https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/410/HastingsBanner_1883-12-14.pdf b2ac46eecf1ac3b80dc0c22a3381393d PDF Text Text % W' _ vo- kxvin. NO. 34. — HASTINGS, MICH.. DECEMBER 14. 1883. County News. The people of this vicinity wish to tender* Goods Sold According to the Times, The blacksmith who lately came here has got his shop in running order and it read) u> do all kind* of work in his line. He went to Grand Rapids and purchased an entire new set of tools, Mr. Jiri Stark* and wife, of Middleville, *ere the gnest of Fitsalian Blackman and bostms. fad has got an ftst tee can sell * binders « $rqr'n*u. and ____ way be talks it he is making that his prind- Overcoats worth $3.00 for $2.25. Overcoats worth $7.00 for $5.00 Overcoats worth 10.00 for $7.00. Overcoats worth $15.00 for $12.00. Men’s Suits worth $7.50 for $5.00. Men’s Suits worth $10 for $7.50 Men’s Suits worth $15.00 for $12.00. Shirts and Drawers from 26c to 50c. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs in Large Quantities. phi study. The other morning a man was seen raam1 fag abovt the streets, the dimensions of him several tried to'lake bat were unable to do so, when’your scribe appeared on the scene and we to were unable to take 1 the exact dimension*! of him. but made inquiries into the case so we were enabled to learn the cause of a small man assuming such proportions, and we learned the man was none other than Mark Skillman ami be was pa to a bouncing girl. Better set up the cigars Mark. Mr. J. R. Bush 1* repairing his fence around the famous fot on which the depot is to be erected. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society held it* last meeting December 5lh. at Mr*. J. R. Bush's. The Sabbath school in this place has con­ cluded to have a Christmas tree. Silks in Black for 75c, 90c, $1.00 and $1.25. Black and Colored Cashmeres from 40c to 75c. From the Herald. Cheesbrongif* handle factory, gives con­ A large assortment of Underwear, Flannels, Cottons, etc., which we close out at reduced prices, and lower than any store in the county. stant employment to 20 men. Messrs. C. V-. Riegler, J. Fehely and H. Will, went te Grand Rapids Tuesday morn­ ing with teams. Mrs. Johnson has given such good utisfac- tion as teacher, another term school has Seen arranged. of singing The recent numerous runaways makes it more interesting for the wagon maker* than the doctors, fortunately. Miss Jennie Will returned home from her IN SPITE OF-ATMOSPHERIC OUR GOODS KEEP A MOVING And we have added this week an1 Immense Line of U»l« d»y , , fartMter. «w* tw* -in ? ■mbar l.t, IBM. Vt-ltor- U, Itotroit' P|0|jSe SO pOpul^T. ■MdtiaMy tavitod to through our »1MW, which will to- fouad aarond »• [ . . , . te giant cloth te&ll- A. MAY, ■null town. Will Downing is making large preparations The verdict was qatar generally appwnmA M. Blanchard has sold out his imm to the restaurant tnasinen to Mr*. Harau. for his shooting match. .> Woodland band congratulate themselves that they resisted the tempting offer from the proprietor of “Hearts of Stone" Drama­ ing formerly occupied by A. Kt Woioaac as a tic Compatf/. The offer found no taker* if harr.eM shop. Abner Reynold' died On Friday last ef eM it did sound well. L. FUnl has purchased the R. W. Shriaer age. Mr. Reynolds was owe of our oMeat '.mild residence inhabitants, being m his nintirth year at the time of his death; be was a pensfoairr of The Lansing iron works have removed the remains of the Vanderwalkei mill to the wnr of sfitx He has lived wtthfhnAmghter Mrs. Ogden of this place for some tmw. Lansing. •» Joel St John is putting in his saw mill at the village on the farm of S. Haight. He expects to make a permanent stand here and experts to put in u ’ planer in addition to He was buried on Sunday in Kalnraaxoo. Mr. William Martin, a very worthy gen­ lot on Broadway and will a the mill. A. J. Carpenter is removing his hc^isehold goods to Bay Qty where he has struck a job about to his liking. ' A man from Sunfield put in aa appearance on our streets lately. He wanted to see an tleman, has been aa invalid for the past two or three year*. The expenses attending sick­ Sense ef ness nearly exhausted hit means. our lads hearing that his wood pile seeded splitting, turned oat after school out and split and piled some five cords of wood for him. Where can you forniih better wvi* deuce of Ivys with .a heart, and that it is in it* right place? somewhere he got acquainted with ane of Abener Pattee and wife have been mar­ ried five years last Saturday, and the o«asion was celebrated by some twaalp tatotod Woodland's daughters (and Woodland has a variety of them.) The two agreed to marry guest* on that evening at thoir rv4denot. Wooden presents, refreshments, and aasnar- each other, and the day was set. The pros* hand at the pective bridegroom was men is were indulged in till at a late hoar . R. W. Mayo went to Marshall on Swtnrdny to visit bi* children, who are IMot officer very bad. When one wa» found he told him a sorrowful story. It seems that time agreed upon; bat the bride had repent­ ed and skipped out He wanted the officer to hunt her up and arrest her, and then ar­ with his brother Ferry. Fannie Blair is visiting here at Dr. H. A Barber's. Caddie Griffith’* and othe* friends. marry him. The officer who has a sympa­ thizing heart felt for him, but found be bad evening. Proceeds five dollar*. Sunday School concert nt the M. P. ehusch Christmas Eve. . • Two weddings in town last r m^q^nrry Ton^kins and Emma Sylvester, atfiMBsdny The croivcut saw with a man at either evening; C%nd Walker and Ada^Sttt nn end, has entered upoe its shinier career of wood cutting; but let no one think that fire­ wood will be cheap - in consequence, for tim­ with Dr. with D r DeVore's head Hgbt, one night last ‘ as “__ lie was driving ___ home. Luck­ week, ___ ilyiis steed jumped over the fence: instead of toward the mill. ber is getting scarce. Wheat la looking poorly. The seaa<>n has Geo. Risbridger has bought a lot in Lacey and has the frame up for a new house. On Friday last Gen. Potter. Arthur Myre* and a man in their employ were hauling tie* from the Newton mill to the railroad, and in attempting to cross the track their load Friday evening. ■ Mr*. Abbey has her house enclosed. . Elder Payton preachre at the Advent church Tuesday and Wednesday of this been unfavorable so far. Dr. Baker returned fro* the uonhera part A young child at Mr. Hardy died on Fri-, day the yoth, from the effects of swallowing of the Slate last Saturday. He reports snow A team driven by Albert Hahn and broth-* four or fire inches in depth. • a carpet tack. It suffered two or throe weeks er ran avty while they were going home were sorry to hear of your km by Mto with the tack in its throat from this place. The horses became fright­ Paul Blake, of Pocfank, the well known but glad to know that you will soon be nb9 ened at a hetrio lying beside the road near to' publish your paper again in its usual sire. the German church. The boys were left manufacturer of hickory rocking-Uljairs, had his shop burned with al! its contents. Hi* near the church and the wagon in front of house was saved with difficulty as it was We are having some splendid weather for the cemetery; while the horses were captur­ quite near. The building belonged to the fall and winter Work. ed by Mr Morey Teeple In front of his resi­ estate of Sidney H nil, deceased, late of Balti­ Some sneak tbeif stole two bag* of clover dence. .Nothing seriously injured but the more township. seed from George Lawrence last Thursday A bright light wus seen to the north of the night. A search warrant was nworn out, but Laoky. residence cf your correspondent Sunday (ke clover seed has not been found ns yet. M. \V.‘ Dunham has his picture gallery at morning the 2nd. and we expect to hear of C..C. Messenger has a fipe lot of hptUAv Lacey hi running order and ready for busi- more work of the-fire fiend from that direcgoods oahand in the line of silver whr*' Orrin Adams has nearly all the lumber on the ground for a new barn. Geo. Risbridger ha* the job of putting it up in the spring. Friday night. Now Jim, no more of your, which he is selling remarkably cheap. ’ -* It was talked nmwud town that Frank Norqpod had tun av^ to provide for themscl to say he i« back ____ ___ * got * net "’by the truck wheel* fastening out on a cruse to aolic'n aid for new against the rail*. Just at that moment they railroad. ' ‘ ‘' discovered that a freight train was coming A Unitarian minister will prrach *; from the east. Potter started up the track corners Thursday night of this we*^_ ‘ to give the alarm while the others detached P. T. Colgrbve and wife, etf the hones and coninroct*. :o unload. Of were the guests of A. G. Coctrighl and dry Jokes aa the girts. GW. Taylor, our drain commissioner, got the thirteen ties making the load they threw off all but throe, when the train came ; it bemg down grade they could not slop. The Thursday. , * '■’/ >?>. V Our northern hunters narivtri home himself in hot water jn laying out the big diMb on inc line of J ohnstown and Baltimore, trucks were demolished, the remaining ties thrown high and ths locomotive badly injured, and when, the boy* go: a lawyer to talk to but fortunately uotjera fed. The train was detained mor* than an hOtirj having owe of Gto. L»«fTi>ce killed fire, uul wwaW. two more; nd tee doe. not blew tekM » much •erne of the othw that didn't htfl safe and sound, having kilted twelve aw near a* many. Scsoe foil* wov the truck* broken. Dr. E. F. Brown ha* just removed a can­ cer from the left temple of Adrian Watkins. siderable to get a Apr, Jual fea Lewi* William and Lt^al I rived home from Dakota Mst t Mis* Ada Pratt, all of Assyria; Rev. P. Hol Mr. Watkins it a brother-in-law of C.R. speak writ of the new ca—try. let, of Nashvilte, officiating. Mr*. Daniel Clark has been very sick dnr- Crosby and lives in his family. Mr*. Win. Perry, who has been suffering from infiamuioii cf tire eyes caused by the Of 25 Monroe ■reett, who ten bean footoai Married, at the residence of the bride's father, on the 7»h inal„ Claude Walker and ’nC P°* wee^A goodly number of Lacey pnojde altended . the oyster supper at Baltimore. Tuesday>ra- REM8MBER—$6.00 worth of purchase entitles goods(arranged artistically in the show wia-. the people and L. E. Knappen fcw to* 4*d*oq*ed. dows ever seen in Woodland, or any other | fen**. The case agelna* Cron* no money to pay expenses When last seen he was sorrowfully going borne. ifah he was glad to awallow hit cud and crawl in hie hole. •T Um mvw bwalnvaa cwater Two rival stores in town have each a rival ‘ saleswoman. Result, the heat display of I Mr. Job Cheesbrough now has his saw *14 te sucoMsful operation, and will not be Sackett ha* taught in this vicinity for the last year and come* to u* with a good recoad. Ttere is a dytce at Frank Pratt's next Suits of an immense quantity are arriving daily, which we will sell at , 1-1—^' consigned to kijn ITTllcf* mir IllclKV UU1 >W*.!—.>.«- «’-i those astonishing low prices ’11111 the refractory pupil. Iriam one woman | dwor and left school Hi* uies to pick a <iparrei with another one. to 1 choose other than a public street? rest her relatives for persuading her not to The Stevens school commenced December jrd with Min Sackett as teacher. Min Which we will sell at the very lowest prices to all. the anction sale last Saturday. Would it not be well when i — ihy « farm at i tfon of blows up<* tbebant extended visit in Ohio, last Saturday, accom­ panied by Mr. S. Hunt, who expects so "re­ main here this winter. ob’iged to depend on snow for his supply of ha:»dle material, this winter. Mr. Conrad Buehler was at home to spend Thanksgiving day, and returned to Grand Rapids Tuesday. Conrad says he will finish his college course Tn about six weeks. Mr. Jahn Watts’ horse played peek-a boo Business ,ilh ruterjSBd John Spindler bought the Perry ning of the last week. Mr. and Mn. Al. Stephens, of Kansas, are doting of the tear duct, it rapidly improving under the treatment of the occufirt of your in this city for the part five Pars. Otia. on Monday test, started, far spending th* winter with home friends. home from your city and succeeded in letting ■> «*'»•■ **««•'• >-> —* Wednesday evening. hU kontt ra» ikrowlnj > wxrtriae* to gain favor with tba putetie from year ta ta.aWu«t «• '"H.' U—l hrt« tk, faw. gnat ..cch. �The Hasting Hanner. fyskHx returned last week for a filHJit visft • j». m. In Ulirr •• R' u?umrtjmEw im aiothiBZ is more icmarksMc or more Blog, L*l than the inherent oittiinacy withwhij pnwres* it opposed and the tenaurty with which we Involuntsuilr ding io prcvoaccivdi ideas. It was certain!) with such a Prcjudteed mind that, when recently in Detroit, we visited rhe headquarters' of jhr famous tv« ,n». * t- I* r ‘v&Mvmi al N Surgical ajn. --------Dnt. ,K. « lx.1 V. u. a^MHPt A AUOCIAl-mWaud ‘when wcMJ»<lurt A^PClATiDN atuTwhen wcaay* that we Wl left Willi feelinf*.* rediq-.l>rtlK»lm<»t i«««i «™l es.' vrith i>f the utmost tw >M . r.,r ,ta w^ leir.l we P-S item ft. ™ r ~±T'=’ _ S..« We. »i U.e «e but a vague । idea, of the injpressmn we recetv«d. Evyrythinj: is GfnI'ink received. Evyryibing them then: i* KXdnsubMu’roonJ were throng an The con»uhuig room- urrt |kr<*t<4 ad life, keying a lurt u ill nndj^tnn^- * ! m vJBmsttcnr < ourt’rtiJm countyofCulludm. Michigan,there- ' HSttawTm lh jjqiolnUng the umk-raignert m ; 'g^n-e ,.V1.( mar and 'S?i f <drcui: court “ >ok- cxevutnr of mrW last wlifam In the rnortgagr referred to. brfng aa follows, tr-tament. he no* Iwing dtdy qUaltAwl foart ria > All that carta La petoc or MnaTflElMd lying and now acting as •fiu'h.and no pnwrr<lHig" tu\ in_-the county <rf Barry and Mat* of |njr instHutcd at law to reroverthedebt iv- ana being .i _H • fbllows, u> wit: 55? The ,„“lllknB scnu-rd |.v rahlI umrlsrac- or miv ju.rt MicJiirsa. ilencriljcdtv-Tw-V.i.Co^r ^**rtUse w«l !h,s -«l<- in.r.1,. rrT^“ .l M r “ iLTXm, rt . *•■«Tb’SSlUfiSt twenty six iMi hi towunhln three (-it ,,1'lw nmMl«T Wr . • i<>w w «>f ,,f Hie tia><court .hmre- iu the r-ity nf Hastlng-Ju1 Jtarry-i army «rf activi clerks .and ImokBcpcra ftllerf mn-.' whidi whi thebu-inre*office. al| ,)>. tliemi4ne**office. IjJmrator-es.in f^Jiomtor.es.in 1Jh. hfetiert Mdrti r Um lands nml pretnlws dr- A»oant of taxwl, epata MAM. follow, viz: All tlrnt portion of the ’ numerou* druggisty and cfeettisE, whild the Mediail CootrU, in its regular session, was cdmisosed of men who insnired confidence composed m men uno fh>tn first acnaainiance and who evnlently uadentand CHRONIC DISEASES ANU UEFORXH-AeS. Au^nde o. .he bt ftutb having ttetn made In the conditions of a certain mortgage < wherein’ the power. therein court house tn the eln of Hastings in Barrv rontatnvd tn m-11 has become operative! execnla«. f —... V Ih 11 %f V._ county, ffienlgrm mid court house ’«r-lng the plficr of holding the rityiiil < tnirt tor Kiki comity of Harry-. I-hall sell nt pnhlit ami-tlou to the hlffitest liKhlrr, the LimUaml prenrisevMb-scrllHMf Hegi«l4,i’ of lhsrd« In and for Barry Counit Mich­ hi Mid mortgage. to Wit: All flint 1-enain (deep igan. <m the twenty-seventh dny of Nm-eiuber A. or parrel of land lying am! Iwlng In the i-onntv I), isso. hi Lllicr "iI” <>f niortxngi-snn tuigv “3?l” of Barty and •date of Michigan, known and dr mul gfv»n for the sum of the nmidred :uid fiftv ■cribed ns tlic west hall of theMHlth-ra-t quarter , dollars, to U- paid in fixe years from the <lat’r •tf section twenty-nine .fti hi tomishlp three nt. Iberrpf. with the pritllw of paying In three i|ortlinf ronir irwu <51 wesucreiiahrins tdsbtv ..'j»rs. w Itli Interest tayatole annually at the rate .irrc* nf land, or so mwh tliervnfliis shnli brncr- of eight |>er cunt per annum; and whereas it nil■■ssary to pay llir amount dur on;said mortgage, expres-ly uctit«I in said mortgage, that should with interest tbcrvniiat ten per cent, together any default be made In imyiiwnt of said interest vjith the cost* aad cxnetuw* artouiil hv l:i«. or any part thereof, mi any day wheron the tame . Ihitrd Drrrmhrr t2th‘. 1WO. ' ' i- made Myahlc-as above expressed, and should . the same remain unpaid anu in arrears for ike . siuiee of thirty days, theh and from tlicnrefortli. < I.API'.X HKlXOLDb.1 «. tnat Is to say, after the lapse of said thirty days. Atimncy* Uw A**igii«’c. . the ufonruuri.principal -urn of five hundred and ‘ IlattlHCdMc. Mh-li fifty dollars, with all arrearage nf interest there1 on. shall :u the option of said inortgagrc benune 1* ' Chanerr.v Order.. dm- anil jiayuble immedL-itelv then-utter, and d<IwMcjJ Michigan. Fifth Jndleinl ; fault liming Nyn made In the payment of said . , Interest on one of the days nlirn-m the same Is [Louisa M. HtiT|, lloriim* JI. Hull. Eluubellil made payaidc ;ts almxe expressed, mid theNmmv ALrteh. fneinnutlm-Tobia*. Cnlirtu V:inMlck!e>. -HU remaining uhpald and In armtn Mlliiokgh , iScbknt Fowell.-Viola I’nwrii and: AHw-rt .... j WiwmI- mon- tluln thirty day- have rlapNcd since the d, Ipnae . niaking of such default, and the -aid mortgagee , ntansee- -the thrci’last by their next friend. ’ 11 having elected to derbire tin- whole principal ; l*ntfell-4-complainant of five hundred and fiftv dollars, w ith al) ar kydBcy F. Hull, .lam Hull, Haitiel Hull. IHrli- sum rcuciijje of interest thereon, to be due and poxm ; ;iM Hull. Oriry Hull. I*rl*-c4ll:i Trowlirldgc and ide by'reasnu of sneli default, therefor.. there' is ujam said mort­ (4— Hull, un Infant whose rhr|rti:iii name I- I rlaitmsl to tidhio anil . gage ami the acronipnnylng non- at the date of iiakttowu. and George .1. Cox. <lefflix1anl*. Huit pending In tlie<Tn-uit CohrilfrrthrrmtMty thkmklre, iiio -me of six hundred ami tblrtv nin. dollars and iwcnti-two cents. aiid . <id Barry—In t.’linuccry —pl Hastings on thed-t no ptvtredlngH. oi sulf, at law nr ivitilly having • play nrNmcnibcr, A. I>. WRX .[ In thl* rnuae it appearing that defendants Iwwii iMtilnird tn recover the drht remaining .Jim* Hull and —Hull, tut Infant whose ehrls- tiiipaM ami m> wrnred by Mid mortgage, or tint ilan name U unknown, an- not residents o| this Iiart ttwreof. Now therefore, notice Is hereby Muttr, hnt reside III tile slttlc of Kans:is. Tbere- given] flint on U r-dnesduy the twelfth day of fnre. on njotfou of Smith A । olgisjic, the soliri- .March A. 1». P*l. at one o'clock In the aftemcawi !«•» f®rcomplainant*. it ,i-ordered that Defrnd- at that ilay. at the North front door or en ants Jane Hull and -—•• HqII.mSiom- Christian traneff trf the Court House in the City nt Hasting। name is u»known, cutur their appeartinrc In in sidd *xmnty of Harry nml Slate of Michigan, Old cause on or liefmv four months fmtn the ithat being ilje place of holding tlie CirchTt . iur sahi county of Barry .) there wHyhe ■ ■into of this order. And fluit within twenty days Court ' the comptatnants cause this order t<> be published ■ sold al public auction or vendue to the hlglie-i 1 in the H.vsTrNus Banner! Kild publn-atlon tn , bidder the pntnlsc* In said mortgage described, Imcoirtlnuisl nnre In caclvweek fnr slv*<*ks In 1or so ^iia-h thereof as may be necessary to aatl»- fy the a mount so claimed to tn- <hie and unpaid sikeoFWion. X ■/ iifion said mortgage, with Interest at eight per FKAXh A. HOOKEB. . , Clreiqt .Irnlge. ■ rent i«t annum, .ind the cost-and expenses a|lowmliiiy law. Said premises being ikscrilicrt in N-Ml ni A lOUJHQt E. said tportgapi r»s follows. 