a vote co be forced, Mr. Ewing Ou motfoe of Aid. Humril the soots, of wm followed and all his doings were re­ heritatr* and u being severely censured ported to the Commodore sa those of Lis for bis blundering and timidity. Mr. wore taken from the tabla and alfowrJVy son This sc enraged him that be eut tion by hie aubstitstioa of the Silver LiU, prepared by Buckner's committee, far his own. The Senate committee Ua already expurgated the free coinage fosters-, aad, in bis interest, going so far — to put cm in hie borne for the old man, and, that he might have her society nnintonuptodJCoanived at placing hie mother, the commo­ dore'. first wife, in a lunatic asylum. Finding his father inclined to spiritualism, be brought Woodhull aad Claflin to him, On Monday the House agreed to the Senate Amendments to the Army Ap­ propriation Bill, om of which fix— the numbero!.relisted mens*. 25,000. The rcsnlt wm secured by the vote of every Republican member, assisted by all but om of the membere of tbe Hou— from the State of Tex-, Gen. A.F. Williams of b, that the rid min was a Heeutious, renMichigan, and two other Democrats. Thia sual old beast, snd that William pandered to hb vices fur the purpose of controlling him, and shutting out tbe other cbildrcm Public opinion b pretty much all one way. Our New York Letter. New YtNUt, November 18, 1877. Tar Timpkxaxck Movxmxxt.—Ltr Imcbakcb Swi.tut.rxa.—Tub Vaj iikbbilt Camb—Oxs Cm Dinnbbsllcsi.tau asd Tub Wurm. th h at Tbe managers of lh« -‘Law aod Order l<cagnc" hare departed from tbe plan laid dowo by Dr. Crudiy, and are making raids on the fashionable drinking places. Last week all tbo big hotels and reatauraute were a—tulted snd thrir proprietors re­ quired to answer. It wu an aitooiabcr pimp that ever breathed. But can they on thrao people. Tbe great hotels bad fe- establish it • Ural's the question. The best legal talent in the country ia engaged. but the idea that their places would enr Henry L. Clinton conducts the case for be interfered with never entered their William Hl, and Scott Lord and Jeremiah mittee will probably perfect it io due time. Both tbe committee aod the PrraMeot have Uard depaiaiioes of bankers in oppoeitioo; hot Mr. Ilaym waa unsatisfacto­ ry, only saying that the matter would recieve has moat thoughtful ronaideration. Tbe feet that ibe Republican Senators are practically a unit in opposition to any further appoint met of Democrats to any important office, where there are compe­ tent Republicans to fill them, ia now ad­ mitted even by the friends of tbe Prvnident's policy in this and other roepacts. Earnest ronfertno— are said to have been bold with him by those supposed to have breu authoratirdy empowered by the Sat­ urday raucur, and there seems quite u good gr ground for aupposutg that every Sen­ ator, wi with fear or five exceptions, will u lull line of Undershirts and Draw rtMk ofg«to jemrve-ved.l-r. a eo—plate aaeck of Men’s, Tenth. „d Boy's BUSINESS .nd DREW 181TFT8 and OVERCOATS. Our CinrrbM DEPARTMENT conIn Furnishing Goods w« have a line of rims of a Ue. Hue of WOMTIUS and BROADCLOTHS for DRESS BUTTS. tbe latest styles in the BEST FITTING ! WHITE SHIRT in tbe City. ' CABS I MERES and CH EVICTS for for FALL TRADE. PICTORIAL DICTIOMABY. A complete line of COLLARS and BUSINESS SUITS. OVERCOATING in good atyfos. CUFFS aod the latest MTellMO iu SCARFS, TIES and SDk llaodkerehief.. Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Strap! 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. Which were severally allowed by COFFEE. FALLING SICKNESS -tsittfrxu: SOAP TOBACCO. nounced for guidauoeln Braking dianta—is and appointments to office. It ie predicted — a consequence, that tbe relations be Nays—None. ■ Oa motion of Aid. Tumlinsou tbe Coun­ party in the Senate must assume a more confidential character than hetelolore, or cil proceeded Io ballot fix an Alderman in that they mast rapidly drift more widely pU»ofG.G. Bpauidiag resigned—which CROCKERY. It seems probable that the statement was premature, announcing tbe agreement of tbe Republicans of the the oom mit tee on privilege, aad elections in favor of seating Kellogg; but tb.err is good rsMon to believe that such will be ther^fi—J de­ beads. Therefore when officers entered Gn motion of AM. Dewey farther bal­ and abut them up, aod when they were loting for an Aiderman ww postponed un­ called upon to answer, thrir indignation many people conaeetea with it have leen til next regular meeting. wm beyond telBsr It doran't make any immortalised in the pictorial papers. One On motion of Aid. Dswey the Council i difference, however, with them. Gqmla hundred mUlioiM of dollars is a great deal rimply order drinks to( thrir rooms, aod could be adopted, looking to tbo admbuoo adjourosd until Monday evrniug tor the there ia, in each of them\yqbm in which of Spofford and Humbug Butler, bat no special purpose of taking action on the matter of tbe railroad croasragat Hubbell's. liquor can be had, nerved by an irrmpooridccisaioo appoara to have been reached. W. II. Stxbbiih, Recorder. New York is a very expensive place to blc party, and .without making the hotel Il now Looks m though a determined ef- I • Movesr Evmixo, Nov. 17.1S77. liy, but one may get ou very cheaply now. Roll of officers being railed the followthis, for it never has bat cm room, and i& Ab enterpruiug woman last, week nrado road to provide a sinking fund to extin­ wen presen I: trade must nec—nerily be open and without •owe figuraa and decided that she could guish its debts owed tbe Government. Aid. Abbey, Dewey, McNaughton Has­ rover. Dr. Crosby wu right. Of course make money furnishing dinners fur a cent, Tbo lobby is active, striving to stave off sall, Tomlinson, Winklcman and Young end she opened a place ou Grand St., on tbe day of reckoning. it isn't logical to squelch Tim Rafferty and let the Fifth Avenue go oa, but it that idea. Om cent b the price of each dish Wood, on Tuesday. offered a joint rtao, hapjwna to be the case that Tim Rafferty —a plate of brans, a bowl of soup, a piece lution for ■ final adjournment on tbo 22nd ran bo squelched, while no law that can of pie, boiled cabbage, each plate one rent. which, if adopted, will give oommitu— a day over five hundred newsboys few days in which to prepare their bori­ be made ean prevent the Fifth Avenue The from selling liquor. And it h— tbe far- ami IxmlWacks fed there, and it wm a cur- ne- before plunging into the hrat of tlier reaaco that the people who dnnk st ions sight. Gm boy had 25 cents, which political warfare, which tbe ytrid vuices, wm intended for admission to a ebmp the­ probably will Im inaugurating at tbo beginthe Fifth Avenue are ic— fojnrcd than tbone who swallow Rafferty’s prison. Raf­ atre ; but when be got into the place he ferty actually taken the bread out of tbe rommenend ou a' plate of beoM, then a mouths of women and children—the swells bowl of soup, thee a piece of pumpkin pic, mince, aad so oa. till hie al Fifth Avenue, it b true, kill themselves, then a piece but h the world any the worae for it ? If quarter wm all gone. Getting off hb liquor can be kept from the laborer, a stool, he patted hot stomach approvingly, great point is made—by arraying the swells with the remark : i “I love the dramar, agrinvl the movement, a big risk b token but sbe’e got to go to-uigl L It's well that it will fail entirely. At the .Aster enough te cultivate tbe rturamk ooce in a last Sunday, a regular drinker st that bar while, and not do every thingfur the intel­ found it doued. ‘■Stop into No. G," whb- lect." Tbe result Iras been so satisfactory pared the attendant, wbo stood there to that the enterprising lady h- opened a The minutes of the previous -eating direct the regular customers. “I wish to branch, aod in a little while they will be were road and approved. God No. G could be closed tfo,” wm tbe all over thaffity. Tbo petition of Goo. W. Williams for Buiinc- cooties— good, though leare to boild wo-.d abed uo roar rod of AmlfUM Hubbril a deed for land proposed passage of tba silver bill by the If to be used fur street purpoera and cause unsettled things xiaewhit. Merch tbo-me to bo surveyed. Carried. Mayor appointed m stteh committee Tire petition of N. Barlow and others AU. Ruasell, McNaeghton aad Dewey. for gutters and gravel on Jefferson street By AM. Dewey, that tba report of the from Court to Grand street wm presented, aod referred, on motion of Aid. Dewey, to Tbe rcepcttable Life Insurance fraud ■ the Street Committee. ' now upon the unt level with tbe aaw-duat The petitions of L B. Boies and otbare swindler and gets tbo —me penalties. for a life walk aod grade io front of the Gilman, the forger, ia serring out hb time property occupied by A. R. Pratt, on Jet ic the penitentiary, and now Robert L. fenon street, were prenatal aod laid co Care, cm cf tba roust intensely “respoeta- debating tbe Army bill, and the spirit taaaifeoted in remit: qaartere on tbo Dem­ ocratic ride oourincut tbo- Wing on that the demagogue riemeat b aa fully Otrity" Life. When the aff.in of the rotten eouoera were examined it wu found that Mr. Cmo had swum to a cash brianec itaoo of Democratic hop— aod aspiration off neariy a mtllion, wham in fact only a during the past 17 years, ia quite u ob­ noxious now - it was oa the 87th anai- bwrg ahagfcter, intlbting by tbe two, a feral wound mi tbe CoaMeroey Tex0—rtti-. membun base gained little by thrir erratThe oammtaan on rids and eram walks iaemou. mi lbs MU,—b— thaa a writ- anbnritt^ the Irifawiag aprt: , | CHEAPEST AND BEST. CARBOLIC OIL The People’s Paper! WIT NEVER FA1L8! Try $10,$5.or $2.50 I r!U'*8 fri-ja —. zwra, r-ratabrsneraniM. tte...ms... “’C' PoglaKe |MU<1, «0c. often *• Olub^ of twenty, •• ■■ •• 65c. 60.-, FERRAND WILLIAMS * CO. PRIZE DISTRIBUTION COIPAKY MULT $50 ,000, 20,000, (0,000, 55,000, U,000 ii.OOO, rBMTBI- RQUJT Asthma, Bronchilit, Catarrh, B&rfera. Colds, to. •hinh tbe eric, y" portage psM. AU . eabrgaiHut, -t the pnacvn rate Ol Ui.uu AM all biMaM. rt tea ■a—tenrary Ore—.. is WONDERFUL CURES Same tenend Weekly as jt1u CRAMI»TON’« IMPERIAL SOAP IS THE "BEST.” Wanzer & Barnes. The Kid Power CURES -d �Oity Drug Store! WANZER Tbe writer was present at their last eml enjoyed an iatriiset.ri fe« A duoalien party w;a be held next Thuroday evening at the Hotel, for Rev. J- Mcrri&sld. Mr. Mmritdd a endssiutical labors are wdl appreciated by the maws, aod w< think tbrno will be many 2Eji’=lS*S.‘!2LS?Q^L!t liberal donator, on that occasion. dent. Kned to wuh merited attentioa by tbe Ur —1 > ...... „ Ator an abwncc cf about one bow the jury camo into court with the veroict of guilty of murder in the fim de«»W. wberespoo the jndg, at w teneed the Respondent to Military coofint°>™t in tbe State Prison foe life. Tbe verdict of the jury fa approved, so far M we known, by evrry one wbo heard thetriaLandwMjnrt., U (un. been slmret without a doubt. Tbe next cause on trial was that of the People v,. Thomas Alliaoe, for grand farceey. and resulted in a verdict of not guihy. Thia trial was vary short. CL H. Sunday afternoon will be held at 3 o'clock Bauer fur the people, Earn C. Baruum. u. sharp. toed by P. W. Niskcra for the RespondTire temperance meting ou Sunday af­ ternoon was well attended and a good in­ terest matiifoUetL J. Oamnn-wlU have an oyster supper aod »>eiX dar.ee at Woland Center on Thankagiribg evening. The County Farm House. Tbe committee to secure plans and specifications for a bouse on tbe County Farm met at the clerk's oSec on Thuroday last. Hon. D. G. Robic Hou. John’.M. Nevins wdb-clecled Score, tary. On mo'.iou of Superviadr Durkee At Charlutto every bwdacss hoaaa tad a sub-committee of throe contfatiog nl everyjol wn fa to be dosed during Think., Hon. D. O. Robinson. S. J. Bidslmsn and giving day and evening. Why not in Ixwb Durkee were appointed a oitumiUre Hastings? Io visit Eaton County aod inspect their An oyster supper and social will be County House, and that of any other given by the Baptist Society Sounty in their discretion and report at evening of this wook, ia the Red Ribbon next meeting. Tbe committee designticd Hall. AU are invited. Tuesday November 20ib to vbit Eston (We note with pleasure that Dr. E. F. County, The committee adjourned to Brown has made up hia mind to remain in meet on call of tbe chairman. HsatinES, and has nettled down to bu*i. nrea again at lus old oftee. Tbe Emmansd eh arch Bewing Society fl It b not often we print anythiugkafa The proprietor of the Orangevdh Houm ia making preparrtrotu to give a fs.hionab'e petty the 29th tert. AU hreers of dancing .boald attend .Ute. dance a* ever* thing will be dmu-to inrere a rood llmj «... ------ -------- , Having and keeping ccjtutantiy on hand every variety of Drugs, Patent Medicines. Hoxncecpathic fornffofy pims, h, in im W bim, a—s- na- Ow. Biatik and Memorandum Books, m any style M your own price- Your petrosagw « OlERCOm LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. Suocom fa the criterian by which tbe world geumlly judge* a uun. Asd, judged by that standard, Dr. A. M. Bum cf thia city fa entitled to cvmmind the । confidence and patroimge of the public. I He ha* now -been a rmident and prartiring ; phjririau in thia vicinity for about two yean, and haalwcn remark ably aucccaeful,1 M hundreds will testify. ' Ha has now inwried one uf the frir dau.-htcr* of fr­ ying, gad retried down among u* u a pertnaueot ruddent, and hope*; by prompt at­ tention to all bnaines* call*, to merit and receive a (air share of the patrouaga of the COME ONE AND ALL STORE To the largest show of goods for the Holidays at the in Barry County. I am permanently located in Hastings and will endeavor to suit people in prices and goods. Of WANZER A BARNES. LEWIS STERN. Julius Russell STAPLE AND FANCY BllY GOODS, Hasting, on Saturday afternoon last, to vidit friends in Grand Rapids, Cliiearo, Kaunas City aid Kansas, and will bo ah unmiMM, ^One cf our oorre.<pm>deot» locate* Cale­ new undertaking.—G-rrwyKtedeat o/ the donia in the county of Barry. Well, we /xm,n.’.<, A’. /l.,Dei»ocnt'. cannot stand that, there b beyond al! A. B. Freeman, who completed an apquestion Xj^ity enough in the eounty of prenliwbip in the /’n* fkr»» offi« about • Barry, but to bitch on the “burg" of Cale­ a year ago, arel went to Hartings, Mich, donia b more than wc can stand. Besides to work on the HeptdJicnt llanarr, has recently bought out the ixtterert ef the junior partner, asd the firm now stands the county pf Kent. * “Dewey k Frocmao." He relieve* .Mr. Wo ask the undivided attentieu of oar Dewey, who isnet enjovinr good health, naden to the new advtrtaaemeat of Merer*. of many of the carta of the buainwa, and Wanxar A Barnet, it io net loo tnueb to ha* imparted considcmbJe new life into the paper. Surerot to the firm, with particu­ *sy for there men that all their good. ar. lar eoogratutetion* for “our fey.' — jirrt eluu io every respect. that they [Granite State free I'rrM. Grpgt sale «f LEWIS STERA Dr. I. W. Brown h*< odd out hb in­ strauger to most of the petrous of the teract in bu office to Dra. F. Brown Baxxn, ioducea Ol to ware that rale in An Astonishing Offer. ■ and I. Dever, and leaves Hasting, aa soon lite prerect case, snd give place to the fol- I The Mrfutulnt, of New. York, offer* | a* be can get hb matter, retried up. ; ia another column io give away, absolute-1 ly, a Wotmler* Unabridged Quarto Pio-; Mr. Frank Brindle, lately of Montagus, . tcrial IHetiunary, which retail* everywhere Mieh, ha* just opened a tin abep hi the ; for »10, ami is, of course, a bourehdd , roar of Powers & Barlow's hardware. We' Deceaaity. How they can do it fa. weuc« cevfros, a mystery; but that they do there i are glad to have him located among u*. ,/llon. Sl-crman C. Poodle snd wile left Bibles in all aisee from 50c. to $12.00. Albums ,n «uit every size pocket book. Toilet Goods *n “n eodless variety, from use to ornament. Juvinile Books illuatrated by the best artists, from 5c. to $5. certainly every one can be pleased. Milton, Scott, Burns, Tenujson, Longfellow. WTxittier, Alin, Phasbe Carey and many others. CLOTH and TURKEY MORROOOO Elegant books for gifts, in fine bindings. Common Prayers Rnd Hymnals of new and pretty deeign. • Back Gammon boards, chew, checquers, dominoes, Ac., Ac. Remember the place—CITY DRUG STORE—is where you get more for your money than at guy other store. . FLANNELS. Hincer and St. John (the novelty of tbe age) front 1-30 to WO, cheaper grades such u the Howe, American, Wilson, e-c. aod .eeond hand machines of all kinds from hosiery and gloves. HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. DEY GOODS! P A I I on me before purchasing and I will sell you goods vALL cheap os can be found in the City of Hastings. I have on hand a full stock of Dry Goods of latest styles and also JULIUS RUSSELL, Pboouix Block, State Sk lured bclore tbe Refarm Club on Tuodsy .night ol fast week, and again by apeeial request on the succeeding evening, I found very lively interest msnitoted io temperaoce work. Tbe president of the Club, Mr. Willianw, is a seakraa worker, and he i. ably aided in his efforts in the good fected at thcsH prices. cause by many others wbo ere • conspicu­ On our fourth page will be fcuad tba ously esrnret- It is noteworthy that tbe prospsclua for Scnb»rr for 1878, tme of hall used by the dub was. but a short the here mugsuncu puUmhcd, and Vide Awahr, a flpod msgaxiao for boys and girls, to both of which wc invite tbe *p<*ia! attention of our reader*, and for either rrepectable ami worthy coterie of eilireu*. of which we *h*B be pleared to receive Thus, along my pathway, do I note the RutacripttoM from any subecriber to the radical and rapid .r^afomsttea oftbiug* THE EVE, EAR. Mid THROAT SANFBRD'S RADICAL CHE. will be kept locked; thi* w Meearery for the safety of the glasa and the comfort of dl doing busters, in tire building. 28 38 Joni* M. Nivtaa, P. M. -- . - H<L0. rf U- V. MIk *J, u» M-M, 1B7T. >U I— - 1878. W. C. H.—L- B. stsuky. W. V. T-—Mine Currie Fwher. W. R- 8 — Irvieat fr O—yW, A S.-ra* B BorwaW p. S —J. Harry Aadsreoo. vriuable men Barry «*ntI W’<U> ^.oot manr —to detriment* to the WO-being and prop®** of community, and th. money cr.twh.le ^Mfcrliq-id poire. brew W-d for the solid pbataux of reformer, at Hasting., a* * eeour, and tbo outgrowing and uprbtog UHcKrsnoi reotimeol rxhilited *1 Cafede„ia Woodland, Sheridan and «*»! <*tor ^us. witlaia hw bordma. Barry e-«UJ li. tbecuH. AtaW- Gatolonb ha* •>«>* S1'"*’ 1’’* Uek the dJbr of our fsthero." «cirwkuLo of artiH tbaiUf 19 ‘U’ ■mmk oct 6m 3 Sevin Mathie Pajer Fata; UMeriiiidt' late fiiiiu ’dlffiTIC I0MTHLY ■otic nslic ■ata i Blit DRESS GOODS SUGARS. TOBACCO. LIGHT-RUNNING Cheaper than you ean buy the aamegi in any other Houroi ia tbe City. of all the popular pattern* • and beat qualities at lowest rates. I have just re­ ceived a full line* of Men's and Beys’ Clothing DOMESTIC animate and Muuiuiate a* th* temperance are indeed cheering to me. fur p-rtup-, more than many another, I am aware of thia greet n«d and the diro necemity for still more strenuous effort for the staying of the vile trafffa in aad u^ of iatoximiing drink. Could I fully ptoure to the ertiamm af Barry eounty, the fuB rf mbmy sad suff^tog —amd w«b>n ua borders to dsy by vile intoxicants, I opine that no well-dieptwed persons but uould deem it incumbent upoa tbe® to put forth «ro>e effort ia ths oruggle with the demon whore slimy trail k areo dl over our rounty sad the land But greet sdr.nce hre An immense line of Toys l,,r our I'tt-Ie folks. Miscellaneous Books- »M» as Dickens complete works? 15 vob. McCauley 8 Iwrtory of England, 5 vole. CoIlidfiTeS Ancient Mariner III. by Dore. Poems °f Sltakemteare, Moore, Byyon, BRAVER CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS James Aspinall, DcUie Brown, Elia F. Evans. Agusi Gush. Wm. 31 Kinjf. Her rett Men. MasJ Ada Norton, Albert Me Eutere. Ed. Mathews, C. I). Miller. W. B. Rccil, Jossiah Rcevca. C. C. Smith, John Sear*, Ock Vivnan, J. M. Wilson. J.vo. M. Nxvtxs, P. M. pbeitly rclted upon to do jure as Urey agree trader *8 circumalaocre. As wc go to prere wheal i* reffing for 61.20£’«l.22-oate 24(h.25-eon> 18fe 20 cent* a basket—potatoes 35 ett—ap­ ples, good wiater,70(re75—taUar lff@17 —pork 4 j(<r,5— egg» 1C@17—beef 4(«.5 cts. The msrkrt for many ihinp is noi overcrowded, aad salre ewn bo readily af­ know what b gning o«i, and who vasittbo ..loons and play p*m« that if any men wanted tlaawbare, put in »n appearu». u b. O. k-u u “M" *-■ Ha ia, however. tlw.j> on hand to do ev­ ery doty, ata. under hb to-i.-—. the city k» been ovderiy and quiet, with Msedy. drunken brtal on ear streets - BARNES (Successor* to Bakxks * (Jo.) CASH STORE know* that fur tome time after, the old Dr., tired of hi* extenriva [iraetiec, and a large share of the aamc was turned over to young Dr. Blare, whore reputation was Srw riaaa io every rapcct. Tbe Doctor e*k* only aueb practice aa hi* merit* entitle him to receive, and th* he expect a OSce over Rower's Rwt and will be eatertaioed on Friday afternoon by personal nature, but tbo following notion Shoe Stote. Office hour* from 10 to 12.; Mrs W. S. Goodyear. The gentlemen •I the Basxu, and especially cf the junior publisher, who is a cumparalira Baumku re the loweredab rate* k Phonix Block. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. SEWING MACHINE And all other eoqd* usually found alirsyu kept ia Stock. - “A Card” at tbe elfice of Sweiwy * Knappen on Wwhroday the 5th day of Dee. 1877. st seven o’dock, P. M. A punctual attend­ ance af the Btoekbuhkn I* rerpuwted. All owner* oflou by purchase ere by law. itockhublcrs, and untitled to vote. ilaatings, Nov. 20th, 1887. . H. A. Goourxalt, Prw. JOHX Bowl*, Ckrk. 80 31 Wp truth it distinctly under­ stood that the prices at which we are xeUing SLLK.8 is not our loM,but falls heavily cither upon the importer or mhnufaeturer of the goods We are credibly informed that “ prices at which they were day erprrw fa tbe here train between pure!hased the manufiicturer re­ Mrehican asd the East. Parlor can from is but little if any pavwhat- tank to BufiWn .rireping rosebw from » New York. ____for the silks, tnat the cash itaffrio maylWtf we paid was quite or nearly abaorbed in paying the Govern­ ment duties. Railroad,. ----- “------- **•--a SPILING t COMPANY. , AteUsnu, CROCKERY. to which 1 now invite especial attention. I am selling at prices that will astonish all. Come in and took over my stock. I <trf^ w>aipetition io quality aad Price. -ansmrswcrGXAcaiMC). W. F. HICKS. HATS AND CAPS. I keep constantly on hand i fall assortment of men's and boy.’ Hats and Capa. A full line at vary tow figures. Come and ace them Wore buying elsewhere. �CABINET ORGANS BjgMt.raSws.'fcSE' ,SB£saoE',t:.“fcK..',ij"ra AGENTS . «wWE' . CHANCERY XALfc. IK FOR ALL. ^“JSspiLXl'W sretrsK? kk-~. c" rarts,SF8,’gi,?iK= ‘ F1m* MlasA <*r<s. vuhmms l> M-Mut. L jusrsACO.NsZTn J Fort Warn Jackson & Satliai RAILROAD. r rill Hl i.i.*i> rr.i w ■____ MICHIGAN AND THE SHUTE fi*r»ii«N A COCKAT^lt ni.B CO. MM4I*- A apadai report lent by tbe Departaaent of Agriculture al Waahingtun, oa the too Jiloo of crop*, tbe anicrsttiooalwheat aupp'y and our wheal export show* tbe follow­ ing facts Aa reafxet* wheat, tbe actual arenas for th* Unit'd Staten, an rkaely a* It cu be rakubted, ia 12 bunbnb ia a serie* ef years. Tbe estimated saarUKts for the crop ol 1871 wan 11 buidk *»d fur 187110.4 bushel* Tbo eropa el the yean Were, nupectlvely, 292,136,<XX) and 289,358,500 buabek. The comparative COMfTIOII CO CURED. BnVTMiitks'* paper* will Up* in lb* Jane« a.iinker. ike tree Mag *nUll*d •■Birds hi Birds.” and iil«*tr*tsd hj Fidelia Bridge*. Aecervacvr aa n» Bin**.—Dr. Then*** 1 Brewer will nmlnbol* ks*r saquisilsly tn* §SgS5giS® Mary J. Holmes. alatea w» nearly Bpd* good by ireued acreage and by ioeranoad over those of 1875 in several eUU, tally New York, Obi”. lodiaea ' and Texas. The present crop ia rated at |350,OtR).(MK) btnbtk l.'powthn subject of a.n, Use Auguat return* averaged It! per cent. of an averagc_crup. KU of lie New England Stain except Cuonoeticut arc above 100, aa well' ar North Carolina, Arlanana, and Kanrw», while Izmi-iana Indiana aad Or*'~nri reach that figure. all others falling TtuiHacolJiii Drfa.lt aS?2SMMM£. tiss: eshtj.-itSts,.1 MEDICAL48WICA1 DiSTITOTE. north. »«» RASIDS DIVISION ' t.nk.r .rlmd tkM wltkln i ’ Z91 JnSnS > era tte. ISIS! ”ess£sib, ••• •'•‘N* ka Ik* .Sir.in. t sbsU Ms' iinh 'n.L‘i *X‘rf?lil7 ,?rtulw7ts titV’.'r •< Rmums Itku ksIM Ik* Si... *k*N Us 11N..I crop of 1877 will prove on* of the raised in the United State*. U e believe ' the yield will exceed ease aod one Heart er I billion banbah. In 1876 the crop of oat* waa 320,000.­ 000 bndtda. represented by 86. This year the figure* ar* 98. Thia would pre a crop of 3&I,645,000 buebele. Thia will sewincMachine fr-Ml l-.Ml HAMA. 1.4 JO it ST* it a « v • , On ijuiwirfan.* ik. HMU L..I bar.k.rc UM-.Mir.!.. Ul IksI kw ImI a*e*Ml. sm . nur baaHovsd aM k. U4M.I iKASa var.suisi? ■mA B.w.1.sTMrroM4.rr.iNr c.*»w*tM**. U4 UM* I* Ik. M*.lk; Pm. I* U>* »i ir J*S*l*. enee MMUaNfor rk„m, SMMMh _N, .UnK.U fet-rl. .1 snsUr* *.<l tea ; H*****k«: Ls*. »t mm k • **i.A>l ••»••■.. • -tl..-.nt r.. .1 . UM okHSi Mtfkt I* bar* k**n fen*; I Uow aptriis, a mute rail** *■*«•>■ rlln *o4 Un..dr> C*Mfcrflrn Miaul • M*n ikA isMsvrwr rrfirf; Hal ik. THE CHEAT CAUSE BAD BREATH. Mkiul.w >.,I*mssi. »-lkisa m •>«■> I kraaik. »*4 la aaailr •>Tt «*s. it .lain nevertheMH anticipated. An iocm— _ —____ _________ hogs to tbe amount of 1 per cent ia in­ dicated. Tbe condition of the animal* i« that of a full average one. In tClalion to the international wheat aupply. the report ‘•S“2ir5“K“f.-J ■ Tie Great Snlteri ftaiife. NORTHERN si(it<"FlEADACHE. tba oGcial atatiatic* of Gnmt Britain alow au inereaaing demand fur foreign wheat Tbo amjuot now reuuirrd i* about double tbe defieiascy of twenty yoan ago. The average miairemeata of 108 to 18W were about *5,000,«W> bun dred weight; now above 5OXNO.IHM There wm one year, 1862, in whieh M. 000,000 hundred weight were itnponed, bat nothing like tbe amount again *uUl 1869, in cDOaequcnea of • tbo diaaatroua I failure of lb* home crap of 1868. Tba csaat oRcial aggregate of tba in>portationa of fiftnen y«ar», from 1868 to 1872. ineluaivoly, waa 528,141,861 bnn RAILWAY COMPANY ■IT HAS NO EQUAL. Wide Awake Tor 1878. "aSInm I*. pnkllsk*'*. TIE (TLVERVCI.L MEDICAL CO. MBL. “POULTRY WORLD7" door. It oaken a Jtnrly average of 35,. 209.487 huadrc-l weight, or <55,724,319 bcahcU of C.I pound* each Tbe hat year of thi* period, 1872, 88,0X1,000 l>n*liel* were roqvireJ. 100,000,. 000 are not <!.cosed au exeeasive import* tion. ChastM R. T*il~f. A splendid *nd buuixeus Of tbe annual deficiency the United s.rtsl Stery f.,r ik* Iky*. "TA* Bury ef EngMsk Uuralur* far Yeuag Stale* feroiahe* abonl 45 per earn, of tbe whole. Tli* 1O4,0uO,DO0 b«»h«J» will be F**slta" Uy L»ey CMI Wkiln (Mr* luMie). Eighteen llUelnisd lepers ■‘Anal Dolly * 8*k*nl-r*eni Burin* ' If** Util, MU. Uy Mr*. Wm. E Bryyal. A Tobacco Slav*. ® asst •rraoa w«> k. aoeMMaal a^iaterUOT rfaate a*- ssdtoPn Ssikusa I beard a man one* aay that he would awaer lose hie mwb ’then hie daily smokes. In tumuKV or winter, at mwn or in the evenin' you would find him io hi* aceoatnmsd oral by tbe firopiaar amok­ in- away fix dur Ufa, as if every breath bo drew depended upon th: pufiog of the _ I aakid him what good it did him. H* mid. "Ob I it rvwta me wire I am tirwd, ■nd aatrlea my oervea vbaw I am worried." I asked him bow much it coat him each year, tar be chewed .a* wdi aa amokad. Ho add be had "saver rec*oo*d It up." but by dint of further questioning I found be spent one dollar per week al least, and "that,” he said, "ia Wry liUlo compared to wl.*t tome man spend." And y*t that man called himnelf a poor man—«o poor that h* could sot go to th* 1 IKVBtai, -*»rfr I. Wsaten agjomjr —JSSHifcJsEttiri’.'' T*tak*a«M( taster Mas tXk. raj;, aa »m.. Sr.ra os Micamsa. n*Omli Cwn fcr Ik* AUCTION i>ALE •VSifeWSSE*. si-gaAfWtir tasrttfi: Depot, 104 STREET, New York., GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-11-28.pdf 5b8508afcc9371b39ec89574a0d5fcaa PDF Text Text RATES orADTERTISIird. .