1<i wit: AH ffinsc snHHtnrw forT'mitplaiiuints. lAUest.i CHAt|l.fS M. .WK. pieresior parcel-of land lying and being situate in lln'Towu of Yankee Springs In the Cnuntv of ■ IteslMer. ILirri and State of Michigan, and rtcsrrilxnl u; follow>. to wh: The South Kart quarter (’.»( of of 0<> norHi-ttcst quarter (*0 iff sec­ tion t ilrty-fmir ./.I,’ and the North fiftv acrv« : of the wMitli Ifasl fmcikmal qiuirWiVi nf <wctinn niirttwr scvetitcrn <l“| Imth of raid dr-cripHAMBWbrn 1 iFi'Ur Tnnn then- (3. North of range fen jtm Best, and containing.jnhietv । i-,t. ... ■ iicixh of land ’ MHS. H. >(. SbHKIS. Mortgaure. Fa»«alelto.»tlRATIDS &. INDIANA ftu Mtirtghgcv. ' Jt R CO. buys- maple lliep.-jucinal limber. Railroad, alrtady Luilt. numcrau one of the hcahhk«t pern of the United StateK.punjt water, good market*, fine \ fruit rood rouli.sclioch.chwdtw, large agrieuiChancery Order. pepohtton, best hsilding matenal at low . < S7,' ■« TEN THOUSAND Farms in Michigan. «. ..^-.•a2^gw-aBWCWreT> ' d; . Cfrcultmmrt CouualaMouer in and for Barrv nortb-wcM quarter of |ht- rauUkiSMtf «iunrter of1 J*'!’”J'7.-.*■«£ ... wrtlon twelve, hi township two norlli. of i-nflp- i Chak. H. Bavub, Solinitor for <4>mpteln»nt. t<i> wed. lying south of the highway numiuxan •-------- —Xpartrrty and wimterlv course through said sec- • tmu, containing thirty arrra of land, or so much j TY I . IT T i II U zAll/.rl I dm-ou Raid mortgage with Interrtf ihmxtn al ; tcufMT cent, ingrtiivr with the qe»t« and «• I nenwa allowed by law. Dnttd Dereirtber lutli. A. 1). P*.* 1 CHtlLETTC. UE.ICH. sole Executor of the last will ami testa­ ment of Martha Ann Bearh. itiwwil. • I.AN’*RnxnLDR. Attoniiw* fnrHolc Kxwiiinr. iluttln C.twk. Mlchigiui. 1 . Detroit rive brought us to the Jxiver ,nuk Sanitariuni atfi .White Sulphur Spring*, of Wyandotte, also.owned by die Auiuckltior. This health rqsoit is. for lieanty of si illation and completeness of arrangement, unrivalled in tM'Wfix, while its waters are renowned ■ foir their healit inc properties. We c.tn cordiadv redommend VVM.Uw.. and —• • Sani..—. ml both ,w As-socution larium to otrr readers who may rely implicit udon the. medical and surgical skill of. .Male of MI(*)>iR»n. I'ountv of Harry.-—»x. Ata ewiou of the ITonatef'ourt for theC'uuuthbse members of their constdung* sialT who will be ati tM) Hastings House. Hastings. tvof Bnrrvholtlenat the ProbateOfllce inthecitj nf Hx-tfines In nuM rounty on TueMtey. the tlth. • „ ori Tuesday neat, Dec. iSth, where they may । day of Deeemlxsr in tlx* year one fhotruuid eight bec«»».W lns«r d».Ee. Th, ’i'lvxent'. cieiwn'i’ StnTtb. .hulK<- <‘l I’rolmtc. th? Association having caused uuuty swtnj the m«tter ofr Ibe eM^te or Albert M. Bhuo. In dlfcrs to claim to repre'ent it, all its author- dis’easciL .Iri "cry A* | TySrlBwES “It to see u it. All who are call .» All -t.r, .CM unable ..«.ku to — .1! .should .bn.,w .• tmP> that his final arrount this day fllwl , may be beuril and allowet| ant! h< (llschaireft write to Djra. K. & K., Detroit, Mich. . 1 from bls said'tnist. . « TlHTintpon it lx wittered, that Monday, the 7tb, . Mortgugr' Swlr. I day of January next at ten o’clock in the ferr­ ule I n I hr iravment of noon, be assigned for IlaItrariu? '»f -aid l ,rtlliefMiill having Ih-ch imide ia the Igagcl'earfii/ualt Un- tton. ami that the heir* at tan of «inl dcowmed. a otrteihi; indenture of mortu ----- *----- 1 uiadc crested in said V 04 rtovrmuer.,"1 .».!». made by 8v|Sv|- ! and ami all other |KT-*»r> permit- hit liitvrcstlM *nld estate. (Mate.. jntfh • r tsTi. ........... -*t.. rm.i.irtul ti. ini.rir ?-t s iu<w«ffinnl snlrl t'nilrt. Fttlksto.lnlin II. HnL-on.aml rwinti d atv re<iuln d t® apjmsir at a m-mIooof Mid Court, in the iifilcc7>f lice of the K<*glrtcrnf Ki'gisti r of Deisls Demis for Burry Barrv then fn lic holden at thr I’roMte Oller. In the * ■ first day -of Jancity of Hartings In Mid coonly and ahnw iSMiM*. rt>unty*. state of Michigan. «»u the nary. A. D-WTt, al one o’rlofk. n. in., in Liber If smy there la-, wliy the prater of fix’ Nild petltwo of Mortgage* on jogr liH. duly assigned by tinner should hot b«j granted Aud It h further ordered that said petitioner OntlfieOtafieyjldminivtr.it.>rof the estate nf said John ILUutibn dercaM-d. in writing, to Hugh H. eIvc notice to the |ierson« Interested In -aid es­ Snediker and the assignment thi-rtmrreeordrd in tate, of the |m'I4«1»-ih’> of said iwtltlon and the Ibejodh-Oof the Krgfcwer of Decta for raid -ounty lirtiring ilicrvof by r ausinc a copy of this order of Burry, on the thirty-flrat dny of/May. A. |>. tn he published hi the Hastings BaNNKU a news­ IMA in LJbcrtcHof Morigma*s.'on |utgc HP. at paper panted and dn-ulated In said t'oimty of a o'clock n. ul. upon wbicM Kild mortgage there harry inee in each week for there snccr«-ivr Isclalmtin to be durst th'* date of this nolU-r the weeks, nrcrkw In -aid das- of hearing. C1.E.MRST SMITH. siunnfone Him.Kind eight hundred and M-ivnty. i A tntj* ropy, | .liulffr nf HrtwWtc. f.Hirdollar*; mid improceedings having iwcn hi■diluted at law to recover the debt remaining m-. cured bvsald juocuagv m-jiuy part then ol, mid thejmwe-rof sale incrrln~ontnbit*ri having hc- <4 Interr-t at ten ’• "Tiuw w. xmux. 1 u^Tsit.r :< IHrlj Dor*. Re®d,Dehm . iaxsy AX rxTB>xmso visit ’ I J.-™ 3Sn3«rWWSlS®^HHiS'l»! w want 5 (HMcoidsof Boitsi IDid Not Interfere QT A 11 Cl I-T HT I? T2 CAT pl this winter, and will pay higher prices than ever. All holts must he 44 inches long, sound, straight, and free from knots. Split everything over L6 inch­ es: none wanted under eight y . I X Jk V-J X-JI -L -I A I -I 1 k kJ -f LX I -I I J 1 OF , Dry Goods. & Furnishing Goods. long. $•’> per cord: basswood bolts. 44 inches long, $8.50 per; cord. jTCall Spalding Muibvug to. E. Y. HOGLE. Buv the Light-Running “DOMESTIC” For a Holiday Present! The SIMPLEST machine made, having few parts, no compli- • cation, and requires little skill in management. The LIGHTEST-RUNNING machine, and on that ai’covnt is es|>eciall.v recommended by the medical faculty. Adapted to the Greatest Range of Work-twill do the finest as well as the heaviest, and is suited to thAuse Of all the appli­ ances that facilitate the ordinary, fanev/or difficult work. Always rekdy for use, ann the most durable machine mode. It has the most beautiful wm<1 work. It has the best set of attachments ever furnishetlArith a Sewing Machine. I nlxo Iitji the fair ffoiue. fioyal, fit. Jnhn, Wilxnn,* Ameriemi, Singer pattern and tot* of othn x. f hare m»ne neir nuirhineti at /rum $‘J0 to $3(1. Come in and get priern before you buy. I trill not be umlrrmld. Neeilbu, Oilx and Attachments for all marhiues. AU kind* of Wood Pm ' imps fur sale, and old Pumps repaired, at my offer, (hu- door treat nj nf P. K. Grant's, State street. > t^5S3U5£K1.**«',ul-«- "■ *«"•■" ? T-aad Cotnmiuloacr, Grand Rapids, Mich r Knit pcnlitiir in the Citcttll Court for the county jnflfarry. In Chancery, m Hastlncs. the ■miter, a. D. iwci. In thin cause " it atmeartne frtn im affidavit lin file that the defewtant, Morris। 1». wvu’iwiumv m B. MW*.., Decker, is a non-resident of ■ the Xtate. but la a resident of Cnba, Alleshanv county. Xevfr York. Ou motion of Hntflh X-.Cofarovt, nollcUogp tor complainant, it ia urtfcred that, aafai defendant enter hb« appears a or in tbb* cauac on or ticfwtc fonfmoBtha from the date of thlsonlcr. And that within twcutv daya the complainant cmum thia-order to be rmbllriwd in the Hahtikoh Banker; aaid puhlioaUonJO4 ; be continued ouc«* in,each week for aix week* - our ABOUT THIS TIME I ou should be thinking of what kind of YOU WANT TO BUY. T. PHILLIPS. 'jantnRoNtra, Travriiag Agent. BH0W&* IRON THE BEST TOMIC. Owres Completely I»yspcp-in. *,{arl*- IJver aad , Circuit Judre. Hmitii * CoumovK . HoHoitors for Coninlatmuit. Ute»i » A irw cony. i CtfAK li. Mack. Register. T , i Chancery Sale. I Ktiiti- of Miclncnu. The Circuit. Court for the coitaly of ;ilarry. In ohanvery. b.u. w. "We Offer tlie Talk about the hard times, there is no such thing. To be convinced all yon want is to go to Smith. Hams£ VaxArmam's. where it is not hard times, hot Cheap Prices. See their Immense Stock! ___ _ They have, besides the choicest China and Majolica, the . niMBt"i Be of nicest ine of Lamps. Lamps. Cups Cups and and Sancersew Saucers ever in Hastings, and “t “hoot one-half the pnee ever before offe: offend. By tlrti Fraa! Cards and Chrono., ™ 'r ““J ..................... ■ “’■* • ’•rr-.. !>. an>i Aim-ricm> Chr»- HI*.I' TOYS! TOYS! Who world not pull his pocket X' when he. sees ao many nice things to TOYS! ar land STOVES and RANGES The best article made, at prices lower than ever before offered. Call and See Them. )ur line. 4- 1 �I NTS S3.000 IN ngs Banner. u- togs and vld»:ty are contemjdaira" jwttiug ' --------- u DBfKMBKIC J4, IMX gSiNews. MBIMTSa LOCALS. uumanra . | \/ V J |_ *. | V1 \ \/\/ til p-,-,. W W — MASmrMTOMWW— I Qflu v0pp6P n3T6 » *ni t*4* ,lWe “r" are “ I and to reduce .our stock. Wb have , reduced prices in r alle 1de, x . . . ’ pertinents and «|1^ iigrep to present each purchaser of I4.W wedrusench.p« <«> ih. jin goods and owr with one of the following article*. EvenSunday, if iherc u-erc n.t« umma i one having a fair clrance to procure the finest ones. Also Healers in the Best Lines of s-oveiy. x^seix. lively, t< tiu,«xprv« ' add severil hands to their force. tetotortatoki^.varNrte^a’.chHntM n,rir prxwpsmry ■ miFikiux •b-p .uppi*... y. iwat. ira, dr, i per cord. Delivered i prohibiting dram shops Ceram. * Fisclier Piano! sntx'Rflne uxortmtnt | But of course e saloon keepers wouldn* 1 Van ran n.a fa, i lfce 1>WK fct Ihe oedll, ’ Frid*’ "*«*• “''■»* IN THE MARKET. Don’t Fail to see our Stoves Before Buying. (ROSEWOOD CASE. VALUED AT $600.| i such infraction. ----------- L------------- »»>w>.dkud"M.L.r«l*4>ol •!« Cook and Heating Stoves from keeping open i i doors on the Sabbath, we might-nuspect that. gol •*eojli tea” in the saloons. ! ‘bort notice. MaMufortwrlng Co. .... _. As a Special Inducment for Holiday Trade The order, no— on in fob-rod muufteture. ■Xrai, 117 Q \7 JHXpJqm^Tf' the teLmhrf”* the eompny to udd ..ch mMhiwry » will; B "tun. out»,««, brick, per d.y, , of Barry $1<M» 1 Fine Gold Hunting case Watch The Largest Assortment of Oil Cloth in the SO 1 Elegant Swell box Cutter ... .............. Lodge, Nashville, and report having enjoyed 75 1 Silver Plated Tea set City. Don’t biiy until you see it an immense time. They were not only 1 Domestic Sewing machine..................... . 65 pleased with the workings of the Lodge, but 45 1 Good Kitchen Stove arid Furnishings also with the excellent repast served liy Ed­ i Table and Pocket Cutlery, Revolvers, Shot, PowMMaerahlp of Wilkin a « Hall, Mr. Hall itor Strong, who royally entertained them 45 1 Handsome Bedroom set. Seven piect*......... ’MU ivntliuc the buainea. undavth* name after the session. Such fraternal visits de 25 ' . der, Caps, etc. 1 Fine Dress suit.I velop a spirit in men worth cultivating. , 1 Satin Lined Overcoat............................................. . . IS Pri Barker continues -to meet with re* ‘ . 85 1 Handsome Dressing Uowu Huffman Bans. markaMe success in his treatment ofchrpnic | 20 1 Fine Smoking Jacket diseases. We have before explained that t 1 Tilting .Silver plated Pitcher and Cup he user only eledridty, and his success, cs* j 150 24 Cases Silver plated wttfe pedally with nervous disorder*, justifies the . 150 100 Silver plated Napkin Kings Doctors claim that no method of treatment ! 12 Silver plated Blitter dishesi can compare with the electropathic. He , . 75 D. Rice** Dowlinir, Friday Dre. Wl. ? expects to havelliU rooms fitted up for busi- I 12 Nickle plated Watches HLMtr B. BABCOCK. | ncu rext week 150 20 Fine Silver platod Castors t so 6 Fine Trunks ......................................... Two of the tramps mentioned elsewhere 1 Ladies’ Gold Hunting case Watch........................ . 20 were taken to jail Monday night. One of ' NOTICE. . 40 3 Large Silver plated Cake Stands.......................... ent quarter* are arcurcd them set fire to his bed determined to gel 1 tfllcw with Nmlth £ Col70 out some way. Sheriff Crtssy appeared be-1 26 Knit Jersey Jackets 1 fore the latter, and proceeded, to mop the I Having Contracted to Travel for The Broadhead 12 Sets Combs and Brushes in Handsome Case.... . 12 floor with his worthless carcass. The four’ . 50 Manufacturing Co. I start the First of January; 50 Pair Silk Suspenders-......................................... were taken before Justice Greenfield, and | 12.50 2 Pair of Pants to Order (Made to Fit)................. and now sentenced to 30 days in the Detroit work ’ And 3.000 other presents consisting of Neck Ties. Suspen-< house. The two confined in the city, den j Iders.. Knives. Underwear. Hats. Caps, etc., making in All S3-1 got out and took leg bail. 1000. The pupils of First and Fourth grades of Latest reports show about ^x.ooo raised 1. ■No Lottery, of oue chance in a thousand but every pur­ I.Union building, in this dty, will give an enfor the railroad. tertsinment at Union Hall, Saturday even- chaser of $4.00 and over gets a present right after he pays his Remember the Masonic lull at Union I ing of'this week. The proceeds to be used bill come and see how fait we work this scheme. We will hall, Tuesday evening. January 1st. . for tent of organ, buying counting table and make affidavit that all the |ibbve articles will bo given to pur­ Don’t forget the •’Hoosier School Master'* I other schoolroom appurtenances. Admission chasers as indicated. , at Union hall nekt\Tiwrsday evening. Lodge, K. of P„ visited their brethren of Ivy WILKINS. Ho For Missouri! Great Clearing Sales! I J 15 cents, children 10 cents. Special Bargains in <Overcoats At the Old Reliable Best dance of the season: the Masonic | of all is earnestly requested. The children dance at Union hall, New Year's night. will endeavoi 10 make their entertainment 1 Street lamps, and water works are much pleasant to all who may be present. ureded in'our city, for the convenience of The fall term of our city schools doses I the public and the safety of property. next week Friday. It has Star Clothing House W. Lowry, of prosperous term in the history of our schools. | this dty, performed a successful operation The attendance and interest are largely iu I I excess of any former period. At this writ­ for cataract of the eye upon Mt. Rowley. The revival .meetings at the M. E. church ing, the attendance in all the departments will aggregate 700. Upwards of thirty have expressed a desire to lead the Christian life. We hes.r that in at»d about Irving ; school,150. Attendance in It will contest closely for third How true the report may be we are unable 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. high • Hastings has every reason Notice—Fins Fur Caps worrli $3.50 only $2.00. to be proud of her school. Last year the high school was the fourth largest in the stale. there , Jewelry, Silverware, Watches,' Clocks, Spectacles, and Musiqal Goods are place this* Michael Kelley died Dec. £tk. at 4 p. m.. funeral services conducted Friday; the Rev. ; Buyse of Jackson officiating. He. was a na­ ceives the most flattering reports from local agents as to the progress oMhe Barry & tive of Ireland, bom in Clare Co.,, in the yeai I 1826. He came to Monroe Co., New York Nearly $25,000 have been expended in f in Ihe spring of 1846, and remained there t this city the past year for aew buildings; !: seven years. January 12th, 1858. he was nearly as much more for repairs on other;1 married to Miss Han ora Shea, moved the building!.. following April to Michigan. In 1857 be Eaton. lime aFHastings. Washington how the Michigan Central bleeps the people of thia vicinity: Two job presses were reJ cently shipped to us from Hartford,Conn.,, hredihg from this city will be more cooven* ientiy arranged. Lei It be reemded ibal Ibe nud ecn|-r .u j weight 3,130 pounds. Freight from Hart| ford to Charlotte, 900 miles, >5.14;freight i | Iran Charlotte to Heelintt, as mile*. «4.57 \ tooKhnd rn.de s grr»l commotion with the tort in December ofthin peer. Oue y«r tgo Thefr the duh .erred up to Hettinp ship- , per. erer, d«j. The people of Holing. ; i Bought a Larne Stock । .which 1 Sell Lower than any competitor can offer. All Goods New Styles! ana Warranted as to Quality, t ha ertll wke ere completed, Mr. Header- I lh»< Hutiogi' recond nulroa.l <haU not.be JbottMwintare'™Tof the fiiiu places in the I U« throughanyUckof effort on their part. . 1 JOHN BE8SMER. state., | - r- • • ‘ By 6oapat«on, we fmd that buyers pty as much for wheat as should cr.il and consult him. In accordance with their established cus­ tom, the Masonic brethren of this dty will . Mkrdud Nim,) and Conafnble Maynard gathered in font Inlcrtatieg individual, Monday evening, who waned to have no vtdbte meant <of' rapport, .. ' WMWMM| and were lounging ; SPACE BELONGS TO !annf(wtureTJ and Dealent in EXAMINE AND Sil FOR' it raid hew taken tow such mraper. a i •"<< eidnity pay every year enough more * , f .. .• .than L—— .they 1..1.A..1A ml—m —all 11 th — should *MM..aM* require I* Io, to —raise the week to move a yard of dirt. bonus for the new road. A rival road alone Ike I lendershot t is improving ihe proper­ can relieve our city from this extortion. ty be iyiely purchased j»f Dr. Upjohn, on The ladies of Hastings are determined West Green »treet. W hen ihe improvements . 1 Their «iance netted $350; and now they | have another scheme. H is nothing less j Hustings those in t1 than a benefit entertainment. "The Hoos­ ier Schoolmaster*’ jhas been dramatized, by i any of our neighbpring dtiesjand this des­ Dr. Timmerman, and will be presented 1 pite the freight xHacriuslnalions against them., AU of wWch shows ihe benefit of lively com-1 under the auspices of the ladies of Hastings at Union hall, next Tuesday night. Gener­ petition. •’ f al admission as cents! Tickets for sale nt Wo are pleated to sec dial Dr. Polhonus Hotchkiss Bros., where reserved seats can |*s coeclnded to locate hi Hastings, having be secured by those purchasing tickets pre­ formed ^partnership with Dr. E. F. Brown. vious to. the entertainment. The funds Dr. Polhemus will give his attention 10 all raised toe to aid in securing the required bo- winter goods cut way down; stock off. Come and see will buy. MORSE E. NEVINS. EVANS 4 BROOKS, I SELL CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE. • For the benefit of those who want to know 1 - Now that Mr. I-aoey is in THIS Recriced Daily at my Store, which Standard time on the Michigan Central ^ed on the fam, in Irving, where he liv- | _ r. It ...is --------------slower unw. a8 minutes si than Detroit, j ej at the time of his death. He w.asthefath- ‘ and about 90 miUutet slower than meridian i er of eight children all of whom are livtng. where he can personally'attend to the busine$A we can e>pett that* the stage routes Sold all over the country at 35 cents. Everything in I must run my what a little cash 4w . to state. Secretary Kogers informs us that he re­ \' been ihe most; I On Tuesday last Dr. G. are quite smccesaful. Broad head. Dress Goods at the same old low price, 28e The presence' Tin.u- Copper. and Sheet Iron Ware Jeweler. COMPLETE. E. A. MATTISON -OIHI STOCK OF- STOVES and RANGES For Fall Trade! ,... jewe| j,toxe, £n(j|ess yarjety have their annual reunion and social hop, at ■ Union hall, New Year’s night. The well around the streets of our little dty. Juat, deserve.! popularity ot these balls is enough | inch fcUova aa thoee who put In the night ia i to secure a large attendance. the cooler hawbeencotamittiag the most dee- I , Al Temperance Hall Wednesday evening, Utah Crimea in other localinea. The, deaerv. Dec. MWt.J»-H» DenoU’ cUm iD C,r“‘ beings, devoid aa tlmy are of all relf- I a musical entertainment braWeryj respect, defiant of all restraint, have no I di^hytaL AtaMw: Fat Mb. io cwt.; rights which decent people ought to respect. pnilaaw IS «»'• An aTC cordially in- It is just to them and to any community to treat them as severely as the law will permit. • vited. ; Hour city officials can find any more such <* ‘Wu crooks, we hope they may be equally prompt Potter'* Sketches rn will It pleased with —AND— Musical Merchandise. I 1 Beckwith’s Round Oak Parlor Stove! SORTH SI UK RTATR ST.. HABTINH. MICH. •‘The He*! Mode," ut the rtrdict qf. thfnanndn. EXCLUSIVE AGEN the hriff mil IWhm mA 1fMtwjy »Ui ‘■™ Muff uwnts! mm tunargn, U mjui I pay you to examine our stock. ■ i Vti �The Slaughter Sale Continues __ k.. ZR,. JX/IcO]X^tZE3±ii.bC- . 'J mean just what I say when 1 tell y•ou that you can SAX E MON FA by purchasing your Clocks and Jewelry at my establishment Get My Prices and be Convinced 45154 M. B. K WRIGHT AND HIS NEW ENTERPMISE- show business was always satisfacto­ ry. I t hink 1 now have the beat ex­ hibition, however, that 1 ever owned. It is new. neat, original, ingenious amusing. and hiatnwtive. and cannot fail to give eminent pleasure to any audience." -Will you not give us a eltuncr to see the' Optogrnphioon hdre. at home, Ikidore you take to the , road.” said the reporter, “we should all la* very glad to patronize yon and pay you our best compliments.” * “It is my intention to do so. I ex­ pect to visit tiie principal villages and cities of Michigan during the winter, in the spring to go west and south.” At this point in our conversation wo were interrupted by a word in re­ gard to frac tickets, which came from spine ungracious typo in our office, As we looked around to sec who it was. we lost sight of the < >ptograpliicon mini, who hearing the appeal for dead-head admission^. Juul suddenly disappeared. “You are going into the show, biiei'uess again." said A Hastings Pasnhb interviewer tn.N. Wright, of Middlev|Me, as that geutlenmu enteiifKl his other tiiorning, “wA hear that you have recently purchased a line exhibition, in Sew York, and illtend soon, to place।it befdn- the pubiic. iWbtit have yoit to m»y|about the inattq-?" t , . -Well, nialiy, fhete is sotm* truth tn the ritjuor. The exhibition of which 1 havq become rhe pn<ses^ar is called Kyles’ Optograpltioon. uU‘1 h* n and wpndupful metliod of inresonting, or of representing. Rhoto-dtf reoscopic and Art-views horn i nature land life. We uke'pHotograph? or paintings in eolbrs, or otherwise,: and cOftvev them to canvas in size from six Ito fortv feet, and the picture;is a peircct copy of the original in’ every iuark. line, eolor, shadisgand piirticuiar." . - ‘What Is the natuit>^ the anpariititj . employed ia tlie production of DR. HESS IS COMING TO HASTINGS. these"art-views, aS ybu teria them?" Owing th the numerous patients that have “It is purelyjransppsed stereoscopic appliances that prodiic been visiting Dr. Hess in Giand Rapids, that feels. Thc iiistrun>ei|ls we ittse ; are. a>me from Hastings am! immediate vicinity,* <‘O»structed ttpion rhe1 principle of rr>- with the many request-and solicitations, is Jon. Tfiuy.finbrace I wo sets of cost­ why the Doctor lias consented to come among ly object-glasses and condensing lensch*, which under st tong illuminating Therefore realizing the wants and‘necessi­ power, convey tin* seeiip, or painting, to the retina br canvh-'< ’in nil *' ’its * ties of the many who need treatment, ami original ddtttil?. denr. precise, and woul l have.it were it in their reach, the Doc- 1 perfect.'' 'tor wiH visit [listings and take rooms at the i ? “Do you claim that tilts piroBoew is Hastings House, Friday, Dec. 21st. i iitirely trew?" Dr. Hess treats every variety of disease of । “Ho} jt is a titdiiral outcome of opti­ cal science. The niagiU.dantem was long standing, and solicits that clasYin par­ a method of exhibition, so w'its tinr ticular that have been ailing for a long tim^. stage cotleli a nAtans nf travel. Ah and have Irecome almost hopeless. compared to th«l oh! tnagic lantern Inasmuch as he possesses all of the latest the Optognaphiaon may be. said to improved instruments for examining and be a 3te»r thhuj. U’ite ativnnee in opt^x treating diseases; an extensive practice in eai science is equal 'to the progress made in 'Uhpr'departinonti' of ’ ’ some of our l.irgett cities and hospitals ena­ bles' him to ircAt succcBfuliy those eases edge.’ , which arc not currd by other physicians who “WUr dpbpmtyeall it the grnj do not have the time means of examining _ HiMeii that tiameCas ex­ tiacli. ’ pressive of what our exhibition is. Special attention given to dyspepsia, rheu­ The wotd Oplo is from the latin and matism, paralysis,_ catarrh, scrofula, oncer, signifies frotn vkmfc, lonk om, io see. etc, etc. trrftphi\ is a. contract ion bronchitis, in fact; all that class of diseases from the lutin bTrfp/n’ron, tyiiinh common Io the vitals, and more especfady means to jMhtt, draw or illn^trah‘. let no one fail to |ec the Doctor, whiIt itr" We make an affix of roo, of course, to llastings.nho mayibavecancer,or symptoms accommodate our purpose. Thru* the thereof, or anv difiienhy arising from a ma­ word Oprto-grdph-i-cok^/exptiesJius larious climate, if you are dirzyor have a onn object and properly applies tp our exhibition. Wo not only transfer the 1 pain iu the back or limits, the tongue coated, most lieautifui and interesting photo­ constipated, loss of memory, headache nr _ graphic scenes from nature and the JeeW. moat charming jmintings of the old If cither one or all of the above symptoms and new masters of art. .to .ennvas, are affecting you. although you may have for the picture of onr own aiullen- l>ech given up by the family physician and res. buizwfe invite attention to ll^n pronounced incurable by many.uthers, don’t ttyi/jrfiit tnfl drlmfatofiC •’WhHbexpense Is IntoLved in the fail to sec Dr. Hess when in 11 astingw, and at liianufactinc and use of the instru- the Hastings 1 louse, it you have any. trouhlementfc and chemical and mechanipul . same disease, HO matter how discouraged, apparatus which you employ?" ’ . five this your consideration and don’t fail to “Tlmt, to be butv, is a rather deli­ make thU jour final attempt. x cate question,'but we may say, ’this With mind npdurcd and enriched with much tlrat the|ofyec/-y/m</<ex andebn- experience,advanced studies, extended travel •le>ui\irr leMtr, used by its, are valued DID YOU SEE IT? CASTOR IA don _ _ T.___________ __ 1’onstipi*tion. Hour .Stomach. Diarrhea, and Feveruthnew. li inrana health iu»d natural sleep, without morphine. CENTAUR LINIMENT-an abaolntr rare for BbeumaSprains Burn*. Cells, &e. The moat Powerful end Penetrutlna Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. FAY.SZCRAPES ___ _ _ . . ______ ruterly bi the nhow <■ wrlUftr. linking [row Mr. Wright _ _ ALLDST n> Aini W hich Marched throughed the Mammoth W holesale Houses of N York, picked up a Large and Splendid Assortment of Goods for .___ = AIX FlVITslxU T*EM . LOW *r*BEAI.F.*a AWB PLAVYEBB. Stark Hnt-CtaM Freo C*UUfanw« ««•-< JOfaXLTS. Frvfaai., N. Y. KERMOTT’S And landed them 1. »»."««<(• BnM<7 the Drug Store of XTCFOBQEiaZtir. MANDRAKE PILLS, _ _ Muhawaila, Ind. Dec. 1, ISO. Dr. IXfaktri:; 7**nr.Wr,—<)v*rvurk ha*done forme what c ..ra-fnr inany. De-irtuR to benefll *utftTiii« wviiw-n. I add my truumnuy u> the value of Z..-P nrx For tiva year* 1 anfltriM tnwtty witnl'rolapmr.. beta* old tired tu u«e u *ii|>|Mirfer during all lliuM painful, weary j-e-ii--. but. IhHUka to your medicine, I wear li m.nwirr j tnld 'HulTafter nsln* one uud abnlftMiUttm, J am not well, but 1 work all tbe time, amt »m tw iter than I ever expected to Im- Y«u may um- my letter, and If any nne wM.ri- u. write me for mure Informa­ tion,jive • t.-m iii.Kfiill nddreM. Mm C. U. Frederick, Hotchkiss Pres.mnts eor lOPLE Presents J nun i<ii.r, til., April ft,lsU tm.FKx4ti.LV: X eor Presents Awr a;/.-— i mii> niniFthan plm*rd with the CUBEfick-Hndacht, Djt^ptta, Livr cthanoi jbinrZwi-iiu!. hi our daughter* ci**. 1 aai-urpriwM tuwoe how *he ha* ImComplaint, Indignation, Comtipation, pr ved. Whr U mUnlng hr weight and color, mid 1 think r-el* lietter than .he ever did; and PURIFY THE BLOOD. rti-r nervea are «ieady; and the iil«lYe*a In her XOTKCO-Wllbeut a particle of doatei, KertaotV* Pin* are theaMet popular of any on thomarkeL Having boea before the pohlic for a quarterof a cant* ry, and having alway* perfonoM morvthan waayrombod for thro,thry merit the *ucc«m that thoy bavo attalBM. I*rlce, 3»c. p«r box. For tale by all truggiaU. ■ ■ TUTT’S and observation, there is hardly a case lhat prod Hued for Kiwi money. As for ac<Je*- Dr. Hess cannot skillfully manage, espec­ sory apparatus it is very valuable. ially ^hosc of a natuic and long standing, Dur views aihl'ptrintitjgb nlopc num- /uch as phyiician'x generally hnvg not the l»er five huntfryd,'mid many vf them tifae or Inclination or facilities to investigate. are exact copies of worksof art valu­ I>r. Hess will Ire in Hastings nt Ihe Hasted at thouHantls *»f dollars. Our out­ fit consists of iectureyieU of 00 views, inq» House. Friday, Dec. -a tot. • each of which are Huoeecded by an ex­ hibition of paintlngA^drawingH, .-statu- । KDO YOU ury, inuraparenewnmi colored scene*; ien«i evening." “How long before yon expect tp go before the public with your new rishiOR SEUJ bitiou ?" " ; "We are waiting very patiently. for ihttAtnvrictin Engraving and Priut•n^Cop’lMny, of Rew York. till vitr Haai^l ’ li> i Ip- ’ oiwFwr prltfmg. They have neperid Wteimifo. a Inhgr marrd of tffiln Wheti thin work f» done wo DAILY-and- WEELKY • MAIL ;u <ntr tldlntl with the Optot. Mid the public will then tnnet- ID. pee bur art gailury, sAOVERTI&EMEMTSimexpense them h usually " fyru-- tar >.•)<■" Ai d J -in. fuMnl." tUHisueh fdaeew. of amtiHbrm f. wkkmZ v w i i il fare i- What? for Infants and Children TORRID ■ DISORDER! . and MAI LIVER, tlruc-fourths o I mm tbeao eouxcea a the diMaar,s d the mnptoms indicate their existence: I£mo< IspfaU, Bowels efalvr. 0tok »***> <>Mire)s gwnr. t firmly believe lhat M*-pMra >a mH HiHt ha* w.vrrl her llfif. I tin wllllot t..n .|lt.ntd IM my Irdcr. ft»r 1 nm not nf v •' <• 1 >ihut n wonderful cure yuur lurtln .... .. v-«i-« respectfully, w. . _ .MnRan ixili-m. N. n —Thl* WH* m CM. . . firiNMion. Fruui >..•■« .h»kni splilri . . \v,n.K'- Fnrt w*m«. ind. I have fmlUwrM f->r nlxteyn year* wlUi »p«uinmdlc |Mln In niy h<vnl and gem-nU ntrvou* debility. itecautly I had a severe RUmk of I*In in my liead. caused by a-etutneiw and i.rnw- ■•xhiiniinm. 1 I tomwilt I »hmild die. Nylin b.nd-^ld we wntrld ten Taa-Phara tbon-n H-i.- llrtfuveli io me necordln* l»» dlrecMuu- w- M«vrrcl— " iw-thour«d .• .mi Hdh-. wlmtaitr.- tr-ii iieur. <»ronj h«ru**>ri Middi for Presents _ for Children, endless varieties and at Prices never before offered this City CALL and EXAMINE, May K.. ■ .. Our I’amphl. t fa UH „r W *«4GMrw,' SitXT giiato*. Every woman above 15 years 3f age, •sprrtnily Mothers aboutd read It. Addraaa H. PKV&KLLT 4KXJ. AU IrUcra auuJ Young People, Kalamnano, Midi. imj . i,_ • ..___ .. _ — wmij.r.m.tad try » Htyatatan »UO I � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/410/HastingsBanner_1883-12-21.pdf f87c547b50a52d8c0d5c7e42eb07a7f2 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXVIII WHOLE NO. DECEMBER 21. 1883. HASTINGS, MIC NO. 36. <- ABOUT THIS Goods Sold According to the Times Overcoats worth $3.00 for $2.25. Overcoats worth $7.00 for $5 Overcoats worth 10.00 for 87.00. Overcoats worth 815.00 for 812.00. Men’s Suits worth $7.50 for $5.00. Men’s Suits worth $10 for $7.50 Men's Suits worth 815.00 for 812.00. Shirts and Drawers from 25c to 50c. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs in Large Quantities. Drv Goods are Lower than Ever Silks in Black for 76c, 90c, 81-00 and 81.25. Black and Colored Cashmeres from 40c to 75c. < * A large, assortment of Underwear, Flannels, Cottons, etc., which we close out at reduced prices, and lower than any store in the county. Our rid<- to Albany wr.* onerouttnnote*ovation of waving Hugs, hats and- handkerchief.-*. The train, especially tbe riigme. was profusely dec­ orated with national cmMcnw. and It bring the Sabbath, the people from hill top wm» va»ey the old. the ymmg. the rich, the poor. all waved us » God-speed, and tn response the loyal shout* of the embryo soldiers on board echo- d aver the hills and through the valley of the old Mohawk, mingling with the thundering roar of the task ■ moving train. Arriving :U Albany, we were treat­ ed to supper nt the Delavan house, and soon em­ barked via the H. B. IL. for New York. Tito earlymorn found us slowlymot iag through the sntonrban streets of Gotham, where we rendezrooed for the day. I believe al Union Park barracks, on Broadway, thir rifles wore. Isxiaxi to us white there. They were English manufacture, the bronzed Enfield rifle. Here alao the boys very many of them Invested in bowie knives, which bad such loyul cmMem.* “No Traitor mwt Live." “Down with Traitors." Death to Trai­ tor* " etc. lettered on the sides of the blades. Tlicy were- savage looking instruments, and these mottoes inado them look doubly so. But we hnd-not been in proximity to the rebel* long erased. And Instead of using them, to carve rebels or defend ourselves from their savage assulto, we used them to carve beef, “salt hoes" etc., and to let the life blood out the “grey-backs" that played base ball upon owr glfflgpfea bodies at night, and danced pretty waltzes on our shirt collars.by day. We embarked at night by steam­ er via Amboy, N. J., for Philadelphia. The next mornlig when the sun was nlcgly up, we steam­ ed across the historic Delaware from Camden to the city of Brotherly Love.- The citizens of this lovely and loyal city, remembering that It was here that the Declaration of Independence was made, that It was here from the tower of Inde­ pendence hall that the old Liberty bell proclaim­ ed the glad news that the “United Colonies are and or right ought to be free and Independent states,” prepared Ba a sumptuous breakfast at ths Soldier*’ Home. We tarried hut a short time In Philadelphia, and embarked by rail for Balti­ more. Anticipating trouble similar to that which the flth Mass. experienced while paaalug through the city, ak.rpunda ot ammunition were Issued to us on the train. At Baltimore we met a trelglittraln loaded with wounded from the 2nd Bull *Rin* 'batjle. Wc also saw for the first time a regiment armed with Prussian rifles, with the sword bayonet which into become famous In the Austro-Prosslau war ut ffMb. After a few boars delay we departed for Washington, where wrarrived in theofternoonafterfreqnentdelays. We marched down- Pennsylvania Avenue, at company front, and birouaced that night on the banks of the Potomac, near the north end of Long bridge. Just after going into camp, we exchang­ ed greeting with.tt« -joth Michigan Infantry, as they passed along actins Long bridge. The next morning wm retraced our step*part way through The best fitting Corset in the world : I ry It! and went Into (-amp nearClutln Bridge, on the Maryland side of-the Potomac. This sort of pleasantry could not last long at this critical time, and after a day or two, leaving everything behind that would impede our mareh, and plac­ ing a guard over the camp, one night, just at dark, wb started north over the rocky roads and aaady hills of Maryland. The Drat night out, about midnight, the eotouel halted us in front ot a cornfield, ordered us to •‘front," and word-ran along the line that the cornfield was full of rebeh. and that wo acre to charge on them. Im­ mediately every hill of com became a spectre grim, and we cook! Mee myriad hosts of savage rebels peering through the darknass nt us with venomous eyofc anxious tor us to come near enough that tWy might appease their thirst for blood. But no blood was shed, and no ouc*was AU day Friday, December 14th, our store, was closed to Maik Dows our Entire Stock of . hurt, bub we passed on, not Imowing that there were no reliefs In the dbrn, and that thia little episode wan '‘put up" on us by the colonel to try our mettle. 1 Sunday morn Rig, jest one week from the day we left home. founcMss in line of tattle at Ofltt’s cross roads, with arms stacked, hourly ex pecb Incan attack from the enemy. We had no (cuts, nofebad yet been U«*d. and our bill of faro eons^rd of. rled» mofesM and eofice. Nights were getting cool and^nc began to experteneo some of the real privations of the soldier. Our Colpnel, having ban a staff officer, was unskill­ ed In army tactics nils officers, though many of them able men, were fresh from the avocations of civil life; so Gen. Cochrane, to whose brigade wo were assigned, totalled Major Hamlin. of the first V. 8. CheMsrurs. to accompany cur regiment’ as Instructor in regimental or battailion drill. Next to the days pms^Jytbc bat tie of Get­ ty*burgh, these L At eight o’clock Sa^irday morning wo began the greatest AVENUE j slaughter sales of winter clothing ever known in this city. : On account of the warn^-eather and backward season we are overloaded on Overcoats and Suits and we are going to un­ load ‘at unheard of low prices. We/ntended to wait until the ‘ middle of January, but the back' pels us to make our slaughter no ' a of the season comwill be astonished io Come early and avoid vited tocall and examine our dirt' emergency, for he vi* worn out and needed help. Eventually v.a4rratored> to hl* army, to their and his great Joy and sadgtactlon. Lee, with hi* gallant and victorioun army, flushcd v It h MMceaaen over MeCtUan and Pope, wm hastening with aD sired tor northern Maryland, when- he expected to -receive immense eontribetlomln both men and material for his victorious k«tow*i>d ih'et ontoderary. Onttetth and Oth YOU WANT TO BUY. STOVES The best article ever before offered Call and-See Them. Our Stock of Hardware can suit you our' us you will race enough you way chance to neert. Ladies are especially line of Smoking Jackets and gents’ furnishing good* before miking their Holiday purchases. Fine silk and hem-stitched handkerchiefs, elegant silk and mufflers; veJvet, plush and silk Lee and the river and forced Mm north. Keeping part of hi» army along the river to watch and guard the forts. McCrllan quite cautiously mor- anything Talk about the hard times, there is.no such thing. To convinced all you want is to go to Smith, Hams & VakAbkbi where it is not hard times, but Cheap Prices. See their Immense Stock! They have, besi< ?s the choicest China and nicest'ine of Lamp ^Cups and Saucers ever in at about one-half 1 io price ever before offered. TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Who would not pull his pocket book for the li when he secs so many nice things to please the folks Kesides the many Toys, they have the Largest and stock of Groceries ever in the city, firing on your ] we. want it Smith, Hams & V .Ho For Missouri! of ffcpt-. H»afweroased the PMoomw at Uw1' ed about Frederick, and river. htafteUan with the see. the bargains we are offeringj By buying your Oeeiwotejwi® b to buy your own Presents ani' ssiect nuuwl or the Oetnwn V irt bavin* notldng to defend with. After Pope'* iguowinlout detent at the .vcoiid fell Kan battle, Hal­ im*, the old Imbecile, teeing4he danger the cap­ ital and hkyworthlMs old cranium was In, wrote McCellan 4,d bened him to amlste him In the Yon should be thinking of what and now �County News. keep him team tba train. He broke away from , r ar car ri u»o rxrrwu w ... ______ • the cam, Is Chat the moecytUxman spends for NABHVILDE. 