*g*M— VOL. 22. NO. 31. HASTINGS, BAKRY CO., MICH., NOVEMBER 28, 1877. PjUfBMMinilD iSfcSEEEJSSf WHOLE NO. 2077. For Diphtheria. The following paragraph, cut from the Springtield Rtfxjjian, fa worthy of pm- bob sleighs cvvatfoo. francose. end gtaa, Want India rum, brandy and cider breedy were — down from the shelves to the counter, together with a bowl of loaf sugar and a piichor of water. "A free treat, Aiaawwthr ’ Certainly, certainly' Mr. Braley fa n aka men; we Bust do sowsethlng fa honor of hfa marriage, walk right up! Wjs Will leave them to their elaraee, and •top no— the Mraet, to tbs house of Dr. Kfagaton who had jtut driven op in his xfa. The pleasant perlor looked brfahi and cheerful, tha sofa waa wheeled Of to­ ward the fireplace, when, supported by shining brass ।.nditoua, a good fire wu tnrlDdv burning Mm Hralev wm redfaing open —e arm of ths sola, and in the corner, upoa. a low atool by bar aide. WM acted Maj Edgrr.f.0, her Httle band elaaped within that of Mrs. Braley. They were dialling together in a low tone, so as not to interrupt Mrs*. Kingston's ac­ count of an snrident that oncunad al the turkey I hoot, tha day before. “Baek again!’' said the doctor, as be entered the room and shook hands hearti­ ly wilt his minister, • Wako— b—e! Atlcw —, Mas. Braky;” nod ha psvsrad his lips lightly to the soft white forehand of the bride. 4*I suppose I am entitled to the first WratfialdAte " “But you did not get it. May and I were ahead of your time,” rejoined hie wife toughing.. . "-'■“"f'-i- However. I ua going made and ironed in the beat manner and shod with PHYSICIAN k SURGEON •hoe. - ----— ----We have' on hand a' lull atbck of Heavy and Light JOHN R. KAITMANL ATTORNEY AT LAW ft SOLICITOR a’.\CM*s,c“r Nju^j and every strap warranted. thw exclusive sale of the Silver Steel Diamond rein. Feed cutlers, Bob Shoes, Cauldron Kettles, Ac. WM. JONEH DENTIST Nashville Kitkiiu. JAMKS CLARKE ATTORNEY AT LAW & SOLICITOR 15 CIIAMCnr rr—MU—rtaa slvea to ATTORNEYS AT LAW ft SOLICIT- Just received First Prixe at Wisconsin State Fair und ar our own . . State Fait tit JncksbM, DETROIT STOVE WORKS PHYSICIAN k SURGEON, A plarc of iraport—v. in tfia <WtMfield ^community w*i tha vdiage taraao. A *c*.uapicu<>us sign hung hi front of,a large two-story house, with a wood piagu aetnaa iho west aide of it, upon the sign wia a *pr<ad eagk. painted in brighl odara. aad uedevneath the aaawe,,J. .Maa—h, k| gdl lettera, so—wbat tarwLbcd by timo and weather, the eagle was Mtodof one eye, owing to a nekkna fallow akuotfag a bullet through it, whkh audaoiou act«raot him fifty eeuta. Thia memeata of bis much lunger time. Tha Lavcro bad grown gray with agr; tlx peel* that supported tte roof of the piaxm were entirely gulltlase efprial, sod the prints of many jack -ksivra were etched into the corners *> far a* thr arui could roach,'but the E*We Tasers was a great place of tvesirt, for two obvious oao— — CM of whiel' wa* its toenlity. end tte 8ix-h<»le\ Extension Top, Portable Planished Copper Reservoir. other tha gvoial temperameat ot the land -' lord. It was aitnatod oa the highway direct from Itoftos. aad the diUy suiteeaach which ran from that city to .Montreal kept the change of ter— terr, end alto tbe paMeag— took supper at tte Wool field beautiful and acientiGcally-nrraugcd Diving Flue Stove tavern. Tte ao—of tte bugfa, Unwn by THE JEWEL COOK! now in the market. Kuauaox.-oa«« •••' r. ». H*».. »u 1U Huiua Milk. II. A. GOODYEAR. POWERS & BARLOW prc|iared to show to »love buyers the finest aswrt-1 ment and most complete <> <J. HoKbHiJok; **’ ;r AT LAW ae< «eUel— J-J* KK^eS itiJUTKi BifBiffiiimw ever Ften in4h;f market! forest. Carre®, JSin ad ROUN1/ OrasRia! PAI N TER At A. M. Itoek * Carriage Obey innriTiw UVullllU SYT.W^AjiF The Foreat and Round Acorn*. with the improvement* of 1877 atandat the head of the lint far HEATING PURPOSBti. The Syhnu Acorn ia a BOILER IRON heater, wifih rtjwn lie TUB :flue* and, judging from sales already made, is going to L*. „ u. o "-“rfi-T*! FAVORITE. The Qneen, Forest and Crown Acorn Cooking St ores are all entire!}’ new this season, having nibkle knobs, ground etfged, autoa ENER AZ. mifclvep*elr..nd________ ’ . — Jsfffirson St., « B E PA 1B SHOP n» ea4OT»Kae4 aaere— ta l‘e »ee> fISUUJ*..I|mU*(* ..4’ Vtatottr. teat be ba* aw»*4 ....... .L__ Wo in, oho ageno fcr U>« doors and windows of wear ofthe dwellings wnaHllad with woman am! thRdrao. who runted to entail u fhmfms «f tte gilded ranch, with fas eight maik-wbiw tea— and giitteriog htrr.caaew That apkndid stags toaeb! Il wm g sad day for Now England when its work was ioOfl Tbs a*cam whistle superseded the outee of the mdkw tern, and mm at tte, pl sera nt realswecnera af country hfo peeavd into oblivion-, but tte ptstxa and steps of Aioa worth’s tavern were crowded with men and boys to watch it, at tte tirao of which 1 write. The postofiice wnadinatiy apMstta the tevcrti, sod it wss a frtst di^lsy to see the eoaeh drive up to tte door throw off tte Otatl bog. and cat a cirds np to tte wuokn steps, directly under tte wisp of the Eagle- The p—engen aiigbtod, tte tea— weve unhitched, and the tames be­ took themselves to thru respective it»Bs. which bad jnot been vacated by those who were to take tte honorable poet of ooavgyisg tte Unitad Bataa mail and tte travel1B- pubKe, twenty rndcs farther toward then deatination AD wm burly burly inaide the home. Tte long dfainm room ubto waa all spread, ready for tha hungry trasciara to occupy, and savory food WM always in abundance. !*argo ira-plaoee fa tte travslera' sitting-mum and tte bar­ room wars always lighted when the tight Ix-gnn to act cbdiy. and through tte au­ tumn aU win-tte btetery and -pl. kp Oral oat tbrir cheering light, which ...rsfl-adfaakliys bright, glittafag array of glara decanters and clean tumblers, that adorned tte wdl filled ter-perhaya ooa of tte an— powerful tttratsteta of the Eagle Torero. It wm Saturday night The two dsn following Thanbgiving won always holi­ days; men sod boys IvUaccd around the ACXNOWL.KU«HI> ‘THE IIEMTI Phyikiui-* l’re«riplioi» «»a Family Bedpca eareMly pra- pwed with Drags and Chemical* of pnreat quality only.____ Swaay's Hoyai., Diphtheria is a dawaap whach iprings from tte growth of a roe! fungus on aotne of the mucua aarf.ro. of the eyatem, more graeeally of the tbrrat. From the koal part* affected u spreads to, tte whole body, affecting ths muscular aad nervous aye urara, viuatfog tte lymph aad nnukat fluid*, and prodneiug ponlyma. As aooo aa t!>e raetcriumfueruaappears ia whte I ths public baaan— m writ as praces I u>lerrato eftlm aosstn, aad baadao—ly auapfonoatamtaia ofltoau of tte Court; WnutKxa, It tee beva plainly apparept . to al] I he members of the Umtod Blatco Gratd Jury for tbe trroi of October 1877. •miag io and for the Jtelli Circuit and Wcrturo Ihstriet ofMariugaa, that the apptpprialfoaa bi the I— Cong—a of tte To Ymhio Wins. Umtpd &a— fur the* gxpco— uftfefa Wc will suppose yea are vougly •citlrd Cours are cotirriy inadrairate to per tbe ta a little bvoae. We hope it ta yeur own ; ureiwaary expraift of raid (,'ourt In the if ant. taake an effort to earn ro—thing trueactwe et rtew a tookty of tte beoaeaah. week far a home, tw sutler tew era* ul seed Court, and texturing the meat aoraU, »u there be room eouugb for two, rigid ecueoBu to'be practiced by all the Meet vf our moneyed —a began al the oficcrt cf MidCuhrt is OtdOr fo tra—-t foot of tte ladder Next to e.teme the tte topurttet erimiual Ufa— of tte akd drabr—tira fam wumm off sweet I—pi . Wornrn, Daftrte of Mfohigxa; itetnYuu hosopsdtebly leantsd by , thia urao U st there ia no living in this wufid with­ That, tbe Grand Jury have out trials , aad it wBl not benefit you in win&ad with great pl—aro tbe sfcrta the least to ta«ome impatient Always of tte Ha«- Msfalca 0. Bureh, U. A remember that n with o sweet taanrer DhUMt AUosney for this Dirtnot, to ooaduct the baafa— before the Grand Jury wall the least |«aUe expense to the Gov. srom< at, retaBienl with Ms 'dety to tbe people, aad we tert ey tear toemmaey te tbe marked abdityp pr—pte—and dmweed -of your peraevering; yeur rawer! patch with which he Km conducted tte will be great ia the end. And now owes borinen* brought before thia Grand Jury. the great, rcublcra Tor every yuung houte/?»*«/'<•!, That snr chaste — ffeeahff k orper ; what shall I Cook: Wall, we can not lay down a rule far that, fur anmc C. Hurth. U. S- Dwaiok Attorney.'aad to irr winch easier kept than others. Bat. the Hon. John Porker. U. S. Marshal;, our ruk is not to have over fear articks and their deputies fur their courteou* Ust wee ; te faateoee, thia mvroing wo teatioos to the Grand Jar— io eordaethave bterail, stesk, poutoos and fruit. ur,- the taiaiaen* pfacud before thoca. Always have fruit Tur breakfast. Rets am tfc-W, That a raps uf thia PraamHv her the old adage “Frtiit fa goH in (be •nd three rssqlutiooa be signed by the mcralug. silver M none and ted at eight.'’ Cook tail hack, aad nee that m ba well served up, and have sommhing fresh aad sew wch meal. When wo have fried j*>- THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frafoda, until you have priced their Goods, far you will save money by it. , Everybody knows they are the only PwriML MianHK to all calls sy night wm log and more­ ________________ _ -od fa the Holy Book, m trail m tte rommaod to “Rememter tbs Sabbath dar tn ks- kteiy.” The sweet tanra of tte mellow busk auuodsd open tte frosly , sir. juM M the aua souk behind the was—a bills, end uuh the mo*! rwh. the people mode for < I Aa Old Man and ■ Petty Theft. Of an old man brought before tte Lord | Mayor of Ixiodoo on a charge of petty , ttett tte Jis— of that eity prints the fol­ . tewing plaaaaal paragraph at tbe teed of . <it* po&cc aJumd. “It sppcArri that the prisoner had been iia the habit of frequenting what ia salted a। raff* taMero ta Tfi—la a—ot and lak fax i refresh—ata tteaa. On Taaeiay ha Werat there for that purpose, and evuntu1 atly left theteaM, tailor a dionee-knifa i With him He wm foRnwrd by e Water ’ iaad an—into custody. Tte Lord Mayer reoagatted tha yr—tot from the tench m 1u mao whom be ted knuwn aa tte Corn Exchange for many year* aa a very reI fra I ttnli enra merehaw. Ikptyfagtos qo < —too from hr. fovdahip. tte prisoner said te WM aevsuay ye— of age. and wm ; in I tha habit of taking a Hute sandwich < I । A bishop naked a little diDd. “Myittto frisodtaU stewb— God fat and I wM giro yeti an oraaga." “Mv Lord,” npted th. chid, “tall ma where kc i* sot’ and I will give you two." Joaijufa . Miller tells of a hcrofae who “swept tte lonesome sea with bar tangfad hair He ought to hare had b« sprin­ kle it first with her eroa»-eyud tears, as sa । I tte mom Itertture, tettem^A^-d rnhfa* to the ■— potatobag, ott. Liitk do ■— parouivc wtet soinute fa, oad bow far it art—Ifab. Far a ewgjla Th Watt- The seventh annual meeting of the Michigan State Foaekgiad Sosioty wiU occur at Grand Rapids December 4, 5, 6, and a lane a'.teodanca is anticipated. There will be a g<a>d exhibition of winter fruit from Grand Traverse, Ooeena, Mt>t> roe, asd Van Banw count—certainly, aud Kent county wiU surely not be ia tha rear when so good « opportunity is ofiered to “l‘l spring frail for market —J. Stenrwa, Kok—ano “Farm adorns—t' —Mao. H P. thing in operation ta ettnM tbs people and Create, Hudsonville, Ottawa county. Cloee buyer* are incited to call, enunine out atock. uld get pri- turn a few pennies into th# till ofbis desk, a beu or turkry shoal, a betting matah— S>. TCWBlua. E- 110,'-ow anything to gel up a link excilrmwt aad ffA good tin ehop in coniledion. FRANK PRISIg.B. Supt gather a crowd A baH, Ute preceding eight, bed dravra all Utt ytrang people from far aad near, und Ainsworth had made a good thing of it. The frolfokca The ILIRRISO.V tTJWOJT, Wm. H. Goodyear mwtmL raw PEOPLES drub store. The Itapteffnan sprate with ao I tarribk dine—, dipttesia. that we hope it will bn triad by earn« one ia this rtefaky, in e— aoeae penna is safer—writ-uM<h to require —attseaA, and the roialt—de pohlic. If item kanything of value-^o tte ffaiowfaK, tte knowledge of it ought lo be wsdei] extesded / Grand Jury prraitfod u foreman of aaid Grand Jury in a van abk manner aad han bran uwpertki in hi* on all <|iac»tteua aubsaitud to him far Ufa <fae» tea and ha* been eourteowi in manner to every tnCfaibernr skid ihnV. And/whar*oC »M H. H Hinds, b*a aa <krk of mid Jury taken rrwt pafaa to Uepthe rra I oad»j#f said Jwrj.in good th>M and baa erierad grret iat«rrat in all hia labors as Clerk to the end that Ar said Jsry might tee assisted h> tbkr tMtberata— by et^rurt mietuo, tbaralssw be it ; Rttulttd. that tha thank a of this Grand Jsry an dae and arv hereby tendered to tted Georpv M. Ikwey far tte ability im fierttalitr and caurteeiu master as such farefimn'of mid Grand Jury. And to raid H. H. Hind* for bis iotcnsl and la­ bor m nieiuing said Grand Jury. ' And be it further1 /fraefaarf. That said Georgo M. Dewey crapk of decanter*. and several wine and H.Ji. Hinds e*-h be sraeantod with glaarae, white he filled aad brought to Mr. a copy, of Jac fueegoinj; lYcatable and aad Mrs. Boley. The minister took bis, Resofataooa and that the same be aptad and turned to hte bride, «wbo raid plea* at.lar^e ej<,n the re«»:rds '</ this Grand antly In additiori to tte fotur>lt.g the Jury , '-Excuse me, doetar, I Barer late wioe. "Not taka wine! D-c* it affect yourr at tte'dOM rf their aotatoa adapted tte < IxadT What shall I give you, my dear’ folfowfag preamble and reml ^iorns which < ladv’' — forth fa pretty plain tor— a apeocs of 1 ' fajuiy fafiteed by, tte iMtCo^-sopoa ' made from the beat OR. U. S Court Al the prowl > anaion of the United Stales Court for lbs Sixth Clroail and Wratern Diatrirtof Mu higan the Grand Jury, adopted the following Preamble and TteManhall Nh.ta—ra publbbc. th. foUowiag. letter ft— Hou. P. T. VaaZile Jediniog tte JMO vclod him by,the Supcrviacra of Calhoun odun'ly, which it talcs lias been received rod r.Sri*lly filed and au artietimliy laid u—iter that it wm by the clerk of that ooantyhard to detect a joint The plaster on tte T" ike Board of S*p*rtitort of Calkt-o wulfa taaide wm still (right and ftmh teaklag The leruple BMteure-i SOO feet ta foagth sad lRl tec in width, and the fag the newspajwra, that a portion of your . Walla were adoraed with rough ropraaeataconuituenta aw diraat«fi«d braauac ofyour lioaa oi men ate aafates, with aa peraction in Ibc pa—<♦ of • renolnltoo appro­, apectiva. white over one of tte windows priating WOO to pay the upon— ot the wa* a rude figure of a dove bearing a twig or branch ofsoraskind. and flying towssd My first ■uprtaa'iia was, and I have out yet limnw eno rinsed ibal it is erruntoue,' a tcxwntain fa tte dfofamse. Tbs sxpforsr ' found toe ground rovend for acres with that when article IX of the Cosstilnlion‘ rafeMenM —Itrokn croctery ware, ate says, “Il shall nM be competent for ths' -ffau—ate wnlfoofedid msnoury, stereLemafanwe to faettnss tbs aafarera herein provided," k does not asy it shall not bi fag mark, of skillful worte—teip. bsv. Incf-rua competent for the Board of Supervisors to lag au.o: -I th- ravarro numbered ccotarire. A. wall fifty feet appropriate from the contingent food or thick, apparently ravaral mite ia dreamfunds nut otherwise appropriated a atim frre.ee, wm vidbte fa maay pta— la toward paying lbs rr/mueo rf the Ctrcnil p-laoM biMra w— found compktaly aavr erad fa tte earth, having become so by Gvcupyiaj Uta poeuioa, bawevsr, of tte long preo— of time. I none of th— Judge ot this dblBrt, I am unwilling to’ boo— the explorer found an opening, ate by nmaea of a rope let himorii down fata - ihiiTh inteMt tef*——Y—itaik tartTtitefarwytoA—— L. — L._ rn ? ' , . 1 . ' * 1 1 ■ ’ I ’ ' . . I ( . �Ilrrotoforo the Serraot-ot Arma of the Home Hm manige-j to pec through with Ua ardtKiwi dotira oa a alary <rf84,(K» aad the aid ri three asiatant. who retire 85,300. Now be demands .author .Mut- |her Reprnnentatives to voting |for a recuctiou, it waa proposed ,to give them four regiments of , cavalry for service in the Mexi­ । can and Indian frontiers. The Ut, the Gto.1 RrilMwd Kag. sra Married with frat pomp ud aireunateore loot Wedaeedey evening it St. Bertholocnew'a. the ultra fMhionriifo ebureh of New York. Probeblyao Wedding tbit oould tainty aa to tbe rilrrr bill ha. had ■ de­ pressing effect, for no one know, what the riroduKm of Ikiaga win ta Jf it paaam. It would be a bkmed thing for tbe country end reconstructed received the solid Republican and qflite a proportion of the Democratic vote. Atkin's committae were in favor of non-concurrence in the amendment increasing the force above 20,000 but when Atkins made the motion,in again reporting the bill, he was morti­ fied to find the House against him by a vote of 184 to 130 in Tbe majority of the Repabhcaai in tbe favor of sustaining the Senate's Stalo of New York down to Harlem amendment. ' There can be no Bridge, at tbe Into election, was 25,000; doubt that he and his Democratic associates of the committee were The Mfo.boh, N. J., MuoUur fii« lb. Mine of Sonuor ConkliBg for Prreiden: ia A correspondent who was once 1880. Thi. foio fo.ooeot direrriou k> if heisMut now a Republican, fkrre lbw gnrerri public i. cooceraed, andjim that point wo do not feel tbongh ilnuj .nn«y the Souter parson* THnga as They Are. calladutpon to exprass our opin­ ion, asks of us an answer to sevcral questions. To such of them as we have had the time to give the .necessary attention we sub­ mit the following answers: He asks: . 1< Arajuu ia forcr oftbarretoraUoe of apeeie payments on the Int day ofjaauiry, 18>79, and doyuu undemaad that to he tbe policy of tbe Republican party? , A simple yes, would perhaps be the best possible answer to both of these queries. We are in favor of resumption, and only wish the day fixed was January 1st 18~S instead of 1879, as _<e believe it would be for the best interest- of all dasses of our peo­ ple, the debtor as well as the creditor; and would ensure a re­ sumption of many kinds of busi­ ness, now prostrated by lack of financial confidence, among hnmied men. We understand the Republican party to bo com­ mitted to resumption in. January, 1879, and do not believe there is any,desire to change tho time by putting off the day, among, any considerable number of the Re­ publicans of thp country. ' 2<i‘TArc you in favor of the remoatUring of .iforr? We answer, ‘-Yes," bnt as we underatand the question, not in favor of the bill now [lending be­ fore the Senate, mu<A less that wlricji recently passed dhe House flf Itepresenfatives by so decided a vote.- We believe that silver should be made legal tender for all debts, public and private, not spodaHy stipulated to be paid in gold; but we also believe that the silver dollar should be made just us n^aY. thc equal of the gold dol- •twtkwetala, judged by tho gold -standard, as it is possible to make and keep it, whether tho silver dollar be 4121 or 4251 grains, or any. other weight that may be required, that gold and silver, as mopqy, may float side by side in all busincM transactions. We trust that our correspondent will understand our position, and that our readers will carefully judge of tiftpoint we make, as against the.'bijja now pending at Wash­ ington. 3d If tpecic resamption taka, plica JsMmy la*. 1879, woaM you h.vo tha Gordrnmmrt keep the greeabaek in orculWfln, u legal tender for tha payment of potato obligxtion.? nd Irt k reptfote itarif. Modiein. kilte more than it curve, .ad there is nothing to terrible M cneertaiaty for it cheek. A - cbtoM MMk .f goo& juri Ttorired^u . totopfotetoook B^vicsrm .u for FALL TRADE. cher, Culberson, Giddings and the two Williomff—Democrats Tbe Philadelphia Prm h trying to who dared kick over the party make it appear that Speaker Randall i. traces. They were forced, hewthe most' probable Democratic candidate ever to swallow their reaentment for the Preridoocy in 1080. but they wait an opportunity । for revenge on their schismatic electro in PbQadelphU have been diacov- brothers. 'The Senate prompt­ erod. In one ward the Republican. bare ly receded from the few unim­ diacuvered 660 fraudaleat vote. and im- portant amendments to which pcraocatiooa by overhauling tbe return*1 the House refiued its concurand making compariaoaa.. In four ward,1 rencc and passed the bill. Both in the undisputed control of the Demo- it and the naval deficiency bill have received tbe President's ' signature and needed disburoements to tbe officers and men of both anna of the service, will at The uficfol vote of WfooMnin give.1 oaee be made. In the House Smith, tha RcpabUShn ouxlidltc for Gov­ tbe Democrats were well nigh a ernor, . plnreKty of 8^71. unit against the appropriations Tho apparition to Prc.idcnt H.yca' of $160,000 for the Paris ExponomwAliami and policy, ia the SeaMc. fo1 sitien, tbe Republieana geneagrowing law drily. Tho Prerideat »y»' ally voting for and securibg'it he lire had to appuiat xxtt Democmtn ia1 by a small majority. As finally tbe South beeauw he rould not find -nod1 passed the right to appoint honRepublicaM for the phicre. ory Commissioners is divided A ariary -.grabber in tho ebrir uf the1 between the President and Gov­ Speaker of the Nauonri Home of Repre-' ernorB of the several States. Mnutivra, a sefory-gnbber ia tho rret ofr While the Republicans favored Oliver P. Mortoe ia the Senate of the' an appropriation that will en* Hailed Statcri Both placed in three periable tne Government to return tiooa by the Dcmocnuic pony. •‘Rrform 1 in kind die many acts of good will evinced toward ns by France Ft. Pan!. Minn., a a Democntie1 during our Centennial Exhibi•tawbgbriJ, bn thin year the Republican, j 1 tion, and to aid our would-be broke the enemy'. rank, and captured1 exhibitors in making an effecthree Otil of »ix Reprfoentatira in tbe' five display, and attempt to di­ vert any portion of the appro­ ' prixtion from its legitimate pur­ general remark of the Pennaylvania Re­ pose to reward favorites for po-' publican.. litical or other service will insure Tbe combineuoMin the Ohio Senatorial to the promoters of such a co a teat* ire eaid to be agaiou Mr. Pendle­ scheme daservedsmotoriety. It ton. General Euiag'a blundering with is believed it and the deficiency th. Reaumptioo Repeal bill ha. set him bill will pass the Senate without bookJin the race, and now it ia mid that protracted discussion so that the tbn Democratic Methnaaleb, ex-Gor. work of the extra session may Alien, can elect any man for whom ho be cleared up by Saturday night. Tbe action of Pack, the House licmd th*t Gvn. Moqrou in oatw^oat indoor-keeper, in discharging from flarionfot, ia the tain. the “soldier's roll" several subor­ The auvt critic, who Mek to compare dinates crippled in tbe Union R. B. Haya' Rcpublianum with that of’ service, is very severely com­ Andy Joharete, and th. Wbiggery ofJohn mented on as a flagrant violation Tyler, hare undertaken a larger contnot than th!y will be likely to execute. Th. of the spirit, if not the letter, of the law. Frye vigorously at­ Prorident data hi. political atetM tacked the Democratic iride yes­ tack about aa f.r a. the bat of them, and terday as the party - responsible for this contempyble piece of • .Secretary Erast, undcrataoil* veil of work; and sorfle of his shots taengb for a. wbta the RapuUlcan ptny 't told with fearful effect and tbe and Confederate duty fo He my. that the AdniostrMion Democratic dodged and ho before it three thing! which it mana Brigadiers who ducked to escape the flying mis­ tu .ecuBipluh: FirM, to tutioa.Exe tha Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT mo bay mow and ebcoae-pnam patriot. " $lug if a strange question, and wo^lo not know as we fully undeMtand jUst what our correspottdent desires of ub. But we believe that the greehbMk, when' it can be redeemed on demand in coin ft the Treasury of the Unit­ ed States, is ns good a. paper RcjuUlauj party, letond, to rautua »f-ecia money as tho world ever aav.1 pyreent.; third, to cmanripMa the action Wo sec ao objection to it in any of tbe totem from tbe aanirol of the offleeform, fT it iff treated os non-nntercstrbwiring obligations of the goyernment, used as money, redeem­ Our Wariiington Latter. able nt the will of the holder, in pnp, at the Treasury of thd.UnjtW ABWikorvs, D. C., Nor. 34,1877. e.LBtete., nor. do we see why it i It is the prevalent impression may not continue to be legal ten­ that an adjournment may be der for Hie payment of all debts reached on Saturday providing public and private, not otherwise thfc Ewing bill shall have been sptyjiaPy provided to the contrary disposed of in the House to the by:o*uting lawt. It, if kept in satisfaction of its friends. All circulation, should certainly boa the businew recommended by legal tender for the payment of tho'Preaident for legislation has ail private obfigatioru, and in our been sent to the Senate for its opWon ifehould be kept in eirconcurrence, save the deficiency culbSbn so long, and to such an bill; and debate on it is expect­ amount, as the business interests , ed to dose to-day when a final of.-tho country- require and tha vote will be bad. It appears coxiatitution will permit, in lieu . that some ofite items provoked of National Bank Bills. considerable criticism in the Committee, but Mr. Foster stat­ ed he did not propose to antagattention of the House and coun­ try to the fact that this was the second one reported this session, PoRtioal Notn. and predicted others aa the out­ come of Democratic “economy.’' Since the capture of the House by the Confederate Democratic forces in 1874, with Tilden at enmmercul tad frieadly refolioM with the the head of the column, shouting Urited Stela. A dfoptoch to the New Yoik A\w reform and economy, which was taken up and reiterated bv if I'Mt uys Prarideet Haya h» deeforevery adherent, great and email, al tbet ha will raw .oy Sire? bill which the constantly accruing debts d«» not expressly except the public debt trom iU eperatfons, .nd he will Ml »p- were kept out of sight until the pdlr4 »Bj mrerore which hre the riigbuwt decision of the Electoral Commission rendered any further tendency te impair the pcblic credit Tbe Tcuo Ikreocreta a.y that their .e persistence in these false preten­ tien with rape« to the arriry emrod sions wholly useless, and an meat to the Arthy bnifoM week wm intend­ army of important creditors now ed rimjdy to commit the DeewerMie party sop was effective and the bill . bk eqeh to . protedirc policy with rrepeet went to the Senate Oonmittee. The Texas provision was at onceI ta tha Rio Grande. stricken out m virtually abolish­. ing tbe President's perogativoeI as commander-in-chief of the army and navy and tranfiferring .. them to the House, and the nu­ merical limitation was restored to 25,000. The bill thus formed rush to the front with their un­ , audited bills whose payment was . purposely deferred for tbe po, litical advantages that might rc, I salt to their [mrty front reduced appropriations. Hr. Atkins suf- sile?. Every will have their opinion of the merits of his inci­ dental reference to the “concili­ ation policy." Conover's vole yesterday is the subject of universal remark. Democrats are jubilant and hold that it foreshadows the admission of—not ••Beast" but “Hamburg1* —Butler and Eustis to the Sen­ ate. Tbe Committee on Privi­ leges and Elections is expected to report to-day or to-morrow in favor of seating Kellogg. The silver Dill with a few amendments (only one very im­ portant) has been reported and the opponents of remonetisation would he hopeless were it not for a seemingly well founded report that the President has expressed himself as determined to veto any bill that will unfavorably effect the holders of our bonds. , Dk Soto. M.U of . ole. Jioa of WORSTEDS aad drra« SUIWbU 0VtR4».ATS. In FBrewhwg O'** Wwh.re.Hn- . f RROADCUITHS for DRESS SUITS. the fount xylee in fNfc P1W FITTING for WHITK SHfRT in the Cky. A oompleie Em st COLLARS and! BUSINESS SUITS. Twombley. Tbe Other af the bnde per­ formed bi. pert by giving hi. deughter . diamond oecklree worth <50,000, .nd Charite .id other wccritia for aarly . millwa, which will taka th. you.g ooapie comfortably through tbe winter. CA88IMERK3 .nd CHEVIOTS OVERCOATING in good ririw- Umbrellas. Satchris and Shawl Strap! York mw, .ad proriaely the kind of thing tUt th. moahroam .huddyltea dw.j. do. Th. gift, were advartimd for day. before, tha eat being rrry curtully mentioned la aaehreM. Now tha real old familiw, who have Mmetbiag bcidca money to foE back upon, never do thb. Their wedding, are gorg—u enough, but pubbrity fo alwaya aTuidml. The nrwvp.per reporter is not invito! to lajpcct llic Loom and mak. noire of everything from the diamond troklaea down to the bride a outfit, and if 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. rery careful to Lt<i it ell Unioned forth, and it it done ia the tine petent laadicioe rtylc. It u a merry that meh foroilia don't law bog. The oat eolation bred of luddeu wealth very toon dimipataa ic. retire than for »how._ One uf the rtyliah moroing iparmeoto for Ml-ddon M a long rlo.k of Cray ebewoit, oorenng ibo entire drew. . nd put "1 *>• eJaady m pceelble in Front and behind. A highly aeoriUc ad­ dition foe walking i* a cloth gaiter .trapped over the boot, preeimly like there worn by men. tt> keep the dort from entering theabiom Embroidered waiau of light blun or pink opera fiaaarl are worn under the COFFEE lose but pure, for" tor roast and grim soAp. TOBACCO. Mae th.wU of plria oahmere or Mrila rii.wl. with border. are wore m a | sort of half drew, .nd odd touchre of plres mg bright eoier to tbe atreeta. IMPERIAL SOAP CROCKERY. IS THE ■‘BEST." Tbe rigar-makon* sinks cuoliauaa, aad though the otrikei. effect to have confi­ dence that they can compel tbe managen io come Io their terms, they are evidently STONE -WA.HE. Smith Hogle & Preston. CHEAPESTANDBEST. excellent one in a week, and they are taking them on by the tbouaaad. Ic it lingular that the two never thought of CARBOLIC OfL why tbe deft lager. of a woman ahvuld cot be better in a trade Hke thi. than the coma and clumsy hand, of a man. A cigar made of expouaire Mock suit be finmhod ia haodsome atylo, it mnrt be elegantly .taped, .monthly aad niedy Inubed^ml there u no reMoo why woman', latte tad dexterity ahould not be ti tilrted The People’s Paper Clubs.of five, postage paid, “Ofc. Clubs of ton *’ •* Clubs of twenty.