1 whiskey to •.•«!«! at lite beruc wilkani Aytaworth. of Big Bapkls. was la biru om, of nur wnsrt boys made up bto miito that • » ssw days last week, span buslncs’. ’ ™ he way a britcr man than Amos Cote.' ..Sunday ;• W. W Bush Hiwh and foJnlly family are art berr here vtottlug vMUiuc oW ' moming mornjn- he tn< met the latter and proposed to tight. K. ' - —— .......... —mij — tends for . _ .. HCoto kote did did what. what .far ©taM to odratd annuity. friends lor a a foe fcs< days. days. -------------.. W. F. Baagtonun. proprietor of the ••Danur." , i>uc the sm.wt boy was bound to light. Heineastook unto himwU a wile recently. ; Bred his length on the ground two or three times On Twwday evening M*-Wfefs Post. Na-«e. j xad it lx supposed that be knows more than he G. A. R-. elected the following aHren ■ ) did. if be Isn’t quite so hand».-n^ !• rPrrftor r~~ '‘f 1,1 ~ ' From the HcrukL iDtmxtlnc exercises will be held lu the U. church-Christmaa eve. * Aleo driegatee to the State CoavtnUou. which meets to Detroit about the nuddlr of January to elect oArers of the G. A. K for the ensuing rrar, as toitows: o. Loag aad James Perry; al­ ternates, Jacob Osman aud Friend Houles, Naahrilte Lodge. No. 2J5, IF. A A. M.. elected odteers taM Wednemtoy nlgfat a< foUoa-: J. W.-Tbema* Ferkv TV Augusta Mian Pte-wnre Party gave performsnoes here on Friday and Saturday evening^ lkMr*<bs latter night to a fair steed Hudleneo. n^| entertainment constated ul singing, which all Tbe'mlnstrel part wa^ ex"gnedlngly tame, and approached danscrously near ruigariiy. Mbs Mine, handled the clubs teaek weighing four pounds) very gracefully. log with Vtry poor luek a*d nreds sotarane with energy and pueb to Like bold of it Mrs. John H. Smith planned and eiccuied a A JtaWUy »*ool concCTi .ill w Bo-~ Cmtia M. K eburrh HumW sx All are lavltcd. K te ruswefe ttart there *1D be a depot o* the of rewral months. Tic haa teM-n stogping at H rumseb. Lenawee county. . Several fine turkeys have l-rm captured in the ■ M We eymnuthtr* with you in the loau <j pnnUng otoee. but hate t»w satisiaetton of tng that your paper will be the brighter, been retoed fry trr. B. <»□»•, A .orMpongent |»id • vUt M tang O«. to , dty in Mtane, wkwe . targ. » . tabiishineut ia ^cratn-j for the prodac- • Jota Flab’S horse fcU through the bridge near I hewuL »n71TMfobad Bomb RoushS n-mk-urc Sunday Sunday evealng. cvralnx. A A 11011 ’ ready made boose*, and he Michael ’s rnrifence says that few have any idea to what exbroken thill and ronskterabk vexatious delay tent thia business has been carried, or Ware Ute only serious roasequcnecs. Il la reported that thr rvenpK mecUDfs now io what perfection it has been brought. being held by the M. E. society of Ulis place, bare been disturbed to quite an extent, of late. dwelling houaea are made, like hoot* Th- lawx of this state punish by fine and impris­ onment say person, or persons, who disturb re­ size or style, and foe any market in the ligious meetings. It to said that arrests will be wide world. Not long atnoe thin con­ promptly made It there to a rvpeUUou of such cern received a single order for fifty con due I as took place last Habbath i-vrnlughouaee for Cape May, to bo delivered We have Jost been informed by Mr. 0. L New­ speedily and in complete finish. ton that about three weeks since, tour strangers occupied the Fish school bowse all night. In the । nor ahantiee. but regularly ordered moruing two nuac to his bouse and begged their dwelling*; and they were mad© aooordbreakfatrt and the other two went to A. J. Caln's | ingly and ao delivered, and eoniaia for breakfast. Mjlng they didn’t have any mon- i hundreds of ocoupania at thia moment. ey. They were all young, intelligent and well An order will be received for t* 150,1X1» dressed. After gctltog a square meal all around they tert in the dlrvcUou of BuB-bead lake. Ites- hotel, oran nrnat©, French roof cottag© for a fine country estate, and thaae area* Iderits near the lake say that several suspicious persons wtye seen lurking in th-t xteiruty tor eaaily and expeditoualy furniaLed aa/n four ur Ove days, about that time. This was 3 ordinary boarding-house for a country village, or a barn for a ranch in Kaunua tew days before the attempted burglary nt Mid or Colorado. Do not euppoee that only dtevtlte Can it be that throe parties had any­ thing to do Willi the MfddlevfUe aHalr. And a coarse, rongh frame ia thus sent out wouldn't a full deseripUoo nt them furnished by to be triniined into nhape od the «pot Meurs. Newton and Caln, give the ufll.s r. a where it is delivered! On the contrary, eiew to their whereabouts? the honae ia complete when it leaves The Optographicou will t1sil IL oilings, Dec. « the factory, and aa ready to go together and 22, two evenings. Tlito to to be a superb art as ia a n.uaket when it leaves tba exhibition, and as Mr. Wright, the proprietor. Is armory at Springfield, all the jjarta a resident of thia county and has been long and being found, even to the knob* for the favorably known to our cltlrcas, we br^i^ak doors and the acreena and abadee for for him a big turnout * being hta fortieth birthday. Oxer dfty las Ited gUMla made their appearance, bringing an cl*gant easy chair, banging tamp, several books •ad other tokens of reDwudirancv. lteln«bmeats were served and the lime spent in lively ;«Sd spirited conversation. John says ho did not expect anything of the kind, and he was badly broken *p. However, the caey chair retevsd him aad he soon recovered his usual o*reolty. The affair wait a very pleasant *uelal -rent, and refects credit upon Mrs. Smith i Mr. and Mrs. Bawvm und Mrs. A. Afield, rt the d<x,ra and windows, according to tpMMmtK are vteltteg Mrs. Tbonum Brady and specification Great train* of freight WOODLAND. othjefetellvH in Nashrife and vicinity. cars stand waiting about, and are Ctalbfa.r Wutaott. at Dakota, dropped in upon , ■^Woodland Is anxiously looking to Hastings to ; freighted almost daily here. Tlxe re­ see bow the railroad is prospering, well knowing | <Atr village ou Monday last. The :ilk*line waters ' that if Hnstiugs don’t get the road. Woodhuul j fuse trimmings and edge cutting* of the of (hat territory do *ot agn*- with him - Judging lumber are carted off to a neighboring cant get It, from his locks. Thad Itoger* has friends from Lowed visiting ’, pulp mill, and there speedily turned <k strong went to ChklMjD Saturday evening on him. i I into material for paper or other proousfuev Levi carpcDtrt- L< visiting his old home iu 1'| ducts. Chaa. Fowler baa moved out upou bls term. Woodlandj Machinery for almost every con He think* there I* nothing like countrv Ufr for Abe. DJMrntot-k. a brother ut Jubn IL IHllen-1 ceivable nae in connection with wood ia • Um. ' beck, of Woodland, died at the home of his »hi. I Her. A. Uvcnnoro took a trip to .lachvon. at band, and hou*a material*, of any near Lowell. u*> the telb of tbl* month. Ito wm 1 Lanring and olbrr placro ta*t wck. kind or *iza or shape, seem to drop out We fam e wen one sleigh out this year. Thu a nNktent of Woodland In early times like meal from a hopper. In a recent TbeToroet Band was liandaomrly entertained xxind of the brlb Is rery w-irocie when the instance where a large building wm ground Is covered with snow. Let u« have at the buHpttable home of A. W. DiUenbiX-k last furnished for * southern order, the Friday evruMi^ evening. Alter Alter supper, supja-r, wnen when •’Al. Al." 1' rrm»; . > i t * enough for sleighing. md.lteuux.K.mr.tth.1 l»- WM Kvinic IO “t" ’h<?,.Po‘ The oflfoerx, teachers, and other* !nU-re->Uxl In mxu u> U» Uu.« on. dolHr tor rod. IMj Ihot 1 “K-Uier iu the city where the building the prosperity of the Bunday School connected came with the baud, some of the buys made np “ now standing th* length of the latter with the Congregational rhnrcb arc very busy in P^fectlng am-'icem'-ntn iur a Chrlrtm.M tree on tbeir miuds that Al wouldn't catch them coming ; WftH found to vary not the eighth of an inch from th© original specifications. Monday evening. The matter is In the bauds of. next time Without a psrtm-r. Geo. D. Banl<-n has sold hw bout und shoe j although it* length on the front numcOTOMt and t oergclfo persona, aud the affair Every inch of 'vUl no doubt be a decided rucee-*. The child­ store to A Doud, oi Odoua. wher util coaUaue | berod hundred* of feet ren will all receWe a tekra of kindly remem- the business at the ptacr formerly occupied by | this building, from the sill to the last I shingle, wm sent ready prepared from htance and all. undoubtedly, *411 feel very bnppy. Bardeu & Traber- Jorob Meyw* has brought his brother Silas | Tfe Bunday School will be made mure attradire, , and a greater number of our youth will be In­, Meyer’s farm, and will hereafter live in Wood- । duced to Attend JLe Sunday School *enice. । land. Hites goes to Odessa, having sold his 0U1Jer placo to Warren Meyers. There *111 be no admittance fee, but arnngM ■T ‘While Henry Carp* liter ami wile were driving ? inrnta will be made to arcomodafe the KholariN , . Mwdlxvlujl Our irtoois will close next Friday, for 3 two weeks vaesUos. GUss Wade Is Lome from Or.iad Jtapkte. where be haa been wtwklng of late. Dr. A M. Ortrand, of Lansing, to the gunt of x. p. Hoskins. of MJreMlnalsSeariwilaM Hatunlay and tonda). ■. |l T Will Benton returned from Wsyiaflfi, Munday, t»ts«eouvti>red that a ,bartcr’s>op' will uot-pay Jarfen A IteGoUa are nfeanl tfeg tkelr lawofec vrben they get It dona they will hare the tarot oCBre far tow*. Tb« revival meeltar. u the M. E. church drew to setose iaalTfaareday evenlug, with a tuaaU waa a moat raclmable lady, and will be greatly mtoM'd by a large eirvie nf frteod*. We are to have no Christman gathering this year. -Cau.se-lack nf ambition. Okamoxvux£ Henry Artxair baa gone North-1 utu Informed, to took after a tocallou. ■ Mrs. Job England returned yesterday from her ' visit in thr northern country. AMdUWM. keldoiwiitebMlawn.kMLo,™ Oo*X far Ito toorIK ot tte new mlnl*er. Mfamtethariea f his entertainment with the fveBIBed and greatly plaAwri seemed In Proreeda in the hlghth hfunth of inesritnent. mrcrimrnt seven doiters. Orangeville Lodge, No. tel, F. and A. M. their last regular meeting elected a, for the eoming year; • ~ fc.*k.Fon’- IDid Not Interfere our I > ! I | ; j : 1 * SLAUGHTER SALE I : OF ; j 1 Clothing. Dry Goods. & Furnishing Goods • J^Call In!^ d V ( , I I E. Y. HOGLE (Clinton Montague in Tha Hpnaaboid.! Thia was the earliest idea the western Mrs. c. C. Bush..of Augusta, spent a Vw <1*)S j of test wrek in our vIUe, the guest of Mrs. Benjamln and Mrs. Temple. . Miss Josie Socket visited friends tn Kalamazoo j last week. Mrs. O. G. Goss is on the rick list. Mre. Carrie Shed ta quite sick. Jacob Brandstetter, who has required thr ser­ | vice* of a physician for several days, Is now Un­ I proving. L. L. Loveland visited Hastings. Hatlie <,’rvek and Kalamazoo during the past week. feme sneak thief entered Mr. Richard's imuse teat week, and carried off a salt of clothes, Be­ longing to the man of the bouse Mrs. Hiram Chase, one of the leading member* ot the M. E. church, died suddenly on the eveo- J : thia factory, and "set upfc aa ready and i almost M quickly a* a nail cask. along the highway last Tuesday, the hararo* ~ । The exact date of th© inveu lion of broke, leaving the burse unmanageable. He ran t. ' Rugar ix loat in the mint of fable. How­ sway, throwing Hie doctor against the fence, rendering him iskenriblc. Mr*. Carpeuter had- । ^ver, sugar ia said to Ixavc bonn kuown ro tbc Chin©*© 3,000 year* ago, and U» try Ing experieneq o< riding after a runaway PXIOHAJLDVILLE borec through, an orchard of apple trees. Hbc there ia not much doubt* but that Um Geo. Prichard Ls getting inatcrtri tot a new ^bn't know bow she gut uut of the buggy , but manufacture of the article wu carried boro. waa unhurt. The buggy wu* completely smash­ nn under the Tain dynaatj 200 years John Groat support* :i new wagon and harnesa. ed. The I»r. Ls seriously Injured. Ixforti Christ, A strong claim for L C Clark L. at Ann Artxr being treated for Cole's store is beudquarters fur rabbits. Tfe priority haa been made for India. Prob -ptoal eurvafafae. buys have found out bow to obtain pocket mou ably the Hindoos learned the art from H. Wooten Asa lost one of bls horses. the Chinese, and from India the knowl­ Del Newton'is putting beMfifag work* tn iTfcbMrs. Bluer I- on the rick list, as Is also Dora 1 edge was carried further west. xrd Bros.' shop. Haight. Three hundred and twenty-five years Mr. Bpiekbrt ta under the Ifr's care. The W. C. T. V. wfll hold a uu-rtlDg at the M. B. C., Alexander sent Nearchua with a JeMle Helme is home to stay with her mother E. church next babbath* large fleet down the Indus flb explore ibis winter. Two rival base ball clubs of Woodland pteyed When that Joe Mumsuo xad Minnie Daly were married a I a match game lavt Satirday. Afte r playing a the adjacent countries.. -bort Unw ago, and some of the boys term <1 out! number of Innlngi. they oult eren. agrrelng to officer returned from his expedition, he and gave them some musk; but her father did । try It again In the near future. The sudden appt-araora ot a Inter put a stop to ‘ cane, without any assistance from bees. last sort, for fas charged on the boys *1111 VTsri- plowing and bav ball playing for the prewnl. and their friends, tret; the public to take what room there is left. Kteie Wells ha« moved bi* billiard tables te» Hritevu*. lu hopes to better bis trade «als mlsafoi and the boys wlthdrckuu.-th»-y rcuruanlxed their forest on Monday nigkt return­ ed In force and treated them to the melodious mode of guns, tin pans, and boros UU| the fond mother treated some of them to a d water, when they retreated once mot proml.* lag to Come again on Wednesday KbL But Jimmie got out a body guard, and ■K*c*ri a voescabte sod justice of the peace, t , nothin* uoeured to break the peurc. bet the u solitary boru. E tbs wad 11na o< Fralrtarme. Benjamin Wins’* bandMimc rouutcuanoe Is | iana, Babylonians and Gmeks knowing nothing of ita use. A« late. m A. D. Wiitf /l.wCwQ|Jn CATABBH=t!^ it al r <-* A A. w A BM JL. • u* ui-toeited tolmm .to af handrxte of n*t‘,-.a rH^U. wa.wWbs~ bow WOMAN S FRIEND. eotbe cood words HOT A CUKL AIX, liMtto* and <k> uU tu> wllkouS M. tosoty. WMtotba strength, mar tba bappf- WOMtT<Uln’" °fBW ATO DilgMM Of and Children ' ‘ famous physician. Before the du of America. sugar Vras a costly luxury, used onlv on rare occaniooa During tbe wan of the Rosea, about 1455, Margaret Paatoo, wife ot a wealthy country gentleman of Norfolk, wrote to her husband, begging that be would ’’vouchsafe-'' to swnd her a pound ot sugar. As late aa the year 1700, all ’ nsamed only ao,000,000 pound* in of the year, but sinoo the haa greatly increased, 20, undred weight now lieing used by’the English people. The process of refining sngar was not known in England previous to 1659. That wm probably an invention of the Arabs. A Venetian merchant learned the secret from the Saracens of Siaily, and sold the art for 100,000 crown*. THE WEEKLY GLOBE, I’oi >.I to we Will send nirW’grCKLYQLdta, 0i BB ‘ W $3.50 >n«.WlMIU4uSL wmw------n«WMkly .lab, aka,, fra .x.f.MS WANTED in mrr I M.TJ1 THE GLOBE PRINTING CO ScroAria, Ryysfpglax, rooo&nbs. Blotch as, Boila, Turnon. Tot- (Chicago Tribona] Tn the first stages of the manufacture of rood pulp for „ llw _. . . JWlw th* .__ a purpow, »»(Uot » couUerabta thue it *u thongbl that oalj tb»t wood, I*m wood, and • few olbor kind, rowld b« «J>d Zn»<uI*riU„. * TUTT'S DrTHOMAi o..S%T.SrR%., f7 and Gtnenl Debility. which tarn d MurdoeA. ■fix rtreia to NaMntfe. Wq^up*. i Kltewreth. fit® J ; ^7. no re <n ; made from willow, basswood and poplar ranking next, respectively. Cedar, fir, andhomlock ore said to work about “ “ * has a fibre shorter than been visiting friends In thteririntty. Abe started tiuU of Mtber• spruce or pine, and is ‘quite hard Io grind; birch is very hard Mrs. G H. hmoi.i na4e her frtenfe here a j and grinds qu ’ 1 ! ' i j Cmo JUauuUlrjB^ 2>«ro,X^<»3*cA, Free! Cards and Chromo*. Coayhe. CoMg, Son Bitoo. napth.X*r. •eho. rill ■o^Tmjuwix. time, other woods changing rah himniM tliiA n...U* - ! 1 —HI *M> IraM- MM*« Mi �The Hastings Banner. News. ’ -------Local ,-------------:----- 1 *■“ * G-ivenAway ■i. W.—H. VanArmau. Tress.—Danini Striker. Bw’y.-E. C. fader. r « m t f Woodruff. B. Throop. O As a Special Inducment for Holiday Trade city and vicinity eoukl uk of him. Mr. Hotchkiss should lx- rewarded with a very liberal patronage. prtamUFafWllklaU Hall, Mr. HaU i HENRY I>. BABCOCK, Cook and Heating Stoves F’iecliei* Piano! IN THB market. any single citizen. A citizens league could. By sUndlnk together to uphold the laws such a league could secure their enforcement. Th© better element of the saloontets desire that this’ l>c done. Irrespective of party or creed IRONWOOD CASE. VALUED AT $600.] Don’t Fail to see our Stoves Before Buying. 1 Fine Gold Hunting case Watch $100 1 Elegant Swell box Cutter ..............._____ 80 I The the ci Ureas, especially the business mm. should 1 Silver Plated Tea set .: put a stop to tiio wanton violation of law. ■ 1 Domestic Sewing machine At a regular communication of Barry Lodge, ' No. an, F. and A. M., the followuig were elertcd ; 1 Good Kitchen Stove and Furnishings officers for the ousulng year: 1 Handsome Bedroom set. Seven pieces................ . Table 1 Fine Dress snit:.............................................. J..W.—AWooBny.' Treas.—Gee. Pmlon. i> 1 Satin Lined Overcoat.............................. :... Itac’y.-G. L. Crook. 1 Handsome Dressing Gown 3. D.-C. Culler. J. D.-W. HnK 1 Fine Smoking Jacket.................................... < *nirr.-W.GMUH MewardA-W. Snyder und fi. PhUlitM. I Tilting Silver plafed Pitcher aud Cup................. O. L. CROOK, Sec’y. 24 Cases Silver plated ware........................................ Less than t*o yean ago, William J. Bull, on ■ 100 Silver plated Napkin Rings tbe occasion ot hia reaching man's estate, fell heir to S3.0CQ. Had be been disposed, this snug । 12 Silver plated Butter dishes.................................... little fortune might have become tbe foundation 12 Nickle plated Watches.......................................... 75 of a much greater one, and be made of himself a : 20 Fine Silver plated Castors...................................... 150 . Instead of that he fell Into the drinking habit, I 6 Fine Trunks ....................................................... 