-1* Gil' weighed oat to the workman, who io n> quired to driirer to many again of a prescribed alao aad weight. Tbe manu­ facturer own tenement hottiea, which they rest to their employees, aad in thia way tha work, while it ia dooe without FERRAND wftXlAHR CHESTER’S CURE! Manafactlnd only hy CRAMP TOK BROTUKRH, 2, 4, 8, 8 and 10, Rutger. Pfooe, aad 33 . od 35 Jefferooa St.. Naw York. Far mlc at Kiolrtalr l,y ri»t«n of the employer. Tte manofsc. turer. an now ejecting the rtriking tenaula, who of ooctree hare not paid rent, 1andcoeb ejectment it made tbe aeaeeicn . 1U3MLT OHJTim ifflJI .Asthma, McCarthy, roney a goer. lironchitit. Catarrh, Datrou, Mich. By GfoMr.ge.enHy »od by ' 1 ' 1 Z. B. WILLISON. _ _____________ Hreunc, MUh. ! - WONDERFUL CUBES IMi* Tntnaah fra mffijAji Our New York Letter. Naw YOU, November 24, 1877. which the price wiH foTllO.tt) per yr*. F-tatre r-l. All wb. eetaerffo tafarr •nUiX«»«>t. «t tho proeeM role offfl.to will receive the enl.rprd u, Ae eod er tbrir tiro witbewtutrTZrae “ ' both Daily THEPORT. a Dearborn at., Chicago Tub Vahbimilt Will Can—Tub The .gilMora are the only cure who nuke Vaxdebbilt Wxbdiri!—Fa.ntoxa— aoytblog by there norearot*. Swinton Tua Crus Nakus* Btbixx—Thb bowh .nd Sobwrii mR> beer, ia ootafort, Wax Aoaimt Rom—Tiltob—Beat- bui the drindtd workmeo .tarve. Strika are expenrive l.xnrire. i. uijosrotd to Dre. 4 It fo the «®gn»•ing topic of eunvsrxMion, everywhere. Seott Lord, the .Horney for the ooutretant*, i. very bw>y getting up th. tretinroy, .nd . prMty .my ot it be boa. He ureru ia «y fort, nd hM u MU boride ihM ba think, will ret ba oirreMiy to introduce. For iiiMreiee, m f.r Wk u 1854. there wm . ch«{M rignml “CorariiM," prid for . lot of groeeriea to bo riiippml to C.1ifornfo. Tt>« rigauure wm forgtd. WIL liim H. rmprared hi. fcth«r with tbe be- ran waa .a.i.ii nun goca > with retying raccaaL A largo number of low grngvrioo bare been toad ovar arid over aciio daring the wrtk, and a f«w oflbem hare thrawa up the .peuge mid quit in dfoguM. Tha big hotel, clone ou Suwdayv, aad mrvn liquor, al labia, in th.-ir reateurenu which the tew ren t tako bold of. For other riabtWM they ply thor Sore quietly and go right along. The “Law .nd Order League" are dote mined to al leaat eback tbe treSe, and ATLANTIC MONTHLY for 1878. •aata a Waal. wiiet.Tr'S’.etr"*? Ww£y veg^-able Wanzer & Barnes. Ths Mild Poorer CURES HUNPHmr Homeopathic Opsclfics it, aad the two Cwrily jAyrieua. got out a writ of luarey. .nd Coreditu wm «rsnd and hurried off to the Bloeaingtkle Any lum. Fortuaately tbcehiefof that ksyhuu knew Carwefire. and refored to reorir.;hftn knowing bin to be entirely mm. Thi the Miouhle ban need riuMiog ep m well. But, dl.id«lM they are. lam gfod to My mom imprewiioa is bring made cpco tbe trade. Tbe efoj M enrred witn orer 8,000 nun raUte ofail kind., and it fo too plea that they did it to eave him from a beery a lax to bear. Bel for tbeae crime criminal praaacutro for forgery. Coroe- focteria, the police foee. euold be rodored lina demanded a legal iurewigatiau, but al a bril, aad the eriaunal reerte would bare tha urgent regwaal sf tbe (fototoodon tbe matter waa dropped. Mr. Lord «xp—*> show that for tbn Um twenty yoan Wil- ed with Me took to blotto Coroahwaad krep him in dfokrar wkh Ma fotbre, in the end th. .art ptf*? tbealdwa ilitt. EADACHE. �Cotaaoil Procertiiaga. A apaelri meeiiox of tte Common Coun­ cil of tte *ity of Hatting*, waa teid al th* ' ‘ ’ TscadaycvimiopNov. 20th, 1877 His Hooar tte Mayor ia the chair. On tall <.nu ran tte ruinwi.R am*tCMrt a p.„ ar WMM.i.y, Thom.;. FHtey 004 mu tet. tWmrd.y Tfc« iHb., ■tehtetinumte oototm.4 Vm terpo-C trial to IKl. TtePtrnraUM AU*. M7 It jterarwMdMtod th. Mm fcr ' to! F*°VU *S‘r,n'T “J .Willy City Drug Store! MW.JXH" WANZER & BARNES (Successor* iu Bakkxb « Cu.) ii.%£.czxs-. Pharnix Block. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Having and keeping constantly on hand every variety of Drugs, Patent Medicines- Homceopathic Remedies, AM. li—rf M.Snfku. Uu.il. Toatiinaon, Wiaklcnun and Timor—4. AW-Aid. Abtey. On mxiou af Aid. D.-w«y th* following Pllffl, Mb. I M II1JMI1 •Mrt w» <la«ply rsfTM .. „< for pnMkatfon. aero th. nry bta >m< rarapta* il,, rrm.rk. af AU^a,. u lh, you.fc sx=sk Toita Anaalca m 'aav raritey rf kiad or price. Hapo". Mogaote TWai. Ctenn «■ BotecJ Book., Office and Seteo} Stuiraury. Blank and MeBor.odaB Book*, in any atylo at your own prioc. Yowr patroooso m It!....., Ihu to fina.ra. ,»-t fr.nlam calaad him map aw frtoata. Th. kv •peodeal. wen *ad tewpMally drfrwUd by 0(4'0 T..w!iiwoa of th. (rw of ftufc-J A TaallMra *T W.yUad, end Ctarlr. d. H.Jbtort teihi. otj. a*, a WM .n ,0 „„ po„ ”nlio ot (Wi!ty. * <rnl>n u»l puWK »pt.U>a alBato aaralwoa.ly .ppraraa, .ad .fib* )n»ar Otad. U.K ea. tw bat opraion Oa KM,, aroroln J««z» Vln DI. Ueawi tte SMpaodrai terra* Alb to Mot* Priorafer fbor. u4 U|nM f_, ihr..y*m »ad ' 3374 Erory-rara aad aUMtteo i* given to compuandinx Pbyaicua'. I'raoeriptio* <* F*tol>y Bawdpto. •____________ 25 per cm. tew* t baa Trine, an * tberarojadly. It will pay .ay on. to tey than Orwvoat* and raita mi ril Man a iod Boy', clothiaett tte pm! WAR DECLARED STAB CLwHUiu HOUSE. Iteabte ttere, 34. 40 u>d 48,0*01 tort* Grand Itepidt. Good uadarahirto *d Draw*™ 25*. Spteadid Sate, 110 aad US. Lumliewie't pood, tew down. CASH STORE On notion of Aid. McN.u^tton tbe rrport wu .doj-ted by ayes and cay. u follows Aym—Aid. Dewey, McNaughton, Ru«•ell. Tbmlitwon, WmIraan ant Yws; LEW/S STEKA ? 4 Fancy Uoods. I? lathing Hnts and Caps and Call and learn prices and be convinced tliat I will sell you good COME ONE AND ALL ' ' - 1 ! Yr_ LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. By Aid. Dewey: ■ ' A'Mtata, That th. rily rf Kutop will *. toblite m a wtmi th* rwl .pMltei la ihr aen>ap.<Vte( «Mp aa4 i|w«ISraiU,... «hta th* traJ.n* thwtea .pwntte .ball lw>. tor. .1... by l>r Craw! Rirrr Vhtey l’..j!™.d l«mp..y. aad m ti«,.M>« taw -Hl uh. up :u>« not MW PM«.( under Uw M14 drawl fcrwV.IIry fc.Un>.J treatM^nkTHM.iltatuJ ara.t.d a. pray,, tk with ihtprvpMad .iraei w«*t.to fit^i wym. . X tera opened op a tin .hop In tte raor dam O*X,w *— ptarnwi Which rraulatioo W. tdqptegby .yea' i and of l’ow*a and B.riow'1 H.rdw.rv ' la tha Ctanrary mom of J ted cap. aa iuliowa; . Store wkcro>f »■ propewed to de any kiad Aye*-Aid. Dewey, M.N.ogbhm, Bu- at worit that Bay .be unwed to tM to do. I te I liberal potrontp* ef th* poiiite. ae!t. TftodfaMB. Winkleman and Young; I CJ1 »nd MO me teforo tr’iiuK eUewhcre. 3» 32 P, A. Patwuts, N.ye—None- ' By ALL Ikw.) Il" Itel tea Itocanlar l_ mJ U >. t-mOy-telraelwt to furateh th* of ihr Ail acaranta doe tte fcw-rf Bottom, MlchtCM Cwural Riulia.d CranpM^ will. I)uw4 mail bu aeUled within thirty <"|-y of th* praperiten. n>.p IB-t tpatf Acai taw ,y> or they will be given to .a offiror for Wai/ “ I* -'Ite-.lMU c,.i taro «U Thera an, 1,25C> |xwtoftcet in the State Oka row! of Michigan. • mroaaad > r“ ' .Ths cMertuiStueut* risen by tbe Red Ribbon dub, uf Port Iloroo, art nuita popular—U.e lar^r half is filled twim a Of WANZER k BARNES. , Bibles >° ••• "*•** from 50c. to $12.00. r’ LEWIS STERN. Forty utcro gum haxo been itetribotcd «' Julius Russell arih. Tte Lek* Shore *nd Mirhigan Southern Railroad Company haa au action aaaiiul tte city of Buffalo, for danugr. to Ita property daring tte July railroad note. AU account* sod note* tuA willed by । DeccuU r 1 «t*wi!l be UH with s Jortiaa । for coHradon. We fctrtf hire car fay/ 11 ,Oq the 14, tte dead body nf Peter Raacr waa found on tte G. IL V. R. IL utek at Veratotrtvin* It b teppoeed hr “"•""tro. traiae tte nisht befora while lying ntieep or drank oa the .Gra.nl Sewing M.riitnr Doitara and Ite ‘ pairvta ran ropLce lirukeu or worn jparu of any wachinr and mte them work aa" Iwril m ever, W* roll tte oabteatod Sin ter aad 8k John fite nowity Mi tbe I «ge) from 130 to KW. Proper -radraaaeh m tte Hew., A»«rima. Witero. a c-.aad ■ 1 Ui The Mth bpribday of Ju<U-’ Zephaniah W. Bund*, tear oelebralra it hit m>id*ocr, near Port Iloau. Wadaaatay iaet. Ho rattled tn that county 67 yean ago. . Prof. Lodeaan ot the Statu Nonasi , School at, Ypribnti advertiaca a Enropean tour for 1878. tte pattr to tail June 27, aad uka ia London. Part., th. Rhine, Which rareral rrochitino. were adopted Hwitarrited, Italy, and Germany. by ay*, and oaya aa Mlaov .1 bar* latrij rrtbovtd my tinabop from 1 iliratu Smoke, formerly of Eaton ll»;> , ..' /Aid. Ihswey, MeNanghton, Rua* ’ | the n-ar of Power. A Barlow', hardware j id., and now aberiff uf Laton county, tea । —« linadu, Wu.klrtTi.n and Young j to the. l»rtR«M of Bfwa* bof ; । been .ppuintrd deputy United Siatro Mar. atom where I atu pr^pardd to do al! knm aha) for th* Wrotern DUtrict of Michigan ! of work known to tte trade. Gire toe a I Chariot:* people ar* to have ar literary i rail and aatidy yourodf on. work and , j priraa. F. Q Raooo. 23 31 treat* leotarra Iron John B. Googb. Mr*. Lirwmor*, Robert Cohbr, Prof Swing. potrr-oFb'iCK Bwa-LATlows Wendell Phillipa and Cbaa. S. May. Mr. I OSrahocra 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. May delrrera the finX : rubjeet. '-I'atrick I1 Mail* etoro 7:35 A M. And 2 WP. M. Henry," So much for enterpria*. ' । AU bwinaw with tho office mart te Biruey at Tho balance of enlli in the State Trtas-‘ ury, Nor. 10, wu 1145,533.15 , racripto duriag die week rading Nor. 17 war* .. mrowt u>d oaibdpastk. * K teoli l^e gB3^53 30. paymau to during aan* dsrt ware •78^4X1.15; balance tn Trraaury ■tai'? .»! .priaC rf 18H. A. w* r> to prw. w« lauw that Jhmrifoar. Jfov. 17, 1877, »45O,CT« W>; incrrawf.r mo, tens * poplar eradtetor «■ th* Ora»4 the wack IS,133.15. rj.ra Vatey UlroM, Site itofMiatey w A. B*w poteufim called Wright tea be«a Miabluhod ia Wright towwtnp, Ot­ tawa eowaty, nrar Craaterry late. STAPLE AND FANCY Dur goods, DrcHS Goods and li ..traaro ww Ma.pta.ly btetete. .U 1. tea Mnttata. ot ite ..Moral tte eladaw. W. brohta th. crvwd try‘M te thW way to ..rsra-a II w. Bnolly teiad that . teatrn: ud .ipltard te the tell Ml tte PMJU. -era qntata. Na 1..^. n> daea «i«Fl te Remember the placo—CITY DRUG STORE—is where you get ■more’for yorfr money than at any other store. GROCERIES. have tte l.rgrot rtock of Grooeriro ia the City, and will anil them for !.-• mooey than any DRY GOODS! I have <m hand a fall stock of Dry Goods of latest stylus and also ,JULIUS RUSSELL, Pbcrnix Block, State St. oct6m3 CatarrH . aiivkhtm I>’ r.i n rii-!. 1IBH GO HUHGBY DRESS GOODS THE EYE, EAR, and THROAT STAUFFEB Tteanuaal «S**tM>n of ofisen for tte nivmide Cemetonr Company wiU ba teM at the tdficeof Swerry k Ka.ppra oo WolnrMtey tte teh dty of Do*. 1877, al •cv.a o rUk. I*., M. A wsftasl *rt«dooca jf tha Btock buldcra t» r*|O*eted. AU ownera often by pontera «r» by Uw MnckbiJdtr*. ood cuutted U> vu«*. HMtioBsNavJWih, 1887. 11 A. Goopvmb, Proa Jona Braaan, d«k. 3fl 31 SANFORD'S RMICU CURL L. E. Stauffer. INVAUIABLE. 1 Alchtext. dtelj. on tte .rn,ri of .rote. Mb tte Brat, and ran ihranclt to tte Kmy Mmatou with Hallam Htespl'X <*«.,“**?*■ F* ra.M, oroatet* and drt.iwd latwaaixta *.",0 T J. AXDKBSOX, General Fswrogw AgC., T-pte.. K~"Do ynw-woro ate^ mdteg^fo to tiw rirouteluw Kbunl of 30 S& W tmtas A Babwss '-zHiSSi .y. kept ia BtoH. " 1 » -------------- — " ---- . SPRING * COMPANY. to which I now invite especial attention. I am selling at prices that will, astonish all. Come in and look-, over my stock. CROCKERY, oefy cornpriition in quality aad Price. We wiah it di«tin«f)y under* SIX flood (hut the price* st which ■^3 we *re ^Uiog SILKS in uolour loss, but fttUff hess-ily either upon the importer or tn anu fact tire r gw of the goodn ’=,i" We are credibly informed that la<^[tbc prices at wMcb they were !t-.h.;purchsNcd the msnufteturer re■qS jeeivee butTittle if snj- psij-wbpi**"* brer for the silks, tttat the dnh of all the popular patterns •nd beat qualities at lowest •III. sates. I have just re­ ceived a full line of ceiv Men's and Boys' Clothing n.0 Md m* m> oa4* Bribe* Ctab rrow, Jritorwa Mra.4, Hr-Hry t Mins-wm’Ma. ia TOBACCO. Tebaccs aad ttgsn. ttUBSCRlBK AT OXCB. Itelroad. eauradito.- frim K.umCity «>d Atehiaon, on tha Miwoari rirer, ria To­ peka, tte eapital of Kana*. throwuh the fettik Arkaaia. Vollay. to I’neblo. where direct emtoetioo ia made with lb* Denrrr A lUo Graad* Railway far Colorado Spring., M.nitim. Denver, Canon Otr mt all point, rf rn. «w tte Denver L Rio Grand*. The trank ia eueDod by that of no rood in th* Wort, and the pemroi:* !• «<«iai» tte tariaro. aad ra-idr mforr. yro wMh WAlUt MbU aad HCNDSlkli at Alto * Ml Um ot Coahrtimr; u 1 1 CaNABA 8OVTUKXN IUttWAT USB.Thta popukr lie* conimeoeed aa their (umaacrtiB* cord. MandjT, May 14th, three fVtaprmlraitoOtot, io *«ntoB«teo with tte M. C. IL R. itaronpora Uariag IlMtinga at 7.30 a. X-, arrtva at Buff.lo md-day at 8 10 P. ■., end New York Mit toorwing ah 10JMI A. M ThU G-t day cxprrwi i. the teal train beiweea M thlijan and tte Eate Parlor ton from Detroit to Brflln ; ateoplbg tdorfua from Buffalo to Now York. taay30tf _ [♦08,123 too*. Th.re is mom alir in land matters is tte way of ■teyiag and mW®* »P North, al any time daring th. two or three presi on yram, and the population of Grand TrarerM ewtaty has been sensibly increased this Wl Th* dwelling houac of B. 8. Holcomb, terwrao TrasanwCuy and Northport, waa which will irate of m»oy tBportent qaootioM of tha day. Th* Sonata Commute* oo PrfrUeipa ata Baotteo* tea ojrord to giro abaariag on Jaaaary 9U, to ra(.rmotwiv« of tte HMimi Wmaaa a Amoriatioo. IMMfi MS. HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. ill. Totnlinaah, ‘WhMratad >*tofi»uang Nay*—-Noe*. ’ . Oa raatiua the Coaixtl adjouroad.. Wm. H. tosatsa, Iteocrdra. An immense line of Tennyson, Longfellow. Whittier, Alin, Phoebe Carer and many others. CLOTH and TURKEY MORRDOOO. ' f* A I I on me lMS<®ro purchasing and 1 will sell you good* yAlaL cheap an can be found in the city of Hotii gn. \W>«h rmolatton waa- adof<cd by ayaa Ki oaya ar follows Aya.—Aid. Davsy, McNoiarbtoa, lias la Alp*** coaaty rocaudy 25 drar war* ^wn ia on* drove It b mU thrt Ch* population ot Mmou oocoty tei doubted within tte put four y<*». sod tteN.woygo any. that viBsse wOl double it* pophsioa by thi* tian nest yrar. Durisg th* Booth of u.-toter, rial* alt ..rawtaglyaad —yrattaly tata tewhile mb ot tbe Mb* *M* did thrtaari.ro fall Tb. eh.rg. of IhaOrort wtoteta. talba^potort, aad TMJ.rytarad th. RropMJmi WUUaau U-~d «»d Ctaete. Eroy rillty t —<»« '-"•fr '’*“ certainly every one can be pleased. Toys Tor. our little folks. Miscellaneous Books «uch a* Dickens conntiete works, i^vob. MoOauley 8 History of England, 5 vob. Colridffes Ancient Mariner III. by Dore. Enema of Shakespeare, Moore. Byron, Milton, Scott, Burns, Elegant Luuka for gills, in Bns bindings. Common Prayers “,ld Hymnals of npw and-pretty design. •Bark Gammon boards, chew, ehecqucn, dominoes, Ac., Ac. BEAVER CLOAK.* AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS; FLANNELS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES, Abort 20 fiunilioa here left Cold fat* and vtaaity for Tula, during tte pa»a w bring bald lath* Itoyrta Ctarrt. rr Cnroar. aa riaeai wra ri.ra that Albums to !,uit every size pocket book. Toilet Goods an endleasvariety, from use to ornament. ■Tnvirile Books illustrated by tbe best artiste, from 5c. to $6, W. F. HICKS. THE SUN. im HATS AND CAPS. I keep consUnUy on hand i full assortment of men's end bop* Hate and Capa. �Railroads. MASON 4HAIUK tie when Fort Pilbiw waa captured, aod it I* pu-ible tl.it after tbe Confederal— bad entered the furt a few of tbe simple aogr. — denied by the splendid appearance of tbe chiralrouv Southern horwraMU, may have atumUed and fallen against a —br*. or may even bate pernbrel from sheer fright when tbe pieeciag .gate of the great caval 49 Eftft“Sfti Railroads. t -QKAXDTRCN* RAILWAY. W JL JTE1O, MIS. Dre.ir.jH. rritoLMMUMreU1 AGENTS WANTED. 'luuW'iKWi. WORK FOR ALL. hl SR av.ri*.*. ■ “V*w N w KIorT ■r5,^-«.M-i‘ IS :: * a* V?" Broalirar. Naw Ta*, ettr: CMcaev. Itl. nvv Orlaaaa.La.: _ ' _ ________ar *aa rvwaWaaw, Cal, »88«.'rt-,Lt-ii".-<TrEx2:u; The powerruf tbe pre— for good or evB ia almoot beyond hutnan perception. A ainglatoUtewm ha* often been immortaltacd.' “The utterance* of John Weeley tbit “Slavery ia the sum of all viltianie*," will lire aa long as tirifixatiuo endure* aod humanity cxiata. Yea, the tbowghta of men perpetuated through' tbe agunev of the pre—, will go on affecting tbe went or woe uf predate apiriiual exiatanee thnMtgh eternal age*. The Holy Book of'inapir*- 5 sBpaoi L8 ■g^sL-rjgjgyS EPBSSKa?^ Forrest thought it right to maaaaere the adored troops, be ahoald be praised rather than brined hr ma-acring them. It is childish to treat tbe Southern rebellion a mere matter of taate. involving no ques­ tion of right, and el the —me time to find fault with a mere detail of tbe rebelli.ra. B—ides, the whole subject of tbe alleged Fort Pillow naaeacre should bo buried aa .Icep aa the dead Federal aoldxra, (or noth 4tt£a?S,yfeBT^. awr. ing in tor terr* mor* with conciliation than to charge tho** who are to be eo*rilialed with participating in revolting crime*. ii»rt lam Jackal & Saiiiai RAILROAD. SB'IKI LI!* li_W _____ MICHIGAN Aid THI SOUTH. COHSUMPIION CAN BE CURED. tinn ia etill a lrem*nduoua power for good, . FULMftX* ta aaartatw rewaJr Gr teaM>« • Thing* in General although the human agmei— for God a The Pension Bureau baa ninety thou arevclalMMiv hare been dead fur many canand claim. unadj adicnlrd turia*. .W* can *—wwcz»le the arapuMi: AwiS*»a« "ki baa been eery Bl KB.r ,rl ..<• .1 <w ,-S WW! ■tCT*fa*b,N J., foe a fortnight, m re- A bill baa been introduced in Coogroa t» redare letter portage to two cents. fc-TATB^Og MtemUAM. gUlk jUuul ClmlL Mary J. Holmes. Gvnuaay baa a war reserve fund of aathwret hut hart they won more victeri—? l.'yj.ooo.ooo Do they achiova aa much'* Tour peat Railroad fare from Chicaro to Galreaicaptain may overrun a continent, aad tbe namelc— adreutarcaj Mohammad or Buna king*. Your wvrid renowned cun killer ; Ex-Senaloe Wade ia rrprraented to be may aejuirn aovercigniji gold and jury naw ( in rol.ual Itealth, and viguroua in glory may be bin. lie rcigua at brot, naer (mind a« well aa body. w» • Writer, F. BartUte, Tai Receiver of ‘■Trrtrtdh.-te' J . b a defaoltoe to the twa though lea* .xUruJIy. be rule, mou’a of < bwtwwn fifteen and twenty tbomwnd niigda. All potent in bit proper aphere, l' he may be r<|ualiv a iuu<[u»ner ibncnt.' To con,|ucr, to rairm, are to achieve andl< EDO iSPRGICAL HiSfflUE. re'J.'&SttJ'iSWSSU AS—• .row. —■* i “r.f- The Meltable Shari LU BIMI 1AFIII AMD OiriOIT •••■U. u4 tkai Ik* aote mMwi ■ karat* •wrel* **• hold 'Jon.in ion, henoe, rightly eoruidarrd, | • be com pen whom be convince*. If I'* overturn ono cntnOiou error, and put ta it*' plica mi l propagate m an active prindple j ( one new truth, I achieve a greater victory ,, over mankind than be who wide* through Senator Dari*, of lllinori, ia dubbed »ea» of .laughter to a throne; ituomuch aa ■ Big-Man-Who-Staya-oul-out-of-Cauc**.” mine ia bloodlcaa and perpetual, it ia not The How. Rf B. Waehbar.e, after 25 ears of public life, baa sealed down io and Napoleon won and" loat empire* at^m PRORaYe ORDER. OT^SStttS; W ^>w4» 11, MUk 3*r .f <>. . il. reae ihcriaat »Ai kuaCrv! riwe*l.'1«m«ai Fat'lh, JaCs**f Fralwla &iVsMBA*«l»irui¥. *<H-e« one acre of years thereafter wu left no aign ofthem but *ome ruin* and a naaw. i while Anatotki and Baum, Chnat and, Faw -J the collagta have a antaBer num* Lulb<4 have cwr.<|U»r»d and afiil wro^uer, nut tn thb country, nr that, but Qbrataa- her of undergraduate! than lut year. Tlarrard baa IBS aeniore, 2M junior*, dowi The founder of a syateca b greater 199 aophonturwa. and S30 freak matt. than the founder of a kingdom, a* the per­ Thfr. are now lift t'bmace wndaata ta durable pyrtmld b more stable than! the die qouatry. sitasa.-s.wiES a rut iaMt|MV. la via All t; <>• raUi»(*M lUx 11. aevltlya. Vai. eart ••I narolaei-aaauaJatniae el rite Mata M Ikal Ila toal aaroaa:. a— M *la la tela !rw. **v at ItoOmldstebL aa* — Urerew ; vim. •w*tu <r»>t » ttaiii lit** — The Wuhiugton apeciaJa agree thtt A kingdom eatabliahsd it Is— than a b naw litUe nr nd doubt of Mr. Ka>truth,‘by aa much the temporal ia teas than thue ' b<H* admiaaioo to Ida neat a* Senator Ute cterpal. For thia kingdom of tbe । Salon'a loTSiyy (Lb Norman** to •mirrnV* Curious that France, too, baa a remark of Ac awotd penihtw with the ana that ably high opinion of General Grant, wield* it. but a good book lire* and work a The debt of Brooklyn has tn-rc—rd in forever." l-evlbe iirpw.never b^ praati- ten year* front ft7.000.000 to ftlft.OOO,. tnted fvt selfish nr fenona! end*, but let 000. Democracy and Rumanism did it. IRANI RAMM DIVISION. JS LjaH It ■i l:F XT; saia. ,3Tt US- rata. ■' i is.,'js riaufev *ireau4. ra*iae**y .*4 5**al*v TiiroTOfcirer asnF The board of banUh in N*w York re­ ' * ’ i tenement houae o ntaining u«ariy 500 pcraon*. shall publish “the truth, the and nothing but the truth." ' ' ‘ ‘ Tbe Wadriogton •jrro.poedeat of the vote for Kefiogg'a .dmiaaion. In An light of Coaoilirtion The Republican city liekrt waa elected Tho followingartklo which weefip from the rolumna of the Naw York Jtout for, in Shreveport, Ueuwana. bv 60# majority. There waa a great deal of interest but no ' beil-doring. equal of anything we tier road, and wa . Tbe Republican triumph in Connocticar«iai!r commcud it to tho at ton trio of cut should not be loot virht of. The re «v3$ in** of the B*x,Ntk. \ cult ahowa a good Republican plurality io tbe absence uf Senator Barnum and hi* Vortne waa kind to Gto. Forrest io permitting him to five until the era of There waou't much at a Ihtnociatic del­ uge ia Pennsylvania, after all The Dem­ ncognilcd hie skill and bravery as a sol­ ocratic plnrailti— range from (1502 to 9901. dier. hut would hare felt compelled to lay rMr Odbb, M. C., of Indiana, will prove that Inf- 6tight in behalf nf a bad canae and stained bi* reputation by an atrocious ta> ppwtrcal a reformer for hi* Dcnuxrat. miaoacre. Since, however, tha day of ie-avnoeiatca. I Bn ha« reported adversely lUiciliation h— arrived, it t* the duty ot 1[ on the bill allowing member* mileage for ’ peak in the highest terms ef tbe extra areaion. rfederate offleca, aad tea atEa-S«a*fw Lyman Trumbull, nf Chi—charg* of haring ttaaaacrnl go, li— juat married bi* re>u»in, Mia* Ma­ ry J. Ingraham, rid.al daughter of the late Cat* Jamca Ingraham, fi Old Say iPAja ■■yn^-rsi.. POULTRY WORLD •»'••< H I। :■* «ua M..ikir. ,»> ate reuwv iw&tK a ■ete tai,. SEyEa ■'"H'lji. ■MU** **!»r nt ikii refer w ke seMaSe* I* '< Hm.io Kr**l.l>r buarr • »• w—r *ri*l —* rtreaUl— l> —M Cvaair *f Barr*, hr Ik. warn usagsgsr. r*J?c vas/o.v r/cttHTs^ istra ^isisnsifti&ssjis: UVLLSHHB,. num, Jr', _ £=sw the puirat aad liobart nf native*. He (ought to defend bi* belevad South from the invading Fukral troop*. It ia quite , pcvaible dial the latter believed that they were right, but tliat belief could not alter the character ot their acta Thi* i* oa* of th* pecahiritic* which chiefly diatinguwh tbcne lhinkho Co*f*d*ral*a. The Soath------ .*n_it.*i—* .r., wwt Depot, 104 GEO. WvODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS further, and eo<.rede that, with the pc—l bUesmftion of Fluart, he waa the foromrot rivalry le»d« of th. a-Hurr Aa tortekftrimmarii Sktekd** aad fcripto AUCTION SALE � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-12-05.pdf 3d2be1acdbbe6eb1697097970edf39f3 PDF Text Text far IfrpnLittf JUFKff OFADVEKTISTirV: VOL. 22. NO. 32. HASTINGS, BARRjt CO., MICH,, DECEMBER 5, 1877. WHOLE NO. 2078. pfflPBmiL aid mm Adv.rti.ing Out Pap. this rarew in aw rtL^ There to • chang* easing upon th* wind of buainca* nwn ia regard to ad vertiriog It to Ugiattlug lobe dimmtrered Aa4 fo U inn. that CU aar nk-B BOB SLEIGHS nude and ironed in the best manner and shod with ■a i> m-. ■-■- kMlwT Her- M.U yroa* aa* bU alW. r> 4«a. T. Umto to tb* Sum vm... AU Ik waterod te dadFs aato anas. AU mo* ba troU to bate aa* bbvbT V « U Utoj. w. ‘•ofc- mgW Mn. Brainy, "my ndrmd tn town wm marked with Mocxl rad hor­ ror." aod laani tan down bar ehrah*. '•Had is no* bean far me, that fvor young man would have bron living, to eoafart htomodwr.*"H* wm more of a grief than * eonfon, aS tba lime-, but aha idolmod him. Why, Mru. Bratey, ho waul to cotfogw. and *■> 1wt .to k .i aO^rtT*X l«n to gvto... CHILLED SHOES DR. A. M. BLAZOPHYSICIAN A SURGEON Wn.sS ror rowan aU UauU Mraacto. Ta Mat th. Imu *U*Bt teroU. With all Iteroro* rod ritrv mart fan. h ip ।2 s for sale cheap Don’t buy a sleigh shod with common coat ahoe. It will wear tad nooncr and draw harder. We have on hand h full stock of Heavy and Light Diamond •«* Stole at..* Cross cut »aw. It will Cut ftp jkt cent. Cuter than any other. Beware of imitation.. Corn shelters, Feed cutters, Bob Shoes, Cauldron Kettles, kc. Greble & Russell, DENTIST Nashville Bicliia. FIRST SHAH fBIZE Just received First Prize at Wisconsin Statu Slate Fair at Jackson, DETROIT WORKS, STOVE 1 1 ” Brtkv* krona Bearaia* far 10. alala * I ka*> a reia*. a mrorafal waU. IlBamro tom bmu warowroM whk rtiat: Thia Uaato* !>■•■> an Hto tote: Il rivw tk» aotebao M nite*. Tka torn aroroar. wtoro Area* B«m cooing h>.me," aad enuring the tarter, dcmoeitnitad .1 y«*br•he exclaimed: ‘‘Another flghl U th* Ea­ The vo«* of .4rw York >1 th* recent gle' Robert Ryder h* gut hurt tome­ hex, the boy wm to frightened and out of cleettow wm 243.000 tern thio teat yanr, breath that be could hardly apeak,” aud ud of Peouaylraoi* 200,000 tan. Maae maroTte^aro at Saatk'e *aek bawa.- bringing the Bible to the minister. .he , Mart roaa th. H*h> st kla rat*.. laid it an th* table and moved th* light. •'W. bed beat no* wait fur the doctor, aa' Tka rile. Iha lwrtf.1. lad tin rreaA Uato w man atevro hr .Malta kite*. it to getting tote, and it to Saturday night." W.th .11 to. ear sad ik.lSltoa J •nd Boating beruolf upon th* aofa, vailed broto a at»ai naUag rteaa alii >U. for the mintotcr to lead in family vurahip. Before bo had read the chapter, the round of heavy feet running was hoard, Th • maak. to- laa!, . aa* Uh MaA— and th* dick of the gate laldi vaa Tka kwr*.aa* awaa. t| (iif ‘ -'•*• aarro apoedtly followed by a heavy died on the 11 tokro Iks falhaa. aaa4U ■aeU. outer door, dial jarred the window*. Mm .My wl* art rkUrow-baH«4a*a| Kingston crowned the floor into the hall, X.r naea I. .. /to* r h>)to< laar. and tho d»r The Third N.tinAU Baak of Chfcaw, mm of d>« *i«teM ia thu *fcy. ha* mwpuwd,ed. It to beltovcd that uoly th* ia**h’ holder, will low aoytbiag, >ad that th.;r Lm wid be light The Ttft. H.uto (lad.) Poultry aad Pec Stock totoriuinn vCl bold tbrir mn*ing rt Terre Hast*, December 21, 22, 24 THE JEWEL COOK! Il to roUmalad that the export* of the Sarin, v r*Hey thto year will cfoaaly ap­ proximate a value of »l»,000,000 How. S. M. Cutebron cl ypailanti, ha. bren eoafirtned ■■ V. -f*. Atn.-t attnmry for the romera dirtrirt of Michigra. Six-hole, Extension Top, Portable Planished Copper Reservoir. You can take mv bone and cwmage and drive ovrr, and Mr.- Braley can krey my wife eompaoy at home far an hour or tvo. If .be can-pare you to tong,” Mid the doctor. "Why may not I go too?" -My dear lady, I would not to thto morning, prohap* to-oigbt would be a better dm*. Mru. Ryder to almort die­ traded. and ot courre everything to in a mate of coefeafoo. The body to no* ye* rented borne, but it will b« removed immodtetely alter the iucptmL" ■■Doeton and miotolcr* are the rervanto The most beautiful and scientifically-arranged Diving Flue Stove now in the market. H. 4. GOODYEAR. POWERS & BARLOW john ir&SZ'A.’SSWS! ~C. G. HoLBRObk. ' HEIM 4 WB STMS owft seen in this market! ‘HSS.’S'. /(■ J- MA IBfe- AWLOt Millro Montagne of Aibga*. agwd 7 year*. vaa found dead fa th* ctotern Nor. 18, by bar father, The mother was danfamnly meh at the time. th* SrU reltlcro of lb* towu. Hto father ten him a baadtotn* property at hto <teatb II* married on* of the .weeurt girtoin th. Suu, bet by tegw-bago* into twd vnyw, aad at toat wandered moM ofhto property. Herold of io* after fol of bto exfmulve lam', hto budding, ran deva, andat teat tb*y bad only th* old home, •nd .bout twoety■•*• ncroc leA, wd that .u baarily mortgngnd to AienwerthTt*y had two chlldrea Iring, PbteeM .cd M.y; they h*J kmc wverel, but two The Foret M>rl Bound Aconu., with the i“J>rOT«Wto __ of 1ST. .Uridat the bead of tbs lint for HBATIBO Ft'BPOeES. . The Sylvan Acura I. n BOILER IBOX heater, with ruum duea. and, |.idgil.g from enlee already made, in going to be .XUE FAVORITE. -Wbal ■- the coum rflhatf" The Qneen, t’oreet and Crown Acorn Cooking Stores art all • Oh, drinking! thu u the mum of half entirely new thin sennon, having nickle kuobs, ground odgea, auto­ LhttroublM in our town. Lnrtard thought , tnaiic oven shelf, and a "KT'T’TT’TV ajtotmxtofhtetfaoa.llh. torero,^aod I had b«t not tell you, but you wul bear of it. It vUl b* in •rarybody'r mouth b* I Carriate, Sin and Omifiia! PAI N TER Al A, M. Hock's Carriage flkap Jefferson ’ ""Tst?.''*1 Juffer.on St, St, repaibshop We are also agents for die The Ild/lIllSO.V VPMMN ACKSowLr.i><n:i> Tin: i.kmt: Clone buyers are invited to call, examine our stock, and get pn- V. K. BARLOW. FRANK PRIKDLE, Supt- Wm. H. Goodyear , pflUIWKR CHOW­ PEOPLE DRUG STORE. Pby.ml.u'« PrMotflUa. "J Family Bucipe, rarduBy pre­ pared with Drugamul Cbwural. •f puraal quality only- - Mm. Aun Brook, of ChmtoUe, a widow tody »d bo old ud highly retremod rrwidtotof that ptecw, dtotT Nov. Zl.dtera h»g HlocM. Th* Bcatou Harbor Palladium aap that Beotoa Hubor ha. 11 grocery .tore, tod -We art now prepared to show to »tove buyers the finest assort­ ment and most complete a- cRBirr. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames’ until you have prieed their Goods, for you will save money by it. Everybody knows they are the only *o all call* come wd a force thu no oil ar agency af­ t-da. Thto view wai reoratlv Weil Bet forth at a meeting of NteeaMaaufoetaren, ia Detroit. Mich . al whfeb the preniAmt dneomxad th* teeflMU.0 .nd cxpenm. ndrerUMg that bad l-eo indulgnd io by th* trade, the uwdry lithographs aod ocher aenaaiiocal machtacry, and recooraummW inrtrnd the more uduaive uro of th* bent uavupnporu. “If wo would make Th. artbar tsa. te. Ilttte taro. Wka waU bar aara. lUMa *U teas. 1. trtaa ky tka kaU a* tomb. Xcr da awratrka .to faaSa*. mava. 11 rooarn to Ito •• war* roawa. A rt fnm tka .araal'a tartar aara IltakMIbaiaaAarlatoat km. B«aar*>aa art tWr kUtor .rarar. Tka UUte fam wkaro foaMaataaa. Are waaakU to tena*. bawatel kaana. la karw 4e«a kr Ira MM ten am. — I*krtlk7 1la*aaire^lra*arl. Ok Itartkl Ok Pastol Wkathwa to.a 4«wV feiH PHYSICIAN 4 SUBGMH *6op. who really darlre to purehare. They are loukinw for th* pteturre and the fan •rt '.or tb* .apply of their real want* But the randan ol'n homo newspaper form a cswlituericy (u which iu coateeto bo ena* aa apro: of powerful intaeoee. They re* nod earefclly examine every ufaetured of each virulent dreg. aa comP"U»d die vine of aur day, I hardly think"— , •‘0o«e, one, Kdty, w. will not ducuM ibtoretjeai toatohL 8oum future day ■ill do juat m well, .nJ there, the ductor to Muring. Ir II MUiag unite tot*." A thundering pea! nude tb«m all Mart to tbeir fret, and tocir barton* itertad for l. f i LEATHER EASTERN OAK DR. <’. RUSSELL, ttl Wl.aa« l‘.rt atilt wwwto f*B lato. •< Btnfa every reel be could raba vuut Into Aim­ worth, till Hi. wif. ww^nle .U ftugite, ■U it ronwlhing .wfal? Why ought I but th* mamand to k top of th* town A dtolan* rwtedrw of h*n dted, jort b«for* to* to k».r • W*B. you mo. Mra Batey, U kt vja Aimworth wm going toftnrimi.the wnra KK* on their home-, and Mre Edgmtoa (UH to lb* doctor to gw* him to pay off tiding. that woUter Dcmrocmlie Cm Trrowreri. .bort 1*4.000. They oa . nbUn, and to oromrod ia cUw evuaty. Thia is No. II of the roua* auaaaon in ikuSuu. town. Oiatou rouety rewatly ret a auymr Mpte tree which mad* 18 coed* of 20 iacb ntovowood, in the alab. The tree vm four fart through at th* butt. The MW ligbthoue at Stannard rock, Lnk« Supwior, will be ooo rf the Gncnt on th* lake, vbro ectnplered The enb to ready, nod will b* plared in portion at the nytotaTsf-dtWoa fatb.^teg. . Hnniaoa N. Iteunto, a prtmperoe. far­ mer of ffitomw tovnabip, wm arewtod on �’iftl(ifoiLioml Bylftn by stealing a bullot-brnr. There are Northern Democratic japcre which take pleaaure io the fact that NiMiaippi in a tbcrongbly Democratic State. C ORRESpdlFoENC E. Wa*b»oto«,D. C., Nev. 29, 1877 La»t Thursday Mr. Thurman iuaugu-I to hare both houwo declare him the legal­ ible influence i. brought to bear to keep rated the Druggie, since continued for tbe ly elected Prerideol, and will be inaugur­ them straight aftor they have once .quit. control of the Senate, by a motion which, ated. Then b* Will bare both boases The work has plant? of money behind it, and ia going oe> systematically and to imree bad it been adopted, would bare amounted to a virtual fabifieatiou of the record. Immcdiady succeeding tbe expiration of would precipitate civil war, but little does Tilden nire for that He .pent five mil ­ We ameer. The question b not defi­ tbe morning boor, he morad the discharge nite,land may apply cither to the peat actio of the Committee from nay further eonaid lions to buy tbe Presidency, aod ho has Al no more idea of giving up the ehaae than ef Cocgrnw, to tbe action uked for in tbe eratioo of Hamburg Buller* ease. present or any future act of Coogrma mak­ day tbe eoutost wont on without decided ing such an appropriation. Had we been advantage to either side; bat the Leaitatcontinues good for these time.. The Booth iog votes of Patterson and Connor, caused is buying rery largely, and merchant* re­ cd for alt tbe leading land grant Bilb by a bevy of Democrats, who appeared to port good paymast, sod everything sound from the time of the parage of the act have been specially delegated to lead them around by the ear, soon eoufinnod the ru ­ donating aid to the.Ilinou Central, to tbe reive, defrauded out of places, the wbeme end of tbe Admmiatration of President mor heard here for tbe pest two weak*- of j?raul- That such action was wine and tbrir meditated trcacbcrv, and the sight of doos not meet with favor. The rewpactaprudent wo have no doubt, and to it we Pattaraon coming before the other*, aod at No portion of tbe party io thia city believe the foot of the South Carolina braggart, ia the honesty aod integrity of Indent when ordered to taka hie place aa a rtac- Haye, and they know ths effort h» policy egide, was only calculated to inspire a ba* had upon trade. Tbe Southern trade feeiiag of pitying cooteurpt for tbe man t.a* mure than doubled riooe last March, and it ia increasing daily. Tbe South i. states. That there are other roods yet fallen ao low from his high estate. Friday and Saturday there Wai no m»- pcacefnl and quiet, both races umting in needed, that -under, prudent restrictions it would be wise to aid so far aa donating al­ rion of tbe Seriate, but Monday Thurmans an eflort to repair the rarages of war, and ternate sections of tlic publie lands adja nwtiou came up aa unfinished businesa, cent to tbe proposed roads would aid them, and during the oontinuoua session up to 3 ire hare no question. The lime ante a* p. m., Tuesday tbe Detnocrete exhausted the lima in striving to force a vote, the Republicans misting by every recourse to tbe Pacific, aod we liepe *H eonslitulional filliboatermg known to the veterans on that legislation, in which Three is aojoh. that aide. At the hour named a vote was fin­ Congress can dcvlae^which will not add to ally had and Thurman exulted in a victo­ the public burdens, may be adopted to aid ry. To-day it io generally rappooed that io the completion of tbe Northern Pacific; the attempt will bo made to ant Buller, and, for oar part, we do not see why the public interest ton very large exteat, -would not bo- subserved by the building of the Texas Pacific, if the donating of tovy of tbe Bull Dorer or the Ku Klux altercate section! of the public lands for rule, the Kemper County assassination* of ten miles on both sides of the route woald the Chisholms not excepted, just aa are our Correspondent that we would not aid noy railroad by the gnaraetaeing by tbe Government of the'payment of either tbe tntenat or principle *f a tingle bond un­ der any circuma’anees. We conclude then, that tkt polity ef granting aid to the roads in the post has been wise, and that under suffiosrot guards, Io the end that there should not be any failure to ensure their cocatraeti-in, that in the unsettled ]K>rtiona of our country each aid would not now be unwise or injudicious. And, yet, we are not prepared to say that we would rote for any such aid tn tbe present condi­ tion of ihe busiuvss af tbe country. That would largely depend on the .|0»ufcfi of the value to tbe Goyrramcul of such a rood or roads when cunaUuetad, for mili­ tary and powtal service!, for which the Government moat of oceanity make provbioo, and should do it in the cheapest manner possible, taking into the accoanl tbe necessity for prompt and efficient aer- tionol power uf any S^te legislature to fix even maximum rates for either paaeengera or freights on any rsiirosd, and believe that competition, aksie, baa iaTlhe past aad will in the futare, create sufficient competition to secure^ from the railroads the lowest Bring rates, and we presume our corvapondeot wonldjnot ask tbe rail­ road companies to carry freight below ecat oftranapartation; mx do we believe be would not rssurc a fair rctuni on the capi­ tal inverted in these: roads. But if he would we would not, And judging the future by the peat, wu think facts'dcmourtrate that competition ha* and does even now compel our great trank linen to car­ ry freight too cheap, aod that local tariffs, on few of the roads In the country, are There was hardly a pretense of ao elec­ tion; and with all their hardihood, hie ehimpiotu here shrink from any .itcmpt to maintain the validity of the vote by which he was declared elerted by a hindfni of conapiritora against the lawfully olcTted Slate government The perpetua­ tion of this outrage against the righw of every individual citisen ■ of the Republic will l« another step forward in the pit­ gramme in the rehabituletioa of the new dynasty forming from tbe “solid South,” to cake up the domination of National af­ fairs where it was forced to drop them in 1861, and it hardly appear? possible for it to peso witboat aroaatng tbe public Co the grave perils threutening representative gov- The Democrats only ended the danger to their candidate* that an investigation ol the charges of corruption against Patter­ son might hire involved, by voting down a proposition to that effect made by Mr. Edmunds, aad by a solid vote, including for FALL TRADE. SUITS and OVEJWOATS. O«r CUSTOM DEPARTMENT cot.: Is Furciahiug Good- wa have a Um ..f aiau ef a nice Um of WORSTEDS and BROADCLOTHa for DRR8S SUITS. |' the latest atyiea in the BEST FITTING CA88IMERES and (IHEVIOTS BUSINESS SUITS. . for' WHITE SHIRT fa the City. A complete iiM of COLLARS and . OVERCOATING in good^tyka. CUFFS mid tbe latent novelties ia In our Readymade Departnt<rol wo Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. HSraiLtts st,, Grand Rapids,’ Mich. Silver is so plenty as to become a nui­ sance. It is only worth IB cents on tbe dollar, and the retailers! restaurant keeper, and others are taking advantage of it. Yoa go into a restaurant and tender a IS grocnUck and you will got back 13 in silver dollars. As three people pay 03 cents fur them, they make sevea cent, every lime they can do this, which ia a very handsome addition to tbrir profits. leriy to give out in change, aad the result b. silver i» tbe circubliug medium. If the Bland Uli should pom, it wteald drive out geld aod paper money altogether, “the dollar of our daddiea” b getting aa plenty aa blackband tin ixnvKAircn axu aurarcma. The aeounidraDy president of tbe secur­ ity Ufa iaouracoe company, whe swore to a aurphai of about a quarter of a million when U hadnV* dollar, and who did all aorta of things in a meat irregular way, ba* Uwn sentenced to five years in the penitontury at hard labor. Tki* a well Case was a man of largo property, aad one of the cbm known as “rminently respectaHa.” Ha stood high m the church and ia soctaty, end, it is proUbte, didn't real­ ise that in plundering a vast number of people by means of life inauranae that he was doing any wrong. It is a fi^biooabls kind of stealing, Uib lifo iuuranee and savings' bank swindling, and the rcsj«tt- COFFEE PreMM. UrMISallt SOAP .f Pnhal> SiSriKiSsy-i-araiS' tkai aa MateMniar •< mH hmu bu Tk.rraM.tU. ■.r4»r*l.lk*l I a>r arthria.tor uitulO.’rUO la |l ETJ-.wssir.'SSi'aia'ffi CBAMPTO TV-R IMPERIAL SOAP TOBACCO. to call from a lift of uaefolMre, by death, our worthy brother, William Wolgar, who died at his residence in Tboraapplc, Barry County, Michigan, on tbe 4lb day ol November, A. D. 1877. By thia stroke of 1’rSviucnee the ma' conic fntanaty, and this lodge in nertieular have lost a warm supporter of the cher­ ished priociplea of the order, the country _ k..~. .—I —it.._____ CROCKERY. Vol 22 <tZ. CHEAPEST AND BEST. CARBOLIC OIL ^'••stSlfiWbWK.. LAST' CHANCE. Unioa army during tbe Natioa's great straggle with rebellion, and that while we deplore hi* suffering while imprisoned at Andrew*.villa, we admire the fortitude and heroism with which he endured its nu The People’s Paper! PRIZEDISTBIBirTlONC81PAMY Cluba of fitc, pottage paid, JOe. Chit* of ten " ■ *’ Cluba of twenty, COc. have l(ecn largely instrumental in bringing about d>ia most exceBeul result, for the FERRAND WILLIAMS & CO. !. bare sm l<r» tote The Daily Post. CHESTER’S CURE! , One year, m Si wrasrir; McCarthy, roney k giles, An enterprising genius has fitted up a hell corner of Fourteenth street and Fifth arcane, and orgaxiged a baby show. Ha advertised for all aorta of babies,, fist, Isrei, large, small,‘single twins and triplets, and he Buoosedod in capturing a hundred or more. Thera are a dome pairs of twins, some of them vary handsome, aud some very ugly, and there are three sets of triplets, which are the Hunt unaeountable sfedmoua of ugliora I ever beheld. Tbe filter of one of tbe eats of triplets exhibits eooeorned. A throqg of women stream through the hall from tea in th* movnisy till twelve at Bight, aad the bablre ant punched, felt of. kissed aad hugged, aosignals flying all along the coast—tbe in­ oordiac aa they are dirty or clean, pretty digestion now supptyaeed will And roice, er otherwise. The exhibited an all poor and we need not eery the unfortunate. people; wtio got from om totwodoflaraa day, with a chance of winning . prim. The visitoni all rote for their favorites, and those having the most rotes in ikrir loos, at the Navy Department and Yard. prospects bright. Hi* many friends in Whatever it shall have bean doteraaiued this State will undoubtedly wish him God by official inquiry who tbe responsible speed in hi* new field. party ia for sending her to see with danger dty, and dioposod of more than three bun. dnxl gaUons of oeflee la thia way. It b stated that Seuatoc Conkling Landed the tadisa ten dolen, with bb bmt wwha. A full line of Undershirts and Draw 33 Monroe motion that would hare clearly shown to tbe world the degree of Boiler's complici­ ty with tbe Hamburg butchery and bi* ee.eofit.Ui. penta,ted that he had leadership ia the reign of terror daring never examined the condition of the cum-, the late Presidential campaign ia South pony—that the etatemeut wu brought to him, and ho swore to it, without knowing whrt it wse. But tbe Jwdgo heW that a try and defeat the resting of Kellogg aa president wbojreceired SIO,(MM> per annum recnmmend'd by the Commiuoe, aod Im to manage the intonate of twenty tbousia both Spafford aad Eiutia front Louisami. Both Conover and Pattenon by tbe axMthivg eboat it, aod no he rends him manner and matter of tbeir Monday ap for Sri yean, despite kis respectability. apeechca forfeited what sympathy was ex­ Dr. Lambert, the president of the ewindcited ia tbeir behalf by the deteneelra ling American populrr will go next, and cooditiou in whiah lh»y were left through the law is reaching for Futber, tbe praaithe adoption of the "Southern Poliey ** Since the parage of tbe anti-resumption •nraucc president in striped elcahea M • bill proceedings have been almost wholly eheorfal right, and there ought to be mor. devoid of interest in the House. It* dook- uf there. The good compeniae in tbe esty ■erriecw rendered. We say, then, hands off, gentlemen Legialatenard let the lawn of trade, the supply and demand for rail­ road wrrioco, settle all these queetiona, sa Tlic flood ban so far suUidrd U to en­ we bare no doubt they wiU, io a manner able as to eppraximst tabe damagoa infliov just and equitable to aB clasaov cd bore, at Georgetown and the looses in-' curred by tbe farmm further up the river. We are pleased to Irmru that A. E. Tay­ No reliable estimate has yot been made lor, Esq., for ao many years Road Master but tbay will foot up to many ^oaaudv of of tbe Michigan Central IL R. has been dolfers. A: Richmond, al^e, they are appointed to the aam« position an tbe estimated above a million, and throughout Narthem I’arifio Railroad, now in charge Virgira. portion, of Marybnd and North of II. E. Sargent, the former popular aniperiutaudeat ol the M. 0. R. K and branches, aa general manager. Mr. Tay­ lor** head quirtcra wil bo at Brainard, lies residing here were among those that waul Crow Wing County, Minnesota. He down on the Huron; and there are abun­ writes us that the prospect* for tko early dant signs of the anguish wrought by her An exchange says “tbe worsen ofUtim showed genuine femin’ne tee: and wbdom in caunteractiiic one ef the treat crib on election day—tbe om garat evil of the lewd oa all days. While some of thepoHtietaas piled their virtira, 'the dra peopb" CLOTHIER postage paid. F1CDITLT _DHjJJBED REED! • -Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, WONDERFUL CURES MUarttru FTOMM tba oocurreoea of the moot important event in the war riace the crossing of tbe Danubal The fortress of Kara, the chief Tur­ kish strongbold in Asia Minor, was capipred by the Ruraisn. Tnrod.y after an Wanzer & Barnes. timbre tlea bin, i_____________ , — raistaata' salaries from 11000 ■ ■ The KU Power CURES TH. ADACHE. $7.00 �City Drug Store! WANZER A BARNES (Successors to Baknu a Co.) Phomix Block. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Having and keeping constantly on hand every variety of , Drugs, Patent Medicines. 'Homeopathic Remedies, MS, OILS. nm.HI Great ulesf Toikt Article. in any vintty pf kind or pries. Hagen'* Magnolia Bala. Charm of Beauty, the b>dia al! know u bent. School Bool,, Office and School Staiionar, Blank and Memorandum Book., is «y KjU-. st your nwu price. Tour patrovr raqmmfdlyrolteted. , *”7 “** “•* “ S’’* h> compounding Phyaieian'a Prescripttone or Ol'Wim * Having ■■Haul sa immom - — 1 ■__ -x-J -X on high prices nt the tnistsgws'jst: CASH STORE Sphadid iSaiu, »10 id lit. sue LEWIS STEIto LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. I bars opened up a tin abop in the roar i and of Powers nod Bariov'a Hardwire Store where I am prepared to do nay kind of work that may be trusted to mo to do. I uk s liberal pntroMgeof the nubile. Call and tee Die before gning ebewbere. :u> 33___________ P, A, Pawnut, MH!! WHO Mt! Goods, Clothing, Untn and Cape and Everything new end novel And every lady and gentleman, yqrang and old, are wondering what they shall have given them. COME ONE AND ALL Call and learn price* and be convinced that I will sell you good To the largest show of goods for the Holidays at in Barry County. 1 am permanently located in Hastings and will endeavor to suit pebplc in prices and goods. ____ no Jack of prorperily among our fanner*. C. G. Holbrook for phintiff, Swceicy A Young Alton ought to leant from thU that The cootinned amanita on Marehal Koeppes for defendant. hoaedy i* the brrt policy. IMckett are making him the moat popular The ntuc of Joseph Cole n. George DiaUiot No. 1 C*pL C II Swartout No. 2, H. A. BsAer.Nu. 3, Prof. D. IL LEWIS STERN Julius WANZER & BARNES’ Bible. in all sixes from 50c. to $12.00. Common Prayers Hymnals of new and pretty design. Albums tn 8U‘t every size pocket book. Toilet Good. in an endless variety, from use to ornament Juvenile Books illustrated by the beat artists, from 5c. to $5, certainly every one can be’ pleased. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Toys our little folks—An immense line. MiKellaneourtooki. «ueb » Dicken, complete 1*.toU. McCauley 8 History of England\5 volt Colridn. Ancient Mariner III. by Dore. * Poems of Shakespeare, Moore, Byron, Milton, Scott, Buras, Tennjaon, Longfellow. Whittier, Alice and Phoebe Carey and many others, GLOTH and TURKEY MORROOOO bindings. Back Gammon hoards, chess, cbecquern, dominoes, Ac., Ac. Remember the place—CITY DRUG STORE—is where you get more for your money than at any other store. AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS >SIERY AND GLOVES. HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. DRY GOODS 1 and I will sell you goods in the city of Hastings. .JULIUS BUSSELL, octSmS COFFEE. Holiday Goods I have an hand a full stock of Dry Goods of latest styles and also DRESS GOODS of all the popular patterns and best qualities at lowest . oeived a full line of Men's and Boys' Clothing IN THE JEWELRY SPICES, way. kept in Stack. . to which I now invite especial attention. I am selling at prices that will astonish all. Come in and look •' over my stock. CROCKERY HATS AND CAPS. W. F. HICKS. BOOKS, PICTURES I keep constantly on hand a fall assortment of men's and AND ALBUMS ■ ’ Xnd , mu witty ot TOTS fcr tht CHWrui. Um U THE Prints I Prints! �C. P. Rowell & Go’s. CoL AUCTION SALE CABINET ORGANS. card any atlcka that mar be among th" learee, aa decaying wood it productive . f fungi which are extremely detrimental to the very plxata we want to improve Io order to aweeteo the maaa and heat .-a dccompoeitKMi, the pile ■ bauld bf turned over two. three, or more tianaa dur­ ing the rent. If, io turning, the learre bn dry and moldy, pre all a good nocking <tf water, but don't apply Kmc to kill the fttogi. r<» though line may be healthful ojaa d ■ wanted. fm-sriu^'a™. ORK FOR ALL. thing to a man'a face nod another to hi. back. If by aeciiewt he cumen into po* maaion ofhte neighbor', rounaeb. he paaaee them into inatanl oblivion. He bean rented packagva without taurperiug with the wax. Fapere not meant for bin eye, whether they flutter in al hia window, or lie open lieforc him in unregarded expo.ure, are iceret U> him. He profano" no privacy of anolber however the .entry drofa. Holla and bare, lock, and key., bond* and aacwriliaa, notice, to trevp aancra, od ahhl-nent the thhwcnt partition— miywhem. HebuyaUoeMcw,lmaUli n.-uc, tMtlgnm for num- He wettM hfl of hi. iijhto than win' them through dtebon.ir He will cal hnnort bread, lie trample* ou no retuiiive leelipga. lie iaauita ne ao. Ifbebana rebuke for number be » atraightforward, open, nod manly. He cannot d<*cend to acurriUity. SHingwpate M Want Jackuti & Saiiiat FILES RAILMAD. subscbib}-: MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. Saobex a 4&25S^>~~ a-L-rt- CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. Address EAMNER.’ Hastily IxL gw WTATMO «KSBU ■ .rei.j. .1 U. r»Uu aoart ter ’*• MaryJ.Hdmes. U. rear uulliwi ••cat aaadree a»4 w ,"b“' BSgAXB iiwaifi a bgrr brer aaloun and ait there drinking Ihu »tu*T without, a bluab. It ia bad enough fur a man U drink U, but for a ■uuun ui du it ia no incouabdcnt with relinctmat that al>e l.rfcita the rcepcet due ' Io a lady A< it ereatn* an appetite aiaa fur atrongrr drink* there ia • pmitire j danger of aur ■.'■ten becoming drunkard*- 1 gjjSZff '•nrtA EDIC.U, 4 SURGICAL UiSHTUTE. been ofaurh a character aa to pain fcr «• the name ot being a nation of druakard., and it ia to be earoeally hoped that uur women star nut help to contribute to the ducrace. Many wert induced to drink thia perni- »HOBT I.nrx nicrr kkx- OWE, •^ssra^zis^; aeae-UMm Ul.D RkPlOl 0IV13I0H. iba aiimaaaa ar iiai ®at JMn team earn o< u»lMn la >l stag ttnet aai d-hoit :z5!x,x.tC5,i*Si s. XKxraRrKjcrar • ryiiai aVmb mw ia* >ua.aw am* thiaing; and all three quaJiliaa pi to nuke ■hat I undenttrod by the terra '* groiletrun ' " “Il ia a noble privilege which hae been aadly preaAliat*; and what I waul to toll you m, that the betnblret man who hea ,»fce roareeto work to do, yet, tf hie heart be leader, and pure, and truo, an be. in the mom emphatic nraw of the word.'*a gentleman.' "—He CAruteu. Aii-oeut-. uw that Mi *m> aaaoat. rew w tto la IkU raan, ■are to aMavM ba to eta>tarra4 torn Ate mid tolZSm riTtb. drink., but it aeta with tnunlerauv rapidi­ ty upon the whole ayMem, and create* that hat ren eppetite fur rtrung drink which ha hern no deplored. At»d y<» there a tn ihuae prufca.in£ to he *d“lr’V'C deeply tn tbra dccepUvftafenige. From the criminal to the judge upon the bench, Mtsstessitfisy: flsrti Tarred ppct known at paper atom aa budding paper, ia the lot defence egiinat the depredation. of rabbiu, mice and bur­ et a, Now ia the time to nae ft. Cut it iiin nlripa about eighteen ioehea teog. and ■ ide eaaoegh to eorirrie th* taeo once and a half, and tic co. l,et ft’4l awugly to •into* ta uM wavtaMv a> aB lUwwruu » ^r.7ydff^sjp,SL.^ toalrto .x-luur vwll '■» >'•• to. to Uli, ata«'nw>MtorteMMtk. tai «f »• R J GMVT, Ami, kU BAFTIXO8. Mid Indiana ia aiB! a preUy wdl timbered. Mate The lowcat area of timber in any county, ia in Renton. S.C per cent. The highret per cent of timber ia in Parry ■ ho are ire vuurire. And many io^ad. county. C5.1 per rent. The general aver­ ■ho hare either found, or are fat haatco- age of timber area for the whole Mate ia i ing to a drunkard'. grate, hare taken their 39.5 per cent The proportion of hard wood timber, rateable in the ana, ia prob ! ably larger in Indiana than in any ocher ' • rnisir W. 5r«raa. Aire, me Mariaaew. TMETHfEST CaTSE ■ »—» Battre. Wnnam at. ■ yawe >a4 •>»>< »t—Wnari«r... a...... iiu. 1..qt»<are.a. H.iav—a, arM.M ware Mwnjue, a»»»n a. r»aa n«i*>Ma an. iuan» fsbise- 4s?Sis&sss gfeS- ■ tie Great Smltafllmnifare. •to I-Ur i>r Yaakee r-trien, Ban> V.aarj, ia to AUaau at Ito <ur of Haul" I ‘A'srerJi: rfc«WlU» M.l>. "atrungre liquor" in dealt out Mcretly. MORTHERN. •SK&j; a lain number of yuur rateable paper— valuable for ao many aneful auarretion*— an article reepectmg European ahipmrata of vnrioua kteda, and the ehipmen! of egg" waa to the ralne of (13,090,000. Ao the value nf egga u very largely, dependent ' rtfoo theft viate, I am aniitme one and all ahould know the grmt eecret of keeping egipt a year ur more In aa |«rfect a tale ao when laid—with thia cxreptioo—that ■ Irfo tliey are be*ten up, they are more brittle than newly laid egg* I am giving you a recipe that baa been in um by men who have brought rgp to the Bmtton mar ket from the State of Maine for the teat thirty yenre^nd who have toted the name with more than a million doten of egga in RAILWAY COMPANY thl aimmi, uKniriL co., *•» ’ -'*■. ts-e <m<. K ■- «»•*. «l >0trLTRYTA'5feL0.‘_ A I llulrerel MretUr, .Hr, < Wit Ki. SHSE.' Now. ia the lime to Mop leak. iu. Ike barn. A board hern and there ; if guod glued window in pteot of a brokefi .hot­ ter ; wmtn, dry It'utr, In pkee ufq-funl wet bed; ■ tight rnof and a plaMenai or double-boarded oetliog, all thoae art actu. ally wurtu wore than an ettrn portion of food to an animal, boeeane, although when raid »*i chilled it ento the more, yet it thriuepMly, white if well hou*cd,(it will keep nlrek and thrifty uptm compare tivglr totferele fnodteg^-Atoen - ia .ff- ■jk4vta?tHta.J>te»' »*-.• A MiaUaaa aWW.Ctlaaea.aod pre- aaaaaaareua. rodteinaSita^X ______ WSLT&., Depot, W4 READE STREET, New York. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S lief. J hare written thia recipe more than )1 a hundred tiniea. and never found the per- I non who did oct claim reltef from the name. I Catarrh ia a diareaa which but few recap. 