30 passed his time with evil minded associates, be- I 1 Ladies’ Gold Hunting r,ase Watch 20 came reckless and a wanton spend-thrift. Mon-: day night last be died, friendless and pennUess. ( 3 Large Silver plated Cake Stand* ......................... 40 an eastern relative defraying tbe funeral expens-1 26 Knit Jersey Jackets................... ...................... .. 70 ea. There is a warning in this tor many young | 12 Sets Combs and Brushes in Handsome Case. . 12 meiiot our city; and tbe sad lesson of young Bull's misspent life should teach other* that the | 50 Pair Silk Suspenders...................... <— 50 way of the saloons Is not the way to manhood. 2 Pair of Pants to Order (Made to Fit)........................ 12.50 And 3,000 other presents consisting of Neck Ties, Suspen-1 TIp- annual meeting of the Barry- Co. Horticul­ tural Society was held at tbe court bouse in the ders. Knives, Underwear. Hats. Caps, etc., making in all $3­ city of Hastings, Dec-12, 1883, at one o'clock p. 000. ’ L -I nr., for the purpose of electing officers for the No Lottery of one chance in a thousand hut every* pur­ ensuing year. The meeting was called to order by the president, James A. Sweezey. and tbe fol­ chaser of $4.00 and over gets a present right after he pays his lowing members selected to fill tbe offices: Pres­ bill come and see how fair we work this scheme. We will' ident. James A. Swcezey; secretary, J- C. Wood­ ruff; treasurer, Porter Burton. The meeting make affidavit that ail the above articles will be given to pur-1 then adjourned until Thursday, Dec. S7,1M3. at chasers as indicated. • 1 one o'clock p. m., nt tbe court bouse; at which Largest Assortment of Oil Cloth in the City-. Don't buy until you see it. ’ ' and Pocket Cutlery, Revolvers, Shot, Pow­ der, Capa, etc. . Huffman Bros. THIS SPACE BELONGS TO EVANS & BROOKS, Col- See notice of Pioneer met-Hag iu another col­ umn. Good* lor Christmas cheap this veur. and stu b a variety al Schantz's. diat revival meetings thus far. Mr. Geo. E. Bowers ami family, of Hillsboro, DhK., are tixiting friends In Ibis city. time there will be read some (tapers on the " Peach and Its CulXure. " After the papers an- ' E. A. Rider intends to build a new rcnidcuce uo Ilin Jefferson street lots next s|>ring. | read there will be a-general talk on tbe same . subject. Come all and learn bow to grow fruit, j _ Hastings Knights of Labor council numbers about IfiO zuemburt, so we are informed. J. C. WOODRUFF.,HeCy. AU lt.ni Id the •' Lovely, lovely, lovely,” is tbe expression after looking over BchanU's Christinas show. Dnb't Uli to see Bcbantz's fine asvortment of presents. You eau find something for all. _ I Tin, Copper and Slwef Im>b A, tb. oid inii.bta H.IK- ut lb. BAXX.U I.I.J I C 4- Q VJ Dial < I I ZA 4 FV V VV L'lUlIHIlU nUlLov, V—' • 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. r^E of tbe C. K. & S. R. R., must guarantee the company who build the Unc. Jtev. H.M. Joy. ot Grand Bapids. will hshisc tiyn. Hunsburgcr lu the revival meetings at the M. E. church tbe balance at this week. (.<'1 V» | 'e—Fine Fur Caps worth $3.50 only $2.00. N NOT otic thousand dollars is the aggregate of the __ taken to date. But no sane pan, certainly no"| —---------man who knows anything of such matters, would i supponc that every dollar of the H2.000 aubscrlb-; ed 15 good. There will be depreciauilM ' Marshal NIms Is doing good service in ridding Jewelry, Silverware. Watches. Clocks, Spectacles, and Mu- । sicai Goods are| amount as all know. The directors have nut fig- , ured as to how much they can guarantee of tbe j ♦c.000. They are willing however, and would be 1 < Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wolcott, of Larimore, Dako­ ta. are in the elty visiting relatives and friends. Mr. W. expects to spend the winter in Michigan. Um. donation to Rev Hunsburgrr netted him abourglM, all of which shows that be bus tbe confidence and support of bis church xud con­ gregation. of Uelr rtteem and apperci*The net procoeda B want every dollar due w» ou auboeriptlai jce. By ooosulUng/joux receipts you can o what time you have paid. If in doubt as M matter, cal) at the BaXNKM office. consulting the advertisements in ibis Issue That cbuw ul buslueve men always During U»e past term ot our city schools, one hundred aad fifty-one foreign pupils have bedn Hirolied; tbe best record ever made here, and we doubt U another school in tbe state, save that merlin* te commemorate Uw 10th annlvcr- the responsibility of guaranteeing the money off their hands, The thm- directors have given to the rood, all told, 97 J00 outright, not leas than n year’s time each, and paid their own expenses , . . ' while working tor the road. Under the clreutnstances, they feel, and all fair minded men must feel, that they have done what they could, all that could be expected of them for the yne. To ask them to guarantee notes which might not be j | j Hoceived Daily at tny Store, which I i paid would be unjust. Our readers cnn.rest as­ sured of tills; that every dollar of tbe MM that ] can be gwu-amD-ed will be; bow inuch/^bat turn ' will be we are uaable to stale. AU we meant to aak those who do kaow. The directors hare t he notes taken all numbered ami a list of them. Consult them if you want tv know. They will tell you as we bare Dial t42.a» have been raised, but that not all of that H2.000 Is good. They do not want to conceal anything, they have nothing to conceal. They are anxious that tbe true slab? of afialrs should become known, in the hope .that when our people appreciate the advantage of the road; that they must pay UO.OOO, every dollar of BUV the Light?Running ® 1 i : । I [ subscribed appreciate the* facts as they should. ' they will do their duty. ;We want to say to any ; “DOMESTIC y ’ Jeweler. Wool* Il not ; *.l> *Luo in r - wk* Hava i-ven: nee- . Some hearUe«« chap set* a certain legal gentle«MUiO<thlkdty«l>eJoltowtag cbenrful Item. “A robber brotointo a lawyer's b«sc tbe other night, »nd tbe Mwyer succeeded ia robbing Um." gul genUcnuin to become ‘'all broke up.” as it were. | . ■ Tbe “Hoosier Schoolmaster ” was rendered to a large and well pleased audience Tuesday even­ ing. Tbe actors were all from this city, and aequlted themselves splendidly. Dr. Timmerman, who dramatized the play, deserves great credit far Uje excellent Unte displayed in bls ^election at tba parts. J’ U ! A young man from Baltimore concluded the othMday tfaatil was cbmppr to steal a rime portunity to know than to stand off with folded arms.and say “The money is all raised, and there is no use In my doing anything.” tors lulorm* os that, after carefully looking over ' tbe notea, in his judgment they should be dUcounted ten jfer cent MOTIOX- ■ nthrrboalnMa aa mavnrooerlyreome come before OTial H. A. GOODY EAR, Proa Brooks & Cook make ar. announcement to mu- rytbun MnmUj rrmlM. Cte»eHlor Cammwd ■ rClwKBoUHi, taUMrt Uw XrfBM. tt lll» UH MH,■rfarua' w»> •oJorrt.U'1 Announcement STOVES and RANGES As whkb we occupy at present r-r-» * For Fall Trade! _ _ SmiU.Hoyd K Frr) £ c> l Spencer Hunt., W. E. Fab Beckwith's Round Oak Parlor Stove! . iuc Writorn irpurt MHHd. to whHh aw*« W. U. POWERS. F. M. uThf Bett Made ” it tht verdict of Ihoatandt. a circular to the ’ Mr Inin * W lugl W It will pay you to examine our stock. dull’ * is to be tom down within three months to give Jewel Stove, Endless Variety wayto a new —' i paiis bge, witli DouUe Oven county, Mlcblggn, Dec. 17, IWB: HILLIPS. -OUR STOCK OF— readers this week;of feta knwl- no compli­ COMPLETE. A nordial invitation Is extended to all V***4,*’CM88Y.Secretary. ©. For a Holiday Present I SELL CHEAPEN THAN EVER I The SIMPLEST machine made, haying few parts, BEFORE. cation, and requires little skill m management. Burton .ad Cook L. «U1 Ona oot. reacbes us tbe change will be mad<-. , ■ The LIGHTEST-RUNNING machine, and on that account is 1 Bought a l.arge Stock especially recommended by the medical faculty. high I Sell Lower than any Adapted to the Greatest Range of Work—will do the finest as impMitor can offer. well as the heaviest and ia suited to the use of all the appliPVIWTIIP Alin QPP PHD ances that facilitate the ordinary, fancy, or difficult work. Ka AM 1 11fc Anl) uSS FUK| Always ready for use,_ann the most durable machine made. VniTR’lf 11? has th* most beautiful wood work. It has the best set of lUUnuJiljr. j attachments ever furnished with a Sewing Machine. A]| QoodB New Styles11 n^ln ^,'nr ^nn‘'< Moyal St. John, IVihon, America», j — < . . >J Sinaer pattern and lots of otnere. J hare tomo new machines at and Warranted aa to fr^, to $30. Come' in and yet p, HM --------------- -I will yo« buy. tor all machines. Quality. not be undersold. Needles, Oils and Atldcti it repaired, at my TAIXV WQOITVD 1 sill kinds of H'ood Pumps for sale, and old .lUnn I>IL?5!MnrjK. office, one door leest ofR. K. (trant’s. Siad np to that time, 942.000 bad been subscribed, all । told. We are, aware that there are many false reports circulating In regard to this line. We bare beard It statld that the' “bpaus is all rain-1 ed.” The man l*iia£ anxious vo know should It good, to get the road; that only mooo all told ■ the meeting. Mantifatd..,^ cf ar Special Bargains in Overcoats We sUted that S42.000 had beeu syj^rtbed for the j Tbe Bannfu; wants to say that Sbanu bus a -ptendld line of Christmas Goods. Don't fail to look over bls stock. iPods, and are selling them at bottom figures. Also Dealers in the Best Lines of • The Mluonlsts and gamblers of this city are violating the laws aphis state, and every good citizen knows it. Tbe officers alone cannot stop 1 that it belong* Tin and Copper Ware! and to reduce our-stock. We have reduced prices in all de-1 be* stockSztiee presents ever brought to this partments and also agree to present each purchaser of $4.00 in goods and oyer with one of the following articles. Every one having a Mil- chance to procure the finest ones. city. Yon a Hl be astonished to learn how ehc-up| ly these can be bought Having taken- so much STAUFFKK A MALINBLRYX —MANOFACTVKERM OF—- EF Fred Hotchkiss the live druggist comes to the front whh a supplement this week. Those wish­ ing anything lg the line of holiday goods should not fail t« MU ob him. Ho Ims the largest and BKNTLEY BROS. * WILKlNM. Huffman Broth $3,000 IN PRESENTS H. A. Goodyear & S hereby announce that we shall sell groceries at reduced prices; and simply ask the public to call and get prices. We know times are hard, and tax times upon us, but if you would save money in �at the Jewelry House The Slaughter Sale SAVE MC^jEY by purchasing your W atches* at my establishment. 1 mean Jjust what a. 1 sav when I tell and be Convinced. Get My B-^D t APPALLING. I .sum- of Michigan. County of Hurry.-u*. I At a M-silon of the 1’robate Conn for the county ■ ol Barry. Holden utthc Probate Office in the city nf Hnstlnjr* In sahl County on Saturday, tbe 15th day of December. In the venrotir thousand eight Warfare against disewe has and always hundred and clghtV-three. Present. Clement Smith. Judge of Probate. will exist. Now a-- in the past, reluctance on In the matter of the estateof Emory lloffingtbe part of every individual to take an active ^o’nrtSStog^’md nih<utl*^ltto|>.'htl/‘’:rl|e<l. and earnest part in time to conquer disease of lfansom Wuleotf. 3hc julodnlurntnf of fold is sadly apparent, anti yjr.| at no time ia the estate, praying that his Jhal account, thHMay necessity di prompt action so great a* at filfSl, tn.iv be h<-.(rtt tu<:«l<wreb aigl lie. Ufapresent. Heart <lweasc| o( which ree shall ^Thmriipon'it’fa oHcreT I H;;f mAuiX■ th'^ «h Crest Importance. [Krom ClevelaKo HbkaLD.J .— reu . DrtBUlt having been made fa the ppjmcut of a NUtr of Michigan. County pf Hnrry.—w»At a.amnioni of the Probate tourtf • tv of Harry tooldcnat the Probate Office hithi ■ * Ridney ; <’f Hastings In said county ou Tuesday, the <••«. . • H. Beach mid Alice Barth, his wife, to • day ol December in the year one Htousaud eight , Martha Martha Ann Beach, and y<corded In tbe office of s'as’s&Wiigs ....-a —• i hundred and eighty-three. Fresefit, Clement Hinith, Judge oi Prabate. SEE IT? in thr mailer nf the estate of Alliert M. Htaro, dt-ce».*d. ,-r------•n'jr-r"i *r»ter of said raon reading and filing the peUlte-r‘? -* August •-nwtGoscli, adialn'-^wr «* of• «»! said fth .re- ed. of Goscli i^mlg^tjw Diitiv praying tlmt rimy be beard and “»<> »* dfar-tmrgmt life, kravinxn hud will and testament, which ki» ' ’ been duh- admiUedto probate by. the ITobate < -<urt ofUw eouoty of Cbdboun, MleMgMi. there­ make special mention onjacoouut of its recent day of January next, at ten <frwk in Uw fore- day of J-e^n m xl at teu o cl^k m in respectively appointing tbo underabptod ?exacutor.and Mais A. Bcuiiett executrix of said fatality, i< to be much dreaded. Tiie people J deceased. lust will and testament; nod the said Mary Aat large should be alarrtiied when tbe terrible other neixous hiteftXd in<i a«* •*“»“ 14,1 nthrr Penwb' hitorretvd In M._ ----------Bednctl bavins deputed thfa IHe, leartnc tlxmAid eMute, X iu K m < ’ ourt.Hh.-u are mruirrel to apjww nga wwdon of MidCourt. fact is now known that they are more subject al ■qM”—‘ uiMteralguctl suie cxcoutqr of said last will amt to Ibis thau to .Thy other form of disease, »o u> fa- lm b n M‘ t he ItSEi' Ofllru in the city of liwn to fa buldcn at the Probate Office. In the tcstamrul. he non beln-r duly qualified Uiael. Hasii « 1 tJ cm *&*"’ «*«*• *» *»> r,l> °< ><«*“««' b> «»*» rouwtv and show rauw. I subtle, so fata! i> it. J oo often striking there faTwhv -he nre •*’r ftf <b* pet tloner sltnuld !' .any then- fa-, why the pvayrr nt the Mid pHi- . and now acting a* such, and no proceedings hnv, ing been Instituted al law lo recover tbo debt redown the unconrious to|tim who po^-’^’v but Illd IJetwnie.1: inner rttmdrtnavhe granted malnliw secured by s«dd iinmwmr*. or any part vim it Riat — -aid petitioner • thereof, thereof?ami the power pow a moment liefnre. walKtor-J-»»V 'trOT% in Lid filkfnc-oer (UXlrrert that sdld pcUHouer i: Is ir. fnrtteer oraered .-T --rr--- and the o< sate (herein contained hallh- Thaeare fo ■" ™‘ '•«=«”•. Mw•n.itfai- i'’ Hl* peftion* Interested In said <•* , rite nolle.*uj the persons;interested !.~. In ic!:l said ro- having become opm tau- r» pendi-m y of said petition. .Hid tl:<- fate, of tbe the pnadenry potency of sn|d Nt|<l petition prillion ,iud ,md the that ou tin- x-u ntli__ „. ■Jld, and it Mwov--,'■> P’« .. .<.’ing Iherwif by «-ausim.' aropy ot thivnnh-.* in ‘ .irfaj; tln-reAf - • by cuiiatn^ . . aeonvof thfa order Lin o'clock in the forenoon id thciiorll Jder.tr thoi.rlr •" l,t31 tn fa- puWishrd In the lfa»l ings 1»A > >EH. a W.-w ♦• lolx-imblfafaM litlhr Ilmaiiun fl.tNNEUa iu-ws- of tbecourt. bmiw in thr city of I *»i< «w-hc—."»« to the mind to know that impiT pnnted and circulated In sitfd county of |M|x-r printml nnd circulated In said (tnunty of Barry cotintv. .Michigan <*iid court.I this fatality which is becoming So frequent* it llaiTy <>n«-c in cauh week Im- iliri-c Mieci-4*hi- ilnrry oni-r in each week for threwaiteceasl’ - | the place m InddinK the t'itrii weeks, previous In valit dav of bear!tig. rr.unty <.f Ram >. fcahall "•-11 nt | not an d'rganic disease of the heart which is weeks prevlini* to *al>l dm ot fa-:irinc. , \ tmeropy l < I.FMENT SMITH. < I.EMKNT KMITH. the iflgbeot bidder the lands au. prernlraa drincurable, but tbe Double is due to remuk * \ iiur copy. । Jutixe of Prolml<Judge of prolialr. 5 MTil-cd ill naiil iiM*rtg3gi, to hit: AH that cer­ causes, which will iu time produce a danger­ tain plere or parrel «»f huvL-ltniic in th* county i.f Hum am’ Mutr«»f Mlrldgsin. knouu Uurtih'ous condition of the heart. These remote .-Male of .Mtehttani. Fifth Jndfrfa) Clnnilt.- In : scribed as fidkm. vi.’; All that portion «»f Hu* .stair t<i .Michigan. FHlh J»cHc(kJ <<'Inuit. In-nlt.’• hr hi* cauyesare often(im» of the most trivial na­ . lurrth-wrel quarter oi the Waith-west quarter of tTinnrery. i h.iu.'en. j ■ ’> ture; Uujjg^hes arogo el rd by thoc IxWtic Galp'fa. r«Wnpl:liiKi|H. '' ' . lotilsa M. Hull. Horare II. Hull. Elliafaifh ■v'C'tinn < write. In township l wi» north, of range atljmte^ tniff moBMhem, rm the ronitary contrary are .iffljgred -thrm, Jnil nnt on M.-ttrh. Cleni«-utin«* Toblna. Calfata VanNlvkles. ten west, lying south of the highway running an easterly and westerly omiisc tlitwigh said mh> Itldiurd I’owell, Viola Powell and Albert Woml< hurl<ts Gahfaua. d*-icnti3iit. prectttsorijhf »evrrc sickness if not resulting Suit pending In the ( Irt-uiK'ourt (ortlic i tHinty maiisrr— Um three laMrhy UivRrnext fr-tend, 1mm< | lion, rpntiiniug tMrly acre* of land, or so much in tiudiden neath, which U becoming sp com­ ftirntw iiMhlwd! nt*tre*ary to -pny the AidDimlof num. In Oram-cry. ul Hasting'. <h»- Utli day diMionsMlii inoftgagwith iDtcrwt tlwrean nt mon to this complaint, and iu! which the of Iiri-empcr. A. 1». 1S8X • sn.b»*v>. HulK lJwe IIWLImnld HuH/llklr 1*^1.I*r v«>ti ‘«Rtfhri with the rM- find hx In thfa<i*uMc it appearing from affidavit on flic great dangci lie#. A disordered >t<«inaeh i-< mi Hull, tiricy Hull. PrtecillaTrowlirirfjrubd » ,M ’ .'!?r'! U . l, ’ " ft *. by ^ a5L . that the dt-fendant. < harlet ffahtsh i. fa aunnone of; the greatest sources of this dtscasc, rrsldcnfof thfa Hint*-, but fa a resident of Vie- »> - - Hull, an- Infant wlwwe Christian Maine h : Ifabxl December trtb. A. D.1WC. CHOLETTt BEACH. and affords cause for the graven apprehen­ glnlu City, Nevada. unknown, nnd (ieorgr j. Cox. defendants. (»n motion of Hmilh S i’nlgrovi-, M»ji< lu>n fw . suit penA Ing In th»><T»eult Court fortlw county sion. The principal symptoms are a feeling romplainnnt.lt fa ordored Hint said <i<-fend:«u ul HariT“ln< haneeiA—at ilnstingaan tbrinsi > ■dgrret Mlnni and »Ik> raiios. „„„ . ' enter bls appcnrani-rtM iblsrmiM* op or before «hiv <>f November. A. b. h*l ' ittortieys for’fade Ev-eutor. vtomacli sensitive lo .pressure, tongue coated four montlu* from tiu-datcof this order, mid IImi In tills-cause-It ni’pearloE that dvfamtuuts . Halite frack. Miralpui. white or yellow, with bad taste even- morn- ■ within twenty djira;tfa- rmiinialiiant < auM-th;-. June Hull anti--------- Hull.an infant whnacchri*-; .Lr...•‘•hIit to fa-putilfaDCd in the I la--1 ii igs Bxnnhi;. tian name h uuknonu. are not itMdeotw of this 1 uig, constipation or costu ene-.s (this symptom j^bllcaMwi tufa- continued in <a»rl» MUdc. but |v*ldrln Hie Mute of Kaiisuv There­ .Mcwtjracv Nair. • i* very badjaud should bp corrected),appetite " fore, on nioUon nf Smitli & < olgreve, the soHcieek fcir slx*urre*-» j ve week*. *•— , itefauli tun Ing been nuute in tilt-roinHtlon» ot Ita'iingx. prveihlierjah. «*•'. ' < lora few eouifttoinaiiU, ItJ* ottfrreri that Defend-1 a certain nurrtinire <whereby Hie. power therein variable, fraqUcnt weak, and'faini spells, difHiANg A. MiOKUi:! ants Jium 110*1 mid---------Hull, whov Christian ticult at times to get.breath,a lack of energy • , 'Marne |< unkaown, enter their appearance in , Clmdr .fudge. and vitality. Strict attention also thopld be : ririd rmrsr on « tirfotv fcuir niontliN from the b*-wfaK <Ute the tweirty-seM htti day of NovemSMITH A COMIROVE. dale of this onlcr. Ami tlud w ithln twenty *— V'-TA ■ V?"- “J*1 nco«lp*1 •» the office of the J given to the kidney* ami liver, as 1 hey often fflfafa-d the eotiipliiliyint.