1 in our Northern dime, iM ia the proevraor of n dtecree which given many a earnewtoption, and thin temjte rrare^ta^y *nd alwaya applmd, aavaa many a bag Mtnew. and ia well worth the trial of any and , alt InvvterMa Maokera will Ind thia much the bort to areoke, na they will new-' , or hawe to atop to apte. and it. petalata 1 trice the amoke ihal tobaroo doea. L. P. mure productive oil wall*. The Pnri. Expmeitten building, wi? b-. all under ou. roof, or* -ern-w of rfat. ami rdl he wror «re mite, mi kuwtb. * The preitol Howec of Iteproneutatiren PAR1QO8AW ^ITb-TAYLOW . OeaieoM ml ffllm, umjr. ... feCt_3fifisttA'.'DCI“,Kh.WBRAW' � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-12-12.pdf 98a8c7b7d68ad4e437236d9266eaa7c8 PDF Text Text VOL. 22. NO. 33. HASTINGS, BA MICH., DECEMBER 12, 1877. raimaau, up Biiate BOB SLEIGHS made and ironed in the bent manner and *)><><! with sunoumred In l«7fi by th* National Ctm- for sale cheap Don't buy a sleigh shod with cutnrmm cant shoe- veotions of the landing p.literal parties .-f It will war mil sooner and dram harder. We have on hand a the country. Thorn wa. a widespread *nthat the tasmentoO* iranlia'is full stock of Henry and Light ■ ' iwetansion oar pt eignas as a nation marked by tbe re­ rene smeodmrote to U»® Constitution view were in imminent js*pardy; that the good nederriandiug which prompted their adoptioa in th* interest of'*, loyd delation l* th* pxcrai w-jfarx tr-<r f and that the atttEms of the country out* engaged in aril rtriffi aright againM*m almost aa widely severed, a* disunited, as they were when itnyri fa annssgaioat each other. Th* roirrw to be w bleb named OK. C. HCSSELL, PHYSICIAN & SORGEOH. PHIL. W. MSUCKK. " "I Cro& cut naw. It will vut 50 per cent, faster, than-any qther. Beware of imitation'. Corn shellers. Feed cutters. Bob Shoes. Cauldron Kettles, Ice, Greble & Russell ^ZZHFIBST gkah mATTORSKYS AT LAW A SOI 2l!U’«iS*aS7.-J7ae-l£!S DETROIT STOVE WORKS, THE JEWEL COOK! W-AII rail, silssJe* w irt!>.■** ' ^DKLIGHT J. WOLF. M. D. FURNITURE. ‘WISH. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture !• rames 'ss.sisritsa.'sstw --HOLHH<M»K. STCmMSEV AT LAW sad «•»*}•" sutW tsySL"ril3 ' "------------------- .1 All Itourl til until you have'priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. Everybody knows they ,nre the only PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS in the city mid attend promptly to nil calls ’ t J- Cam® Sim in that line day or night. OntaBiental PAINTER. Al A. M. itoek's Carriage Bbop Jaffa raon St, - March 3rd 1877 if- -—.. .. . . PHinuwiL csnBTPEOPLES DRUG STORE. Pby.icbn'. l‘ro<rri|Atau. aud Family R«ri|«u ' Cooking and heating <•& the'mart improved pattern*. EBOB SLEIGHS ___ A MILL MS! 9844 Perforated'. Champion aud Diamond tooth Cross Cut Fawn, . ; ■ , 1 <«>»(ully pre- purml with Drug, .nd Cheaicul* of pure*! quality only- commertia! value, free from disturbing fiuctuatioo*, is hnrdly sllawablo, and i without it tn unlimited legal tender fur I private tranvartiotto smigned to both ' turtal would tend to drive out of circuit­ ' lion tbe dearest coinage, and disappoint the whole range of authority applicable io ■ the meta!, tiro rated value and the legal tender quality which shall bo adopted for ■ the ooiuagn. tiro coaaidcnliuna which j ahosld induce or discourage a psrtieuUri measure ewnnretsd with tbe coinage.1 property and pcrxinp and ertry right ol belong doarly to the province of legialuire HI dames of citix«n>. The result, that discretion and of ' public expedient 1 have followed are indeed riguffcant and Whhmit mtrudiug upon this province If enmnirsgi-. AH spprel.eoaios of danger I legialatiou in the least, I have yet thought from remitting thrwo Stole. Ip local self- the soljeet of such eritiej importance In guTernturat i* diapellcd, and a mo*t aalula the set us! oHidition of mtr affaire as to prtwcnl an octmoon far the excreise of the been and It In progrrea in every port of duly impowdl by th* Conatiiatioa on the that section of the country otroe the thea­ Praidentof sreotnmesxiiog to the coaaidter of unhappy anl Mrifa, mbatiiuting Ctatien ol Csogreos sueh m-arare* a* he for auapicioc, diilnut and arer,too, coo shall judge n.-etasary and expedient. cced. fricudahip and puriotic attoebment H olding the opinion, as I do, tbs' neither lor Uto 1’aioa. No unprcjndicod mind lhe interests ol the Gorsrumsal nor of the will deny that tbare fatal enObtoua which peoplu of thajb'nited 8tal«* would be pro­ for aereral ytm Into b*en of fra(iia>t oc- moted by dapsraging hirer » one of th* curebon, and hate alarmed thcpobliemind, two precious metals whl.-li furnish lhe haro al moot entirely eeaacd, and that a mirage dfCho world, and . that Icgudation apirit of mutual forbeamnoti aud hearty which looks to matataiaing tiro 'volume of National interwl baa aitoceeiM. There peace upon the herder, and tbe developrepuNta. "itT^ifyi'r>'" «rid that this temporare interruption *f officio! refoliooa baa not prevented do* attention by tbe roprosoctativra of tbo United State* fa ffi«Kfco to tbe proceetion of Aretrioa ritissiM, as f.r m practicable, nor ha* it faterferod with lhe prompt pnywxmt of the amounts due from Maxtco to the United tiratra und*r tbo taonty of Joly 4, IBM, and th* awards of the joint <xnmission. While 1 do not anticipate an iutcmiptiou of friendly relalioca with Mrxioo, yet I estmot but look with boom aoiicitudo upon a conturuancc of border disorders aa axpcwiug lhe two conutrira to th* irritation' of popular feeling, and and of promotion wiihis it, as may promise to be more successful in making thorough competeoey. efficiency and char aevr'thc rule in these matters I ask the renewed atteocton of On pea to what has already bran doo* by. tbo civil aorviec commiasioa appointed in' pnniuaoce of an act of Coognsw by my predecoisor. to prepare and retisq tho cir11 servire rules In regard to much of tho dsparuarata! wire, cnpraUly al Waahmgtoo, it may Im difficult to organis* a better system -than that which has thus been presided, and is now being used to a o.nndemblc cxirot under tny directks. ex|xoaci Believing that t hiss eomtuiMion has rendered raleable service, nod will be a moot unnsua! agency iu improving the edumiatrelioa of the chii acrvicv. 1 re­ spectfully reoommeod that a attitable ap propriatfou be immediately nude to ena­ ble It to continue its wire. Il b my purpose to trnuanfu to Coogros sa s*rly u practicable a report'by the chairman of the commission and to salt your attention to such meuurei on thb subject as in my opinion will farther promote the Impruve- a lb. .«J U4 . .Th’ eolebrtilod H.iRRIHOX^WOX The nnbmk.Me B-n SpdbK- Door., Sub. Ol>» Vital »«l TuUj .l»ntt>«rM>d KdtUr Bulltag The above •rtidM Ww*yn on band and for tele ally unavoidable to complete amity. Finnly determined that nothing shall b* want­ inn on nr part to promote a good under­ standing between the two nation* I yet must ssk tbe attention of Congress to the actual orourrcr.ccs on the border, that the lives and prosperity of our citisms •may be adequately protected and pea-re Another year lias faxed without bring­ ing to a eiuor the protracted cvnusa be­ tween the Spanish government sod th* uxurroctinn in the island of Cuba, sad while the United Stales have aedulonJy abstained from any intervention iu this amtevreny. it is impossible not to £sal that it w attended by incidents affecting tbe righto of American eiusens. Apert from the effect of the hoatditie* upon trade between United Scatoi and Cuba, their progr-ss in inevitably accompanied by. oumnUinta, having more low founda­ tion. at searches, arrests, embargoes, and oppmaire taxa npxin tbo property of Ameriren residents, and o! uuprovoksd io- of war between Ru»ia and Turkey, though at one tiros attended .by grass sppretteosum ba to the effect upun other European end eitiseos of t*o friendly powers. nations, has had no tesdoncy to disturb TU* VKXBXL BLAjr CLAIMS. the smieable relations existing between thMuch delay, ronaxiuent upon aoousalinos of fraud in tome of the award, has occurred in reaped to the distributing of partial neutrality has birn prvwsrved, ond I am gratifirol to Hate thXiu :b* midst of saris under th* lre*V of April 2i, 1M4, a coinage of.ilvcrdoHare with thereiualitT their bostilitioi both th* ilamiac and applicable to the award* of the joint urnof unlimited legs! tender.. Bren in pn Turkish goveruftento have shown an earn­ mianicr. created by that treaty. So kjng vale iratuartiooa any expectation, o! tern est desire tofuMHtheoMigatioucfall treitiss aa three matteri are pending in Coegrem p>/rary eas* from an none cf .ilrer coinage with th* United State*, and to give due the executive cannot rnwume either to pern to [fas, u a letrsl tender al a rate material­ regard to the rights of American ctlbeua. (XINSILA* T1UTT wVn tTALV. ly shore h. ermmercial value, ia, I sin By tbe tes ma of tbo rule defining th* pceeasdcd s driuMoa. Norm I think ths* there i. any aobmantial diauaotion !; rights, imtauniuro and privileges of eonbetween the original iaue of .ilrer ddlsre I|»uIs between Italy and tb* United Stalca, at a nominal value, materially above thsir l ratified in 1HW, either gororumsnt may, comuiervial value, and the restoration of alter lhe lapse of IU years, tennuiate tbe tho ailrer dollar al a rats which one* wm, 1 existence of lhe treaty, by giving 12 but Im. ccaa«d to be, ito omumceria) vain*. I months notice of its iuleniioo. The guvCertainly th* iwue of our gold ooin.gB ernmoul of Itity, availing iudlf of thi* reduced ID weiebl mstoriaUy below it* to­ ed lender value, would not be any the lea i— _____ . a .i______ _ ..r duty to recommend.' , I Jo ikA prop/ic to eater the lobato on both .ides by such »Uc between the Uro greiion* of tbe disputants ia CilBgW, sad before tb* lelr ombreibd in civil war ate people and fn th* prana, u to the extent to pad. Bach'ate some of mere which the-kgiAlaiion of any one nation ean oontml lliia qtuniinti crco within ita own bordere agalurt the lawn of Unde or tlx positive law. of other pverom*ota Tbo wbdtrtn of Cimgrm* in shaping any particular taw that may bo pnwentod ft* my approval may whoDjy .upersede the natural progreaa of cventa. It may tiol bn improper bra* to any that it should bo our fixed am! unalterable dnternrinatioa to protect by all available a ad i proper mwu. under the Coagtitutinn and I lawa,tb* lately emancipated race io tb« ex cream of their righto and privilege, aod I In any fagialatiwi maiding for * rilvav , urge upco three to whom heretofore the, colored p*upU have abstained lb* relatwn comsgs, regulating i» value, std impure of laiuueuxa, the wisdom and jauicc of fag io U tb« qualitv offogal tender, it humane aod liUral tool legislation with seems to mo of grvst mijx.rtance that Vonnwjrort to their sdMaliooa! and general grata should not lose «i|thi of iu action so operating fa * two fold amrity and in .-r-v ---------------reviml Of represented ... ■«> ■ < With the improved chilled altoes. Wm. H. Goodyear made an much leas valuable. Th® powur ol the United Staten to emo mousy and to regulate tho value thereofought never to lie exercised for the purposes of enabling tbo gjvernmeat to pey its obligation* in a coin of bM value than that oonkmplatcd by ths partie* when tbe bonds were issued. Any attempt to pay tbe national indebted­ ness io a coinage of l<au cotuacretsl Value far from avoiding or reducing tho inton-! venieooc inseparable from the transition ' from a« imdcemabl* to a redeemable pa- i per ou tree er, would only lend to increased j and prolonged dWnrbanee in ndusa, i which, unlere relieved, uiurt end In rerioa. ‘ disorder, dUhoQor and diasucr m tho fl faith rill enable the GovcrnaMct- rapidly nandal allsirs of ill* jGuvctoumuI sod of I to redone the harden of interest on the | National debt by an amount exceeding I •20,000,000 per annum, and effect an ap-negate savtm: to the United States of , morottao •3nO.tMM.000 before the debt ; can be fully paid. In adapting tta new j silver coinage to the ordinary uses of the labor. To them, it seem, to me, it is of currency in the every-Jsy transaeticos of prime importance that their labor .honld Ufa, and preserving the quaHty of legal lx 'compensated in money which is in tender to bi aangnod to it, a consideration itacif fixed iu tuKhaagnble value by Wing! irrevocably mcaMtord by the labor necunaary to its prndneeiun. this pcrwuosnl qu.diiy of- tbe tnotrey of the propie is .ought for and ran only be gained by the rmumptiou of specie payment. The rich, tho Speculative, the op.waliog. tLo .money dealing cLweo msy ms always fee! ths mischief of, or wav 6nd e»ea! proflts in. a variable currency, but the m»f>ctnno. of such a currency to ihcoo^wbo are paid salaries or Wago arc evilahl* and Ormidi- ■ than the justio*, of the course pursued. U demonstrated, sod I lisro an staling faith I hat time Still furuiab its ample vindica­ tion In the mind* of th* prmi majority of my follow dtixens. The dnaintUMisiase of the use of the army for the purpom of upholdwg local povtrumenla iu tea Bcstea of the Union was no Isas a conatitutioual duty and re^nira«<at, under the eirrmn stances existing at the time, than it was a much needed measure for the restoration of local relf governaumt and tbo pronjolion of National harmony. The with­ drawal of ths troops from sueh employ meet Was effected deliberately, aud with aolicitbua <wre for lite posce and good or WHOLE NO. 2079. Furniture Depot. South Bid. Stalo Si., ll.-t.UugA Midi. H“tl1"SI'?is<!h Gemming & Filing Saws •'7 010 people and the 'wiadom of the Gov­ ernment can accomplish it, there b a mueh greater degree of unanimity than b firund to eoocur in the specific measures which will bnog the country-to thb desired end, or ths rapidity of tbe steps by which it can be aafelr reached. Upon a most sax fous and deliberate examination, which I bare felt it my doty tn give to the subject, 1 am but the mor.- ninflrmod its lb* cpiu ion which f expreroed tn acaepung the nomination for the Presidency, and again upon my inauguration, that th* policy of rauniption should be pursnad by every auitabb mrens, am! that no legislation would btf wire that sb jiild dbpuagc the ii»|<irtancc or retard the atuinment of that result. I lure no deposition, and certainly no right to questloo the sincerity nr the integrity of opposing opinions, and would nei.bcr cnnnwf nor undervalue the eonaidsrable difficulties, sod even occasion al diitreasre, wh^rh may attend the prog­ ress of the nation toward this primary con- ! tiro e>ming year, was submitted fur year ooasidarauoa al the extra sissaa It ia not doubted that iu acceptance at onee, by tbo United States, ,nd . well footed axhibitfoh stf the produet* of American m on that occasiog, sriU I sod to Krtsulal* international owuacw aad emigre lion, M w*fl M to pnaaota th* traditional TH1 UXt**r>tTI0W TEtATT STCTt! sm*XT �partly by the gtnoral all of prisen iu ths utarketa of p-.odaeUoox of rack artie'en an ray ad valorem texes. White thia ia fab injuriously tn tbe diminution of the reve­ nue, il has been accompanied with a very large incresw of exportation. Tbe total exports during the last fiscs! year, inefoding coin, have been *058,C37,437. and I pare orders for the exercise of tbs M•As imports have been *492.097540. tuca< vigdancc oo the part of our troops for tbe suppression of thane raids and tba l.aited States amoanlinf to lhe sum of! punishment of die guilty parties, sa wall •Iff 1-539,917, lhe beoefaial effect, of aa ibe nnovory of property atoleu hr them. whl4 extend to all branches of borines- Gia. Ord, ■ninstMtidiog in Texas, wro The estinutrd revenue for tbe next Bacal dreirsd to invite the co-operation of tbe year will impose upo " ’ ' Mtriaan as thorite i io effort, to ibis eml, of strictly limiting a and to aaauro them that I wm anxiooa to ing the requisite »un avoid giviag tbo least vffeus.’to Mexico. of the Sinking fond, Altha sums tim« ho was directed to give rarimafe of rcreipts. aoisea of my datorminatiou to put aa ead to the invasion of aw tcrrilorv by lawlcaa baads intcwl ujmo the plunder of our - -- - -F^1 ir , L, Whale the aKurogstn ol lhe tai ■l-ouB aot b- mcreared, amcndmcr tn'>1 be made to the revenue Uws ih would. without diminiahiny tba reran t Railroad*. Legal*. !^,ft.-tefissr..xte:.-js! ^mtMOWAX. mu Jtoml dssnlL caxily collected, without loan by underval­ uation er fraud, and largely torse ia tbe post* along tbe Ilio Grande, so as more country of production. A tax of ton cents effectually to guard that Agwivc border.peace may be pccnervM sWtha lives and coffee would produce a revenue exceeding property uf our citimtu in Texas fully J 12,000,060, and thus enable Coogrem to protected. repeal a multitude of annoying taxes Prior to lhe first day of Jul/ last tbe yiridreg a revenue not exceeding that army wm in aecnrdancv with the law, »am. Tbe internal revenue system grew reduced to the maximum of 25,000. a out of tbe nocaautias of tbe war, and most reduction of 2.500 below lhe force preriof the teguhiion imposing taxes oa do­ mestic j rodnets under thia system has been repealed. By the substitution of '» __ _■_ a__ n ____ ei_.___i Jprt lane, Jaiai I saiiiai IAILRIAD. reaaoa why ladiana who can girt satisfac­ tory proof of hgTiag by lheit own labor proririoti. and easily understood. So far •i.l m/»mai, neccaattattng the judgemeut of experienced men to arecriain value, vnd expiring thc.revaaus to the. temptation of __ , ______ ________ tbcmaeirea from their tribal relatiooa, lbs former !• 100 and lhe latter should Ml be admitted to tbe benefit of “___ '______________________ th« Homestead act and tbe nririledgrs of citixmahip, and I rerotnuiend lhe paamge BIAND RAPIDS DIVISION. The Brllabte Nhort MitA-TT AXD WI»T the colleetioq of tlie customs, and strenu­ ous efforts hare been made for their cor­ rection by executive coder. The recom SIND RAPIDS AND DiTtOIT i’ *’i i. r.nh* yy-y-:' I K.rrete It ia believed that the mcMurrs L taken ia pursuance of existing laws to ar­ ' net those depredations will be soeremful, j if Congrats, by an appropriation furlhat 1 r.nrrwive rendrn their rent in act r afi.ree- =wsi«s*. ' commerve and other duties pertaining lo> naval service. The conditien sad opera tioern of the DepartUMUit are also shown, lhe total expenditures fur the fives! year coding June 30, 1877, were *13^77. 974.34. There are nntwid claims against the department chargeable CO the last year, which are presented to the rowstderiiiow of Congrvsa by tbe tepnrr of tbe Secretary. 1 Tho retfmatw. for the fiscal year aommenc , ing of limber from lire public Unds. and ing July 1, IrfT.H, are *IG.tS3,a«t4«.ex- fur the preaervativa of Wrets, be embodied clndra'of.tbe aums of BJ,31fi”3! aubtnit | in tbe law. and that, -etfnaideriag tbe nrl<<t for new buildings, retain sod im-1। grot ntmat; ofaaabling the people vf ted errtaia Sistre and Terrttorire tu purvhaae uavy^ Th* apprt'pri«tion» fur the present Bacal timber from the public lauds in a legal year, rommeorinp July. 1877, are 113,­ tnavner, which al present they cannot do, 592,933.90. The amount drawn frota the raeh a Uw bo paa..d without uniroidsble recommend that suitable proviskin be Treasury, ' from July I to November 1, delay. made!to enable the people to easily non- 1877. WM *5^43.037.4<», of which there eert their mvitp into Givcrnmrnt securi* u i estimated to be yet avaBable 11,029,tten.; arthe bene. mode in who* email 528.30. ■ showing the ttaeuM of actual ex «ay bo W»n secured Ind yield a pundituroa during the first Hur mouths of ---- *-•-------------- * »• '- -- object of l lie Great Soittsi Ttowtert. sS&E 3§EE ' y\ RAILWAY COMPANY MVBIL Bili.Bffiii aifeWT*5’sSEagaSSJE por&M„_______ _____________ cign vessels. The importance of enlarging our foreign trade, especially by direct sod •peody interthanpo with couctrtea on thia evatinent, me not be ovcrrsdmattd, and it is a matter <rf psat mommi that o«r own •hipping interest should receive to tbe utmewt practical extent, tbe benefit of our com merer with other hmda. Tbw con­ siderations are forcibly urged bv all tbe large commercial cities of the country, end public attention is grnrrally and wisely ASM- the proceeding fiscal yuar, and deducting from tbe total axpcuditorrs the suu. of S1.1G3.818 20 paid on liabilities iseurrod in tbe previous fiscal rear, the expeodi tnrta and receipts appertaining to thr burioem of tbe teat fam! pear wcr<aa 8TATI0XK irae:-.! —BpiY- •'RBsnrA;;. HF I. Av4.ims protecting life and peepeety in tbe Interior »• well aa along tbe Mexican border A >SF against a portion of tho Ncs Ferree tribe of Indians. A full account of thia eamP'gn «li> be found ia lhe report of tbo Gvoma! of lhe Amj.. Il WiU be seen that in its course several bottles weru fought, in which a number af gallant «nSE&£ra’*’.i_2S.-.’ia"«tfciT JJSsr*ir te .’Jr-t to* TM1 JKDMUX. IHtABTMffWT. ' XU report al iba Attorney Uewcrri *» attswlioU. Tha prmsare ar barium THE GREAT CAUSE sESWte.t,!Ss: 11 . urL “l"**1'** •**•> u Wwtars SKlEiSffAa,': flU. HKrmm, m-amur. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-12-19.pdf 569229b90a1856a1bb47b404a7ca201d PDF Text Text TSKMS or SCSSOUPTIOX: VOL. 22. NO. 34, HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., DECEMBER 19, 1877. WHOLE NO. 2080, WW.OOO roabire, te 1847, 315JXX1.W0. ia IBM, lULMbjWt; 1875, 700JXM), 000 fa 1878 it will bare raaated-1 J83, 809,050 rowblra, to SMI JOT,770. BOB SLEIGHS £■£££ gn."" Back anmbere can te (applied at aay Th* rolamee cdtha Jfegaxrte oommeare with tte nnmbere far Jom aad Deeember Why aikia lik* a ramor? becmme it goe* from month to mouth. Keeley named Jnalna mUnr "Tte Tramp," became it won't wort made and ironed in the beat manner and shod with accomplirted in Wmtfield, tet tha eono tcn.nree and manner* of moat of her new ac^uainunere were not agreeable to her tame. Mra Kiegmon and May ate knew rtc rtould Ute, and poor Mre Ryder wm gentle aad hdyHka. and te&ra aba waa aware the taara gathered in her eye* Lawyer* rtould aicvp well a* it ■ im- The next morwing Mr. Br.ley tort hi* wile down to *ee her future home. Il wm a phamuii loeality. The ae* hmu? wa* ■Ur^y *ad eommudromi, th* room, nhmly made from the liest EASTERN OAK LEATHER wbea aha waa beUothad to him. But “man propoaea. sad God diapoaea.'' Her friend, were not pfeued withth*jJ.Bof ter marrying a poor oocotry clergyman, but. lite wine people, Itey eoodadrd not to oppoan the ouki They did indeed picture the ririd triala and the onerwas datie* that would befall ter if alm married and every strap warranted. . We have the exclusive sale of the Silver Steel PHY8IC1AM Diamond •ret yean of th. goM uciuoeol, will contribute two or three articte to tte .Irfaate JtrmlMj on th. early hi.tt.ry of California. Tte firat *f three ppm. which will appear in the December number ,------------- -------- ------- • — ■-r——, Cross cut saw. Il will dut 5p per cent, faster than any other. sad [.rrp.rat.0M were made to carry the hu*b«nd next lo God, «od. after them to Beware of imitations. j * th* p-uple under bi* eterge. Il wa* no body heme. Corn shellers, Feed cutters, Bob SJioei*, Cauldron Kettles, Ac. A general atxfepoda for tte bar cwn- light undertaking, but the reaolrtd to do Greble & Russell. DENTIST Nashville. Biciinan. right, aad lb* lor* of ter baatend aad the approbation of ter own coeKtence were meaead. and Ainrworth had to nail upon hi* uldret aoa to amiat kirn in waiting upon the cMtomen, who ware faint and thirwy, and *»a the fume, of tol.reu amok* tiled lb* ntr, which odor, mingled with tte breath* *f Marly ■ bndred and fifty cider and rem rated man, made th* A* for Mr. Braley, te lorad bin wife .isorrely. Ste Waa the ideal of hi* im»gi Mtioo, fuHy embodied, ju*t m near per­ fect tn hi* eye* a* a mortal dteld be. .He did not object U> her baring *om. prepc rtv, knowing that it would te evareawat; biJ be did not marry her for money, and ■tea b« riaited ter after hl* ordination in W«atfield. aad they talked orer the future, and rte proponed that bo ahould tai* four tteunand doilan of ter money (th* legacy of an am for whom rte ■** oam«dj, b y a farm *od build a bouae, Ire dcmurre.1 euMidcrrtly, But rte per waded him to M» it. and a* they were riewtag the premwen, »od rte expresawd her *Bt*r*cUoo at the anangecaeou, te wmarkrd tbit be »u goinc to hare it deeded to her, being tightfally ten ia aay ATTOIINKY.S AT LAW 4 800 simai; DETROIT STOVE WORKS, Tte WteMp i* tte abtet and moat powerful Ulutrated periodical pahtebed in thi* country, kn adterite are wAolarlyaud eonnoang. and earry much weight. Im iUaauatioM of correal eranu are full aad frert, aad *re prepared by otu teat demgeera.—ZoawnUr fterwr^/ewraa/. Rmywr'. H-rel/y rtould te in «rery trnuOy ihrougtecrt tha fend, *a a punr, “Yon will do no *och thing, Bonce'" ■te eaelumed "W* wilLow. U togaber, what i* mine i* youra now, aad *hr*y« ■dl be." "Bel if anything rtould happen, yoa would ter* a home, tod 1 rtould be hap- PHYSICIAN- A SURGEON. Something THE JEWEL COOK! Six-Hble, Extension Top, Portable Planished Copper Reservoir’ The most beautiful and scientifically-arranged Diving • now in the market. 