-reausi* this order lobe publi affect this most sensitive organ, the heart. / )■ m min Heffhter ot Det-da In and for Marry County Midi- ! hi the HamttwU HANKKBi’sald imMIcntlim to igati. on the twrnty-'wirntb day of November A. Now, note the mistake most all make is 7 , D. two. In Uber “H” ot moritrngMon page “371’• neglect to vanquish, y) to speak, these alarm­ UJinitei-i ■ and given for tin- ram of bvr litnxfrvd and fifty FKANK A. HOOKER. ing symptoms when they attack us. Thus it ; k------— ...... - .... hhom. in dollars, fu tw mid In five yiara from Ute dale Circuit Judge thereof, with the iiriviicgt- ot pfiying In three is all-important to know if there he a way lo , ( SMITH A COLGE6VE. preren< wrlov. s.n.T d.n r.m.HjMa,.:, j years.wllh Intereat pn}-uble unnwflUy at the nate Solteltora for Complalnanta. of eight jK>r eent per auuuin; and whereas It (Attest.' <’HARI.ES M. MACK. disease has tiecame so fatal, no remedy has Jennie- Arnwtrm®, Hattie Mullrffin.t Frank !; expressly agreed amtoed in raid said mortgage, mortnaae, that- aheuld Res inter. my dcfttftlOwi made In payme at 0/ attracted such wide-spread utt tent ion as the , *l?hcr’ FW*?* !'nrt Ffalu-r. iefuiMl,, part.theri-of, ou Gprman remedy, Vdnl bgurrs AUxifie, and it1 L’pon due proof by affidavit that Jcfinfc Armis made iMyahleaa above >~-de JWahle aa above enreMed. exprewod. and and should sliouid is now acknowledged lo be the greatest ' strong, Hattie Mcllvaln. Frank Fisher and Julia tbe Mnarreinaln unpaid and and in artrar# arrears for th. tfa State of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit. In ‘•he ^mOTemaln RJ*f* °rttlrty 1*%J11?® and trom Ujenrefortii. Experience has proven that this remedy, ,latr of Mtehiic-n and In the stale of Kansas, ex- n^-k‘<-7‘ combining as it does accurately rare tonic, al- cent Fraak FWier. who redfa-A in the state fifty doRaflLwfth iUIarrennnjr of mtaM there­ on. »ludl at the option of said iMrtKMt* become terative,diuretic and cathartic properlies, and wl*’on*l<i. And on mollminf smith «r<Mgre “rUfcm. diiemidnap^lclmm^telvtirrwftw.aiid de­ <b« peculiar mwl.u.1 ..I combination gim It ^.'UliXnK.XSSSirSSSAW a wonderful comrol over the eaaae. a. well : roraplalnl fflnl In ill ulu raa.f. nlrliln’tour j£?n ™ireSt‘or fault toying l<-en made In tfo payment of aaid interwon one <K tbe days whrreon the same i* as over the heart'd |ess <fac,w*,hr the Blate'Tbutfa areoident of Cotai ^Merhauy heart's action. and(iu andQu no |er* de­ fa* taken ii%|w|!r<iwltlt eohnty, New Ybtir. On motion of Smttti A: Col­ - and Bill of . .rqiuplalHi rdutli.... gree is Its curative power for aHJ/ainey An<l further, that this order i>«-puf......^.n<>.r liver troubles. A* one well-known Athencan American In In twentyday* twiiiydayi from from'thhi'date '<> thr the HaaUog.* HaaUora **•••■ it <. thh date ' in writer has said of this important rauedy: B iw>w»|uiiM-rprinted printed In In the thesaid said couniv couniv that Raid defendant eater Ufa appearance In thl .. anxemi# newspaper Alaxine is adapted to the want*, of dvfetibodv ,,f Itar'>-lM‘-published therein once in each caune on or iiefare four month* tram Um date < .1.11 • J- iz: ?. 7J I Heck Inr “bt Mw'ks in wicwsslon-, aurh pubiteathl* order. Aim! that within twenty day* th from- the occasionally indisposed to the long- Hon. however, shall not bv neeeiwnry canno In nurthia a I order to be pnbtlahe ________ .„.nw a i complainant ropy of of this this <>rdqr ordgr fai iw served served on the said sat I dcfcndi d-fend- ■ **ldt *Si\Lo*tlon 2 Miffering invalid, acting promptly yet barmharm- ropy ■littering on the lewly oa all Uic punapal organs of the body, rum*, pcnonally, at least twenty da vs More <h<* * *>• .WtUnnwl OBorin each w<«e«: for »dx week lime Iterein prescrflied for their anucnraiirc. ln "««*aRlon. TtMtx A. Eooien. ‘lly virtue of its peculiar combination it does , me Ixyrrin prescrilx-d for their appearance. ■ ..Cfconlt Judge. Dated thfa nth day Of December. A. D. IW I twentytwo oema. And Will keep tbe hysietn healthy and regular HMTTR A- COMIBOVIk . FRANK A. HOOKER, or suit, at law or e Holfcftore forComnlalnant. and at very little cuvt to the individual. As circuit .hirfs*. Attest. i A true oqny. SMITH A(-tiMiKOVKknowkxlge,of tlie experience of any one who J!..«. icl \ M- Mack, Iteafateir.. sollettnr* fnr Complalnniii i part roereor, now has had a severe sickness and tbe cause ol* li­ ■***■/**»— ; fhfffibtbatpn the tweKL. i • given, tliut on WodnaMv Mcdn C11U««XT Me. i -Maret: Mwch A. AU). 1M4, Htonco nt< . nal recovery i* invaluable iu licjpiag the ofa.D. iw, ’dijek Intbe wiernooa I State of eMdcaM- 1Wabb3H«0brt Court foe th* ®f th*1 ---------- Ui^jiorth front door or enI leg Isler. flirted to determine wh.it m|y be the matter I • ooontv of Barry In Chancery. with them..ami in leading thWn t6 nsc the , Mary L. T^wrrace, Complainant.... right remedy H they woite^gwpre of getting Court for Mddte«nty of Barry,) Br*----------- --well, we therefore ic:ate^K’cxj>enence or widui piUdlitoBrtlon or irndiK- to Mr. J. Baughman, of Mr. wPklX>-, whose blffilt-r (Mto|Ntofa>-s In said inortgat sickn^s ilhirtrates so vividly .hat of many Mlti1 Reed, Defendant*. othcr£.« The causes of iny sickness, said Mr. npald ! Dynrirtna «| axiecreo of the above mentioned fy mi m am ।»» umur-M w ix- mu? <nw unpaifl court in the above entitled cause, bearing dare Baughffian, wire lint must common symptoms,. r Fab. ic, iwa; i«b^i but it Will will tie tn: j»een seen Hiftt that if they are considered blgbratbiddei ^^n^tgagv trffliugj anrl allowed full sway, serious conse­ aryttUatteM l‘*C*<»<Jr1,,‘far-i“ °t lamltyhiik.Trid being situate front doortF quences will inevitably follow. I did noth­ i city ’ fa the Cbuui v of H*8’.tnirn. in ing unit! J heqan to feefahat J was losing my Court Houne ig the'jilace for usual Strength. 1|iieu it was that I began circuit courlf xiUd aouutv cf having pains that - would appear aifi! dniap-i r lantfa and pri tlmi tSrtv.four BB4J and th «•* doteribetl In forth titty acre? und authorizei of timlMiilU'fasfIraeUraml f be RoWtbenln. [tear in variuns parts of my body. My skin ; ' tn the uia<gM lion tjBnfa-e seventeen tivi lx liccamc hot and dry , and my back acked so t vir: All Chitcc_ _ ______ __ ____ _______ ... ,y tkmrBRng m Town there on_____ ______ _ that I eould hardly lieur up under it. f had' and being in the conntv of Barry and state at * tan” MichIran, dcaeriteod as follows, to wit: Tbe M intetiRC burning and cutting join when ur. west half of the Mouth-cast quarter. andtheesxt MBS. II. M. NORRIS rnating, and one of my worst symptoms was ; fqfyowalfhMt af the aputbmreavwtmter • of costiveaes;,. |Vas exceedingly nervous; ap­ petite pour; cfaikl Iprtjlv uigest what 1 did eat. But nil, the i reatmenl I got fnuii various . hundredths nw») aerea, *econllna to the govphysicians was of no avail. Health «nd am­ ernmrnt surrey thereof. Tbe amount daa on bition gone, I hail tn give up biiMness. I be-,' ‘ i, ■ rakt mortgage January -r., i*ml wm Wtt.ea. ; date the came despondent and gloomy ami indiflereut •' ”»I -------- , What? , That Cyclone V\ hich Marched throughed the Mammoth Wholesale Houses of New York, picked up a Lafge-Bd Splendid Assortment pf Goods for • ~ , * • . .. . . . _______ - *?HE HOLIDAYS . * ' - . A 1 i t t i . , .' - . landed them tn the Drug Store! of O v* Frederick Hotchkiss, t to CU.SS .. IbJuom.IbJ Middle-aged People; ' * for Presents .. - for Young People, Presents . - - 5.u-.- for Children _____n , In endless varieties and at Prices never before i'aSSRS’iwMK II -r ‘ JBL - Chtuxcwry Order. ‘I’nSu'’ lentire.diurMiaudotlunktuopenles.ul w | nil | J I |J Bs^ ■ offered in this City. ~ ~ m -A- N D ------ —............. EXAMINE.* ............... ... .................... - ~ 1. A AAA r ---- ----- ~ w w ffi? Pianos to everything around me, and for several month*! scarcely .left my room. Was it ixhsiblc that ] bad heart disease? A traveling salesman and acquaintance nf mine, hearing <4 my cntical condition, urged me lo try Aloaiae, and llat 1 could get it iibw of «nv v.eli. informed druggist. Said he was afflicted in .000 iWdsfaf Bolte £ fj fU3<J.'Yi!.1 W high-! tffewitwWBWWttCto' * n. prices tjun ever. All holta • i •’ |W'44 lIlCljeH loilg. sOl-ndj • stule<if Mlclit i .. wme.och ».j c,l wm „><1 ibni. cred *i». korereug tnareresraici, I . lou stHUght. Ull<l frff flTnn k nots. ■ f 1 * for sP,,t everything over Ifi inch- J>c rf m, draggid. Brre.MB?* Z . . ' Bro.,Jndcc. <M1 , - , . Al£.-r-l1<!n , of Barry, on the tl In jthe• IHTS in Liljer tea u -'.'I u» in the matter of the*extnte tSPstary A- H&hr a nnnoV. under ,,n,w ildrouBti , . • Stitutcdai I ;I .‘Belies hi diameter! White ash I NwW what furrfa-i-m.- .. .. J ,.L.—____ I n ... . Musick Merchandise. Che ‘ it to 44 itches long, SS.jill per -AND- M»BTH WX »TAT> BT.. RABTtRB, MKB. cured by >ui � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/410/HastingsBanner_1883-12-28.pdf 5a61d05c53f9a53ba4fbed9dc5df14b6 PDF Text Text VOL. XXVIII. NO. 36. HASTINGS, MICH.. DECEMBER 28, 1 ' ■ -. yjgM.) - , Prices Down! Down! Numerically, there was not much dif­ I ference between the armies- lietween I 80,000 and 90/MX) each. The lattle began ! earjy and raged with intense fury the । whole day. especially oh the right and , I left, where Hooker and Burnside’s earn- • | niands were. Night put an end to the | j carnage, with the pewit ion of the'com* ptatants nearly the some as when the I battle commenced. McClellan very un­ i wisely granted Lee a flag of truce, os­ tensibly to bury the (lead, really, it i proved, for him to retreat across the ■ river, which he did un the 18th. Our J I division arrived on the field after the ; iMtttle was fiver, and took position on ' Overcoats worth J 0.00 for $7.00. Overcoats worth $15.00 for $12.00. the right with Hooker’s men. The day 1 | and night of the 18th and the forenoon i ; of the 19th was spent in idleness, except: j the burying of^ the dead. On the 19th at noon we started in pursuit of the reb- I Men’s: Suits worth $ 15.00 for 812.00. Shirts and Drawers from 25c to 5Oc. els, and in doing so passed through a por। tion of the cornfield where Hooker and Jackson had fought their men so aav-j : agely. Hundreds of dead rebels strewed i i the ground, and, having lieen killed on > the l«th anti 17th (ejeptmed to the full ; blaze of a scorching sun since that time) ( the IkmHch •were all in an early stage of ' l decomposition. bloated and blackened; I dsit*KttninirMc*»-'- <*manatingfroin them. I In passing along uflHi- turnpike, we I marched through the village of Sharps-. The village was a soi.,- inking Silks in Black for 75c, 90c, 81.00 and 81.25. Black and Colored Cashmeres burg. place, many of the houses ami burin from 40c to 75c. places Ijeing riddled with shot and shell. The next morning we retraced our line of march down the pike toward Wii1 Hanttport ’A force of rebels were in । that vicinity and Gen. Couch, with his | divirion, was sent to reconnoitre the vio। inity. We had seen enough dead to eatl isfy the moat gormandizing appetite the j I day Irefore, but a still worse sight! awaited fre; for it was across this turn- I : pike that the reliels had charged so ! I many times, only to be driven liack by I I the onslaught of the unionists. On the ; I left of the road were wixxix, where the 1 rel>el reserve was, and on the other side i j the oom field. Jtehris by the scon* lay I along the fence, where they hatI fallen While climbing in the charge or retreat. i Near an old log chnrth on the wooded | ’ side of the road the rebels lay . in piles j 1 where they had l>een shot down as they I emerged from their protection. But 1 the reliels had done their work as well;; ’ for every reljel we saw there was a fresh made mound, beneath which lay buried h loyal hero. Scores of these dotted the । roadside. and nt the head of each oom-1 Talk about the hard times, tiiere u no such thing, ; rads had erected little pine head-boards, j : am! Ottered upon them the name, com- i convinced all yfni want is to go to Smith. Haas « VaxAi pony and regiment of the steeper. Our where it is not hard times, bnt Cheap Prices. I division Went to Williamsport but found I no. rebels. and after a day or two we ' went into camp neir DoujUsville, Md. ’The army Jay in absolute idleness for ; nearly four weeks, and during the time They have, besides the choicest China and the new regiments were drilled. the old nicest ine of Lamps, Cups and 8aucen ever in ones feclotbed ami many of the sick and at ahout one-half the price ever before offered. wounded ot. the summer campaigns reAll day Friday. December 14th. our store was closed to | turned to duty. It was while here i that rumors of the dawn of peace were I ' published, and many thought that the Mabk. Down our Entire Sloek of would cltise without further blood-; Who world not pull his pocket book for the last I shed. Gen. Slocum vhdted our regi-i! j ment during the existence of these ru- | when he sees so many nice things to please the folks at 1 j Inure, and in nn address to the. regiment I gave it as his opinion that peace was j near at hand. White here. President I Lincoln reviewed the army. His pate, Besides the many Toys, they have the Lai . care-worn face gave evidence of (the I stock of Groceries ever in the city. Bring 1 deep anxiety ho felt for the snccras of- j we want it. i the army. The long roll finally sounded, tents were struck, and we were off for Vir- j At eight o’clock Saturday morning we began the greatest ginin. Crossing at Berlin we strimk out in the Old Dominion to the left and ■ . ------------ --- ------- —w——— slaughter sales of winter clothing ever known in this city. [south of the mountains. White the, tSON AVENUE army was hatted a day or two near On account of the warm weather and backward season we are I Warrenton. Va.. during the first days of ’ overloaded on Overcoats and Suite and we are going to un­ November, McClellan was relieved of , j coinn?md and (ten. Burnside succeeded j load at unheard of low prices. • We intended to wait until the 1 him. McClellan vfrited the different I army corps before he left the army. I middle of January, but the backwardness of the season com­ The troopa, hearing that he was com-; pels us to make our slaughter now—yon will be astonished to। j tng. Hocked by thousands along the roadidde where he was to ptwk Cheer ' after cheer rent the air as the handsome see the bargains we are offering. little general rode along, lifting his cap. nodding and ncuming salutes. Gen. By buyiny your Orercoate an^l Suite of H» you trill mre enough’ Burnside with his staff wn> n short dis­ tance in tlie rear, and an (wcattonal to buy your own Prerents ond select such as you may rhatwe to need.‘ ahout went up for him. Tfe jiolitelj•OTdtallx InvIlnA t. look lifted his hat, white the sun glistened on , ,IM>. wkloh will bo looixl . his hairiei* cranium. The army of the Come early and avoid the runt). Ladies are especially in ­ Ifatomac lovM McClellan as they never la thio rooatry la all la opiolai" Goods Sold According to the Times (Overcoats worth $3.00 for $2.25. Overcoats worth $7.00 for $5.00 Men s Suits worth $7.50 for $5.00. Men’s Suits worth $10 far $7.50 Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs in Large Quantities. The best article made, at prices lower than ev°i- before offered. large assortment of Underwear, Flannels, Cottons, etc., which we close out at reduced-prices, and lower than any store in the county. Our Stock of Hardware always Complete. lything We can suit you on our CLOSED I TOYS! I vited to call and examine our fine tine of Smoking Jackets and gents’ furnishing goodsbefore making their Holiday purchases. Fine silk and hem-stitched handkerchiefs. elegant silk and casaemere mufflers; velvet, plush and silk neckwear—all in the latest designs. ' Smith, Hams & VanAr: �iHty of We are c.dled to chroniA? the (terth | Ml , v.*x. ■• M e hail a nice little yun of sleighing irare. Christ mas. of Mr. Comton. this week, who nrtded | for Christmas, and a little more snow •Hrimrt ——• and «Robert I Irene anil tamli• lirii .and -Mart IXlerit-k and family just over the county line. swld be very acceptableThe Bradley boys • new xwrtl- j (’kXirnna nt Fjla-xrd Itetsex. ---- — - sport ,No public ratertainnients I bnstmas si«it Chrfctmaa al Edward Beoel). Robert’ Bradv, of Battle Creek, is in I box cutter. rwrty r™. eve, but a number of family trees; one ' . Bert Bertie H m irone has gone to Pli Plainwell for I at J. F. Brandstetterb and one at O. G. Geo. Wb Marshall and,family. Miss a few days. , Gobs.’ . • The Good Templars bad a Christmas , Miiry FoWler, Heory and Chas. Diller Tuesday evening there will I* given tree Wednesday evening at their hall at spent Chrirt-mas with Mr. Peter Roth(for moon) » Xe» Kngfand supper. qpmt Chrfctnw Bowen’s Mills. • Tbrao who »re fond of Inked brans. litar and <ifi-. LUHeOUlenple fa spending Christmas Miss Bidlin, of Par nm, sister of Mrs. " ... pien and _ j th, libo Xflas Hullin. • doughnuts, pumpkin like, ! Frank Mc&erby, is spending her vaca­ with the Vreelands. at Green lad;?. can find thrni plenty at the I. 0.0. F. tion here. . .a . n . I,all on that evening. The benefit for LAorr. । Clark Shipman and daughter, of Bat­ Mrs. Emma Clark has been quite ill the M. E. church. tle Creek, are visiting his sister, Mrs. O. On Friday last, a tram before a rragduring the past week, but te now con­ , on. without the box,»aa seoi tearing ^W?I?Mte-ble, wife and son, of (rtsego, valescing. down our Main street at breakneck art the guests of Mrs. Albert Bullis, of the vicinity and Mrs. A. T. spewl. on the reach wa» arated a young Foote. .... Battle Creek, spent a few <tay« nt her man holding the Bnee with dwperate Mi® Hattie Foote returned Irom Oli­ home tart week. ... T ’ 1 grasp, the snow halls and ice lells mak­ vet to spend the winter vacation. In Chnrile! Oh, Chortle! know von not, > ■ ing ronalc about his ears. On they company with her sister. Mrs. W. I. th,-hrart of woman fa a, chnnjrrable ■* |\ /] /*\TT \4 3 tamo ^ntil they ralched the hotel tarn, the treacherous wind? Charles, take the I W I f 1| I f—* W where thev were dbliged to stop, and wooden wedding id J*rairieville. ndvlce of a friend; nevernak that irirl to A-V-L. WAAXy V / Will climbed off his perch, none the J. C. Duel, of Brileyu.1, Ims been en­ attend church with you again. Worse for his rapid ride of a couple of gage I bv our school liuarrl tn teach dur­ A series of revival merting* are being ing the remainder of the school year. miles. carried on at the M. K. church, and we inn. us visiting at there will he good done, as we* Miss fg-na Guerin, of Dexter, will O. L. 1’almer. <*f A*tri: ' ' “ * spend the hoUdare with Ifriends in our S. J. Ifindta’s. tave a winking and enthusiastic pastor. The B< ill I hgrw assault and tattery rase Rev. Mosher, of Battle Creek. town. Mis Clara Nichols has gone horse was tried on Monday, and resulted in a ■The school In district No 4 Is having llne'of live ilollare and costa. for Christmas. a vacation this week; the t.-arhsr fa Mine Julia Hughes is home, fapai spending the holidays with friraA st * Dakota, for the winter. „ ' maa et e, at the Opera House, for being Bev Mr. Horknraa.of Adrain. prrachOscar Diamond and who. of Big Bap- the isst quadrille ibuicer. A bunting party fa lieingtalked nlmnt. f|ir lullt thp M E .^an-p, fa», Thane i<6, formerly of this place, are gurats uf for I riday of this wisk. (|a^. evening. Mr.smdMrs. Blxsoell. Mte Would »-14h th? “JUSjBtit" a Mr. Keyes, ot Assyria. 