'vasvtj. Stove II. A. GOODYEAR. FURNITURE. w adrme Kiuy. jmx a* you think ia rfcht.; Yon know I bought chi* land and bare buih thi* boa* upon it The money Un* bon. 1 now wirt to <1m4 it to her, and I am not going to giro him a chance *» ate can icourely keep her home, rt* to gat toe daw* on m» Ha poateta rrrry dollar be can—all te carta lor ia money While te ia growing rieh, ail the rent uf the folk* are going to rain. I aay, Henry, let u* keep away from the Regie Tarern! I will not te a drankard—1 hero seco enough of it. Mora than half the men io oor town are regular toper*, end the net are going the rame way. Jam look at poor Robert. What a good fallow be need to te, ami Both it g but atrong dring ruined reah. A comptea aet, comprwiog twenty one rolimea, aesl on receipt of cart al the rale of fii 25 per rol , freight al ax f*cTurt Caere for each rolume, nimble tor binding, will be anal by mall, poatpaid, no reeript offil eart. ' t 'ibdextw lo eaeh volume aent gratia on receipt of stamp. SatereiptioM reecircd for Harper . Periodical* only. SWNewappera are Mt to copy thia HABI’XR . BROTBEBS, “I don't reypoM a gte* now aod then will hurt a fellow—" "Ya* It will, tte more you daiak the more yoa want to drink; that is the way Lipincotts Mi THE STEBBINS BROS SAY - Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. Everybody knows they arc the only PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS 1- J- /»4XA Caw, Sin ad Onueital PAIN TER in the city and attend promptly to all calls in that line day or night Furniture Depot, South Side State St., Hastings Mich. March 3rd 1977 if._______________ ! •_______ J Popular Ulnntura, Scienc. and Art Aanmarament for 1878. With the number for January, tha "Ooufirasd it, a fellow ought to know wtea te tea had aanagh. aud aot make a fudofhuueelf. Thai', the trouble." ■If te don't drink at aU, te will keep Mt of trouble," "Sea, lb. re U Fancm Braley aad bi* MW wife* Bhe'.ewu, ain't rte, HenryShe i* jaat m pretty an a KM. Ain't rte drswod aea*7 I ateold think rt. wa* kept Ao Hfort to reetore tte fnmkiog priri lege to Coogrtaameo loon* op io tampon, aod oobody raeoM to oar*. Uw*ll,'Mam , h*a elected a Heomerelie mayor by 29 sujoriiy. Ifrorideut Garrett, of the Baltimore A Ohio railrad, «u recently rwlMtod for STOVES Cooking and heating of'the tnost improved patterns. finmniing & Filing Saws E EBOB SLEIGHS With the improved drilled shoes. Wm. H. Goodyear. mBucnmm efflusr. peoples drug store. Physician’s Proscriptions and Family Recipes Kldlll 1»! ' Perforated, Champion and Diamond tooth Cross Cut Saws. . carefully pre­ pared with Drop and Chemicals of the rery best make. of purest quality <mly. Sw**T’* Hot*1, The celebrated B.11RRISOJV WVUMM Jhe unbreakable Scat Spring. Doors, Sash. Ghuw. Paint and Putty. Leather aud Rubber Bolting The above articles always on hand and for sale POWERS ft York of euppreming the railroad rwU waa >205,000. A lawyer w*at into a barter. step M procure a wig. la taking tha dimawmawa of tha lawyer. hand tha barter aiMMaiJ, “Why. bow loag your tend ia, air I" A lady U Fairfield, Maine, bra a luxThe tnaetiag-laonan wa. .crowd*! in the uriecl growth of aatnrel hair right fret efieroeio. and when tte suatew prayed and , owe inch long. Sb* ia aaid to bare for Mr*. Ryder a*d Jm Gray, there were rterete an offer of 82,000 for It . a great many laarfal eyea. Mr. Braky C.P. Finhteck baa tero appointed had a good aerneon, but nearly all t' e men Clerk of th* United State* and ihmrict court, at Indianapnlh, rire Howland, deband a elbow *er*ral timre W ka*p him 1 frem rearing. Th. daneon ter the mis­ tew waa all right, and ao. after looking . Harper* Magazii iLLoanunt. , proaatete rtoci bia rotation, but at ■ Ugtk ceieimte, "Why, air, yoor tend ia �Mosher vs. Howard Moabcr, a yndgoomt { ter *366.25 sod a-:> was rendered. C. G. Holbrook for jroiotiff. In tbe imparlanoo causo of Robert Miloholl rs Samuel R. Sandford a judgumeat for *415.16 was rendered. C. G. A. N. SABIN & CO. In the chancery cause cf Hannah Falk Tbe following were the procsadiogs cf rt. Thomas Blackman et al, a decree for tin Cirvuh. Court last week : • *1349.73 and costs was snlured. Sate on the right of the Pnrtdrot to meddle with On application Erwin W. Hewitt of and after Feb. IS, 1878 Sweeney * it. The city is divided on th. qumtioa. The active poGtirisns side with Cockling, Barry, was admitted a* an Attorney st aod the roanervativ* element with tba Io tjio Appeal esuM of Izirccio Faulk President. The papers of the city are very careful in drerowtng tbe question, w. Job* Dearing, on mouou of Jobs L. and ire by no means pronounced. There Fuh, an order wm ectcml staying all should be an expression of the people on proceeding ■ upon payment of *83.46, as thia quotum, in every county in the Stale, ufitioat laaro Firt surety on bail bond. for the people will hare to settle it. It ia John L. Fish for plaintiff, Janna Clarke Tbe Boston Smld, an independent journal that always support* the Demo­ In the appod cause of Israel 8. Geer crats: party in aU contented elections, mys : vs. Cyrus B. Salisbury, ro order was Inflation. communism,- sedition, whatentered denying motion to set aside order dismissing afpeal, with cost, -and an aUorney foe of fl re dr-llarv. Sweexsy A Knappen for plaintiff, P. W. Nirteru for In the chancery cause of Richard II. Moser re. Jusbu* W. Gioia, at al, * motion of reference to Circuit Court CommiaMooer to take proofs was denied, with­ out coats, aad the bearing continued by consent. Jahn Carketh for complainant, Q G. Holbrart fori aoo, the Chicago Jrter-OoeaM Myi: This isn't the firat Urac that Democrats hare gained * vote by neglecting to send alleged thieves to Htete Pliant: That b plication of the complainants to have ooe of the moat reliable way* of strengthcniug the party that they kaow of. Daniel MeNaoghtoa and John C. Winkle­ man fined for contempt, to a Circuit Court Commiaaioner wm entered. P. W. Nfekern for complainants, C. G. Holbrook for defendant. In the appeal rena* of William H. Hayford vs, Patrick Lee, the defendant wa* allowed to amend hb pirn, the plain­ tiff to <0 on with the caoso or continue tbo tame at his option. Tbo plea waa ’ By a postal arraagetuent between the amended and the cauae continued on jwy- United Statea and Canada, uncalled for meot of an attorney lee of (3 rod custe to letters bearing * request to be returned it not called for, arc now returned to the of­ be taxed. P. W. h'iskcru aud James fice where mailed iu either country. Clarke for plaintiff, C. G. Holbrook and The Rcpublieatu elected a State Sena­ Swecxey A Knappen for defendant tor at Beaufort, 8- C.,— the first Republi­ In the chancery cause of Hiram Peters can vuecewi this ystr in the Ihlmetto Slate. va. David G. Robhuon et rt, an order ex­ The New York Inkaiu bat looked 00 tending the time to take, tretimoey waa entered. Sweedy A Knappea for com, plalnant, W. H. Hayford for defeodan^Z In the chancery cause of Ira Pert vo. Lewis Atkins* decree for *521.59 aad crete waa entered, aalc on and after June 19, 1878, ia default of payment Carvath A Clark for complainut, no appear- Ifooaid vs. Edwin I). Valentine ci al. a decree for *167.12 aod east* to be taxed, was entered. Sale on or after Jone 7th, 1878. Carveth k Clark for cumplainant, no appearance for defeodantr. In the errtimri cause of Ire M. Peak el al., vs. Delos R. McElwain, an order was entered modifying the Judgpment of Uio court below bf deducting therefrom The chancery reuse of George Holden vs. Abijah R. PraU st rtfirac argdod and submitted. C. G, Holbrook for complain­ ant, Swvcxey k Kuappen for defendant*. In the char.ecxy cause of Albert Letka va. Edward J. Wilcox et aL, a decree wa* Moony isn't worth much after the man entered making tbe injunction perpetual, who mads it lets it pma out of his control. and declaring contract of no effect in Vanderbilt * mute is now a foot-ball ia hands erf assignee. Swecaey A Knappen the courts, and where it will Anally go, and for plaintiff, C. G. Holbrook rod Wm. Burgher for defendant bars wiU liars’ ten limes u much as any one ought, to bare, but by ths tiais the lawyers and the courts get through with it. th* sharta will be *> pared down a* to make a difference in the showing. And now ccumc another money trouble. M»ro H. Grinnell died recently, leaving s fortune of several millions, and he made ■ will, also. He left a half a million to each Tbe chancery auseof Frederick Rickie of his children, except a daughter, Fanny, vs. Benjamin F. Dow, et aL. to eompd to whom ho bequeathed only 110,000, the discharge of mortgage wu anracd aod reason fur the dtecrimination being that submiued. C. G. Holbrook for complain­ she had married a Boston milUouairc, aod ant, Swscxry A Knappen, Clement Smith was rich abosdy. It te a question wheth­ and W. H. Hayford for defendant*. er Fanny aod her husband will etrneur- in Tbc ebroeery cause ofDnrid G. Mo- the propriety of thi* diitributioo^nnd the Clurc vs. John, E. Holbrook et aL, was chances arc that there will be a/»quabblc beard in open court and a decree catered : over this estate. Why don’t throe men for *3,285 and crote to be taxed. Chas. dbtribate their millions before they die, H. Bauer for complainant, Goo. C. Worth and save all this trouble 7 That' i* what for .Jefendsote Holbrook. Knee doerec I am going to do. I never will hare my notice of an appeal to tbo Supreme Court children fighting over a hundred millions ha* been filed in this cause. ' and dragging my bones oat of the grave In the imparlance omuo of Wm. II. for tbo inspection of the pubbe. The Hayford v*. John Castle a Judgement for Vanderbilt case fa dragging its slaw length *120 dollan and costs wa* entered. W. along, and the lawyers are making a bit­ H. Hayford for plaintiff, no appearance ter fight over it. Tbc children hare aaooeedrd in artablfahing ths fact that the In the chancery cause of Aon E. Hor­ old gentleman wa . fesrfol old wretch, ton va. Aaron M. Allen «- rt, a decree and that bo never dfaurvud the suews. he for 81^1112 ar<d root* wu entered. Sale on or after April 33th, 1878. John C. PaUenion for complainant, no appearance for defer-daota. In the chancery eanse of James Thomp­ son va. David Beard rt rt, a decree for *555.30 sod costs vras entered. Sol* <n and after June IX 1878, Carveth A for defitudante. —makic; fuMtlons of the President and the Stotate by tba House ; and the adop­ tion of Mr. Conk iinga retolutioa by ths Senate, to appoint a special committee on our relations with Mexico is regarded hero in the light of another personal triumph. will b« opened next weak, and it will boa big thing There will bo two thoeorod Ethiopian babies, of all ages under tan, aod their mothers. Every Bute cast of the Musfasippi will be represented, and. they will be classified properly. It will daw more people than anything of the kind ever held. Il is to be hoped tbit frenchiaing wooes. The respectable re­ there will be plenty of bathrooms in the ception now accorded these petition* are building, aad that due attention will be in striking coatrut with the ridicule aud derision they encountered a few roan ago. The anse ha* Mveral open advocates uo Two collecting lawyers, both member* of the floor of the Senate, and new <x>nrerts fashionable churches, and vary prominent arc made every year among our moat in­ in them, absconded thia wort, with some­ fluential public men. Mre. Hayes i* count. thing like a quarter of a million of money ed an activs sympathiser, aad tba Prcsibelonging to their el'xmu. It is the old dent as more than half persuaded. story—high living and speculatioa ia Irergs delegations are coostently com Wall street. They bad tbo confidence of ing and going, both for rod against a reeverybody, end they did th. businms of riahin of the tariff; and a struggle i* ap­ the beat Houses in the eity. Bat they prehended over the matter, after the holi­ would epoculale, rod they did lore, aod a days. Matthews sppears ambitious to be­ flight to Europe waa the way they retried come the special ehroipion of the remone­ it. And speaking of loaneial troubles, tisation movement, and bis effort* in this direction have operated to delay cwireideialion of Bland'* bill in the Senate. But the friends of that measure are cenfi-tenl possessed the confideene of the businreo cf their ability to force it through before community, rod no one suppened it was in the holiday adjournment, and to|pare it difficulties Bat all at once rumors began over a Presidential veto rtould it b* inter to gather about it, an investigation was II posed. Tbe demoralisation occasitmed by ordered, it was reported "with ample as­ tbe aaaoaneemeal of tbe I’roidewt's bo*, sets,'' but when those assets came to be tility ba* wholly disappeared, and they ap­ exanjissd into they wore found to be of pear more united and aggressive than at the most flimvy character, and thousands any lime since the agitation began two upon thousand.* that had long figured yean ago. Alex Stephen*’ proposition to "good," had no^xistanee al all. Io short, no longer apply tbe teal of the iron dad it was another care of frij-blful tniro.ro. oath to applicants for peoaionr, fa regarded a* another step taken in tbe programme of the "Solid South" to place the rntantary Case, the I'rcsideut of tbs Security, bu participants tn the rebellion on ro equal! ■ exhausted all his legal dodg-s, and will ty with aoldiera of the Union cause. Sev­ spend five year. of his life in Sing-Sing.— eral racesura* arc now pending, all calcu It is well—There never wa* a more onl- fated to wipe out aay dirtinrtiveaoe be­ rsgeou* frond perprtrolrated. Dr. Lam­ tween "rebel" aad ‘'loyalist" heretofore obbert, his rival in infamy, ia being tried, aerved io payment for rervicea rendered and be doubthwa will get a longer sentence. during the late war; aod almost ttefora If the good work goes on, there will be tbe votsra of th* country realise whsi is enough material to orgaafae a Life Insur­ being doM here hi Congress by th* Exance Board in tbo Froitewipry, oommene Coofoderate Brigadiers and their pliant ing with a Prwdeat rod going all the abettors from the North and West, tbc way down to an office boy. There are doors will have been swung wide open for sound and good ^bmpanics aod they play the admission of claim*, involving hun­ aa impnrtaal pun in the coonomy of things, dreds of million, of dollar* from didoyal sufferer* froth tbe war they provoked.— The apathy manifested ia a> remarkable as it fa dangerous , for tb-eae achtmea are be­ ing perfected aod pushed by tboee who have everything to gain by their auceoi. . D« Boro. mourning among the dry mms. Licences are declared illegal. Tbs lavrro dodge did not wort, for the court* hold that a tavern ■ tut be a uvtro indeed, and not a Merchants. brraorr. xi-tt dtbvanrfEo DRESSED HOGS CLOTHIER A full line of Undershirt* and Drawers. a roavteg Commlariou aad fa thought to be ineMcntally aimed at Mr. Evarts, with a view of overhauling his Administration of the Bute Dspartment. Notwithstand ing Senator Davis’ refusal aa Chairman on Publie BaMing. to allow the female auffrsgiat* the use of the Senate Chamber for a Convention the cause ba* made viaibte fwvgrea* every year aioee iu inauguration by tbo pioneers 25 or 30 ycun age. Tues­ day was a field day for them in tbe Beo- In the appral cause of Evanna Mulvany v*. John H. Keith , and Henry Slavcue, an order nu catered staying all prorend inga aa to John Mulvany surety on appeal bond ou payment of *100. C. G. Hob brook for plaintiff, Smith k Knappen for In the chrocery cause of Franklin Southerland vs. Norman Bailey,’ an order was entered that that tbe testimony of Henry L. Newton he taken in open court, and that Norman Bailey be sworn to rebut Thereupon the eaaw was set­ tled. C. G. Holbrook for eowplaisant, Geo C. Worth and J. A. Swceaey for IMS 0. WUMU ato., Commission foe FALL TRADEO- CL’SWM DEPARTMENT ‘ «'>T8 rod UVEBOQATF. of * nice limt of WORSTEDS rod 1 HI8TOR' BROADCLOTHS for.DRESS SUITS.! WHITE SHIRT in the City. CA8SIMERE8 and CHEVIOTS A complete line of COLLARS and BUSINESS SUITS. OVERCOATING ia good atylo*. 8CABF8, TUB and Silk Haadkerehusf* WSteDETECTIVES Umbrella*- Satchels and Shawl Straps. OF EUROPE AND AMERICA, 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. GROCERIES, COFFEE. Littells Living Age. Couhty. CRAMPTON’S TOBACCO. IMPERIAL SOAP IS THE “BEST.” CROCKERY. ,hh.‘; STONE WARE. Vol 22 4tf. Smith Hogle & Preston. D*’”' , CHEAPEST AND BEST. CARBOLIC OIL chtcaoo The New-York Tribune MSI! For 1878. been shut up, just the aam a* the smaller bar-rooou. »od the only way a drink can be prncusad, fa to slip in at a aide door, and only regulars are admitted at all.— Whatever may be asid at to tbe justice of thfa raid upon mea who have paid license, there is no question m t<» it* good effect. The srvrsts for drunkcenosa have fallen off a half, rod the preaeaee of drunken men The People’s Paper One Copy 1 year, pottage paid , 75c. Clubf of five, poptage paid,. 70c. Club* of ten “ 6.5c. Clubs of twenty, “ “ 60c. tew WFeVra.fT.T'rsr nuUKD WILLIAM* * co. CHESTER’S CURE! The Daily Post One year, postage paid. $7 .(H) rmedi Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Fever. Colds, to, ArtHay wrytesrewuriieTsiutii^iy plw M. tuaitT Our Washington Letter. Wajuiuttmnq D. G. Dee. U,’ 1877. The pigeon-halo tartirs Heretofore ob- splenKid'oTfer, CURES 1 tear, w,teltessr ■gate mm* tn reraciAjts SSeSteiS ling—of the Commute on Commerce in ! bi* fight in behalf of Colbetar Arthur and I Mr. Cornell *-*h>st the Provident and Mrp J dsns. Is behalf of tbe rtl party. Usrefur n. Trfbeae rasewv the *M apMal to ths M lu»l er.pretere., the K.lwaal rod 1! ubghlenvd svIf-Ulsreet of ths Tsa-Paytn to the open ares* of the Senate. Merritt as mix—or to Sharpe, term expired, waa reported favorably, Rooasvok aad Pries unfavorably, as aspirant* to the positions now held by Arthur and Corneil, whoso terms of office here not expired. Only two out of the Coswirtloe of nine —both Detnocrote—voted for a favosabte report. At 2:20 ». x. yesterday the galleries were vacated, tbo decks cleared for action and tbc Senate went into exscutivc amaion. It was the first poatovo struggle between the Repoblicen diauonters ia the Senate from the President's general policy rote. The Mild Power Wanzer & Barnes. ant^utajm-iuTv. tefewss: E*T££TS Vote New Tartar. Beth OsrtBog and Matthews bod labored hard ..oog tbn Democrats for thetr rwspsetive aids* all the amreix- bet wb<o> the amt*. of haute EfUd Mr. Orokh^'s flag wre . wvfa, orertbeflohl Th. rose, stood. y~tt- CURES Homeopathic Sp.crfics �Council Proceeding*. A rs^akr mortieg cf tbe Common Council wm held it their room Friday evrtung. Dm 7lh. 1877, bh honor, May­ or Renday in the chair. Prof. Graven, of Plaiawe.il, Allegan Co., On rel| rail tbe fuOmrin-. aldermen *“ in tbe city yeaterday f.w the porpaa^ Of talking with lovers of Vocal mu.k ia red«d to starting a rural murtral roe ventioa tn be held somotime next mouth.'— The Profauaor'a reputetiw' u too well — City Drug* Store! WANZER A BARNES (Successor* to Barnes Co.) Hiring and keeping constantly on hand every variety of Drugs, Patent Medidnes. Hcmcecpathic Remedies, Pfflfi, OILS. I UM |H US, laudable drai-na here. Any iufbmatiou onaccraiug terma and arrangement* cm l.e gained from M. Judder Em . at tho UrgMter • office. Tbe Concert uo Friday owning of kat weekly the IteOrand’a troupe wu not »o well aUcodad aa it> merita draerred. It waa redly a finu-clara Concert. The oloa by Mira Miller wore well rendered and rereired with hearty applauae Mr. io “7 TW*?‘? . kit,d_OT P"®- H«F"'a Magnolia Balm. Charm 0IERC6ATS WAR DECLARED aod Boy', doritin^ at tbe greet STAB CLOTHING HOUSE. Do^ 8^38.4°^ 42, (kMlwrow, Good wv'irrabirta aod Drawer. 25c. CASH STORE wan excelled, and UGranda character aketebe* were ail in K,»d bate and well performed. On Hatnrday evening they ■uog again by r*qurat giving ono-lulh *f The report wm accepted. lie preeeed. to tbc Woman's Chrirtian The Finance Committee recommended Temperance Union rt thia dty, with good the following accounts tn be allowed M; .atbfaction t0 ,» wbo heard them. But net .very cold. Too late to km deer now without vio- .The ladle* rf Emmanuel church wiU hold their annual »)« of uWul and ornn-| htlhiK tb« law. meatal ankle* at Union Hall on Thur»The Edit* ia .pending * few d*y* with day even lag. December 20th. The haB ayct and nays as follow* . friend, in Council Buffi, aod Omaha. will be decorated with booth* for the di»Ayoa.—Abbey, Dewey, McNaughton, 'Die rovxlitioa of tbe read* in thi* vi-. play of fancy good*, and rale of candies einily t* aueh aa Io nuke Iraainera rather and ice cream. Mn. Jartey, with ber Ruesell. Tomlinson. Trang,—C. Nays —None. world renowned wax-woAa will b* preat The account cf Barlow & Goodyear fur i Mra. Boice, of Grand Rapid*, will ad- ret Sapper am be aerved from C until work on the street uenr their mill for ; drew the Qnqwl Temperance Meeting 9 P. M. Admiaaiun to ball 10 cento 127.00 was dimllowed by aye. and nays next HatKfcy *t 3 o'clock, r. M. .k*\fje Preabytorian church i* under a PhcBnix Block. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Splendid Suita, 110 awl »12. Tiiwk^mn'ognnd* kwdewa. LEWIS STERA LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. Fancy Goods, Clothing. Hats and Cape and 3911 going reprira. there will be »o wrviera held there no the oomiog Sabbath. . Nay*—Al*. Dewey'aud Ruesell,—2. Tbe Bxsnxn will inform you where to * At Lite regular meeting of tho Orango- By AW. Tomlinson, P> fur your holiday good*. Patrtraire vlilo Udgo No. IBl^F.A A. M., held That the amount of Bartow A Good­ Saturday evening, December, 14th, 1877, year for Work on street, *30.73, be danlIboae who patronite tbe county pupwa. We learn that a ma of Miloo Woldorff. the following offioore were elected for the aged IS year*, died of couu£ptitn> at bi* ensuing year : Eli Niehola, W. SI.; E father'* nwidence in Hope, on Tbureday D. Young, S. W.; Geo. H. Ford, J. W . A. Murdock, See; Horace Storms,Treos ; Wa. Elkworth, S. I); Tom Ellsworth, J. D.; Leander Pryor, Tyler. COME ONE AND ALL Call and learn price* and be convinced that I will sell you good Sinew and St- John (tbe novelty of tbe age rfrotn *30 to *50. cheaper grrilra ndi a* the Howe, American, Wilaon. ete. and. aroendhand machine* of *0 kind* from *15 to *25. Office with Z. B. WHiimn, Hatting*, oppodte Port Office 29tf ' "1MMM.-------------------We waat all tbe oenaw we can get of • Sum* acvern change in the w<nihcr ia predicted a* there n tx> aeandalous rtport* circulated by thi* community thin week. LEWIS STERN ui.Icm there ia Im faWfeing on the part ^/Twelve more dap, and our nimruda of Souk of our able, praying atixofia. will have to confine their hunting to HbMichael Jleiaer and Clark Tint* ara mo­ bit* and aquimla rioae, aa all uber game nopolising the Bout ami Shoe trade thia' will then be protected by law. Julius Russell Circuit Court matters that were crowd­ ed put of <mr last wrek'^kue in raw quaaee of printing Che I’raridest'a mot Biblesin «“•fro® 50c. to $12.00. CamTTinn Prayers Hymnals of new and pretty design. Aibuma to suit every mac pocket book. Toilet Goods Hi an endless variety, from um to ornament. Juvenile Books illustrated by the beat artists, from 5c. to $5, certainly every one can be pleased. Toys for our-little folks—An immense line. Miscellaneous Books. «uch »* Dickens complete wo^jt*, is vob. McCauleys History of England, 5 vol* fl/xl Jacob, Goo. and John Vella started fur to Prairieville one day knt week tn conse­ tho pine woods last Tuesday. Joseph W. Siajmoaia and Hugh J. quence of tbo severe illness of Mrs. Wil­ Putt* hare returned from the North on a liam Marshall. Mrs. Cook's mother. We are vary nearly out of wood, and hunting cxcuraiou with four deer. Tte argument of A. M. Flint made on unless thoau who bare agreed to fttrniah us wood bring it along very soon, wo shall tbo Cooper case that came off Iwru last be compelled to call on them fur money to week is highly prised. I Notwitlutahdiitg the roughness ot the I roods, Dr. C. Ilu'aell imuta on the oecwat Some ingenious buahand ba* invented a 1 steam carpet-beater, but it will never be j ty of traveling them to see bis uumcrcua patients. _ come popular with tbe ladies,t and meal Douglas B. Cooper has his office with mcm will have yurt aa many oirpcta to Geo. D. Hanlon, Kaq., and will receive all the money we may bare to spare by way of paying our tax. I. been taken off for tbe balance uf the win The bofs will attend rhe Christmas ter. Wc sincerely regret this, aa nme dance at J. Orman's and bare Iota of fan tweaty-ffrotir thirtV men are thereby thrown oat af employment. A. J. Carpenter will be ths most promii.enl candidate for Vice Grand in the i* a fact that swan* ring before they die. Odd Fellows Fraternity at the next eteeWell, we are not prepared to answer from tie*. L. Hilbert and John W. Holme* obMTvatko. but it a our opinion that hare there share of tbe bustocM. Dtpaly they do—if they ever ring. The very f-ipluar Mery, “Sowing and Raping," which we continue In thia waa forgotten -to be so.Mated ia thia week* talilioa at tbt Horn of the chapter. ■ A lady al Wayland Would like to I <X- change a fine reridonee, «wn iota, new bouae and bran, in that village for prop­ erty in or near thia city. Inquire of Go*. R. 1'addWord, *1 Baltimore, er ai tbe Baxxxx office. J. F. LtMcnit, of Grand Rapid*, will addrcraaMwu Meeting in Uuiou Hall next Bunday evening, at 7 o'clock, aod cm Monday evening tbc 2-Ub. t**t- will; de­ liver bi* Whaling Iceiure, entitled “Four Year, in a Whale Ship." /On Sunday tbe 30lh inste, then, will be i1 Grand Tanperanw Maa* Moating i> Union Hall, at whkh tbo work of tbo part year will be revied by Prol. Dieb^. long s member uf the Hawing: Refon:> dub. AddrtMM will aU be arafc by Mn. Dr. Morri-on and K D. Clay. Roq. of Grand Rapids. A routing lime b an­ ticipated. Marahril Cock, on Monday last, raW into Frank Brock * tin abop and eat one of hie finger* qmt* raverely with a piece •flia, and went ioto Mcmto. Wanaer * Barora drug More to have hi* ffog«r done wp. vbyn he friuted, foiling upon hi* fare M the regmfor, gi»*g him the appreruce of • regular brewer. A Ano....,) WonnAa- Til te,. Ttetv* of Shakespeare, Moore, Byron, Milton, Scott, Burna, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Poems Tennjeon, IxmgfcUovr. Whittier, Alice and Phoebe Carey and many others, G LOTH and TURKEY M0RR0C00 bindings. Klffigftnt books for gifts, in fine bindings. Back Gammon boards, chess, checquera, dominoes, Mrih dore 7:35 A. M. and 2 50 P. M. AUbuaiaera with tbe office mow be done at tbo delivww* or th* iaoo*y order and regiaterod letter de*k uolcra a private interview with th* pcotmiMa ia derired. Ordinary letter wriling al th« mooey wder drak G prohibited. Pcvaua* ere r»[Ue*t*d to rail tbc num­ ber of their boxc* at tbe ddiveriea. Ac., Ac. Remember the place—CITY DRUG STORE—is where you get more for your money than at any other store. DEAVER CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS. FLANNELS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES, HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. Thia popular lino commcaced on their aummertime card. Monday, May 14th, three fau>t expre** trains rat, in connection The Pioneer Engine Company *!*> pre- with the M. C. R. R. Paaraogwi leaving Hawing* W 7:30 A. M., arrive at Buffalo koted tbe following commuaiatfou: n (U iX. Mayar *»> C*at»nt G.».- lanMilay at 8:10 V. M., and N*w York next morning at 10.30 A. M. Thi* fast day expnra ia tbo brat train between Mtthinnaadtb* Boat. Parioe car* from Dotroit to Buffalo; rie*pi*g eoacbea from Buffalo to Now York. mayBOd________________________ Communieaiiou accepted, plared on file, NaanviU-K. Dee. 18, 1877. Hastixo* Baxx re Your enrrapoo- and ll-e witlia nwnra owfirmed by aye* dent ha* ncglcctoJ to eeod in tbe mraal lad nayeo a* folluw*: Aye*—Ald. Abbey, Dewey, McNaugh­ item* on account ef riekne**.,' Our village ha* put oo a Ifrely axpect on ton, Rurail, Towlin«ou. Young—8. N*y»—Non*. , . . aocount of the coming holiday* ; every On tnotim Council adjourned. More i> abundantly aupplilxl with toy*, Wm.|H. RrxnBixa, Recorder. book*, etc. There will be three Cbrirtma* troo. in our village thi* year. The Metbodirt'. will hive their* al the Opera. The Bap lira’s will have a revolving ooe in their church on Cbrirtma* night, and th* Chri*-, tkn'a at their ehutdt.'ao that wo all oun have our choice/' Wm. A. Aywawortb A Co. are railing off thrir large atock of good* at auction, they hare aevured the aervicca ad “Joab" Orram of CbwUlte, aa auctioneer. Since th* auk commenced they have aold largely of thrir pxada. Their daily aalea.amount to nrarly three hundred dollar*, an report DRY ft jk I 1 on me before purchasing anti I will sell you goods V ALL cheap as can be found in the city of Keatings. GOODS! I have on hand a full stack of Dry Goods of latest styles and also DRESS GOODS Holiday Goods! of all the popular pattern! and beat qualities at lowest rates. I have just re- TOBACCO. rthau you oan buy tbe ram* grade* ■ad tn T. J. ANDERSON. General Ikraiagrr AgL, Topeka, Kan. IN THE JEWELRY LINE. Tou v«at cheap trading—go to the ''"‘mm !>br%f.v«xpt A Bamu w^kaptteM. Men's and Boys' Clothing to which I now invite especial attention. I am selling at prices that will astonish all. Come in and look over my stock. CROCKERY HATS AND CAP auita. The firat waa command by John Chnalkr, wbu bad D. Aguato. tkck«t aod Alfred Yuunga of Amyria, arrowed for araault and battery. While they were g„iOg booda for their appearance Wp. Hartly had Dwight Sarkct: arreated for grand larceny, aod Sackett to return the oxnplitacnt had John Cnrktkr aod hi* too la law arrowed for aanault and battery, Alfred Young* wa* diaubargwi next day. D. jAgweiu* Srakelt wm tried the next day m aOMomry »*>« ■— j* s'”1 **^7 01 the Young* boy. end ... fu.ad guilty “by a jury of high-toned young UM® of »ur an tbe Naabvilh Ar>»» ba* it, and of ooanw it muM U ao, aitor diacharg- W. F. HICKS. .hopwith Joon Rich A Bro., wroer of Church and lUtfrrad Street. xxbtf . • ‘’lEiWSESSffiro*' Th. A.curi mrarioK of th. Barr, County Agricultural HurnWv wiU bo brid at tbe Court How* «• Wadnraday the 26th of Dereraber rawrad of Turaday lh*t being ChrUtsmi. A full aueodaiKe u drairad, « b-riwra ot macs Iwponanee h BOOKS, PICTURES AND ALBUMS �Washington Life. A cheerful view of Waahingtoo is given . in a story core told by Mr*. Madison to a I little girt, who tapoal* it m Lipoioeott ••Ono day in Philadelphia." aaid MUtres* Dolly Madison, -J was sitting ia lay par­ lor with a very dear friend. Mrs. R. H Lo*. when in walked Payne Todd (her son) drvvoed in my calico bed-gown While we were laughing al tte figure te cut, the acrra.1t th row open the door, and announced General and Mrs Washington. What to do with the dreadful boy I didn't know. He could co*, fare tte Preaident room without moating item, (bribedoor they Were entering was the only ooe. 1 made him crawl quickly uador a low, broad *e«tee> oo which I wa* sitting. 1 had juat time to arrange tbc drapery when tbo Wasbingtoos entered. After tbc courtly greeting, aod th* usual compli­ ments of tte season, there came Irum under the settee a heavy sigh, which evidently attracted the Genera! a notice. However, I only talked and langted * little louder hoping to divert bin attention when—oh, .1._______ — ______ ___ 1-tL.t, Writer, Virginia F. Townsend, entitled, Tni Wo«D or a Womak, aad the Way She Kept It. -And tho otter, a under love story by T. S. Arthur, entitled. Hl* Dxa* Lcttlx Wtrx. A fending and attractive departmeut of the Magaiioc win te Tni Sro«r TxvLXIL A» a tower fur good or evil, fiction u at this day cxerciatn- a wide-spread In­ fluence. How important then that it should bo purs in toon and healthy in spirit. Such It hM always teen in tbe Home Magtxius, and inch it will eontinuo lu be. Av heretofore, tte department of General Literature will havo a wido range, __ i ------1— _~.l JktXStl.T’i WEST SWEET UAVT uHeWIKG AGENTS Jr^yjwaftyite.*jt* I * ANTED. "—Sti".HX„M WORK T&R "aI,L. ESEst*. ;■ vtna.,’ jOg^aTSHB^aa!? aSErSSSnSSsr®?. -i. c.« FILES. Ferae out by tte leg. j dignity left him for — Laugh! Why be ftirir roared! Hs nearly went into eoorulviaos. Tte I right of that boy io that gown, all»o un­ expected, eomiag wrong end first from un­ der my seat.