1ms. hsweii the tvm. Brown, who has tarti MijonmMerry Christman and a prosperous New NasbvUle Hnnte. ami entered upon >>'» I iwt in Arinma for a time. Is again In .luttM, Jana* Blair har ing retired: I our lllirtrt The tenth itnni\ eraury of the Woman’* I ’-------------------- T— Woodland. Crusaiic, wfiich gave rise to the W. ( ’ . T, j HIOKOBY CORNKB8. Sljghing fair and people making good V.‘, was appropriately observed last Sun- i The little folks had a Christmas tree use qfit. ’ ‘ I V day ev.trtink at the M. R. church. Slug-1 at the Baptist church Chrwwnas eve. . The shed eovaring St. John’s saw mill lag; selections were rend, mid speeches i Family Chr!, ' -*UIM tn* Mrs* raved in Monday moming, damaging 'made by >te*trs. Hardy. Holler, Wheel-1 mon LBW,vn<*M* the mill about $50. er, GlaMgow*. Livermore. Faaset. MrsJ Mr. mi-** Aidrich gave n Glaago^. Fasset Mrs, | ‘ Ittadimly^occtiringU) imuiy pt*opta in Woodland that the lw*» ♦nt- • have lol Dr. Barl>er read a jNiprr explaining the i c»;,wtnias <*>nn<’r to a tew of their . friends. do With co-opendivr life insunu,w M)ln.. origin of Jlhet movement. Mrs. G. panics, the, better; if they P^y loascs' Truman riiad an appropriate J»e> ‘ L,on-i Hiere will lie a New \ ears dance at The Sunday Spools of vilhMCe | Thompson’* ball. New Years night. like a certain company adjust s a los3 had trees.- The :m<* othen< । Asa A idrich, of IMorirey. is the guest , InWpodtad. the dead then we -war J exerted theins'.’ ■'*an*1 nf John Ford through the holidnys, rtMUngri""*, verv chi’^ '^as rahtcwiLered. The: The Barry Exjioiuuit, the great Amer«»«.«<<•. L. D. & E. ^Varner haw opened- up a tm .airly groanetl with the toad of J lean philosophical journal, lias done meat market in connection with their beautiful and useful presents; the i gone and busted up. The buainesa man* grocery store. A business we have felt churches were trimmed in a very artistic «ger has eloped, and gone into a lietter :ui<I tasteful manner and tilled to their <*ccupHtion-taken the pulpit, for a the need of for some time. The following officers elect of Wuxi* utmost capacity at an eaFly hour. At i change. land Lodge. No. 3O4F.&A.M.. were the. Congregational rhun-h the exercises L The testimony in the divorce rase of I installed Thursday evening: A. eonsiste<l of singing by the choir, and j Mrs. Thompsou was taken last week beHough, W. M.; B. S. Holly. S. W.; A. T. children, speaking, xml dialogues. A i fore Squire Barber; F. T. Colgroye atCooper, J. W.; E. F. Hilbert, Sec.; new feature wax a manger, in which tomey for plaintiff, Chax. Wolbrook ntGeo. W. Smith,. Treia.; J.Scbaibly, 6. evenone disposed could drop a pound ‘ tarney for Mr. Thompson. Mre.ThompD.;Jkmes Gray. J. IL; J. Colestock, of some article of uw? in a household, j sou has withdrew her plea, asking for and thentheeontentsdistributvd among ' alimony. Tyler. ’ Williams offers his farm for •' The practice of having family Christ­ the poor. The children were all happy, । "Loyalmas trees seems to lie on the increase none having lieen forgotten. sale, ux he wants to sell it before he re- j Jefferds part G. A. K. will have a i turns to Dakota, every yearin Woodland, the past Christ­ eamp fire (»i Feb, S2d, 18M. .V g<xxl Ben Hess is going out west, land pros-' mas witnessing a host of them. A difficulty seems to have arisen be* I time may be expected, l pecting. Of 25 Monroe SL, who has teen located tween a certain newspaper correspon- j > Died, Dec. 20th. Alfred Bradley, aged in this city for five years, luts gained a BUTXtaND. dent of this place, upd a citizen lately ! Christmas and sleighing. H5 years, 11 months. His remains were very enviable reputation as a sj*ciaiiRt l.’M CAfAKUH known as the professor, the real tneriUl )ct. on the, tw, ,hlring thl, IIi)lw„VH. ;j uixen taken to a Marengo, Calhoun county. for in the treatment of au**vr. consumption, •It nr th** case ontin we tve don /ir.n'f TirolAriel to (rs know, Irn/xu- so expect plent v of fruit next summer"I■ inti.nnunl . of the ’t pretend intennent. stomach troubles, mid,nervous' diseases but are inclined to think that the prop­ even if you don’t get it ‘h,r town*^liP treasurer says taxes are generally, and lx the recipient of many osition of the scribe was fair enough, The clover hulter engine recently ■ntly set i ver ” > aluw about "WM‘ »-«««• in *“ this year, jis tertimonials from neftfly every |>art (>f . viz., that if the injured party could con- fire to a‘lot of nnthreshed clover lre lielong-1 .w..R ( termers '*are “■ pretty hard •up, — •us a general1 1 tfoe state concerning hix wonderful cures • vines him that he had wronged him ing to Mrs. Hill, destroying it, together j (that ’he has already performed. Having that he would! make amends. Proof lieen educated in one of our eastern coiwith a quantity of clover straw owned 1 DWT Wo 4 school Rbpobt TRADE MARK. not submitted yet. by Mr.Bock. Why cannot a/orce pump . The f„Uowlng ta the «.h<XJi r,.p,,rt for legvH and now the oldest medical co liege Mr. GalUhger. an esteemed citizen of and hose be attached to the engine, so I Dirt , of Iturrv. for the raonth ,.n(1. on this continent, he has in consequence Woodland, was buried on Christmas, become thoroughly versed in the theory that, in case of fire a stream of water December 7, 1883the funeral being held at the Meyers' copld immediately be thrown upon it?y----------------- ——■ and practice of medicine, therefore mak­ church. I ,, • , i. The plan looks feasible. "j ing his success a natural reward. As Conrad Hoenas is inBav City under Mr. Schuyler Hendrick and Miss Eva j proof positive of this fact, he can readi-: medical treatment for son/^disease that Dote, formed a life partnership (matri-1 ly refer to manywho have failed tv get seems to haffie the wisdom of the medi- moniai) the 24th. The good wishes of help that have bM^ treated by the emi­ i cal men. many friends go with them. nent physicians in the state—AgrienltnAbout one o’clock Tuesday morning • Rev. Whittaker. IT. B., is holding si .kt- j ral World, Grand llapids. C. C. Demaray was awakene<l by, the ies of meetings at the Podunk school HuTirJoaM.. Wm. Wcbota.. Fifth Q&adx School Rmpomt. alarm, of fire. One of his boys, sleeping house.. Lt is to be hoped that they will in the second story of the bouse., awoke accomplish a great deal of good. Pupils not tardy during the term: - Jaeoh Alum Hourrner r Edna Garrison, Guy Bauer,, Nellie . to find the upper part ofthe house abmit' Patil Blake who was recently burned ieGwtn falling in. He awoke lhe family who out, is once more offering his chairs for TWghner, Belle Rock, Maud Stebbins, had barely time to get dut of the house sate. Give him the patronage Which he Ruth Moore, Belle lounpmAn, Allie mt.ftinJrtSgf aWMWM■ in their night clothes.! Nothing was (tatetves. Boughton, Shirley Smith. KUa Bnrrett Th, Weakly Kota alone, frwa rnrerto nA of UM, WIT OXX S0LLA1. saved but 'one of ruiuiiuu;. ftirniture. uunn, Loss, --------“■o piece VI Pupils neither absent or tardy : Anna Thomas Henry has thie timber nearly J emir Norwood AUiNTS UWXTED fa.fa^.. Giddings, Bertha Bentley, Eddie Fair- J ' 8JOO. Insurance, 8400. Mr. Demaray hewn for. his new bam, which Dole & Ina Gwin........... . «ious upon above ----has the sympathy of the (dufro com- Hathaway have the contract, of erecting. child, Willie HitchcJJek, Harry Monroe.; BKLLK MrELBE.W I niunityj Several feniDies from this '-town are : . , Trjuher. ■ attending the revival meetings at Hast­ I HASHVWLE. KI.DVS KEYSOLDH. ADVMfcTIMD LFTTXBS. ings, conducted by Rev. Hunsberger. 1 Tracher. • Christnuu 1ms came and with it the teller* ftddrrwd to the following pfflomre. j nudnlng in the pout ofllc« at H»«t Ing*, num I • reunion, of many families. There has Fm-ttau^r--------wf^It^™^Soou,TT’ i Ijeen enough «iow An make wry fair Mlchlsnn. IM. M. IMl; HASTINGS MASWyra Mr. B. Fwkert la rapee t«l home from . ,th!" •Mondav count). <». Uninkwlck. Mwiwtl J. Brown, IMvIct (Mb-! ’ -J- • ; ’ sleighing, imd it has been improved by Florida next spring. A<fri,'ultural NwMy 'l«*sd holm. Gftortr Hn«er, Freak H. Jeakina, (tiartrx wl'JSl ! | our people; our streets have resounded Mral'etprBenntriisijavveringfrein!11^^^’!^ , „ Smith: drop Mter. Frenk Newton; enrrt. K*reh ' (’am. wJrtl........... ' ....................... j ! with the merry hells and joyous laugh- l,i»v uni'us.i • !’ rre»Ment.-Jf«ae Jordan, Woodland.' w. M.rowna. p. M. 1 Kf*S5m i ter of the young folks. The merchants Mr. Oieeaebrougfa is bfiving consider*।. Vice President.- J. J. Perking Fraiivn ftnnounreinent tn «>r I D’_rtb‘r ■ • . wear a satilfled look, for they have had able trouble; with the engine on his rieville. rvartrrs thtu wk. • a good tirade, despite the hard timet; SrtxxfMt. Brail*' ■< ' ’ j’'?-' > ; : .! Secretary. -W. D. Hayw, HaetingM. i j presents have been purchased, and the ▲ OA&D. .................?.. Moaher, the jeweler, hun got a tine! Treasurer.—H. G. (lartpr, Harting*. Aindr*. dried................. _ ■: usual festivities of the Holiday season Executive L'ommitte<^~John H. DeuI wonk I Muni many thanks and well . have been celebrated with the amix- selected Htock of boBday goods. Call : rth, Hartingv; Gilbert Striker. Ralti- wishes to those members of my wnand swlkem.’ ? ■ Ihwks. rfrwm*| ... .tewedgayetyof Americans. The put The travel on Oak rtreet Ls inrjwuing | more; K L. F^glra, Cartieton; Mr. Jwaidrry clam who took part in pnwentyear hM ndt been one characterired by JUKI uppirkilHlIBnd ttr^fliAn*. Hipchnum, Assyria; Porter Burton, ing me with a phoV<raph of the class. |sny remarkable event in our town or very rapidly Mnce the hotel changed ' Ilwtinga; C. ILStont}, Butlnnd; Joseph MRS. J. I). DKNNIK • a. ■ vicinity. The year closes wjtfe its usual; ■hands. John lloBiby. formerly BI this plow Bray. TTmrnap^e. regrats for opportunities Jr*---------This year the society has paid over j - -■ Ifajdd^ buried his wife and man j a good J M t -t. ,}___ . S8C0 hufebtednem, and has •#) cash on { WATUUU HKlMlWKX-da KarawS rbaprt. Bnlsu. num., Onton*. UtrBraotBn coma-1. Mra Mri O < Brayton rtarta to-day for 'hand' This exceilmt showing is due h/j REPORTED We are selling goods at ruinoi low prices as J my Large Stock. iVlOllCV Is what I want and must have. Overcoats, Heavy; Suits, Undewear, 'Gloves, Mittens, Knit Goods, and all kinds of Winter Wear MUST BE SOLD Regardless of former prices. We will give you More Goods for your money than at any other place in Barry Count}’. • ’ ■ It E. Y. HOGLE CATARRim^ THE WEEKLY GLOBE, LIBERAL OFFER! THE GLOBE Pl . X, .i *■" ”tatlw" •»»?• rrtataita I ‘lck’ta’ “•*,o the wo* “<■>«• I HkxmiK'K-lKiIX-l. Ure u, ** Iln th*t '• wlnri}. I b> the mxnWn>-nt. The nmr offlran. i M fa, reudrere« rMwX*^ ' M<t a<idtr*>.i°< Hourre. ram, j ar<' of worthwho wiB «*U«t1 l“a'r“'Rr-xramireHra.rt.1; «.i l'"*POri SoturclM- with . lu-ufaed ‘h>- taterrate ot U» Sodrt, .ra t.rtju-r- “>» L.» K.Jfafa, b«, k bhum. m„. .. s xKVxoun-ntnuu.- BlUs. Tooth. Bmz. and JRaM- �---------- --------------------- .. Thomas Burke, an aged man quite well known in this city, died Wednesday. •hurt ms we golo press we learn of ths HASTINGS, PBIDAY. DECEMBER M, ML death of Mr. 1*. D. Quackenbush, of tiiis city. Mr. Quackenlmsh brat iivwl in Hastings for a number of yenrs. und in I y that time had won hosts of friends, who ■; admired his many noble qualities as a W OOD FOR SALL man*. Less than a year ago, he sml his j y aged wife, who survives him. celebrated , •* thrfr cmldAn amAMrul The Hastings Banner. S3,000 IN PRESENTS Local News. G-ivenAway Mpawldiait MjuaafBoMriaK<a. FBLITN AND CONFECnONKRT. Florida Or»np-, Mwnirr L»tnon>, De- BKAMKR BROS. BKNTLEY BROS. a WH.KINK. NTAt’rrKK A MALlMHL'RVb. HABOAIN8, BAXOAIXK BEAMEK BROS. FKEI>KKI< HENRY ». HABCM K, \JUTICK under A* that pbt** win.br kept' a »ub*criptlon book. and a duplicate ropy will bo la the editor** poaaeealoit, to that auberrlptluna , j*b-«ark. or oontrnrto for »4verti«lns «*nmw ean hr «rcurr-i! from thr proprietor, or thr foreman, Mr. Jehneon. As a Special Inducment for Holiday Trade r®duce.OP1r *«*•. have reduced, price* m all demwday.a box or fine . rmn. aunUm. P^rtmente and also agree to present each purchaser of »4.00 From thme wmpiro it i. evident, tfwt >» goods aiid ovei)with one of the following articles. Every v. __ t fair nlnnurta chance 4-z» to nwumsi procure ilnzi the GtiAof finest Anna ones. our former townsman has notJ. 4fl forgoten j' une having ,.u r„ the fine art of preparing sweetmeats to; suit the most fastidious twite. We are pleased to state that the “Wild Irish-’ man” is doing a big business in his new ; locality. He has our best wishes, you j bet. • The Ladies’ Society of ilia Presbyter­ ian church will be entertained on next Friday hfterpoon, Jan. 4. by Mnc Bolt­ wood, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Crittenden, Mrs. White, Mrs. WiUtama, Mrs. Grif­ fith, uui, Mrs. aim. Geer uerr ub and * Mrs. viara. Clark,fat ai Red Ribbon JUU. .» V«niM invitation u> i »u. Mrs, Sarah Williams, of this city, lust ttpookefc 1>®qlc,satu rday, containing tSl&u. The lady thinks she lost the money in j or near Holloway’s drug store. She had just disposed of some property, anil the m<gity kpt was realized from the sale. Mrs. WilMams <<n iDy afford to ' Cook and Heating Stoves Fisclxez* JPi£Ln.o! IN THE MARKET. |ROSEWOOD CASE. VALVED AT W0J Don’t Fail to see our Stoves Before Buying. 1 Fine Gold Hunting case Watch Swell box Cutter . 1 Elegant „ 1 Silver Plated Tea- set I Domestic Sewing machine. 1 Good Kitcheh and . --r — - ,Stove , Furnishings. ‘ 1 Handsome Bedroom set Seven pieces 1 Fine Dress suit........................................ ; 1 Satin Lined Overcoat.............................. .......... I Handsome Dressing Gown 1 Fine Smoking Jacket............................ ; 1 Tilting Silver plated Pitcher and Cup; 24 Cases Silver plated ware................................ 100 Silver plated Napkin Hings 12 Silver plated Butter dishes 12 Nickle plated Watches............ ;i 20 Fine Silver plated Castors.............................. money was stolen, that the thief may be I, Fine Tranks.................... ,!...... apprehended. She offers a suitable n-1 1 Ladies'Gold Hunting case Watch................. ward for the return of the valuables. ( 3 Isirge Silver plated Cake Stands.................... Next week the Banner will resume | 26 Knit Jersey Jackets;■■:■■■ its old size as a she coliunn quarto. W® 12 Sets Combs and Brashes in Handsome Case start ugjitn with the new year, and hope | 50 Pair Silk Suspenders........................................ to make the BaNxer a welconw gnrat 2 Pair of Pants to Order (Maxie to Fit) I _ in every Barry county home. During t,.... „... t And other presents consisting of Neck Ties. Suspenthe year past, with no exertion on our 3,000 i part, we and our subscription list has iders. i ders. Knives. Underwear. in Underwear. Hats. lCaps. aps. etc., making m increased over 200. During the year to 000.. 000. •• ■ *100 80 The Largest -Assortment of Oil Cloth in the City. Don’t-buy until you see it. Table and Pocket Cutlery, Revolvers, Shot, Pow­ der; Cape, etc. Huffman Bros. THIS SPACE BELONGS TO 150 30 20 40 70 12 . 50 .12.50 . EVANS & BROOKS, all *8-1 come, we ahull add Mine new and we! — -2one chance ‘ No 2Ixrttery of in a thousand but every pur-f trust valuable features to our wr.; chaser of *4.00 and over gets a present right after he pays his that win ia> of special interest to jtarry I ^jn come ant] gge j,ow fair we work this scheme. We will «><uity reader, Mr. Potter win con,, mttke affidavit that ail the above articles will be given to purtinue hhechwofiv ar sketches, which * 1 from the flattering comments on them * "a' 1 K a . from many of “the boya in blue.” we Special Bargains in Overcoats know are well received. : Dr. Bnrker han ju< hail printed 10JMJ0. copies ofhi«pu)>er. theEuoCTlini.OGi.<«T, [ the Banner jot» roouw doing the work.1 Thu paper is neatly gotten up, and pre•enta the Doctor’s views in' splendid J shape. It idao enumerates the diseases auccreafuiy treated by electricitN. If you haven’t a copy, the Doctor will cheerfully give you otje. By the way,. Dr. Barker is securing a fine practice . in this city and vicinity. Those who 1 may wish can find out with what sue-1 ecss he meets from not a few of our beet citizens, -who hivye been taking the I electrical treatment with excellent rosuits. The beet of home ruference* can . be given. It has taken somewhat long­ er than he anticipated to lit up and fur-1 niah his rooms over the bank, but the | offices will soon be openod. The Doctor j can accomodate those who may desire i treatment at any time. y . H^memjwr the Masonic Hall. I nion HMl, Tueralay evening, Jan. 1. Theft will I* Quarterly Meeting at thh M. E. church Sunday next. Don’t fail to attend the Nlasoniu Ball, at Union Hall next Tuesday evening. .Rev. llunslierger ou Satutdny last united in marriage Mr. CovUleand Miss Mary Traver, both of .Wopdland. YfflVili regrdt it If you do not attendlhe’MAwnit: Bull at Next Year’s night. Excellent music and a good time for all who come. , We wish our readers each and all , “A Happy New Year" aq^Ja glorioiw ’ godH year all the year’ round. May your i cups of joy tie fulL A aeries of revival meetings are in progress at the Irving M. E. church of Irving. A1 partv of Eva^gdista from ■ Gt^M papilla ^atwiutjrtir U»<‘ J»etor. z . PIMONAL * |UllignAtes is visiting friends M|faM«rghtri>nkIin died at her koine i MLss 4 inAM Vrty 4Yhlmddi»y mortrtng. The I to <)V1A. .John Woodruff, of Otwgu. is visiting funeral services were held at the home J-L.. . of her parents, at one p. m. Thursday, j rdatives.in this city. fonnation of a cit- i Mins Belle M’eagahl " ' McElhaney impending her f*l obedience to the vacation in Owosso. izerni leagul . Uqtiorand, j„„ laws ojf. 6ur state. * Miss May Heath, of Muskegon, is. at K’o individual can n< com/>lish this work.' |lPr |llP fin n thin city. er hO home this city. United effort Witt prove succresful. j Mr. Fred Frink, of Ann Arlror. is vis- { The entertainments kiven by Mr. M. iting at (). J). Spaulding’s. •Wright, of MWdlqvHie, were not very Mr. John Greble and family spent ‘ weir nttemlHi. We ure sotry, for they Christmas in Battle Creek. - * w^ire strictly fi ret dram in every respect . BqUliqy- Wh^rojidcirtunutvlyJilleil right I Mrs. Eniuia Austin is visiting, her ** in £he inldst of mk busied of' the holi- j many friends in this city. 1’rof. B. Hall is enjoying his vaea-1 day switKXi. . . , just .pur- thra The Hanner proprietor has ti< with his family in Ann Arbor, Z’l.L.n„,. ro all fka the ntatoMul rnatwial nkuwi. need-1J. < hMrli<. Phillips un.d & J*. Burrall. of ' T‘* ofl*^ '^c I Jaekram, were in tjie cite thp jrast wek. ■tliittA-wort. Rresacs, > 1 nu. ' " vork is' Ira VanValkenburg took Christmas and type are new, and all work is ; dinner with his parents in Battle Creek. guartmCttd ai jdttKTncton. • ? Anlvbxth morning, mornlnir.SS penons joinLast Sabbath 52 persons join­ ■ Mr. Rock fo»mr and tamlly. of MlilTrrtWltidlt foiifi dlwrlllr. «4rt>nM«f I'kWm.. In thta ed the yJr k<*<iHh “ - - I* — wrtH'v ', .' . j" wffifo a .V><r>>anb«i'i _ . liv| __ _ ■ **•* — - about Miss Alice Carnahan, of Indiana, is. two by letter. *' Upto that time 125 hud risen for prayers. The work ^siting her mother nnd Iwother In this i contimies thiij week, with fully ns mneh city interval as ever. . •, u < -That'live and progressive merchant, । Mr. E. fl'.’Ilogle, has a new ad. in This frient issue of the Banneh. Mr. Hogle be­ A. Hering, of. Ann Arbor, is' Mr a f<4* days of hh vacation tn lieves in making acqiuuntau^' ttfdyjfff the press, and does as he advertises thiscity. every time. His success is evidence «<• nAt the-iOld• Reliable tt Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Star Clothing House,, Ware 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. Notick—Fine Fur Caps worth *8.50 only *2.00. ■ Jewelry, Silverware, Watches, Clocks, Spectacles, and Mu­ sical (Soods are ffere/rerf Dolly at my Hfore. which 1 SELL CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE. Buv the Light-Running "DOMESTIC’ Fora Holiday Present! The SIMPLEST machine made, having few parts, do compli­ cation, and requires little skill in management. The LIGHTEST-RUNNING machine, and on that account is I Bought h l>argv Stock j especially recommended by the medical faculty. which I Sell Lower than any J Adapted to the Greatest Hange of Work—will do the tineat as competitor <*an offer. ' well as the heaviest, and is suited to the use of all the appli- , MIMWP A UR QPP PRP that facilitate the ordinary, fancy, or difficult work. hMmlUb AHU um FUa Always ready for use. ann the most durable machine made. VnilflWI It has the most beautiful wood work. It has the be^t set of lUUnOMif. attachments ever furnished with a Sewing Machine. AB Goods New Styles Howf, Howt! .si. John, ]Vilyottt AHirrictUli' jmttfi'ii anti lot* of other*. I hate *oinr »u>tr morMine* at and Warranted as to Singer from 'fy~> to $H0. Coo* in and yd prw* brforr you buy. 1 trill Quality. > 'not b&undrr»dd. XtrtUrx, Oil* and AUachmrutx for all morbim. All kiudn of Wood 1‘umju for mlr, and old Pump* rrpairrd.af my JOHN- BESSMEK. ofirr. one door irrtl ofK. K. C.runt'x, Stetr xtrert. Jeweler. T.. PH ILLI PS. Announcement -OUR STOCK OF— -JJU STOVES and RANGES le Mr. Add- Also Dealer* in V OR F ALL -r i 1 RADE ! As the building which we occupy at present is to He torn down within three months to'give ““^Jewel-Stove, Endless Variety! way to a new brick, we hereby announce that Will and Dora Kennedy* have return­ ed home from the University to sj*rid the holidays. 'Mr. and Mm WUI Goodyear spent Christmas with Mdk Goodyear’s mother, in Orangeville. 4 . Mr. anti Mrs. Ed. Frost, of GramI Rapids, spent Christmas with the fami­ ly of W. H. Frost. Miss Emma Bailey, who is attending I school at YfaUaati. is spending her v»-| doing Home chores and^tfra. Collins was I at church, aseven-yeareold son thppght . It would be a splendid idea to make the the. kitchen fire bum in a little letter sffater ‘ faster. (Wins * owfc wry, a noVel bnte. bf doing this. He j .d took a zinc powder flask, containing about half a pqimd of powder. and be­ ' . gan pouring the contents upon the coals in the stove. In. vefry short order the looks of both jithve and boy were very ! materially changed. The explosion of cation at her home in this city. the powder created n great commotion (*hris. Vruonum and wife, of Grand I tpml a W Cbrtxttnaa w ith | we shall sell groceries.at reduced prices; and simply ask the public to call and get prices. i Beckwith’s Round Oak Parlor Stove,! -TAe Best Made.” it th? rvrdict qf ffbanowMU us, but if you would Crow n Jewel Base Burner! < It UM> M. K. *urch ii> i,tH» wt«k.«nd r—• . ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ' ' We know times are hard, and tax times unon I �The Slaughter Sale Continues at the Jewelry House 1 mean just what I say when I tell you that.you fan. SAVE MONEY by purchasing your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at fhy establishment. Get My Prices and be Convinced., 45154 TKER MOTT’S MANDRAKE PILLS, Probate Order. ' state of Michigan. County of Barry . At a semion of the Profmte Court tor the Coun­ ty of Harry boldeu at the IToliate Office In the city of Hastings in said county on Tuesday, the 11th, day of December In the year one tbomand eight hundred nud eighty three. Present, (lerpcnt Smith. Judge of Probate. Ui.tbe matter of the estate of Alltert M. Rlaao, deceased. On reading mid filing Uie petition, duly veriUesl. of August (tosch, administrator of said es­ tate. praying that hbi final account this day filed may be heard mid allowed and he discharged from his said trust ■ Thereupon It Is ordered, that Monday, the 14th Thereupon It Is ordered?that Monday , the Tth, day of January-next, st ten o’lnocle-fn the tore- day of Jauuary-.next at ten d elock In the fonnoom be assigned for the hearing of Mid i»etitlon, noou, be aligned forti-.v hearing of said peti­ ami that the heirs at law of said deceased, and tion, mnl that the heirs at law ofsald deceased, all other persons Interested In said estate, are re­ mid all other imiwous Interested hi said estate, quired to appear at a session of said Court, then are- requtrod.toappear M a MtodoutifMld Court, to be holdeu at the Probate Office In the city of then to be holdeu at thr ITols.te Office. In the Hastings, lu said county, and show cause. If any dty of Hastings tn said county and show cause. there be, wjiy tlie.prayer of the petitioner should If any there be. wliy the prayer of the said pcti> not be granted. ' tinner should not lie granted And It is further.ordered that Mid petitioner Ami il ls further ordered that said petitioner give notice to the peraous Interested In said es­ give notice to the persons Interested In said es­ tate, of the pendency of said |>etltloii, mid the tate of the pendency of said iwtltlou mid the hearing thereof by causing a copy of this order hearing thereof by eausiim a copy of this order to lx, published in the Hastings Ban .xkh, a news­ to l*e fniblishrd hi the Haannp han nkb n news­ paper printed and circulated in said county of paper printed mnl cirvuluted In said County of Barry once in each week for three successive Harry- once In each week for three sucrewdvv weeks prevlouM-to said day of hearing. weeks, previous to wild day of hcariiiK. [ A true copy. | CLEMENT HMITH, C1JCMENT SMITH, Judge of Probate. | A true cojiy.) J udgv of Probate. .state of Michigan. Cnontv of Barry At a seasion of the Probate Court for the county of Harn. holdcn at tlie Prolwte Office lii tin* city ' of Hastings in said county on Saturday, the iflth day of December. In the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-three. I 1‘rrocnt. Clrtneut Smith. Judge of Probate. Ju the matter of ti>e estate of Emory Buffing­ ton, deceased. On readlhg and filing the petUion, duly verified. t*f Ransom Wolopti, Dir administrator of said estate, praying Chat Ms final account; this day ffiMI.-nuty^be Jhard and allowed mid he dlK- Chancery Order. ■ CURE S!ak-Headache, Qyspepsta, Utter Mate of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit.—In Chancery. Complaint, Indigestion, Constipation, ix>tt|e Galushu, eoni|ilalnant. , and PURIFY THE BLOOD. XOTICE.—Without apartiel* of do«U,Xwmoct's Mils are the most popular of an y on tho m*rk«L Having been before the publft for a quarierof » *A*.*BW — V. — *1 K .. ,1m. Mm — ■ . ——.La.. Detail! having been.uuuie In the payment of a certain Indenture nt mortgage, bearing date tinnineteenth day of Dctober,A. D. 1MB. mode by Hhtney H. Beach mm! Allee Beach, his wife, to Marita .Um Brach. and recorded In the oOn Of thr Register of Deeds for Barry county, Michigan, on the twenty-first day of October, A. D. MS, at .one o’clock p. tn. Id Uber “ R ” of mortgages on Mine of seven hundred and fifty-five dollars. And tin- said Murtha Ann Beach having deported thh life, teavlaga last win and testameat, which has been duly admitted to urobate by the Probate Conrt of the county of Calhoun, Michigan, there­ in1 respectively appointing the undersigned as executor und Mary A. Bennett.executrix of said Ini: a ill and testament; and the said Man A. Bennett having departed this life, leaving the tindendioicd we executor of aakl last win and testMUWid.hr now ucmg being umy duly qumineu qualified w*n, to art. ininunm, m- itun ai?d now acting as such, and no proceedings Iwu - I Ing Iteen Iqgtituted at law to recover the debt re­ maining secured by said mortgage, or any taut thereof and Uie power of sate therdu contained liavtng Income operative, notice b hereby given that on the iwveutii day of March, A_ D. UM. at io o’clock hi the forenoou at the north front door of tiu- court bouse lu the dty at Hastings. In' Barry, county.Michigan ,t said court iMMBcbdng tho plare <>f holding the Circuit Court tor said county of Barrvi. I shall iwU at pti|>lfc auction to thvhtahrtit bidder the lands mid prmtoes descnlted tn said mortgage, to wit: All that i-ertain piece or j<arcel of [mid situate Jti the county Chancery Order. o£BmTy and state of Michigan, known and ita state ut Michigan, Mfth Judicial Circuit.-In srrflied as follow, vb: All that portion of the Clianccry. north-west quarter of tin- Muth-west quarter of Louisa M. Hull. Tobias, Horace Calk& IL Hull, Elizabeth acctiou twelve, lu township two north, of range Match, Cleinentliie ten west, lying sonth-uf th<- highway running an Richard Powell, \ Iola Powell ami Alliert Wood­ emiterly and westerly < <iur*e through said sec­ mansee the, three last ty their next friend, Isaac tion. .-onudning thirty acres of lam!, or so much Powell - foiuplalmtots. thereof as shall be necessary to pay the amount dur ou Mid mortgage with interest ttmrvou at teu fier rent, togotlier with the coats and expenarWaUowrd by law. , ■ . --------jluU_ 1U) infant wliose cliri'llan imme l« Dated December l«h. A. 1>. HRB. unknown, ami (leorgr J. Cox, ilemHUuite. d < .’ROLETTC. BKACH. Sult pending lu the Clmilt Court for thexxmnty hole Execnior of thr last will mid testa­ of Hany—In lhancerj -ul Hustings on the gist ria 4T1&SJS8.*" dav of Noveinber. A. I). IW In this cniuu- it appearing that defendants Attorneys for Hole Executor, Jane Hull and--------Hirth mi bitait*h<Mwrliri»Battle Creek. MfcMgm. tuut name Is unknown, an- not nmldeiits of this State, but reside in the Mate of Kmisas. Tlwretore, on motion of Smith & Caigrovr. the solici­ Default having l*et-n made In the conditions of tors for complainant*. It Is ordered that DefetMl- a certain mortnar (whereby thr power therein anta Jane.Hull ami-------- Hull, whoae Christian **,’ *‘‘J “• become, operative* execu­ name Is unknown, enter thrir ;im*ear.-umr In ted by Charles N. Stewart trfMrs. Ji. M. Norris, Mid came-on or before four mouths from the date of this order. Ami that wtthta twenty days ..’r A-**• ,H?°- 1UM’ "’‘•’t’ted-ln the office of the •he eomidalnania cau»e tills order to he published Register rt Deeds In mu! for HarryCounty Mich­ In the Hastings Rannku; Mid isiblteaUon to ** »*»-tily-arvruth day of November A. lw* rtwilHiiBMl niu.,. It. At,..*. ----- ... D. 1HHO, In Uber *'14 of mortgages ou inure •‘371” and given for the sum of Are hundred and fifty FRANK A. HOOKER, •kdlan. to be paid In five yean from the <late thereof, with Uh* privilege of paying in three* SMITH tcOUUWVK. yean with Interest payable annually at the rate Sollrttwa for Complainants. .Attest.* CHARLES M. MACK. , ■ Register. ,r ?" *<» <Uy wheron die same 1 Chancery Order. j made payable as atxive cxbremecl. and should WcbimD' F,nh Circuit, In Uharies fialuslia.-defendant, , Suit pending In the Circuit Conrt for the count v of Barry. in Chancery, at Hating*. the 12th day of December, A. D. two. In this cause It appearing from affidavit on file that the defendant, Charles (inlusha. Is a non­ resident of this Slate, but Is a resident of Vir­ ginia City, Nevada. . On motion of Smith & Cojgrove, solicitors for . State of Michigan. County of Barry—as. complainant, Il la ordered that said defendant At' a session of the Probate Court for the enter Ills appearance in this cause on or before County of Barry-, bolden M the Probate Office In four months tram the date of thia order, ami that the elfv of Hastings in said county on Wedm-s- within twenty dap the coiuplalnaut ennse this Sh day of Decttditier hi tin- year one order to be publMini ill the Hastings BanNKK. Ight hundred and righty-three. tola- continued once m each Jlemcnt Sndth, Judge of Probate. • Mid.publication week fur six snecesidve weeks. latter of the estate of (ieorge W. • Hustings. December mh, im CRANK A. HQOKKR, igaml filing the-petition, duly veritph Kollar, alleging that •InlyautlMirxMmi A i-riuimnu. tieated-copies of the last wiH and testament of Solicitors for Coniidalnaut. said deceased and of the probate thereof having [Attest] CHARLES M. MACK, be^n filed In said court, showing that Mid wifi ' , ” y- —• Wgisicr. has been duly admitted to nrobdte lu HL LavArence Co.. New I’urk, and praying that such . copy of said will lie allowed, filed, and (econted Mate of Michigan, la the Clmilt Court tor thr in «aid court a* and fur the last will mid testa I ment of said deceased , < , I Inereupon It Is onjeredi that Monday. Ztno । Mst day of January next at ten o’cioek In the .Teimle Annstrohg, Hattie Mcflvaln, Frank forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said J petition, and that the la-lrs, al law of said de- F ishrr, Kme Fisher and Julia «sl*er. deteml. . : ’ ceaaed. and all other persoii* interest^ In.Mid ant|. Upon due proof toy affidavit that JcuiileArmestate, are required to appear at a sessiuu of said court, then to be holdfin al the Probate strung. Hiittle Mcflvnlu. Frank Fisher and Julia F rntoer, defendants in the 'above entitled cause i Office, in the city of Hastings, In said county. and show cause, if any T herdI>e, why the prayer pending In this court, reside out of the Mid e°«»Pl*tiiant tk Morris B. ,n ‘hr state of Kansas, ex­ Decker defendant of the petitioner sbonld not lie granted. field Wank Fisher, who resides In the state of 8a« to th* Circuit Court for the . And It Is further ordered that said iietltloner I give'nottea to t|ie iiensans interested hi said «Iscynsln. And on mot Ion of Hnilth & Colgrove, county of Barry, in Cbanoery, at Hastings, the estate, of the pepden>-y of said ja-Htion. and the sollcttorx for coaiplalnant. Il la Ordered tiutf the 3rd day of December, A. D. iwa. ta this cause hearing thereof by <-aiish« a ropy of this order said defendmiU duappearand answer thr bill of ll ■“<»»“ <® «>' that the detobcTpubllshed In the Hastings Bannkk, a complaint filed In the Mid cause, within four ^orT1* B. Dedker, tea non-resident of L‘n fru,n ‘hF dale of this order, else the said the Htate. hut is a resident of Cuba, Alleghany newspaper printed and clrenhital hi said county of Barry, once In each week for three successive bill of complaint shall be taken as confessed.. county. New York. On motion of Smith a ColAnd further, that this order be published with?/ weeks previonsto said °7c' (or t»'nP’*‘nant, it is ordered In twenty days from this date, lu the Hiistimr^ h that said defendant eater his appearance In this lAifne copy.) Judge r>i Probate. IUNN mi. a newspaper printed In the sold county cause on or be'sru four months from the date of of Bfirnr, and be published therein once In each this order. And that within twenty da^the *«•*'*, h’ •■“Rx-ewiou; «uch pubUca- oomptalnant cause this order to l-e published viiancery Male. , . State of Mlchlgim. The Clrebit/ Court for th* 2r0*M ver’.H I:V Uot ’T hi case n the Hahttngk Bahxks; mdd publication to ■ Ootmtor of Barry.—In Chancery. copy of this order be aerved mi the said defend- in be continued onOelu each week tor six weeks 'Elijah Bowman and Jacob A. IJeMrr, com- ante, penionally, at least twenty days before tlie In snoceMlon. Fhaxx A. Hooks*. time lierrlu prescribed for their appearance plahuUits. Dated this 17th day of D^iiIw.Td. Im _ - ■ Circuit Judge. Smith <t Colobove. . ^heldell Clark Coiteml, Kdmomf Con­ FRANK A. HOOKER. for Complainant. rad. Wed Conrad. Maud<Jonra<L Francis Mana (Attest.) Atrocoopy. SMITH BCOUIROVK, Conrad, Laura Cpnnul EHa Cunrad. tiara Ara­ ________________ Char. M. Mauk, Register. bella Conrad and Frank Eugene Coprad.dcfendSollcRorsfor Coinpialnmit. • UDIS. ' A true copy. [Attest] By,ttL a devree of the above mentioned CHARLEH M. MACK. State of Nlc'l court in the alxiye entitled cause, bearing date ____________ ________ ircult Court for th< Register. oountv of I 1,11111 ’M‘11 labile miction u* Mary L. Lav urn JUgh^st bidder on Hatunlay. the nth day «.f at ten o’clock tn the forenoon at Richard Doyle, Euiabrth Bentley, Annie Richie the north front door of the court house, In the and Jen? Doyle, heirs at law of Darby Doyle’ city of Hastlnga. In Barry county, Mlehlrsi*— said court house being the place for hokilng the i Ji r17 00710 antl- KanJ<* A. circuit nuirt fur said county «>f Bnrrv-thc lands andjuemlses descrllied hi snjd docree, nndauBy ▼ittuo of a decree af th* al>ove mentioned Uwrfted to bwVrfd therein, as described in tinnwrtgnge referwl to. Iielng as1 follows, viz: all Piece or parcel of land lying mid behtgbeat bidder on Saturday, the 12th day of Janu­ ary! mmten o’clock In the forenoon, tot the north ot ‘sA£S™5S&fbSffi<S from, door of the Court Houae, In the dty of sc . tout Uh |.rrJ»U UwnsX InvlM wirt w* and for the lam wHl and teata- nrustlbe 44 inches long, sound, straight, and free from knots. Dated, November», IM*. - , , j * PBJXXPW. Jftnmx. loner In and for Barry Order. Htatc of Michigan. O And landed them in the Drug Store of Presents for Presents (that Iteing Q*e place of holding? the Circuit Court for Mid comity of Barry.) There will be sold at ptib^ auction or WmAfo to the highest bldderr^— — or----- * h ount no claimed to be due and unnald mortgage, w tth Intwrert at eight per Hald 7T A it ’ r nest rioed in w . ££for past . Middle-aged People, for Young People. Presents for Children. In endless varieties and at Prices never before offered in this City. CALL AND EXAMINE. E. A. MATTISON, MM. H. M NOKBIS. Mon,w. MuHuw- Btorry.— SSESSfe iSdlkrrtoSdtta’iS tlie.office oftheHzwii »t Barry, on the toi WB, Ito Lltier ten of —AND— es; none wanted under eight cured i»y snhPmaHtqS inches in diameter. White ash bolts, 44 inches long. $3.50 pet­ cord. • ‘ , THE HOLIDAYS rivrn that on tta twelfth day of March A. 1). 1*4, at one o'clock In thr afternoon Split everything over 16 inch­ and cherry bolts, 44 inches long, $5 per cord; liasswood,. Large and Splendid Assortment of Goods for DefaultIMMm™r.XTXri having been made in1^ th* navww.... • .-rrt.h. We want 5,000 cords ef Bolts this winter, and will pay high­ er prices than ever. All bolt# Which Marched throughed the Mammoth Wholesale Houses of New York, picked up a and twenty-two cei ngn. or suit, at law< ted to recover the WPl-FK. Alton.., Protiate State of Middgmi. (SSJyOriter of That Cyclone Presents for Old People, ’ Wom. and couta »ted December, JOHN CARVCTH, _ ___________________________ Of Cuansel. What? Frederick Hotchkiss .>A«. ot forTald ex l to l» solT -*a At a. Muston of the Probate Court for the holdenm the Probate Office In hl Mid county ou Wecfoes- YOU SEE IT? it la tn tkf forenoon at 1 oourt house fa the Musical Merchandise NO»TH 81DB HTAT1 ST,, HABTTMB, «CT EXCLUSIVE AGENCY OF THE � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1883 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 1883. PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Only three December issues are available. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download.