—it w»* too much.” Italy has abolubed the death penalty. Tyndall daaaifioi honor above aljervedv. ITmj total amount of the National debt at tte prraent Ume i. t2.1<>S,52»,011. Railroads. Leasts. ARTHUR’S IlluUaUI i.w H.fallir ftrt Waju, Jatlui 4 Safiiai IAILNAI. nrrwkex MICHIGAN AND THI -SOUTH. hhoxt link and Mblcat prioepka; a magaxinc that, while it always cornea aa a cheerful and pleasant companion, will endeavor to prove itself a true aod faithful friend. Bi>ttk*wick'* Nxwxst Pattum*. I ill All Iteal ar ? Hon. Wm. Usury Smith, wm on Mun­ day, eonartm-d by the Renato as reflector of cuslomj for tte port of Chicago. The grangers of Michigan number 29,­ 901 and hare 693 grange*. They will probably make, a big turn out al Lansing oo tte 11th, tho time Slid for tte annual grange uaoetiar,. X. te*l» 4.7 sf Janaarr/A. 0 THE the State of New Yotk, given the Demo­ cratic candidate for Secretary of Stale, 11,280 majority. Tiio Democratic majori­ ty last year waa 32,742 and in 1875, it waa 14,810. Thia year tbe ItepabKcana control both braacbaa of the Legislature i Scientific American. The .long mooted quotum cf what con­ stitute.) a '•common drunkard7 wan recent­ ly decided by the Naw York Supreme Court, which held that a person who got drunk three times a year wm a common drunkard i According to that decision Hastings lie* more tommon drunkard* than is shown by the last census. Tbe Seientiie Amrrictu la a large first Tbe gauge of the Paw Paw road waai , class Weekly Newspaper of sixteen page*, changed from 4 ft. 8) in. to 3ft. oo Not.... printed in tte moat beautiful style, pro25.. The object oftho change ia to con­ ftaiely illustrated with apkndid engravings form tbe -/ague to that of the Toledo A ropreaentiog the mw«m Invaotiow* and South Haven road, <.f which tbe Faw Paw tbe moat recent advance* in tte Arts and road is to become a part, and of which a। Sciences: including Mechanic* and Eusection has been touhed, from Paw Paw ginreriag. Steam Engineering, Railway, to i-awrcnre. Tbc road ia four miles long, Mining, Civil, Gm and Hydraulic Eogu from Paw Paw, Mich., to Lawton on the aecring, Mill Work, iron, Steal and M«t Michigan Central. | al work . Chemistry and Ctemic*! procsw*es: Electricity, Light, Heal, Sound; J Tecbndogy, Photography, Printing, New Machinery, Nrw Proeeaaca, New Bacipea. /Improvement* pen*intng to Textile In duatry, 'Weaving, Dyeing, Coloring, New Indu»; rial products, Animal, Vegaubl* Mineral'. New and intervatfog facts io Agriculture, Horticulture, tho Home, Will Carlton, the Michigan poet, ia aaid Health, Medical Progress, Social Science, Natural Hteory, Geology, Astronomy, to !>• an applicant for a consulship. The new Stale Normal aobool building 1 etc. Tbe most valuable ' nraotical papers, by at Ypsilanti will aoon bo completed. eminent writer* in all departments of The Executive Committee of the Wom­ an's State Christian Temperance I niuo .Imrvkwn ; tte whois prcveut.d in popu­ have - issued a circular urging buainesa lar language, free ftom technical t«rnu, men not to go on tho bonda uf liquor ac|. illustrated with cugnivingv, and so arranged as to iotereM and inform all A lodge of I. O. O. F. hu been eatab- daaaes of readers, old and youog. Tte Scintijle Asnericm ia promotire of iished at Elm U«ll, Gratim reunty... knowledge and progress ia every commin-| Berrien county has collected 86,271. 1G ity where it dnmlatea. It should hare a m liquor taxm duting tho year ‘ending plies in every Family, Reading Room, library, College or School Terms, J3 20 per year, *1 60 half year, which includes prepayment of postage. Discount U, Clute aud Agents. Single copies ten cenls. SoM by all Newadsalere Remit by postal order to MUN,N & CO., Publuhera, 37 Park Row, New York. PATENTS. In cxmncciioo with the Scinttjit Americus. Mown. Muon A Cb. sre suHmtora of American and. Foreign pategta, and have tbelsrgrat catabliahmeiit Black, tbe young man who wa* injured liooa aod Sketches examined, aod adrioe S, jumping from a train of care al Wayne free. A special notice m made tn the Seimtijif Amrr.cnn of all Invention* unctiou, tea since died. Patented through tlii* Agency, with the Tte balance of cash in tbc State Treas­ namn aud residence nf the Patentee.' ury Dec 1, was *470,8&3.14; receipts Public stlsulioo is thus directed to tte daring tha week coding Dee. 8 were •51,182.114 ; payment* daring same time troduetloa oft Jo effected. were •24.728.04 ; balance in Trearorr Any person who ha* made a new dis­ Dec. 8, 1877. ; inornate fur covery or iorentiou, can ascertain, fir* of tbs weak. t28.454.W0. charge, whether ■ patent can probably be obtained, by writing to.the undersigned. Addrein for ll.c Paper, or concerning Patents, MUNN A CO37 Park Row. Naw York. Harper’s Bazar. Branch Ofliee. Cor. F k 7lb ata. ILLUSTRATED. Waabhgtoo, D. C. THKSATOBDlnSSNHIGPOST The Bazar b th* organ of the fashion­ able world, and tbe expounder of that world,* laws; and it ■ tte authority in all melters of manners. etiquette, costume, ind social habits. — flortun 3Wetter. Tho Baur commend* itself to every member of tbo household—to tha children by droll and pretty pictures, to tbc young Udi« by its tssbioo platen in endless vari­ ety, to toe provident matron by it* pat­ terns fur the iblldrra a clothe*, to niter, /umilioi by its tasteful drelgtsi for em­ broidered slippers and luxurious drossing­ gowns. Bat the reading-matter of tte Bexar » uniformly of great exceJcnre. The paper has acquired a wido popularity for the fireside enjoyment it affords, and has become an establiabod authority with tbo ladies nf Ammira _A*> F J1--.— Weekly, ana Bmntr, to oaeaddrem for on* year, S10. or two of Harper'* Periodiaak. to one addrem for one year, •7.00: pewteg* frre. An Extra Copy of either tbe Magaxine, Weekly, or Baur will bo ruppliod gratis for every Club of Fisc Subscribers at •4 M aub, pud for by om remiltaM*; or, Six Copws one rer, without extra «my.f«»20 Ou. Back Numten can te supplied at any time. Tte Volumes of tte Baxar revameore with th* year. When no time ia mrati0Md,n will be understood-that tte robwriter wiabre to ceetmrarw with the number next after tte receipt of his order. The Annual Votam. Harpm'a Ifo. ur. i. MM doth bindtug. will te a^ te SUN. I os* ateyaa ot tkii faiwtsnr. •liKS TUE GIEAT CAUSE VMAx5nnEn • r ml* 4«ms*M a. ku Timm! it tv sstiivd. Ikst WssWsr. Ssv V nwssSw HU.atlils’slsek ia Iks te< be i mirv i* tsv ik< kmru< staste hu<«'< llivl Ikshslla at las afmU«lM»sm4 and all I Hsmlsal hrMeea . [KaEgaS] • 'strallr; Cssmayo.n. tr.li tun saris* Division. TV. SHUH. «k.r< 1.1k ■ia* sassvsf imavnlsrlsb aui itriii ««i otrtoit AMERICAN POULTRY WORL0. sewingHachine LAST CHANCE? fStV™ KStSX4 j: twumw&i S35SrTOdCMh"inFfr"x Dr.A.toLIN’SS^ ■litermnSs "■f.xvt'iniirrvu i. sass. AUX. for lrim*M* Madison Dispensary, SOI Oo.l UrOH-.txiro,.. 1(1. »ILC. BIGELOW, TKAIXH KAKT. nmcALimm ustitote. GEO. Ft PARLO orthern NRAILWAY COMPANY O EN T R. A 1_ tlraa Creirai K B. OS & CO.’S ORGANS ’ teste. > IMteaaM. affiNQSI KErfea; u UrsMTu^O, geJtlSAS; GflEAT REOUCHOU11 PjHCL ■Moke Dome Attrartin by htnluiaf THE ^tESSaSfeJMEaSt Saturday Evening Post Which for mure than 56 yearn has teen the beat Story, Skcteh aad Family paper in tha United Slatwt. it b published weekly, contains eight largrp^rv, dearly printed on good paper, tiled with tha choicest stories and sketches by the beat writers ; not aeiaationaJ trash, but such aa a mother h willing to have ter children rred. The whole tone of the Paper ia sod atroag and bpmkUng Kduoriala, «te. Is just such a paper m everybody love* to read. TERMS: Poatace fh* to any part of tha United i States and Canada. The Fort will te mailed to any address ।for om year for 12 00. For six mor.ths, at nzi =r.i f i . t HO' 'trftaajWry.fira&ar1 tie 6mi Men Tiinmiftre. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-12-26.pdf 4e9cbbe600d61ea0f09afbfee8fd023e PDF Text Text ry.ffrprat/e^ RATES OFADVERTISING. VOL. 22. NO. 35 HASTINGS, BARRy CO., MICH., DEI 'EM BER 26, 1877. PSIMIIL HD BOESS CUIS Closing Out Sale f»HS. E.P. BHOWN fc 1. DEVErT FftMU'IAXs 4 SUXUEUXt Oto m ££4“*" *”"• 1.CCICH ROWEL'E/ 1 ~ LAWYER. Tubular Unterna with guards ~«nu. Bran Pet lanterns 90c. each ’ 70c. each 35c. per foot 15c. each 20c. each ?1 00 each 76c. per neat $1 50 per dox $ t 50 per keg 100 Champion cross cut saws [00 dug. warranted mill files 8 in. 100 doz. warranted mill file.- 10 in. oO dot warranted axes [000 nest* tin phils (our make) ‘00 dog. 6 qt milk paua (our make »0 Kegs Burdens horse shoes 1000 lbs. librae nails finhhetl 300 boxes glow (8x10) -I telt you Betery, 1 ahu t go another atep till I ask him." 80 .he tightened the resos and held tbe . .ml mare quiet. “Mr. Braley, Bwtery and I were j»t evtog ever to givoyMi a lift on going to houMkeepin*. bat Mra. Ryder told ut not to go, as aho thought you had all the help you wasted; and Ellen and May wm tbeeo at work.: What d.. yon think .boot ••ReaBy, Mra. White, you and Mra. I aimer are vraylkind, in your offer of as•istanre; bat Ellen Ryder and May Ed- SSEfisS’ WHOLE NO. 2081. Humor of the frillings School. When Rinbard Bnneley Sheridan cun ecued the charactee of Mr* Malaprop ud pnt in h» admirable rowedy of “ t2 Bitlm. he was found. would roach an extraordinary drwnw of popwlarity and tad many dw^aZd aaCata, grant and- amall- . Until Sbcribrought Mra. Malaprop to light, the ioR the Eaglioh■laaguage, hid^new"^ they hope to get through toon. Wo are exp-lttteg matter, a. fet jratwhle, « we intend Io give oar Urigbboro a general invitation to c.ane to our house-warming •ext week ; till then I prorome Mrs Bra­ ley would prefer not id receive vimtora." A?1*1 S?,,‘ a“*u •t,!co‘),d ed Mrs. w bite. Mias Bctery aaid noth­ ing till tbe miaiMe'r bad pawd on with bis pfesamt femwell bow, then she pre vent lu her irritatsou in no very pleasant to our ndmg put the hutue, even if we be allownl to go itoide," uiJ 5be eroeriy. after a while. •‘Lot’. 50 :o Rm Miner-, end make a vidv 81. wilt be at borne, and I maw will let tu la." A. they pawed the parin'. h.-use, cbm mw amoko Urao from (he chimney, and that curtain* were hung <u .1] the window. And nil other goods at proportionately low prices. OR. C. lifSSKtX. PHY81CIAM & 80R&S0N stronger. I am not going to temp*, a-ny one to his rain.” “But, my dear, the people will think ____________ wam>Liwr>. VX" *1 cannot help it. I will not put the Mro. Braley*, friends had not wil her | boithe to my neighbor’s mouth." empty handed from her house. The eye* ■ "1 am. afraid yon are loo dogmatical. of the two girls danoed with joy, whan fur I Wo must feud a little fer the aake of Don t fail, to call uud dccure a bargain. . tbe first time in their liras tlscy mw a pi peace and harmony.-’ auo unpacked, a Wedding present from and haaby did net'rito to the rank of dri H Zen you ha > v read thinjdease hand it to your neighbor. her brother The solid silver tea aei, and feet writers. They were mere rorruptora । various other article*, dmlgtsed to beautifv oflugwqta. Yours Respect fully. ... the home,' excited their admiratom and Tbcuo writers found hoaa of imitators, | wonder. The earpeta were all made up, "Jam m you aay, Kitty. I would not more er leas uerawsful, and tbe slaughter ready to be lacked down to* be Soar, and of words enw abeolntely fearful. After v 1 —, man u mm wound your ouatefewee, but- I do think a while however, the imitxtora dropped Braley arranged you a little too Btrict upon thia aubjoet.'- off. one by one, and Billmgt and N'asby •‘You unver knew dear Eldridge! I ---------------- each room waa ware left in the full pterion of their it* furnishings, the gir> ' mala a riw orer hh deed body that I chosen field of naefelnc^. Sheridan had r a moment and admirj.- the' would never touch the deathly .Huff that to«a« cxc«m fer the iutroduetion of Mm :h everything wes wt exMr. Braky looked and fell annoyed — Malaprop, for the el.arseicr was intended ;ht place, where it would as a aalira on certain ignorant but preteaHo now tbit hia gentle wife was fira in 'Itoos ladfe. moving in high EngUah «oa ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR her rcwilution, ud be had an inward be­ IS CHASCXJtr Fr-raurt attoelloa r1rN to lie/that she waa right, but .lid he would my, and, bfridra, hi. work waa artiatio -There ; via,’" ab* acid at last, “Mr. and cfever. Hi. imitator.. Bikings and have fewn gind to give every gurut a glam Braley mtn arrange his library to anil A«by, were nr* miirical, and their writ­ himself I J>all not undertake it. We ° Kb a Ryder Mt by th« table atmlyiog ings lnnu tlw first worn tLc reverse of arwill go down stein and I will fry my new piano—I su, p<we you would onjvy that." dunog the diwuauvu, and neither Mr She playdl aercral marcfic. sud then Braley nor hie wile noticed her preaer.w A Soldier of the Old School. struck into aiwalis ‘ Now, dears, if you till, a brand failing^pon the hearth, he Fold Marohal Omni Wrangd bad a are not too tired just atep this out; I wan: rote to arrange it, and «aw ilia teira drip .«wt of jfrim.ooaroo humor, which people ping from bur cbedu on iMe botA. He 1 10 HJbrMre^Braley 1 may we T’ and they fell their meaning with full feme, and rather enjoyed after he became M oM that ■ it 1 could no loap, be pmetieed nt the rant •prang to their feet, and kept limo to the gUneing at hia arifc, took up the lamp of ' popular libmiaa. But iu hia earifer jingiini keys, till the dour opened and from the mantel and went to hia atody it never aparod MM the moat Merad Mra. Braley went to tbe table, and lay- daya 1 the minister sppswred. when tlicy scoddsd | feehngw of dooiMtic affeetion Tbe fedtowfeg eharaeterieue ioridsmi ta generally quite welcome, it wants it, and whiteUowa . Tbe Genera; wm a native of washtng. too, mortal bed." He laughed outright. “Did yoa think Stettin, where in ItHA hia family lived. There is a pirn in Cafefenia where I should scold you far keeping time with Sitnultanrousiy with the trcmblen in Ber oysters grow on tree., and tho woods are your fort to my wife'e music 7" Hu occurred etas au outbreak in Stettin ; made musical by the datter uf tbe abrik "I did not think I win tn the minister'» as thcy*are shut together to keep out the Something bouse till I saw you come in," said Mary sun. Thia CaUfernia Kory is repsnted bltadifegaearict. from nsemory, aad ww are not sure bat ww “I wm to chtrnxd with the music, that barerisgWy ealargW ymn iu I fergvH poor Robert fora few mieuoa,-' rub raletow v "Ho never drank till be waa io fair last Tbe Adrian Toms print, the foUosring teidKUeo; with tears in her eyes. M a genuine "excuao" brought to a teach, "Came, Kitty, give ns Coroaalioo. I year at ooikpe, He became acquainted As* w«.tovra er in that nrigbborbMd: “Mte---------feel quite like tinging a jubilee that we with a beautiful girt, daughter of one of > lS.asSl.tol the profosaora, and ahc used to treat him pliwas exraee nunnie for ebe was “ras with wine whew he called, she and her mother both; ho grew to like it, and af­ e-1II ..II. ... ...I.. ....... —I. .. to do. I can arrang..- my ofn things, bat ter a while he took vtroogrr drink, and I would not undertake youro." "My library » not »o rolumniour that Odd Jobber: -I wbh I d got my broth it will be a baity taak. Who will bo my er on thia hen job with me? Inquiring torch-betrar 7 1 ahall need a light." employer: “W by, my man, your brother "We ran all gv up with you and help if o.porially'7" Odd jobber “Why, yarn you will allow ux" . air, bee gut a rare cheek 00 bite, my •■Come 00, then; duty £rot, and pleas brother baa. Why, he'd think no mon urn afterwards," and taking the lamp of asking for a quart ot beer or to over a from the mantle he opened tbe ball #oor, job Like thia, than nothing? and they paand out and ran up atain. “I want to go and k« the Uae-bril ••I’recwle u», please, and uaher u» into match," naid the enbeditor. “Wril? ask your sanctum," raid bit wife with a smile. feat .life and got into debt. Tbk fa. ed tbe chief, “are you through your work "You seem quite ceremonioaa ell at oom, grave often*- again* military diteipline, for u>e day 7 Have you rerigned Schon 7" my dear." and involves diamitnal in dkgrace. You aw •‘Yen." -Haro you idenufisd Omaaa "I feel it a duly Io imurem it upon Wrangel earned hia hoavy burden a. long tbota young Udiot that a minister's study a. be could, and then threw hinudf upon hi. fatW. merry. cnofennl bi, fauh, .nd P*7 ,nd “TB ing. Hia wife was a. white ami rigid a. hi. honor. The Stern veteran looked hia marble. I eaBed her ucfeeltok, bocaiuo wrn calmly in the «yw. "Sir, yon cannot ‘Wbv, Catharine Eaurbrooka Braley 1' •be WM SO calm, I ahall never forget her •Rather a long name for to amal) a per- md reply: ‘Kiuy, I had rather tee him blowing your braina out with jour rrrofi/lftEFta L _■«. nt." That was .11. The young man ». tired to bis notn, and nhot himailf on the ward God, 1 around her waist, and drew her to hit fere tbe hM left,»tui when h« marrfed him »poL Ho bad literally obeyed hi. father a "Thia b delightful. Coma in, riri. •be wm w hopeful ind hippy ! Only Iwo and bh military .ujerinr, and for many their beerti ire right! yean, »ad it wm all »o wdly changed! I I acc thia perfect paradiao " and hie yearn after it w« related at eharteterfetm will never touch, teate, nor handle any a .periled With delight u be looked thing that iatoaicataa. I expect ewemre of Wnotei . atero nature that ho never iUiiroads bad not then wound their way if I daviate from coatua. beu I .hall try abed a tear for hi. enn, never mentioned snraog the bilb and vales of New Eogland, hu name, . and never n&nd it to be csrryiag thrir burdene of freight. The farmers went to msrfcet with their butter, cbeomand pork, peeked in huge, heavy lumber wagons, or sleda. and returned la­ den with groc-riee, and other neteseary articles for family wee, .nd frequently Furniture Depot, South Side State Si., Hastings Mich. brought home boxen of mcrnbaodiee for F. 8. BOWEM, - Greble & Russell. DENTIST Miciita. Nashvilte DETROIT STOVE WORKS. THE JEWEL COOK! A. GOODYEAR FURNITURE. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. Everybody knows they ai;c the only ,^7 PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS it- J- M4XX/ Carriaie, Sin aM Onaieital in the city and attend promptly to all calls in that line day t>r night. PAINTER Al *: M. ff-ck-s Carris*. Bbep Jefferson St, - Hatties, Jriich fJoqking and heating of the tncmt ’ improved patterns. BOB SLEIGHS With the improve^ chilled shoes. Wm. H. Goodyear FHAfilACGffiCAL CBMPEOPLES DRUG STORE. Physician's Prescription" »nd Family Rcriix* IWILffl HILI MS! . Perforated. Ghainpion and Diamond tooth Cross Cut Saws. carcfnlly pre- jMired with Dregs and Chemicals' of purest quality bnly. . Swot's H®Tbu> GKAXUltAriM............................... Mien, of the very best muk(e. The celebrated H.IRRlfiO.V W^GIOJ^ The unbreakable Seat Spring. Doors, Swth, GIom, Paint and Putt v. Leather and Rubber Belting POWERS & E aura rriure Uama, that Mra. Braley-.out. fit fer houtekreping wia -nt to Wtwtfiald. When it was understood that the minis-ter WMmortag into k» feuw, Belrey Palti-.tr trade a grand rally to Me and help — She called fer Mro. White to gn over with her ; »o the deacon barocsecd up the rid itorrel mire into the ririgh. and they started in high epirite fer the «o»c of ac­ tion. But remeroherfeg the rid .dd.gr, ■the mere the merrier, they stopped u Mra. Ryder, .nd raktd her to arootapany them, to help act the minister’s felk -to "’'"Have Mr. and Mra. Braky invited �TftHifutLio^ «4//rq Outalu, Neb. Dec. 21, 1877. This i* winter they tell no, usd yet the air fa ** balmy as a June morning, no. fire* in tho grates, windows open and the praaa green around the many patatial raaidences which appear on every hand la thia bceotiful eity. This te it* .ppearanoc to­ day, but it fa in strange contrast with end of capacity to alworii "a ehamw,” but the trouble te that no amount of absorption makes any change in the absorber. Every­ thing that te within reeob te swallowed, and if tboro are any *igna of a dbpemtioo i* *t coco rained, “O, you burn t given *e nough. If y„u don't give oa more we will vote ugultxat the public credit, vote lo empty the Treasury, nod vote aguinol the Provident every time." It looka to the ani for tluteo who hare no carre, we think impartial obeerrer very much m if the the mud blockade of the country moat be time had arrived for the Soath to giro the GJt by every burin, man. Warm and Adminiatratlon a ‘‘chance" to juatify ila balmy re tbe air ia thia afternoon, there baa been no twenty (bur boars in sueces aiou for eome week* that it hu^not rained Thursday night another horror shocked eotne portion of tbe time, and the street* New York from center to rirenmferenre. patios. They bad intended to demand At five o’clock. jttM before the employee* tbe country, ere nearly impeeanhle. and a* inch a proclamation, but it we* tewed had left the pfare, a boiler exploded at No. a ueceaiary etmaoquenra the farmer* stay before they could meet. “Gath," in the C3 Barclay street, in the factory of Green­ at homo and buinoe laaguiahe*. Bat Chicago Tribuar, calls th* roll of the field A Son, tbe large*-, manufacturer* cf derpite all the "draw-backs" of the unfa­ twelve who signed tbe address : eonfeeticoery in tbe world, and blew out vorable season for buaineao, Omaha, un­ A. G. Curtin, Tilden Democrat, Penn- the entire front of the building. Imme­ like moot other place* in thia country diately the whole structure wm wrapt in John A Andrew, deed. MaasaehuietU acorns to be prospering. It ia said 1000 fame*, and a scene of tho wildcat horror dwelling bouses, many of them fine costly ensued, There were over two hundred building*, have been erected since laat peraore in tbe buildjcg. in the upper stoMarch, end we notice a number of Goo ri«e mostly girls, and, a* a matter of eoorae, there wm a frightful eeene. The fire, at years ago, and which add largely to the general appearance of the principle atreota. cape, »moke added it* horror* lo fismr, One of the many attractions of Omaha to ua ia their splendid public school. The High School Building of khicb wn wrote when here before, fa the latest and eoat tbe tnart money of any free public acbod haute in the world, and tbe school*, in which wc have spent thia afternoon, are aecond to none wc ewr taw, aavc those of De* Moines, Iowa, whfch in the modal of. iiHUuetiot, thorongb culture in all the the scholar*, and the regularity and pane reality of attendance an shown by the rec­ ord surpaear* anything we crer axw, and tuan would not flee as Groan a pestilence, if be only rauld. All in all, we can my of Omaha that it* futnre look* bright,no*wiihauading tbe deciaion of tbe court* that the terminu* uf U. P. R., te on tbe Towa'eide of the Mioeouri river, and to that point >i* train* most run, and to, it eonvey. it* pawengvr* and freight. ( And yet, until the outragnous loll on tbKVidge aoraoa rewri, that peases at that point, be tn’s certain extent depressed. Bat it ia hoped, and by aoatr believed, that the Democrat­ ic majority io tbe House can be induced to giro enough attention, to tho public wd fare, lo pa-a an act compelling the U. 1*. R. Co., to treat tbe public fairly ia the Better of Uli ayer the bridge here, bat we think it doubtful, as the Imi House re-' Political Note*. This OOSUUT will now refresh .itself with a mouth of respectability. Senator Gordon te dfaaeminating a be lief that a steady diet of reconcirutiou If Blsne and Conkling become recon­ ciled, tbe Democratic yearning fur a fruit ful Republican quarrel will be hopcltsely down. Be tween that William couspirod to got him into a lunatic asylum, and to do it, represented to his father that he ■fa for Wtffiam squirmed terribly, and William wm much agitated whUe Cornelioo* waa oa tbe stand, for it wm evident to them that there wm some feundaiion st least in tbe charge* made by Sco’.t Lord at the opening of the rase, and that th* publie would be made to believe them. And thro they dread what te to fellow.— If Cornelia* ean substantiate tbe fact that William employed a man to penouato bim in disreputable places, there te no question A full line of Undershirts and Drawers. have a complete stock of Mon a, Youth's Commission Merchants, 33 Monroe NI VERS AL their bead*. He made a faint show of reeteunde, but finally yielded, and they must go, noloa* the Governor mtcrferwi, of which there is not much hope. The raid ha* drmonMralcd two thing*. Yim, that there b no hops'of anything like law DRERS WHITE SHIRT in the City. CUFFS and the latest n.irdtie* in SCARFS, TIES and Silk Handkerebtefii st., &rand Rapids, Mich. GROCERIES, HISTORY. K-s-. TJursvw. .-sa YOUTH'S^ tOMPANW TEA r*E?rl)ETECTlVES OF EUROPE ANO AMtRICA. COFFEE. KSs-ttattrcrasZs act truth. Every officer and man eom prising the crew of the ill-fated ship ia left blamriraa by it (tbe report) of tbe the disaster, save Commander Ryan, tbe officer entrusted, under him. with the •hip's navigation, and other* ot the officers, derilect in their bouoden duty to th* ex­ tent of having neglected to carefully note the result of the aoueding* and to tain bearing* of tbe veeed by the light* named and in tight during the night of the wreck. No blame ia Imputed to Admiral Trencbard, unless tbe re- port may b» construed an negatively cenauriog leave port during the storm, at the eoliritatiou of its commander. The Z/aroa ia emphatically pronounced to-bare been staunch, seaworthy and well found iu every revpeet, and l-cr machinery worked admtra. Uy to the laat^ad the eamcn of tbe disaster “ ascertained by tbe Court may be summod up ia the two errors of having taken a course too far southward and to carrying SOAP fcssustE ’rtMprj.rj which has the power to grant lieeusot, Ouf Washington Letter. commenced eight month* ago to take their .WaantNOTow, D. C.. Dec. 21,1877. cooey, and directing them to go on aris­ ing just the mme. aa the receipt would It i* too much to expect that the mriprotect them. Tbe Grand Jury waa not ac* which prompted the effort to. throw eatiaficd with thia, for every gin-mill had on Genl Grant's administratioo the odium hia receipt and waa eeUing, whether be exteal placated by the report of the Court Police Commiaeiooera were directed to ay- of Inquiry, designated to require iato all rret everyone net baring a '.icenae, and the circamatiner* .tteadiog that dfaaaier, abut up hia ahop. Eight hundred were arrreted in one day, afid tbe gpod work tory refuting all the lying lUtementa made to that purport. The findings appear baaed Ou an honestly conducted iarmtigalion, with a view to placing tbe respoosi- , bility where it juatly belong*-*-in abort to, thia wood-pile. Io the Grat place the Exriae Board, which ia Tammany, ia not compelled to pay over tbe money, collected for liceuxo till tbe ikencea are granted, and aa reeeipU are no* lioraaea. Tammany had the uae of a million of doUaoL Second­ ly, Tammany never intended to oolleet the money at all. At the end of the year the favered rum-acllera would tone in and de­ mand their money on the ecore at no* hav;og bad a liceuae, ao they would get the privilege of ariling a year for nothing. Then again Tammany dare not touch the nim intcreot at all, for U dependa 4xm it to matatain iu power. A levey of <25 eadi produce* 1200.000, end » eaeh ram-ahop ean be depended upon for four voter, al least, it keep* an'trmy of 32,000 mtn alwaya ready to vote m mxny timea aa are needed. Therefore the action at tbe Po BUSINESS ami DIUSES HOM -l CtaVEI SEES i* very brbk now, just before tbe holidays, and th«e i* every reason to halier* that n will eoelinue after the fertive *c*sou ia over. The city ia very lively. yooeual britnie, aad the birds aang and the graashoppera chirped merrily, for it didn't accm to me that it wax tn akkordanco with the eteruel fiitote uv thing*. I wu* more disgustid, yiatcrday, than I wu» then. I wu etawkin down tbe street toward* Bascom's, in the faiat hope ar taeetin a Neo York drummer there, and paaain myself orf onto him cl a store­ keeper in an adjoiuin village, to tbe ex­ tent ur, a refresher or two, wich is my „l_ _ __ _ __ V___ V___L ' Boy's SUITS and OVERCOATS. Umbrellas. Satchels apd Shawl Straps. ia tho old alory repeated over aad orer again. When aueh seta ve of daily occcrranoe, ooe almost wiabas for a monar­ chy with power to make ooe seurible, dr'vilal importance to nacher'* cbeef and noblest produx—men.' jit la uv impor­ tance to me wither I her tbe I’oetofis at tho Comers or not, and wbvu tbe tyrant Grant removed me, the face ur everything wu* dark. 1 wpx dboppintid wbeu tho and for FALL TRADE. the aalt pita in that vicinity. Notwith­ Owr CUSTOM DEPARTMENT coostanding this to te generally felt that a alight indfacrction on the pert of ooo»maadiog officers on father aide of tbe Rio BROAIK1LOTH8 for DRESS SUITS. Grand* will preeipbat* actual war; and CASSIMERES end CHEVIOTS for CLOVER SEED that tbe meet certain method of averting BUSINRffl 8UIT8. ‘ ’ it is to bo prepared for its occurrence.— DRESSED HOGS. The Coogre-emnal Committee* to tore* tigata the border troubles have got to work and w* hope their labor* will ultimately rvUtatertM aar Ma *T sliW are la.HM to defeat tbe purpow* of th* Mexican lobby sretar w.ta «- te l.iw « tolaorar*. » here, striving to embroil us in a war with E.G. NEWHALLA CO., Mexico for the sggrandrxemeut of it* teadingspinta. , A Isgge numfa-r of members of Con­ gress hare gone to iq-czsd the recta* *i their home*; but with tho beeutiful In- sod * frightful lorn cf life ensued. Tbe Tbe trial of Dr. Lembert, th* Preeinumber i* not yet known, but it cannot be T. K. Pierpont,dead. W<wi Verginfa. las than fifty, and the ghastly list.may dent of the swindling American Popular David Todd, dead, Ohio. reach a hundred. One man wm kilted in Ufa Insurance Company, i* orer, and tbe N. 8. Berry, New Bampahir*. lie street, with hb horse, by the wall fall­ doctor, thank Heaven, wm found gnilly, Anitin Blair, Democrat, Michigan. Two living Rennbliean* only are left- ing on him, and building* in the origb. Waahburn and Kirkwood. weeks. He will of ocurac move for a new Of tbe other prominent Governors thee trial and thing* of that sort, aad delay in office, Gov. Buckingham of Connecti­ was thia catastrophe ? Simple enough.— juatice a little white, but there te a cell for cut i* dead ; Gw. Morgan of New York It wan not a wnro-out boiler, for the ferae of the ex picaion d«mooirated it* atrergtb. him iu Sing Sing. acre. . Tbit ia especial tealira; and Gov. Ramsey of Minnesota ly enoouragiog, for a mors ro'-ten concern Em been a member of the United States but it waa in charge of an entirely incutswm never permitted to exist. It wm rot­ ten with fraud, honeycombed with per­ jury and wonn-eaten with imbecility and mismanagement It wm a,aink iato which ignorance or neglect, or both, it exploded, the people's money went, the Fnnident aad a hundred home, are dneolated. It 'and Manager* each holding hi* auk at For much of its present prosperity Omaha ia indebted to the well abused Utriou Pacific Railroad. It brings the orca that feed tbe smelting works, worth milliona a year lo the tuaineaa enterprises of the eity. Ita gnat work (hope are here, employing all the way from 1000 to 5000 men, attire machanka, the very men ao mtch needed to make any city Omaha ia, also, farontd with one of tbe beat Hoick between Chicago and San Franetsco, ‘-The Grand Central,'' and thia, Gilad M it te mnatantly with the beat clam of the traveling public, tends to btrild up the praiperity of tbe city to an extent that can only be appreciated by those who Wcro compelled to “atop" at Omaha be- CLOTHIER tlemanly.eode" put on a brood grin et the tell perpetrated by tbe mutual friend*. Latent advice* confirm the belief enter- TOBACCO. IMPERIAL -80AP CROCKERY. IS THE “BEST.” STONE WARE. Vol 22 4tf. PERRY MASON MICHIGAN Smith Hoyle & Preflton. D"ls' CARBOLIC OIL ' CHEAPEST AND BEST. . ou.zcA.aa posh FAHMER The largvat. bom pvlalsj uaekly pabltahsd The People’s Paper! Agricultaral, Mbeefier aad Market Ro' WIT NEVER FAILS! TryitOnco-*» FERRAND WILLIAMS A CO., chEsteb.’s "cWp! R1CTLT J3TOVERED RHEDT FARMER FOR 1878. The act bod devired by mut aal frieads" U. rewaae Gordon fiom tbe ugly ditemma la which Lie arrogant bearing toward* Senator placed him last Friday, ia readily apprehended after a penna! of the fellow. !■« wu “7T* . Daily Post. I One year, postage paid. THE PRAIRIE One Copy 1 your, portage paid 75e. Cluba of fire, poutage paid, 70c. Club# of ten “ •• C5c. Club* of twenty,................ 00c. / McCarthy, roney a oiler, Detroit, Mkh. By Grocers generally and by oung. „ $7.00 .. Asthma, Ca,arrh< Z. B. WILLISON, both Daily sixteen invortigating committees? One has hitherto been . good dral more than the Democratic party could stand. Tbe fairer agitator te depressed with a foreboding that the recons will pat an end to bi* design* oa tho public credit It will, if hoeeet men do their duty and keep tbe subject before the public in it* true light. Tbe ingratitude of tbe Democratic par­ ty te simply boandlrao. No* content with tbe work of the last week, several of the joint reaolution, introduced by Damxrata, indorving die l*ve*idcnt's entire course.— That would give the serenity of the Admiutetration a fremeodeus wreoelu The silriv agitator Iim ditcovered ar other valuable authority for au uolimite inane of the dollar of the fathen. It in Iloeooe Conkling and J. B. Gordon, ia tbe enure* of executive proceeding* ia the Senate yreterdav, and mutual understanding thereon having been arrived at, m set oat in tb« followkg Mper; hte Ordered, That arid p* liquor almo it entirely ccaaod. So strict pcr.Le entered at large on tbe Legislative waa the surveillance of tba police, that for Journal of the Senate, namely: Ihxriog some weeks it waa difficult to gate drink anywhere. The doer* ware cioaad, and yesterday. wort* were uttered both by ouly regular* could get in by the ride Senator ; Gordon, of Georgia, and by Sena­ doer. It waa a must enoouregiug expert- tor t Conkling, of New .York, which were ment, but the action of th* Mayor inteh- ,mutually Mt to be unkiod and offensive. ed it, and the old riser of death will roll jReport* of the incideci appearing lay the The XUd Power CURES HUMFHRET8 ADVERTISF.ME*rT. Wanzer & Barnes. TkthcO AMD BUCK' paper* of the mcraing which ere inaccur­ ate and uujuat to both epeakcra. Upon earvfuj inquiry aa to what war raid by sSsTS Blaciwd'i RJTeSta. [UTT. EADACHE. ggrgaratTg; Homeopathic Spocitico �F«os HrcKosYoMitw, L«* Saturday your writer L.d tb» hU­ rt of attewdisg the Teachers' Aaraxittio. hich ecertned at. lbs Kiw^d^ ^4,^1 iaiK«Muo that tho. City Drug Store! to Dceembcr 20th , ■ R,USI“ *iU W om WANZER & BARNES (Successor.* to Babnxs * Co.) adllkra mn. Phamix Block, HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Having and keeping constantly nn hand every variety of Drugs, Patent Medicines- Homceopathic Bemedies, Ulen, .nd the tiec occupied by rol«-t ~«wg,.ndclnridMioM and dem-raatt. «faas of Afid.merio.1 p*h«p»M Md propornuuw.. Tho zfuTnooQ u half p«tt on,, whh .cvend mctnbcJi present and wa* rendered inferrating and iMroetivo by tbe .pir-tod daof qMttioa. which altaa arire b tho wrbool room, tbo tree aolotioo of which U iodbpeMaldy nere-ury to tho giving of effieuat inatractioua lo pupil* and to the Plffi, MIS, IM «l IIRISHES. ??"*«? rf“ e*"- ■>•**'• Ite* B-1- <*«w J -T"1* of Brauty, tbc.Iadia al! know U beat. Schoo Book* Off re and Scb.*.,l Bhnk and Mamorandsm Books, b awy ttyh U yerar own prio. reapocStslly amreted. b U —1—HpW-'. Pr-riptb- or 3374 TWnga in General. Turkey waste peace. on high prices at the Englbb joarnah talk e little warlike. At 4 in tho afternoon tho Aaoociatlcn adjourned to meet at 7 it tho evonioe, but ?’«<*!•><>• inure pseefsl rilwh beforethe adjournment time, tbo hoibc ia iu political affairs. bring* writ filled, Mr. E. W. Hewiu of Hickory Corners who hat been engaged to addrmo the people , aroee .nd prowced to .peak on the aubjet of Education, in hie uauallr o*y and flneni manner so a, to oliril tho marked attention of every one prracat. Hb remark* ahowod him to be well versed ia hbtory, ■ rood roraoacr, and General Grant's a[*rtn>rnt al Nicu ecu anted of a saloon upholstered in y«Bow ■u impruarive apeak er p damask and a bed room in Uue velvtti Dure wa* abo a atn-ly (smoking room) in blue velvet. Mr. P. II. Heaney ha* just Uiraahed The wife of Gilman, the Naw York torout over 47 buaheb ot.au to the acre baa recovriol her reason and gone to from 10 aeres cf ground and from one and gar, viril htr hiuUad. one half buaheb of aeed to the acre. Doo Carla de Bourbon, the clriaunt to D. D. Smith will bare hb mill ready to the throne of Spain, b ’ Fancy Goods, Clothing. Huts and Cape and run is two w-reka, hb will have one of the eloped with the wife ol brat milk io Barry <*>unlr. Mr. Raymond baa hb new ahiogle ma- j ‘^WB'h-'GmeindaJod chven per­ chine in operation. ton* of Trot, N. Y., to attend hb Icetare, The new grbt will u Freeport b g^ :I but tbn ex-Mnyor declined to waale worda , ou ao amall a gathering. ting a heavy run of euitoin. Singer and St. John (the novelty of tbe Tho,Roger*' achool with Mr. Andrew*;■ _ Al a recent f**hli>nabla ball in New I ago) from »:W to J50. cheaper grada nuch Call: and learn prices and be convinced that I will sell you good ' York all the drenaa of tho ladica were m the Howe, Amerian, Wilton, ete. and a* -teacher b in a proeperimt condition. K-cond hand machine* of all kind* from ' either white or cream color. JI6 to |25. Office with Z. B. Willboa, The rood m very bad from beta lo Beaton elect* it* mayor every rear, bat Heating*, oppeite Port Office. 29tf Ilaatinga. , tho citnen* ate thinking to elect that ofJohn Burd eamo vary oar Laing hb hooae by fire a few daya ago. A lino of ttramers to Braai'fun and perron* who are not wow antacriben to in Barry Cofinty. I am permanently located in Hastings and will Isaac Bleeding fell shoal thirty feet other South American putts i* about to be the Bammku. We want them imoudiately. Eterr reader b invited to rend u. n huer endeavor to suit people in prices and goods. from a aaffold at Mathiaa Slerding'a Lira oubiubed from Pbiladrlpbi*. Cranberry culture b worth more to Cape nr paUal card full—the more the better. ■ few d»y* agn; be waa carried to tho Send oama ftvm a* many different Paathouse for dead but he b up around *g«in. Cod than sro it* hiking and wheeling ia- offiww a> parable, and we'will Mud them .noeimeu copha of tbe BanXXB /m, M Old Mr. Vester aa .old reaident of Carl­ they can rec for thomsoirra what kind of ton, b up North «u a ebua and hu luat a paper it I*. Rader, tbb raquat i* for hb abanty by fire and b iu a dretilute rar. Do Mt wait for aomel»dy clre to doit, but do it yooroalf and imriediatrly. i alleged wu lust at play and you will cooler a faror on u aa well There waa a chrbtsmu tree at IMiaaton * .bank. When it wu lAll Monday evening, Dec. 24th 1877. ------- Jgo that large turn* of • DanU Hum b the champion chopper monryr were muring from the bank, W. C. Faxon, the teller, and Frank McClelland, bookkeeper, left the bank, and gnaupa charped them with tbe lott. Neither of Has just received a complete stock of tbe young min. however, were proccutod. Ail burioea* with • the office moi: be : A collored man named Thoma* Munday done at the delircrir* or the money order , waa brought from SxJtvepb, Berrien and rtgbtercd letter disk unlrea a private . county, on the 21U, *od lodged in jail at intervbw with tba pottmaate b derired. Grand, Rapid*, charged with robbing the Ordinary letter-writing at the money er mail* and Rcaliug letter* from the pott office der drak b prohibited. Pcrwu* are requeued to all the num­ ber of their baxa at tbe deliveries. CASH STORE Gold 102} Tbb i. holiday red.. The editor of tbe’Brainer returned from hb Western trip Ctrbtmai* morning. . There will be ■ Red Ribbon meeting in Agricultural Hall, oc Monday evening tbe We understand that arrangement* arc bring made to bold a mow of Goapei meet inp in thbrity soon after the, boli»i»y* !\ The adjourned matting of the Supervis­ ors, will be hold al the Court House comfencing at two o'd®k on Monday Jan u«ry 7th. . The next regular meeting of the Board of Education wil -be held at the ofiee of tbn u-crctary on Tuesday evening January LEH'ISSTER.\ . */Hr. Kdwin Hyde, with a ample o friaida aught ovex 100 Iba. of Salt in about four hour, ooe; day thb weak, one of them, a pickerel, tte^had over 18 Iba. To all of our reader* wa rend greeting, tbe compliments ef. tbe aoron and our wiah that the year to eemc may be touch of jx>u one of general 'aad apecbl proper- Tbe paMor of the Mtthodbl Epueopal Church hereby expraaa* hb gratitude to the public for tbe land tome do^atmu -of 1103.80 received, by ihua on th« evening of tbe 19th lo«t i t The repair* on the il4rabytenan Church ■re not yet complete*! and it b probable, though not certnU, that the excreba next Sabbath, aa oa the kit, will be hdd st COME ONE AND ALL nm:- - - - - - LEWIS STERN Julius Russell STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, manual Church were pay solemn and imEx-Gor. Baglay Mat 70 proud* of praasire. The *enno» by tbe Rector, Rev. randy, TO pouMnf trnta, and 70 pound.1 J. W. Bancroft,waa able and rioqnent, the a rarins, to the children of the Reform , European articte'Ue world orer. singing excellent *r.d the decorations School nt Lansing' aa a dewiert for their Tbo t'nilch Staten util oca in agriculture Thb popular lino commenced on their I Cbrbtmaa dinner. 10 per cent, of it* area; Great Britain, , ■ummer lime raid, Monday, May 14*h, BEAVER CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS, Nila offer* a Uraua ot 150,000 to Ber-! i 58 per rent.; Franco and Belgium, 83; I three fast expran train* real, in axtoecXHin FLANNELS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES, rian county provided that city b mule tho: 1 Auatru Hungary. 88, and Holland, 70.-: with tho M. C. R. R. pMMngere laving Thb ahow* rouclu*i*cly whence the agri-1 flatting* U 7:30 A. M., arrira at Buffalo Programme of tho Pionear Gathering cultural growth mu»t *pring, Springs. aaurn day at 0:10 p. M., aad New York on tbo 10th of January: Social bier next morning ai 10.30 a, x. Tbb faat Ex-Gov. Bagley resncmb*wd tbe b-.y* The Britiah Bible Socbty report, an viewa till noon, then rafreabment*. Af­ and girl* tn tho state patflic school at ■Monuhing demand for th« Biblu among day exprean b tho beat train between ter refrdbmenta tbo meeting will bo call­ Cdd water, sending them ■ ff2» draft to the -C-Mack*. Orer <10,000 bare been Michigan and the Eaat. Parlor rar* from Detroit to Buffalo . riceping coachoa from . ed to order for apecehea and the election ■id in eelc'jratiug Ci-rirtnran. Buffalo to New York. of officer* and each other buainaa a* ahall MO, 1M-23L feel of lumber w«e eat in =ay30tf ft A I I on me before purchasing and I will sell you goods bo deemed brat. Th* meeting will be on the Saginaw Vnlky during the past year, ' Do Tou wanTebrap reading—go to^lhe U ALL cheap ns can be found in the city of Hastings. the pic-nic order, aad all are invited to the Urgmt amauoi evrr eat in one year, and an increase of £7,000,000 Act over There arrived at Galreatoa a few day. -trculaUcg library of W.utxxa k Bansta. bring aomething ratable for tbe common ago, 150 German immigrant, on their way ___ 30 35 ■apply. Heretofore theee meeting* have to Marion county, Text* On the train from Galreaton the beggagraiartcr wan .truck new Wagon Shop, where be may be with the peculiar dupe of a bundle, and, nd al all noun of any day, ready lo do mb will not lack of tbe eatablra lo .apply upon rlamination, brand in it a big Dutch- any work in hb line, from putting a new tbo hungry crowd. Tea, coffee and sugar oct5mS .poke in an old wheel, lo th. building of Phoenix Block, State St, win be supplied by tbn organization, the A literary and oratorical intercollegiate toe brat buggy ever awn in the county o! KrsAi rr’a baby elephant baa hcera cut­ balance will have lo be made up by etrt- oootat between the .rodent* of Albion, Barry. Don't forge* the pbee; ia the Hillsdale, Adrian and Kalamazoo coUegra, ting up praMa in San FtSucmoo. He •hop with Jason Rich A Bro., corner of wa* kep* in a .table next to a mule, from will occur nt Kal*mau»> Jan. 25th. which be Mole the hay and trampled it Kalamazoo county Ear kid up all her under hia fee* lo make a ruaitrea*. Tbo liquor tax. Il amounts toJ»8,lUH). •tableman refuaed to entertain him longer, By order ol tbe Exmtivn Committee. Th* winter term of Albion College open. ■nd be waa removed to a atore-ruom under H. A. Goodvxab, Pro. the theater, where he amaabol three Wac­ County paper* plane copy. om, tore up eercral yard* of lead pipe and broke into a ga* meter. The M. E. church in Raiding b to be CORRESPONDENCE. Anafteruptto rob the office of the After tho ffree day of January next, I dedirated on Dee 30th, Prerideut Fbke, Treaaurer o! EaMX county wa* made by ■hall do a ttriotly a»h bmiueM, and eanVUOM OKASaSVitXS. Albion College officiating. burglan on Thenday night >f lari week. •fcoi trutt out email amoanta, for I find on Thinking of no better way in which lo The State Pioneer Society will meet in Tbo door to a pouderou* *af» in tho. off a: tny book, hundred, of Jolhni in little apeod the present ihas by gloming a f«w Lsnaing February ffand 7vm blown off wltli nltto-glyarinc, hat the •rnounta, and my poektt bonk crire out ■ item, thki may be alightly interating to nobc of the azpforion frightened the ope­ •Pie officer* of driving park aauaflaiioa. rators and they reaped without obtaining ■gaintt farther like nroaedinga. I Mke the public. I wijlfinl mention the bank tn accommodate, and where my word b have ■ meeting at Jackaou Jan. Olh. any of tho money in the e»h box. rapt firm uf Terry A Sow Tbt* firm baa given, I will ool go back on it, and must JsdgwCooby praridod over tbe 2ffth an now My, pay up by tbo firtt day of Janu­ boon engaged in trade (drug and grocery ary next. 33 34 Z. B. WuxiSOW. line) for aeveral years. Mud the closing of nuri banquet of tbe New Kogiar.d roriety. bold at Aon Arbor laat Frxtay 'evening, their ettablbbmeut by the officer, bra and Judge Harriman delivered an oration. ory Concn Lodgo F. A A. M. No. 345 ! HATS AND CAPS,. SHOES, ETC., ETC. Bibl 0 in al! aixcw from 50c. to $12.00. Common Prayers and Hymnals of new and pretty design. AlhnmR to suit every irixe pocket book. Toilet Goods 111 an endless variety, from use to ornament. Juvenile Books illustrated by the best artists, from 5c. to $5, certainly every one can be pleased. 01 Toys for our little folks—An immense line. MiMellaneou* Books -ueh •• ' Dickens complete works, 15 vois. McCauley's History of England, 5 vols. ColridEe S Ancient Mariner HL by Dore. Poems of SltskespArc, Moore, Byron, Milton, Scott, Burna, Tennyson, Longfellow. Whittier, Alice and Phaibe Carey and many others, GLOTH and TURKEY M0RR0000 bindings. Elegant books for .gifts, in fine bindings. Back Gammon board.*, chess, checquen, dominoes, Ac., Ac. Remember the place—CITY DRUG STORE—is where you get more for your money than at any other store. TEAS. I have it from 20 cu. to 90 eta. per lb. our M c*. tea equal to any in Ua eity that crate , you 75 eta. * I Om trial will eowvtwee you. DRY GOODS! I have on hand a full stock of Dry Goods of latest styles and also £ Holiday Goods DRESS GOODS of oil the popular patterns and best qualities at lowest rates. I have just re­ ceived a full line of .At Tho Post Office Building. ASSORTME / tha firm has been oom before dosed out, through the demand* of creditors,, while doing bnainra* here, ^hat may hare been the eausre of hb former iMolrency, b no* by the writer known, but it b plainly visible to all, that the enure of the recent fallow aro numerow, and the matt culpa­ ble of any that haro come under cur ob- There are 250 pupita io attendance at the following officer, were elected for tbe the loatitute for the deaf, dumb and the enaaiagyar John C. Colman, W. M.; George W. Marr. J. W.; A. 0. Cort^ right, Src.; Robert McBwrio, Trraa-; Cha*. A. Polly, a D: Grorgo MeEhraiu, J. D ; L-wb WlllbtM, T. iMteilaiioo to ucear on the evening of tbo 27th ina*. Fruit tree* are boddiag fa Illnoi* and An inipired Democratic editor rema rka fora are entertained that next year's fruit with evident pride,that hb tforiouiparcrop will be a failure. ty "ajoepU no gifta." That b a face. It Silting Ball b reported to have return doaaa't wait for aueh a doubtful re*. It ad to United Smta* territory. •teal* what i* wants, whether it ba a *rat Tb4 duke of Manebtwter will mcow-I in the Ilootn, or a portion of the pablio ttamre which kd to IttigttioO, than that the dotendant Wm Camerrraunfortusttriy Earl DuScrin aa Govenwr^Gonrral of Cun- debt, and drown, all proUtt by yelling Irrame risprariblo tor a num of mo»*y for which be had never «>d never wa* to recrive any return, nod obstinately declined to pen cut. Mr Jarne* Clark# appeared for and an plaintiff and httwreu him and lawJana oa hb efficiency. Dr. Umbra*, the Prerideat of the defone* Amerian Popular Life Inrarance Cumpaay. ww fotrad guilty of prajwy » awrariug to friw n-t-arw*. Preri.lant Hayra btt offered tbe of U. 8. Wttrirt Aftoroey of Booth Caroli— to Mr. Carbin who aict-ted tbe mu is the a 8. Senate with Hamburg IN THE JEWELRY LINE, — 7Tu»;~ ' 'a ism i axorpt 27i ocrea from cut ,rido of samo and N. i of & E. i exrent 174 acre, from natt ride of mme of Metlon 17 and the 8. K. I of 8. B. I ot Motion S Town 1 N. Range 0 W. Thb ffirm bolong. to the Oty National B«>k of Chi­ cago, now in tho baud* of a Rooeiver. and will be acid al a great hargrinA eub offer will be more favorably eomldcred, but will be .old for one-third or om half eaah. l-Unre on time. Offer, rol.e-.wd. !f, H. Watwosth. Beeeirer of the (Xly National Bank 15C Waahiogton 8i. Chirago, Bl, Men's and Boys' Clothing SPEES. I have them ttrittly pure. And all other good, usually found al­ ways kspt in Stock. CROCKERY. to which I now invite especial attention. I am selling at prices that will astonish all. Come in and look over my stock. HATS AND CAP I keep constantly on hand i full aaaortmant of men’s and boya' Hate and Capa. BOOKS, PICTURES AND ALBUMS �Col. Tbo o.inrrcetpu f..- imponc rt tb« Pon Huron etuiretw hou*.’ lost month nmouated ta 123,155 ? 1. It ia stated that the L- S. 4. M & railroad Co. are alreat to put wagre lack to very uoariy what they were before the BSES® KK-£^7*>4*'"1 Coogmtnun Hubble has introduced ia the House a bill erecting the Ippav Peniaada iatottw Northern Judicial District of Michigan, the coart to be located al Marquette. ■•“'sJrJIS WORK Ft Mm. Eunice Plato, uf louis, ha. <oed Alfred Ewer, of that city, for soiling li.raor to her husband under the new liquor law. The earning, of the Grand Trunk Railroad during the last six months were £31,000 in exero. of tbe amount earned during the nrrespoqding period last year. Five hundred and seventy two ladies of Charlotte have petitioned tbe common oouaeilof that place asking for tbe en­ forcement of the ordiBaoco .relative to clcMtug uloo-u, and other place, where li>|uor is said oa the sabbath. ‘MS' FILES. firt Wane, JactMD & Saiisai IBffjwy. l» the VaU«d State* an It •taiiMEMui.'aunnKX w CLCMII RAILIOAD. Tho Michigan Central Company have nearly oowplrled the work of faying steal William Waldron, Prreidcai of the Firs; National Bank, of Hillsdale, and brother of cz-Cougrtanian Henry Wal­ dron, died al Cl troland, Tuesday after- The Flint and Free Marquette Railway haring eatabiiah.d a line of steamers acnm Lake Michigan, and bwilt a grain elevator al Ludington, i* shipping grain to Europe ria ita road and the Grand Trunk. A reqro of #our and pork fer Liverpool has are hearet a*uy fom^tome They make home promisee only to break them. A* haibanda they make a thousand and ooe prnmixn to their wivu*. and hint a tboiuetid good things and raii-e many pleeaant expeetatiooa that they never are nt te think of again. A* wives they practice a thous­ and Huie dcretiu, equivocate many tin.ro, when *Uafcbtfcn»ard kcorety was joat th* thing required. A* parent* they conceal, gu. around the truth: deceive and often falsify to their chldren. when the truth ia always the better, always tbo best. Tbe children rev thin pen*.:.' double dealing*, no their want of integrity, and learn to cheat. itrceive and dpurocate. Tbe child U too often a "cli^p of the old block." 7,500'"“■"Jr THE SUN The Detroit Iktiwy Jfetn says; "There is not a nicer, cleaner, and mory comfort* b!« little hotel in the country than tho Hudson house at Lansing. It* proprietor, M. Hud ton, is widclv known a* for many years the popular proprietor of tbe LSiring h<xi*c, lor which be built up a apkn. i THE GREAT CAUSE ! IICM AISC^tIH Btt •Im Malate, a BIND IAPIBX AMD O-fiOtT of God, according is her eggi on the paign one of hia children acrompaniod him ,------------------- *r, and for on four an ­electioneering tour. After Mr. teen day* calm prevail* jIms sun warm* her, William* had made one of hia finest waves rock ber, until tbe young arc hatch­ speeches, the kittle one, Wore the mrertiu" ed and take wings; whan the storm* are dated, rushed up to him and piped out. let Joo*e in renewod fury, llato or Sec­ “Papa, where do we ahow to-morrow night? rete* thciUMlrea would hare »ecn a ship Aia t I* fan ?" set sail in lh« cocbaBU-d aeaaou with faith that it would rvaeH its harbor safely, (gst Probabilitire gives in different reckoning pointed to consider tlx question i>f ao of tbe weather jnrf now and takes no ac- tuter-ocaanlc canal, report tu Gear of the We arc lucky, Nicaragua routn. ; cun1 mon mac and The IWlowiog sensible ad rice ia going Svrry devex school- live round' -r —------ *“--------------of debt, dothea. •<___ __________,__ _________ doors all you ren in good weather." l£fiK *. sewincMachine POULTRY WORLD. IH.MrsM-t *»>H.I.. 4*.m .an- i*.. A Mmn Swixdleb Exposed.—Om x*rf the swindlers who adrertiae remedies fur eooMimption free of-rcat, bat with pre­ tended dirintervateduem offer to rend the ingredient, far 83, ha* been expose-1 in Philadelphia. Bia room Wa* littered with let tent that had inclosed money, and two woven were bard al work getting arealam aad jackajc* of tbo noatrum ready for anil. Tbe peculiar wickedness of pbysfciaa said : -Thia wonderful remedy i_~ rirtually has­ heesh, tbe primary effect of which ta SXhikratiug, but fia ------—* use ia highly con-rtinned Injurious and d«Aalitsting. The aystem of a weakly patient (bnrv accustomed to its one must have it,<*r,>paring to use it,will rapidly Gil. In other Wi.tds, iu habitual tun ia almoAt. if not [quite u pernicious aa the opium habit." «n» *o* *«r >r S Tif “.■.•-.t i tStatnetftrtuita-s.'UiKf PmraiBUTIONMPANY tnwuWw? Kier » •3io:8o5’c«h"»M... xtaawtaKi.-aSr-Js: tlmWa’wita’kiST’* a**U“U’ *l,k“l UftWctewtaas i'liuMATM OMDmn. The Preaideat rent in to the tjeoslo the following nomination*,on trio 11th : Poetniaalcrv—Sarnud C. Fuller, Traverse City, Mich.; Evan J. Uoniue, Nile*. Mich.; " * ftrUB.STSSfUAKta' •r <W*»n4 ■«*< k.MrU aad if "f Pr*ki r*y tSirSE; jSH'raiaesrtat'-.-, Madison Dispensary, rOJ «*.cto**M,C*taae>..m. M^&Ag.K2?lr,’L HDICU. kSUBGICAL IKSfflOK. hl 6ml Smi1 fijfigfe ortherx NRAILWAY COMPANY l**rTT iCnbr** it «r CENTRAL iwi\S4s! OS asB.tat GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS Railroad ‘teistensjEtaiat Good LtETXitKM.—Comparatively few tcopic undaatand the art of listening, but three tew are invariably liked, even admired, and Ml infrequently charm tbe talkers lo whom they give ear. Tbe nice listener u pretty sure to get a name fur intellect, culture, wit, readjnere—for any sort ofquadity. indeed. which ha or she dore not reveal, and may not poasoas.— The person food of talking usually endow* the [-croon who listen* with whatever attributea he thinks be baa himself; and bit opinion of the listener prows steadily notil HmetiOMM it amouuta to positive wor> with another gentleman of a peppery dbpcritioni blow* and card* have been ex­ dunged, * duel ha* l-oea agreed upon, and be rcturna lo break the new* to his wife. -‘Mbereble man I" she crim, in an lxcts* of emotion, "would you go forth to figbt and be broogbt beck io mo, all shot fuH uf hale* .nd having your HCr blood all apftled orer tbe aarpet? What would b*cmue of re* if you were killed? The light ot lay life would b* quenehfd In raylcre M 'last CHANCE Some 200 arrest* uf unlicensed liquor dealer, were made in New York city on Saturday for violation nf the exciac law. :w< lily-eight yean* uld, and wa* car* vScvr, he wa* <und<ng one aftcmoon.witb some hi*----------evmpanioo* —of -* “ ““------- bridge, when fan groom Ind hia bone i the water to drink. 'Suddenly loat footing. -.felland the groom dwp immediately threw away--------- , Ilia uniform, and sprang into the rirer to save hia rervant. He caught him, bat the frightened man duag to him with qpeh a grip that he wa* obliged to go lo the bottou before he could get luoae. Erentuallybe-—• ---------- *’ - U!---------- * .hot, d«— __ ----- —. I*raaaiin medal for saving life that ooe still aeca, between ao'many other atari and order*, on hia breast. He is very proud of thia mark of honor, and once, when a diatinguuhod diplomatist a«ked, with aotua sarctnm. the meaning of the simple decor­ ation. which, at die titan, wm tbo only one be hod, be aoswerod quickly, “I am iu the habit of airing people’s litre some- BIAND IAPIB1 BIVIS10X. tto’oin. fl&pe n»-. tat IEO. WOODS A Gnrnbr>dgotx>rt, Mais, a M«A*., r»>a^; It l^ut- r. 1Intnbl^h, —X-.1 £uo' � 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 1877 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 1877. 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 frequent printing every 3-4 days for the first half of the year. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download.